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

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Sophomore Lisa Whittaker peps up the 1984 Homecoming crowd. Richards, Robling crowned The condemnation of the home- side bleachers created a challenge in planning the 1984 Homecoming. No longer could the candidates cir- cle the field in Corvettes and no longer could floats be made; how- ever, adjustments were made and Homecoming 1984 was a success. The candidates cruised by the home stands and then strolled to the platform which was built by the senior council where they awaited the announcement of the royalty. Doug Richards was crowned king, and Laura Robling was crowned queen. Although the Redskin football squad lost in a 38-31 heartbreaker to Decatur Central, the Homecoming festivities were not spoiled. Key Club sponsored a dance to cap the evening. The dance was a sellout; the place was rocking, said Senior Cherri Jones. King and Queen Doug Richards and Laura Robling ready to take a victory lap. Senior Dirk Clark with a look of intensity watches on as Manual dropped a heartbreak er to Decatur. 18 Homecoming

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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

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- .7 tisi r IcP Standing proud are the 1984 Homecoming King Doug Richards and Queen Laura Ro- bling with candidates. Seniors Doug Richard and Laura Robling stride t o the platform to await the announce- ment of the King and Queen. Band members proudly shout cheers to en- courage the Redskin team. Homecoming 19