Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Turnabout Day for ' Teaching ' Seniors American Education Week, an annual national observance, is a week in October set apart for a special educational purpose. The theme of this year ' s AEW, October 25-31, was Shape Schools for the 70 ' s. At Manual, the highlights of this week were the traditional activities — an Open House and a student-faculty Turnabout Day. On Wednesday night of AEW, hundreds of par- ents filed through the halls ■ meeting teachers, touring laboratories, and discussing problems, teaching techniques, and grades. Outsiders and rec- ent alumni also came to see the school and visit their former teachers. ROTC boys were at every door to give help and directions to the visitors. Stu- dent Affairs Board members were in the halls to pass out teacher-classroom lists and give assistance. The P-TA furnished faculty members with cor- sages and boutonnieres as identifications. o On Turnabout Day, selected seniors spent the day with an administrator, a teacher, or staff mem- ber to see what the other side was like. Students acting as counterparts ran the school, taught classes, and performed office duties. These stu- dents had the honor of eating in the teachers ' cafeteria as guests. The day ended with a P-TA sponsored tea for the faculty and Turnabouts. Each year on Turnabout Day, teachers treat their student coun- terparts to lunch, and all eat in the teachers ' cafeteria. Here teachers and turnabouts discuss events of the day. Principal for the day. Senior Tom Smith takes the place of Mr. Wayne Kincaid for the announcements. Behind him waits Kathy Cabonay, Vice-principal Franklin Fisher ' s turnabout. Senior Pat Layden shows his Craft Arts class how to form clay into the proper design to decorate a large vase. Pat was the turnabout teacher for Mr. Nicholas Logston. 11

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AEW Provides Open House Night for Parents Open House brings parents and stu- dents together with teachers to dis- cuss grades, class work, and student participation. Here Mr. John Krueger talks with Mrs. Vera Stubbs and her son Bob, while Alexis Haddix waits in the background, Senior Charlene Walton, turnabout for Mrs. Marilyn McCloud, even took care of Home Room and did a bit of counseling, as she gave failing students tips on how to raise their grades. Jean Ruoff, turnabout for Mr. Don Hully, uses a transparency projector to show charts of wind currents in explaining weather trends in Physical Science. II)

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Successful ' Carnival Hit Puppeteers Dale Petrie and Blake Housam save Lili Strait) as she starts to climb the ladder to commit oletta suicide. Seniors George Russ and Bill Brown, members of Pit Orchestra, have a jazz session during a break at musical rehearsal. Rosalie, portrayed by Linda Laetsch, is telling Schlegel, the circus owner, Mike Christy, that she is leaving be- cause Marco the Magnificent is in love with another girl. Greta Schlegel, played by Janice Hardy, sits at the bottom of the Leap for Life pole licking her habitual lollipop. Ad • V 4 ! ! r sw — — k- k mHtX Wkm , ' ■ m jj mm m.ww -» fM. !.