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

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Changes, Surprises Audiences greatest river, the Mississippi. Acts, centered around the Seine, Thames, and Snake Rivers, followed. Is Anyone Seine Around Here, written by Sandy Holmes and John Masengale, boasted award winners Tim Baker, Best Male Vocalist, and Lynn Janke, Best Actress. Winners from Mark Shives and Gary Mills ' act, The Taming of the Thames, were Nancy Ellis, Vignette Award, Charles Wolfe, Best Actor, Mark Shives, Best Comic Portrayal, and Merlin ' s Maids, Best-Presented Chorus Line. The final act, Wild Buffalo, You Dirty Old Medicine Man, written by David Sease and Debbie Wood, was chosen Best Act. Other in- dividual winners from the act were Karen O ' Connor, Best Female Vocalist, and the Bannockettes. Best Precision Chorus Line. All awards were given at the party. BELOW — Struggling with the fierce river dragon in a vain effort, is Sophomore Carl Bauman, in The Taming of the Thames. CENTER — Pedal Blossom, the Chief ' s only daughter, portrayed by Karen O ' Connor, is being carried to the Snake River to be sacrificed. Her death was part of the Med- icine Man ' s plot to become chief. BOTTOM — Writers of the winning act, Wild Buffalo, You Dirty Old Medicine Man, David Sease and Debbie Wood, proudly display the trophies they won for their efforts. Redskin Revue 21

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p V f Every fact that is learned Becomes a key to other facts. — J. G. Holland m Most of our school time is spent learning learning facts. But, an important part of our learning is accomplished through experiencing Whether in science labs or on gym equipment, we try out facts and theories we have learned.