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

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Vice-principal E. Franklin Fisher shows his turnabout, James Hoosier, the ropes. Auditorium Manager Carl Wright and his turnabout. Stage Manager Mike )ones, teach a Stage Craft class. Many students took teachers ' places on Turnabout Day. AEW Helps Schools Bridge Gap ' With Turnabout ' and Open House Mrs. Marilyn Hathaway, P-TA president, and her daughter, Linda, visit Miss Carolyn Griffin, L ; nda ' s English teacher. Open House was Wednesday night of AEW. American Education Week oc- curred during the week of October 25. Theme for this annual event was Help Schools Bridge the Gap. The theme was carried out at Manual through posters and PA an- nouncements all week. The annual Turnabout Day saw many students taking the place of teachers and running their classrooms. Teach- ers and turnabouts were invited to an after-school tea in the library. Open House Night gave parents and teachers a chance to bridge the gap and become better ac- quainted. First six-weeks grading period ended before AEW, giving parents and teachers the opportuni- ty to discuss grades. Also at Open House, the P-TA enlisted new members at the doors. For Manualites, highlight of the week was the naming of Mr. How- ard Thrall principal. Prior to AEW, he had been acting principal. 12

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Norman Leonard executes a pass as a South- port defender dives for a tackle. Members of the Girls ' Glee Club sing Girl of my Dreams as homecoming Queen Susie Marcum and King Glen Shake promenade down the white carpet to their car. Queen Susie Marcum bursts into tears from joy and excitement as she is crowned by Cindy Eva, the retiring queen. K ; ng Glen Shake stands waiting to escort his queen down the white carpet to their waiting con- vertible for a trip around the track to re- ceive the accolades of all Manualites. it

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Interested Parents Back Manualites with Time, Earnings Mrs. Nathan Wooden and Mrs. James Maschmeyer perform a skit at a meeting. Manual ' s Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation and Dads Club support school activities in person as well as with money they earn through their many money-making projects. P-TA members, approximately 30 at a time, serve in the three re- freshment stands at all home foot- ball games, providing typical grid fare of hot dogs, cokes, coffee, and candy bars. Much money is made while keeping fans happy. April 28, the P-TA-sponsored Pow Wow was in the gym. P-TA mothers worked in booths, served dinner, and counted ballots for the Pow Wow King and Queen. Many school clubs participated at this an- nual event to earn money. The P-TA helped pay for new Glee Club robes, cheerleader out- fits, workshops, and scholarships The active Dads Club mans the concession stands in the gym during basketball season. Selling cold drinks, ice cream, and candy to thirsty, hungry Manual rooters helps the Dads meet their budget. Freshman Tfm Baker serves Mr. Carl Lind- strom refreshments of punch and cookies. Mrs. James Maschmeyer serves football fans at the afternoon Ritter contest. Many P-TA members serviced the refreshment booths at all home grid games. Manualaires Jeannetre Mullen, Vicky Ackerman, Becky Hill, Marilyn Sadler, Carol Williams, Diane Spilmon, Kathy Mauler, Rod Bruce, Bary Cox, David Blythe, Chauncey Davis, and Larry White perform at an evening P-TA meeting. i::