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

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BOOSTER and MAN staff members active in pub Pub is a fun place to be! You meet a lot of interesting people in pub, and There is never a dull mo- ment in pub, were some of the famil- iar comments about the publications office. The school publications were the BOOSTER and the MAN. The BOOSTER, the school newspa- per, was published bi-weekly. Mrs. Kathy Guignard, sponsor of the BOOSTER, spent many hours correct- ing, rearranging, and finalizing layouts. The editor-in-chief, Marcell Gibson, changed the heading of the newspaper to a more formal format. With his ex- perience, Marcell was able to give fel- low staff members assistance and ad- vice. Junior Susan Smith was feature edi- tor and Madawna Hix, news editor. The sports editor post was held by David Roundtree with Jeff Masengale as photo chief. Karen Lauerman was business manager; Tammy Cox, news bureau editor; and Lia Finney, copy editor. Marcell Gibson, senior, commented, I was happy to be selected to be edi- tor-in-chief. I really enjoy my work. The MAN, although there were only seven full-time members, worked throughout the year to produce an ex- cellent book by May. Deana Rutledge, freshman, was the index editor, and James Barron was the chief photogra- pher; Marvin Brown, Lori Lauerman, and Cathy Yeager were in charge of layouts. Editor-in-chief, senior Amy Blazek, was supported by senior Linda Davidson, assistant editor. The Pub Club was a new group at Manual. The club helped out in the publications office when it was need- ed. Folding BOOSTERS was a regular job for the pubbers. Even though it did not always seem that way, the publications office was full of very busy people doing their jobs. ■ r? . «i JL T » jjj yy ■ k — m K 1 1 W | 1 J ■HP . B i | Il a WT W jh WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS , Senior Amy Blazek gives advice to co-worker Marvin Brown, senior, with a layout for the IVIAN. IVIAN . . . Front row: Linda Davidson, Lori Lauer- man, and Cathy Yeager. Back row: James Bar- ron, Amy Blazek, and Marvin Brown. 29

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BOOSTER . . . Sitting: Becky Sauer. Karen Lauerman, Madawna Hix, Robert Maxwell, and Bob Dittrlch. Standing: Amy Sholders, Scott Flandermeyer, Bernie Schulz, Brian Johnson, Steve Smith, Thomas Hall, Marcell Gibson, Tim Passios, James Barron, Tammy Anderson, and David Roundtree. THAT ' S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THERE . . . Sen- ior Marcell Gibson, editor-in-chief, corrects proofs for one edition of the BOOSTER. IF THIS WERE CHANGED TO . . MAN sponsor, Mr. Robert Snoddy, checks layouts for staff members. PUB CLUB . Front row: Teresa Eggert, Sherry Brown, Susie Handlon. Annie May, Felicia Sar- gent, and Penny Murray Second row: Lia Fin- ney. Tim Passios. Lisa Centers, and Mark Stolt- mg Back row: Mike Gilvin, Thomas Hall, and Amy Sholders. 28

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Redskins march toward victories Killian , An American in Paris , Rondo , Shaker Melody ; what were those? Those were the selec- tions the Redskin Marching Band played for their contest show. Under the direction of Mr. Bruce R. Smith and drum major Greta Heskett, the band began practicing its routines in late August. During the football sea- son, the band performed at home football games. The band performed in the Back to School and the Veterans ' Day pa- rades. They also competed at the Law- rence Central Invitational and in the Central Indiana Marching Band Con- test at Bush Stadium. The band re- ceived a first division, an inspection trophy and a third runner-up trophy at Bush Stadium. In October, the band performed in the Indiana State School Music Association Contest at Colum- bus East High School and received a second division trophy. When the basketball season started, the Pep Band, made up of a fairly small section of the marching band, got to- gether to play at home basketball games. The Pep Band also helped boost spirits at pep sessions through- out the year. Concert season began in late Octo- ber and lasted the rest of the year. Several students changed instruments and with more difficult selections, the Marching Band became the Symphon- ic Band. The Symphonic Band gave concerts at IPS 72 with the Glee Club in late February and early March. In April, the Symphonic Band competed in the Indiana State School Music As- sociation ' s Organizational Contest. The final performances for the year were the May Festival and Commence- ment in June. The majorettes, a group of girls, per- formed at the football games. They carried flags and marched with the band. They also performed at basket- ball games. Indoors, they performed dances during halftime. Senior band member Charles Alley, who has played baritone since his freshman year, said he enjoyed being in the Marching Band. Charles commented, Being in the band is a challenge. Not only is there a challenge to compete with fellow Redskins but also against other schools. All band members do the best they can for their own self-satisfaction and also for other band members. We are like a big family. HUP, 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshmen Robert Bruce and Jack LaFollette stay in time as they march off the field after a performance. SENIORS . . . Senior band members step forward as they are recognized during halftime at the Homecoming game. 30