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

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Art Students Compete Elective classes were taken by every student this year. The Art Department offered car- tooning, craft design, ceramics, and basic art. These classes allowed stu- dents to express their individ- uality. In Mrs. Terry Clark ' s ceramics class, students got hands-on training with clay by making cylinders, masks, and other interesting pieces. In Mr. Robert Crawford ' s cartooning class, students learned the art of drawing satire. In a more relaxed atmo- sphere, students had the oppor- tunity to develop their artistic talents and receive recognition for their efforts. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Kay Clay, new head of the department, stu- dents were encouraged to enter their work in several competi- tions. Two students ' pieces were reproduced in the I.P.S. Info, a system-wide newsletter. A number of students submitted entries in the Indiana Scholas- tic Art Competition, sponsored jointly by L.S. Ayres and the Indianapolis Star. Working on an assignment using ce- ramic slab construction are William Brickley. junior, and Jerry Luna, sopho- more. Using pastels, sophomore Mike Miller puts the finishing touches on his project. 28 Art

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Junior Davina Brown looks on as Mrs. Showing her students the correct way to Sarah Bogard gives a pointer to Ranee slice a loaf of hot bread is Mrs. Helen Florence in Needleart class. Weeden. S f J CD J J F i 7 f r r t 1 F JBHik, MM ■■ J Vw J ; ■X 1 1 Sophomore Yolanda Vaughn carefully pins the binding to a quilt she is making. Junior Damonica Thompson waits as Consuela Coleman finishes sewing a seam. These students in Foods class are ready to dine on the food they prepared. Home Economics 27

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As Tracy Bernard, junior, works on a coil construction project, freshman Jen- nifer Hurt offers some friendly sugges- Art 29