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

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LEADING THE PARADE . . . Sopho- more Mary Spears guides Charles Thompson, dressed as the traditional Manual Redskin, around the track. 20

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AND FURTHERMORE ... Dr. Lynn Guse, Science Director at Greenfield, helps plan a greenhouse for Science Club. WHAT IS THIS STUFF? . . . Robby Bruce, junior, and sophomore Tony Comwell perform a skin graph in a sci- ence clinic. Eli Lilly involved with ' Skins Partners in Education was designed to give schools an in- sight into business while the business became involved with the school. Each school was des- ignated a business partner, and throughout the year that busi- ness gave programs and demon- strations for its school. Throughout the year, Eli Lil- ly, Manual ' s partner, gave sev- eral demonstrations and clinics. The Big Brothers Big Sisters program matched up Lilly re- presentatives with students here at Manual. Once a month the group got together and enjoyed an afternoon of fun. Project Business enabled stu- dents to become more aware of the business world and how it works. This program discussed stocks, bonds and how busin- esses operate. In December, Lilly and a group headed by Mr. Harold Baumer gave an auditorium presentation for Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD). This program signed students up to contracts pledg- ing students not to drive after drinking. In April, Lilly ' s organized music clinics which featured several members of the Indian- apolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO). Members of ISO came to Manual and worked with dif- ferent sections of the music de- partment. This program helped students become aware of ca- reers in music and gave them a private music lesson from an ex- pert musician. Redskin pride sparkled as this close-knitted relationship flourished throughout the year. 19

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Homecoming pride fills Redskin fans Led again by the traditional Indian on horseback, homecom- ing festivities got under way. The cool October night was warmed by the bright reflec- tions of spirit soaring from Manual ' s cheering fans. Reds- kins, filled with enthusiasm, watched as the candidates rid- ing in Corvettes circled the field. One by one, the candi- dates stepped onto the white carpet, the path by which one couple would become king and queen of the event. While the band played softly in the background, Michele Hurt was crowned queen and Troy Shelby, king. The night was made com- plete as the homecoming victo- ry over Southport was topped by a dance sponsored by Key Club. The evening left special memories for the seniors who viewed the last homecoming of their high school days and re- created good times for the re- turning alumni. HAIL THE KING AND QUEEN . . . Michele Hurt and Troy Shelby beam happily as they leave the scene of their coronation. GO BIG RED . . . Senior Mike McFar- land leads the football team through the hoop at the start of the game. VROOM, VROOM . . . Papooses Sherri Williams and James Day circle the football field in the homecoming pa- rade at halftime. 21