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

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Band, Concert Club perform well in school and community Busying themselves with not only school but community activities as well, the Band and Concert Club both maintained their reputations as one of the best. Concert Club, previously known as Girl ' s Glee Club, sang carols at Christmas time at Lafayette Square and on Monument Circle. They participated in an all-city festival with other female groups from In- dianapolis high schools. The Redskin Marching Band en- tertained at home football games with their show, The Way West. Performing during a muddy down- pour, the Band received a second division in the controversial ISMA contest. Despite this setback, the Band attended I.U. Band Day in Bloomington and marched in the 500 Festival and pre-race parades. Plans were made to attend the Indiana State Fair contest the fol- lowing August. Pep Band helped spark enthusi- asm by playing at basketball games. Concert Band performed at grade schools to promote interest in high school music. It also attended the ISMA playing contest. Band and Concert Club gave a spring concert and joined with all members of the music department for the annual May Festival. The Manual Marching Band, under the batons of Drum Majorettes Nancy Ellis and Marcia Mueller, lead the Homecoming parade. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Rita Munn, Kathy Wolfe, Mi- chelle Bowers, Diana Glasson. SECOND ROW: Liz Adams, Bart Hodges, Nancy Moore, Karen Jerrell, Jim Lewis, Debbie Zimmer- man, Eileen Kindred. THIRD ROW: George Eckler, Jim Warren, Kevin Lowe, Marietta Balay, Bill Walton, Ricky Maxwell, Paul Tex, Tim Birtchman, Ken Roe. STANDING: Pat Maxwell, Kent McCamp- bell, Bill Yocum, Mike Aikens, Kurt Kreise, Mr. Dan Bolin. BACK ROW: Steve Jent, Mark Robinson, Tim Baker, Bruce Peterson, Randy Ferris, Mike Mascoe, Duane Strain. Concert Band 17

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GLEE CLUB FRONT: Mrs. Martha Cross. FRONT ROW: Kathryn Craig, Junko Lantry, Cheryl Kunkel, Julie Hart, Annette Clark, Car- lene Brown, Carol Smith, Marcia Williams, Kathy Burgess, Vickie Swank, Cindy Burgess. SECOND ROW: Susan Leggins, Nancy Moore, Cynthia Denton, Barbara Speck, Diana Carrico, Shirlinda Smith, Kelly Shull, Melia Rutan, Bonita Goss, Terri Watson, Vicki Allen! THIRD ROW: Miss Anne Wells, Natalie Meyer, Diana Buckles, Chris- tine Sutton, Phyllis Walker, Cheryl Frey, Rita Munn, Bonita Tolle, Peggy Green, Patricia Burnette, Cynthia Davis. FOURTH ROW: Susan Woodworth, Marita Berzins, Darlene McCormick, Cathy Hittle, Becky Hansen, Donna Heacox, Cheryl Stenger, Kathy Wolfe, Karen Van Blaricum. FIFTH ROW: Linda May, Roberta Loyd, Patricia Sutton, Linda Mascoe, Becky McManus, Cynthia Smith. SIXTH ROW: Clarice Favors, Bonnie Kendrick, Barbara Deupree, Marilyn Major, Martha Herbig, Alice York, Susan Meece, Sue Wiley. BACK ROW: Cathy Clark, Karla Borkes, Kay Newton, Joyce Ott. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Jenny Tutterrow, Linda May, Vickie Swank, Kathy Fouts, Donna Strain. SECOND ROW: Randy Borkes, Phil Herbig, Linda Thompson, Brenda Hagenmaier, Ray Hauser, Sharon Jerrell, Cindy Davis. THIRD ROW: Debbie Lunn, Monica Sowders, Bonnie Goss, Mary Ellis, Carol Lewis, Marshall Wingler, Larry Hath- away, Bob Mullin, Cathy Hittle. FOURTH ROW: Runita Majors, Judy Devine, Kathie Duggan, Donna Heacox, Melia Rutan, Linda Mascoe, Vickie Webster, Gary Farley, Howard Smith, Pam Hooder, Thomas Turner, Terri Watson. 16 ConcertClub

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MUC, bowlers, lettermen have fun, honors Lettermen ' s Club recognized those who have earned enough points to be awarded their letter, sweater or jacket. Several activities of the year included sweeping the gym floor during basketball half- time, escorting homecoming candi- dates and keeping a booth at the annual Pow-Wow. The MUC, Manual Underclass- men Club, began this year. It was an honor organization aimed at serv- ing Manual and the surrounding area. MUC members added a great deal of spirit to the school. A cer- tain grade point level was a require- ment to join MUC. Bowling Club changed its meet- ing day to Thursdays after school at Sport Bowl. Competing on teams, individual ' s scores and averages were kept and tallied all year. Team trophies and high scoring awards were presented at the Banquet at the season ' s end. LETTERMEN FRONT ROW: Tom O ' Connor, Brett Andrews, Dean Stegmoller, Jerry Ancelot, Earl Bowers, Steve Fortner, Mark Holmes, Joe McHugh, Bill Davis, Wilfred Jimison, Randy Simpson, Mike Natalie. SECOND ROW: Greg Kello, Keith Smith, Steve Harmon, Larry Milli, Charles Laetsch, Stan Mathis, Russ Finley, Dave Mc- Daniels, Joe Harmon, Paul Osmon, Greg Young, Bob Eader. THIRD ROW: Jerry Walden, Terry Thacker, Les Estes, Mark Campbell, Chuck Cothron, Pat Callahan, Steve Thorpe, Don Kasper, Jeff Bun- nell, Doug Polen, Henry Freeman, Charles Johnson, Rolfe Bruce, Sponsor Ray Schultz. BACK ROW: John Masengale, Tom Ruoff, Butch Fikes, Ethan Manuel, Garry Wolfe, Steve Surber, Carl Jones, Mark Hawkins, Dennis Hilber, Daryl Davie, George Novak, John Smith, Ken Thompson, Charles Haines. 18 Lettermen