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

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Sylvester Etter shows his moves at the first Roines Romp. Roines pledges Ralph Forey, Kevin Conley, and Keith Clay pose in their new ward- robe. Dances 21

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Tickets for the Pow Wow dance are sold by 1984 grad Tina Reecer and Senior Lisa Riley. Junior Jerry Shipman is their customer. Dances limited in 85 Dances are to bring people to- gether. A lot of school spirit arises at the planning of and the taking place of the dance. But, due to the closing of the cafeteria because of construction, spirits at Manual were dampened. The only dances that took place during the 1984-85 school year were the Pow Wow dance, The Roines Romp I, and the Homecoming Dance. Roines Romps 2 and 3 and the Pow Wow dances were can- celled. Teenagers love to dance! It ' s not going to be the same with- out the traditional dances at Man- ual, said Senior Suzanne Smith. The 1984 Pow Wow dance was Dj ' d by Manual graduate Kevin Southern, Roines members sup- plied their own music for their romp, and the Key Club brought Tony Lamont from WTLC to host their dance. I think it ' s a shame that the dances were cancelled, but the con- struction was needed. I hope the dances next year will be better than ever! said junior Paul Colton. The renovated gym should make an even better place for Redskins to get together. Donnie Beard and Jamie Browning take seat to watch everybody romp. 20 Dances

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Seniors flip into teaching role Many of Manual ' s traditional ac- tivities were eliminated due to the changes that originated from the construction, but these circum- stances did not hinder the annual Turn-about day. Preparing one of her infamous ditto ' s is Mrs. Marilyn Dever as Cindy Hood, her turna- bout watches on. Turn-about day gives many sen- iors the opportunity to experience the daily routines of both teachers and administrators. The senior tur- nabouts are chosen either by the recommendation of a teacher or by the request of a student. The turna- bouts and teachers were honored at a tea at the end of the day. Senior Cindy Hood commented, I really enjoyed being Mrs. Dever ' s turnabout. I wasn ' t totally aware of how hard it is for a teacher to prepare and talk for seven per- iods until I had to do so myself. I now have extra compassion for my teachers. 22 Turnabout