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

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Redskins share Manual feelings Redskins were very diversified. They came in different sizes, shapes, and colors. They had varied interests, and they par- ticipated in different activities. But Redskins also had much in common. They experienced elation when the school band won yet another contest; and they also felt frustration when an athletic team lost an important game. Redskins realized pride when a member of the student body was recognized for academic excellence, and they knew excitement when a traditional ac- tivity was about to occur. Probably the most common factor uniting Redskins, though, was the pride and respect that Redskins reserved for their school, Emmerich Manual. And while all the activities and all the sports events were worth very much to Redskins, the item of more worth was the actual school and the people. Manual was, indeed, worth a million. SW EET SIXTEEN . . . Lisa Brown, junior, chooses another record at her birthday party. M-A-N-U-A-L . . . Arsenal Technical High School displays painted pennants of many Indianapolis schools in its gymnasium. Manual being one. I AM STUCK ON BAND-AIDS . . . Tammy Mustard, junior, writhes in pain as she applies a Band-Aid to her injured knee. Tammy and other band members had many summer practices.

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