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

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Activities spark students Going to the game tonight? Whether supporting the team or meeting with friends at Noble Ro- mans, students took time for a little fun and relaxation. The southside provided various recreational activities for the Man- ual Students. Other such examples include local cinemas, fast food res- taurants, and local shopping malls. One always expected a large crowd of Manualites to fill the booths at Noble Romans following athletic activities. Madison Avenue, otherwise known as the strip, remained a pop- ular hangout for some southsiders despite the negative publicity which it has received. While the majority of people fre- quented these establishments for enjoyment, some were employees of these businesses. Some ' Skins worked to save money for college, others worked to get extra spend- ing money. Senior Missy Smoot said, It is great getting together outside of school; you are more relaxed, and you can have a lot of fun. JUNIOR SYLVESTER ETTER struts his stuff at the Roines Romp 1. 16 Activities

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SENIOR RALPH FOREY practices his trombone with the Redskin Marching Band. After School 15

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DJ-ING AT THE Roines Romp are Sen- iors Mark Stoelting and Nick Cooper. SENIOR MARK STOELTING and 1984 graduate Beth Hedges enjoy a pizza at Noble Romans. Activities 17