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

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A Creative Experience Being able to put the books aside for a class or two was a wel- come relief for many students. Classes in art, music, and home eco- nomics allowed the students to do just that. In addition, these classes also gave students an opportunity to develop their creativity. The home economics classes were centered around the more practical areas of learning. In these classes, students acquired skills which could be used immediately after high school. Students demon- strated their creativity not only in foods and clothing classes, but also in needle art. The music department offered students a chance to develop vocal talents as well as instrumental tal- ents. Ceramics, jewelry, drawing, and JUNIOR Kim Gohman prepares her pallet with paint. HOME ECONOMICS teacher Mrs. Sarah Bogard explains a sewing technique to sever- al of her students. painting were among the electives available for creative students in the art department. Creative classes gave Redskins hands on experiences. In these classes, students worked hard to achieve their goals and accom- plished many things. Their cre- ations were displayed often during the school year, giving the students a sense of pride in their accomplish- ments. Junior Christy Lewis summed up the feelings of most students. Art gives me a chance to express my feelings in a different way. Whether it was a piece of pot- tery, a quilt, a geometric design, or a melodic harmony, creative classes provided a welcome break from the academics. 24 Creative Classes

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POSING A THREAT to students, the blue book is a popular test-taking device. 26 Homework and Tests