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

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In the past, the basics for an educa- tion have been reading, writing, and arithmetic. In today ' s world, much more is required. At Manual, 141 different classes are offered to form a strong basis for coping with today ' s society. Manual classes include vocational train- ing and college preparatory offerings. There are also classes to add to one ' s general knowledge. Classes are the bas- ics at Manual, and education is the basis of our society. 10 Academics

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Signs of Trouble 1. Seeing a blue spot on your pants and realizing your pen exploded. 2. Getting your schedule and seeing you have four study halls and no lunch. 3. The cafeteria cashier rings up $1.10 and you only have $1.00. 4. Finding out your locker partner is a thief. 5. Forgetting to double space your ten page term paper. Opening 9

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Facts 1. Homeroom starts directly after third period unless it ' s a 3A 3B aud day, in which case follow the crowd. 2. To stay alive you must cheer for the Manual team at all athletic events. 3. Don ' t throw passes in the halls. 4. When walking up the stairs, keep to the right. 5. When walking down the stairs, keep to the right. 1 The mosaic design in the center hall challenges the artistic skills of sophomore Dallas Richardson. 2 The trombone and baritone squads practice marching techniques in band. 3 ROTC members Darryl McRae, James Cough- Ian, Barbara Receveur, and Earl Perry take down the Manual flag at the end of the school day. 4 During the 1977 spring vacation, 11 Manual Spanish students went to Mexico. This picture, taken in Acapulco, shows a cliff diver. 5 Sophomores Xavier Rowe and Robert Jackson practice their pianos in Key Board and sharpen their musical skills. Academics 11