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

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Stage and PA Combine for All-school Convocations ™ r « SB«««iii l « a , Assisting with Cymnatics Made Easy, an assembly program by Bud and Edna leffery, are Linda Stansbu ' y. Carol Williams, Fred Murray, and Charlie Johnson. Auditorium programs were few and far between this year because of Manual ' s exploded population. Two sessions couldn ' t accommodate everyone. Juniors and seniors at- tended in person while underclass- men listened in home rooms by PA. Two assemblies in the gym en- abled everyone to see a couple of fun shows, but acoustics there make other programs impossible. Aud programs included the Tee- Pee Talent Parade, for which Red- skins volunteered to perform; a Christmas music concert, which closed with the Halelujah Chor- us ; a reformed drug addict, who shared his life ' s story; a National Honor Society pledge ceremony, and two athletic awards days. Work ' ng with a guest speaker, Mr. Frank Bizzarro, during an aud program on Ecology are David Baumann. Rod Gi Hey, Randy Johnson, and Jeannette Mullen. Fire-twirler Dawne Biro performs specta- cularly for TeePee Talent Parade. 16

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ll Rosie Alvarez, played by Becky Hill, dances as she sings Spanish Rose. The McAfee family is grouped in their kitchen, discussing Conrad. Seated is Mark Koenig, and standing are Cheri Watson, Clenda Stenger, and Bob Watness. A group of townspeople meet at the Sweetapple Train Station to greet Conrad (Steve Chirstian) as Rose (Becky Hill) and Albert (David Blythe) look on. Carol Williams reminds her son (David Blythe) of her bad heart condition

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Military Ball Queen and her court, the other senior sponsors, line up for an Ivian photo- graph: H C Cpt. Mary Merritt, C Maj. Steve Brown, H C Cpt. Becky Hendricks, C LtC Scot Price, H C LtC. Linda Clark, C Maj. Dave Blythe, H C 1st Lt. Cwen Maxey C lst Lt. Wendell Ware, H C Maj. Debbie Westerfield, and C lst Lt. Don Dolph Cafeteria Converts to Dance Hall for Fun ' Occasions Dances offered occasional diver- sions on the school scene. The Ivian-sponsored Pic Par- ade and John Henry Hop gave underclassmen a chance to swap pictures and sign yearbooks. The SAB after-game dances en- couraged sports fans to socialize with their many friends. Roines Romps attracted teen- agers who enjoy today ' s rock mu- sic. Lights and movement created a vibrant atmosphere at these events. On March 4, ROTC cadets and their dates danced in the Manual cafeteria at the Military Ball. H C LtC. Linda Clark was crowned Queen of this annual event. Marcia Coodin and Jerry Goss reign as Queen and King of Ivian ' s Pic Parade. Win ' ston cZVw l nrTT Queen ° f the Milltar Bal1 as Poli « Chief Winston Churchill and ROTC Commandant James McDaniel stand by. 17