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

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V Vv I CAN SEE THE FUTURE . . . Senior Brian Ped- igo attempts to foresee the future by reading his palm. Watching him are juniors Chris Baker and Patty Ogden. All three were in the act Look, Find, and Sink ' Er. EMHS 22 Redskin Revue

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S.S. American sets sail for Manual Satan, you stay away from me, cause you ain ' t the man I want to see . . . This phrase was shouted by the passengers and crew of the S.S. American in Manual ' s production of Cole Porter ' s Anything Goes. Excitement and laughter filled the ship from the moment the passengers boarded in New York until it docked in England. On shipboard Billy Crocker (Mark Bowell), a broken down broker, was trying to get his girl, Hope Harcourt (Kathy Gilvin), away from her fiance ' , Sir Evelyn Oakleigh (Richard Wil- liams). Billy met an old friend on board, Reno Sweeny (Theresa Snoddy), an evangelist turned night club singer. Billy engaged Reno in a plot to get Evelyn steamed up and out of the way so that he could move in on Hope. Moonface Martin (David Ackerman), Public Enemy 13, and his moll, Bonnie (Mary Gidcumb), became involved in the hilarious plot, which included blackmail, disguises, and ro- mance. Finally, with the help of two Chinese converts , Ching and Ling (Howard Ladd and Randy Hanshew), Billy and Hope were at last united, Reno and Evelyn fell in love and Moony found he was no longer Public Enemy 13. Elisha J. Whitney (Mark Hart) was kept in a constant state of intoxication throughout the cruise. Eventually he fell drunkenly in love with Mrs. Har- court (Kim Carnes), Hope ' s over- bearing Mother. Thomas Williams and Fred Bennett combined their talents as music and stage directors to mold the show into a success. Assisting them were Sue Kirkwood and Tim Sullivan as assis- tant stage and music directors. Senior Richard Williams com- mented, Although Friday ' s perfor- mance was excellent, I think that it took too long for the kids to under- stand that they had to work together in order for the show to work. Sophomore Steve Schultz also commented, It was fun to be in and to be able to perform with all the tal- ented Seniors. I hope that next year ' s musical is just as exciting. HEAVEN HOP . . . Bonnie was being held up by two sailors (George Biro and Mike Ryan) as she sang of her shortcuts to heaven in Heaven Hop. She was trying to become one of Reno Sweeny ' s angels. FRIENDSHIP . . . Reno, Billy, and Moon sing of what true friendship is in the song Friendship. Reno and Moon are helping Billy hide from the Purser as he tries to capture Hope ' s heart. PROTESTING OAKLEIGH . . Sir Evelyn Oak- leigh was very disgusted. Billy had disguised himself as an old lady, Mrs. Bernard Shaw, in trying to get near Hope. Evelyn was protesting, He should be put in a pair of jolly old irons and thrown in the Brig. Musical EMHS 21

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Eighty-One Revue proves ' Enchantment ' is exciting Redskin Revue was written, directed, and performed by Manualites. The theme for the 52nd production was The World of Enchantment. The Riches of Poverty , written by brothers Brad and Gregg Stewart, fea- tured Ashley (Mark Bowell), a very poor fellow, head over heels in love with Pretty D. Rich, a very wealthy princess. Godfather (Gregg Stewart) helped Ashley by giving him the appearance of a wealthy person. There was, however, one flaw in Godfather ' s plan. When the clock struck midnight, Ashley went from riches back to rags. When this hap- pened, he ran out of the party, leaving only a silver glove behind. Pretty finds the glove and goes to find the man who fits the glove. Wait Till My Father Gets Here was written by juniors David Johnson and George Stewart. Clardy (David Acker- man) took over the King ' s (Danny Hud- dleston) Palace and warred with him. Clardy captured the King ' s daughters, Princess Cassandra and Princess Mandy (Mary Gidcumb and Sue Kirk- wood), and the King sent the three heros, Eric, John, and Chris (Rex Sola- dine, Terry Englert, and Tim Grey) to rescue his daughters. After a series of conflicts, the King ' s army defeated Clardy. Then Clardy threw a spell on the King to render him powerless, but the spell backfired. The Palace was re- captured, and Clardy was taken prisoner. Look, Find and Sink ' Er was written by junior Steve Childers and sopho- more James Barron. Johnny Harper (Chris Baker) the head of defense at Zetar Institute of Technology, Paula Rivera (Patty Ogden) a doctor at the In- stitute, and Lester (Brian Pedigo) went back in time to find an alternative en- ergy source for the world in the Twenty- First century. Minister Rogers (Mark Wyss) was on the Island of Atlantis. Paula and the Raiders got greedy and tried to control the energy source. Other residents of the Island, Mr. York (Romeo Garza) and Baboo (Jolene Merida) tried to change the Island into a fantasy island. Minister Rogers helped return them to their own time. Johnny Harper, though, stayed and married Princess Elaine (Lisa King). WIFE-BEATER? . . . Senior David Ackerman pulls back for the swing as senior Sue Kirkwood dodges him in Wait Till My Father Gets Here. WILL YOU BE MINE? ... Rex Soladine, junior, proposes to senior Mary Gidcumb in Look, Find, and Sink ' Er ACT WRITERS . . . SITTING: George Stewart, David Johnson. Back Row: Gregg Stewart, Brad Stewart, Bo Barron, and Steve Childers. Redskin Revue EMHS 23