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

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(Still t ie® ncs FOURTH OF JULY fireworks blast behind a saluting statue on Monument Circle in downtown Indy. A PACKED CROWD watches the Olympic team play basketball in the Hoosier Dome on July 9. Indy attracts with new style Wander Indiana Apple is our middle name Within the past few years, In- dianapolis (Indiana) has begun a campaign for tourism and new business. The once popular downtown de- partment stores are becoming a rar- ity since they are being replaced by large office buildings. Hotels are being renovated, and new ones are being built to accommodate people seeking downtown Indianapolis at- tractions. The major reason for the need for new hotels was the build- ing of the Hoosier Dome, and the coming of the Colts, an NFL fran- chise, to Indianapolis. The same Indianapolis? Hardly. Yet, the brick-layered streets, the horse-drawn carriages, and the out- door cafes, elements of an older city, prove downtown Indy is still the hub of the city; Indy is Still the One for tradition. ■i Indy

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PICKING FLOWERS is Roines pledge, senior Scott Flandermeyer. - bz education Student Life 3

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ONE OF THE CARS from the Indianapolis 500 sits in the garage awaiting a run on the track. GIANT OLYMPIC RINGS hang from the ceiling of the Hoosier Dome to honor the Olympic basketball teams. THE FRONT GATE of the Hoosier Dome is lighted as dusk approaches; Olympic flags wave in the breeze. - bi tiadiliofi-