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

Page 26 text:

Rounding the turn at Manual ' s track, freshman Mitchell Owens tries to gain on his Wood High School opponent. Owens tied the 100 yard dash record of 10.3 seconds, and he was on the 880 and mile relay teams, which set new freshman track records at Manual last Spring. Owens returned this season with hopes of running varsity. Cross-country: First row— Bobby Warner, Rusty Knight, Charles Hamblin, Steve Snake, Tom )oseph, Robert Riley, )erry Reiser, William Sims, and David Gentry. Second row— Gary Brown, Tim Eggert, Lamar (ohnson, Terry Wampler, David )oseph, Kenny losn, )ohn Henshen, Tim Huber, )eff Lowe, Jeff Stone, and Coach Kirby Julian. 22 Cross-Country

Page 25 text:

Hello, Dolly hits on ' Skin Stage The show exceeded my fondest expectations, said Mr. Thomas Williams when asked how he felt about the production of Hello, Dolly, junior Mary Gabbard, the student director, commented, We had a hard-working cast and an ambitious crew. I think we did a super job. Hello, Dolly was presented by the Manual Music department in the Manual auditorium on November 9 and 10. Mr. Carl Wright and his stage craft class made the set, and the art club did the painting. The cast included seniors Beth VanDerMoere as Dolly, Robert Thorpe as Horace Vandergelder, Marsha Stenger as Irene Molloy, and Kathy Williams as Minnie Faye. Cornelius Hackl and Barnaby Tucker were portrayed by sophomores Tim Sullivan and Richard Williams. Dolly Levi was an ingenious matchmaker who arranged marriages for other people and eventually arranged the marriage she wanted for herself. Senior Beth VanDerMoere said, I enjoyed doing Hello, Dolly a great deal. We did have some problems, like when the microphones didn ' t work, but I felt the entire cast did a great job and really put out on both nights. When asked if she would do it again, she remarked, I wish I could do it right now! Junior Chris Cross explained, I enjoyed being in the musical a great deal; it was a lot of work, but it was also a lot of fun. Everyone in the cast meets new friends, and it just seems like we ' re one big happy family. It ' s a great experience, and I encourage everyone to take part in one of these productions during their years at Manual. Robert Thorpe, as Horace Vandergelder, expresses his disapproval of fool in the world. Mrs. Dolly Levi (Beth VanDerMoere) describes the variety of services she offers, including lessons on the mandolin and guitar and matchmaking. Musical 21

Page 27 text:

Harriers, freshmen post winning and record years Running with great guys, the cross- country and freshman track teams produced winning seasons. Cross- country, coached by Kirby Julian, compiled a 12-4 record, and guided by coach Al Pike the freshman track squad had a record breaking year. Both the 880 and mile relay records were broken, and five other freshman track records were tied last spring. Doubling on the 880 and mile relay teams were Anthony Hudgins, Mitchell Owens, and Trent Watts. David York rounded out the 880 relay team, and Derwood Clark was fourth man for the mile. Cross-country coach Julian said the team ' s success was due to hard work, great guys, and experience. He said, The guys really worked at it, and worked hard at running. Some of them had had experience in cross-country running, and that also helps. I love to run was junior harrier Terry Wampler ' s response and feelings to cross-country. It keeps you in shape, and you can earn your letter by running. I ' d also like to attend college and run competively on the college level, Wampler added. Cited by Julian as valuable runners over the 78 course, underclassmen Wampler, Ken Ison, Charles Hamblin, David Joseph, and Steve Smith all return for the next cross-country season. Cross-Country Manual 31 inual Opponent Center Grove Howe Scecina ■ Broad Ripple Washington Northwest : Arlington S Beech Grove I Tech 1 Northwest 2 Marshall Attucks Roncalli 11 Tech Invitational— 3rd place Howe Invitational -6th place City Tourney— 4th place Sectional-14th place Steve Snake, John Henshen, and Ricky Knight twist their way through the wooded Garfield Park past the Pagoda. The harriers this year posted a 12-4 season record. Freshman track: First row— Doug Rhoton, Tim Huber, Charles Hamblin, David York, and Kevin Campbell. Second row— Coach Moe Moriarty, Wayne Hudgins, jerry Reiser, Ron Spurgeon, Eric Bracey, Brian Cantor, John Honrado, Mitchell Owens, and Coach Al Pike. Back row— Coach Ray Schultz, Phillip Fingers, Maurice Williams, Scott Kent, Derwood Clark, Jeff Kern, Trent Watts, Kenny Ison, Charles Rivers, and Steve Jones. Freshman Track 23