Dupont Manual Training High School - Crimson Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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THE CRIMSON ROBERT CECIL BUTLER Debating Club, '371fg. Robert is one of those studious fellows at Manual and he's de- veloped a fine speaking voice while here. He'll probably suceed Sen- ator Barkley and then there's the presidency-who knows? WYALLACE CARL CARPENTER Term Honor Roll, '35M, '36, '36V,, '37. National Honor Society, '37, '37M,. YValter Appel Award, '37. Senior Crimson Staff. Charter Mem- ber, Student Council, 23755. Baseball, '36, M, '37. M Club, '37Mz. Spanish Club, 13755. Class Sergeant-at-Arms, '37W. Spanish Club, Charter Mem- ber, '35V2, '363 Pres., '36bQ. Mr. Kimmel called him nonchalant, but we know he's got what it takes to make good. Good luck, YVally! RUSSELL KRIEGER COLLINS Better known as Russell Trigger Collins, he has a likable disposition as can be vouched for by many class mates. Not very revealing, we can only prophesy, so keep your eye on Russ and see if our prophecy' that he will sometime be an executive or super- visor of some big business doesn't come true. THOMAS HAROLD COLLINS Term Honor Roll, '35Mg, '36, '361f,, '37. National Honor Society, '37. Thomas is the smartest boy in the Senior class. He is one of those fellows who say little, study hard, and bother no one. He is the kind of boy who will do well in any field he chooses. EDVVARD HOBSON COOK, Jr. Baseball, '37. M Club, '37V2. Ed is a good and willing worker who does not need a lot of praise for the things he does. He is going to take Dizzy Dean's place in the near future. XVe know that Ed is bound to succeed in later life and we are all for him. 'Se

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THE CRIMSON HENRY E. BIELEFELD, Jr. -Seninr Crimson Staff lic-on mieal Henry! The boy who 'a' a swer any question Mr. ,utel asks twhether the answer b right or wrong, mostly wrong.b Hx is small in size but gets re- sults with a big noise. Henry's one weakness, is fried oysters made by one certain person. Eh, Henry? XYILLIAM ROSS BLOYD Hi-Y Club, 3755. Term honor roll, 3515, 23615, 37. National honor society, '37V2. This good looking specimen is one of the joke editors this issue. Bill is a good student, has many pals, and is a pain and relief to his teachers. With his disposition, no task he may have to perform will look too big. PHILIP 'l'l7LEY BODEN Football, '35: M '36, '37. Mitre Ulub, '36, '37: sergeant-at-arms, '37w. Student Council, sergeant-ab arms, '371A,. Here's a boy that can really swing it on a dance floor, so they say. I imagine that it's true be- cause any-body that can swing: that Auburn can swing anything else. XVILLIAM J. BOM Hand, 75514. Last class, Fresh- man, English 1, '34. Bill is another of the lueky few who entered Manual as a fresh- man. He has worked hard for four years and has now reached the goal for which he has been striving. So long, Bill, and the bc-st of lurk! RUSSELL JAMES ISOUCHER National Honor Society, '37W. Russell is very quiet but he does some real studying and his report card proves it. He's one of the few fellows who entered Manual as a freshman. Russell is certain to succeed and we all wish him the best of luck. Szxteen

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THE CRIMSON TEDDY R. CRIDER Senior Crimson Staff. Behold Ace Crider ! So named be- cause of his manipulations on a motorcycle. It will not surprise us one bit to read in the paper some day in the future that T. Crider has broken all records in speed at India- napolis. Good luck, Teddy, and we all know you will succeed with the same burst of speed that you show when riding up Oak Street. CHARLES FREDERICK DANNER Step right up, folksg and see our gift to the women! Besides that, Charles has made many friends here at Manual. He's a swell fellow in every way and is sure to get along in the world. CHARLES ROBERT DAVIS Chapin HI-Y, '36, '36V23 Secretary, '37, Vice-President, '37BQ. Head cheerleader, '37M,,. Senior Crimson Staff. There is no need of introducing this fellow. He is one of those mani- acs who led those rousing cheers out at the stadium for the football team. He is just as energetic in any other task he undertakes. DEWVAINE WVILSON DOBBS Here is another fellow who entered Manual as a freshman four years ago. He is a swell reliable guy and is liked by every one. Dobbs is the kind of fellow who ought to get to the top in a hurry. TYREE GRANT DUGGER, Jr. Track, '36, '37. Spanish Club, BBW, '37. History Club, 3755. Rifle Club, '37M. Rifle Team, '37MZ. Senior Crim- son Staff. Grant is one of those boys with wavy hair that make all the girls come their way. All joking aside, he's going to get places when he gradu- ates. Eighteen