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

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THE CRIMSON RICHARD L. SCHILLING There is really little to say about Richard, except that he is one heck of a nice fellow. XVQ never hear much out of him, but we know that his actions speak loud enough to take care of this. Keep going, kid, you have your start, FRANK A. SCHUPPERT, JR. Law Club, '37. Crimson Staff, '37l43. Senior Crimson Staff. Na- tional Honor Society, '371A,. Term Honor Roll, '34, '35, '35M2, '36, '37. Here we have the friendliest and most modest fellow in the ranks of t he English 8's. He wouldn't disagree with a classmate for a ten- dollar bill. He will be a success in life, his record speaks for itself. JAMES E. SIRLES Another good and wliling worker is this James E. Sirles. He works smoothly and hard and gets along with everyone who knows him. If he keeps going after he leaves Man- ual as he has at Manual, he is bound to reach the top in what ever he undertakes. AUSTIN R. SKAGGS Donald is a good and willing worker, and he does not need a lot of praise for what he attains. He works smoothly and hard, and seems to get along with everyone. Austin is a good lad in every sense of the word. CHARLES E. SMITH Football, '35lQ: M, Sfilel Captain, 3715: M Clubg EGM: President, '37, '371Q. Secretary- of senior class, '37M2. Smitty is as much a gentleman on the gridiron as he is in his classes. A fellow is bound to he courteous to win the sportsmanship award, which Smitty won. Stick to it, Charley, and you're bound to succeed. Twenty-six

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THE CRIMSON I-IOYVARD VICTOR REUTER Like many other boys here at Manual, Gardon is bound to be tops some day. He has a willing spirit in his work and minds his own business. Let's hope that this will help him in his knocks at life. Good luck, Howard. JAMES AURREY REYNOLDS James is among the boys who have not yet grown up. Although s.mall in size, he aims high. He never makes any noise or trouble for anyone. James is going to be an architect and make plans for schools and churches. AUGUST EARL ROEDERER, JR. There's one boy in the senior class that, although Mr. Duncan doesn't agree, we think will some day become a great criminal law- yer, making the jury, judge, and spectators weep or laugh as he so wishes. Kidding aside, Roederer is really a fine fellow, and we all wish him the best of success. JAMES R. ROSENFIELD Football, '361A5, M, 3715, Spanish Club, '35. This fellow was a great help to Manual's football team, and al- though he was unable to play the full game Thanksgiving on account of a sprained ankle, he did more than his share in the preceding games. Rosie will be missed next season, and it's up to his kid brother to carry on the good work. JOHN FRANCIS RUEVE Here's the boy who makes razor- blade factories run at a profit. It is well-known that he has the best beard in the senior class, Johnnie is another of those say little do much boys, and we expect him to make the senior class proud that he was a member. Twenty five

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THE CRIMSON ELDEE A SPARROVV Astronomical Club, '36, president, '35, '35W. du Pont Historical Society, '36, '36Vz, '37: secretary, '37. Chapin Hi-Y, '36, 36Vg. Here is one of the hardest work- ing go-getters in the senior class. VVhat he wants, he wants, and does he go after it? Oh, boy! Here's wishing you lots of luck, you cer- tainly deserve it. RAYMOND CHESTER STEIN Glee Club, '35, '35w, '36, '36w, '37, '37M1,. State Music Contest, '36. All State Chorus, '37. Inter-High School Safety Council, '36. Student Council, '37V4. Cheerleader, '37!Q. Crimson Staff, '37Mg: Senior Crimson Staff, '37M, Archery Club, 3755. French Club, Sec., '37M. Mr. Stein should go a long way after graduating. Capable was he as a cheerleader, and talker. JOSEPH EUGENE STOVALL Little Gene is one of those boys who never say much but do plenty. Right now in his spare time he is a drugstore cowboy. In time he hopes to be a pharmacist. How about 21 prescription, Gene? He is sure to get ahead. YVILLIAIVI F. THIELMEIER, JR. Mitre Club, '35w, B753 recording secretary, '361Qg president, '37, chairman Mitre Thanksgiving Dance, Mitre Christmas Dance, and Senior Class Dance committeess: Mitre Crimson Staffg Senior Crim- son staffg Alderman, National Youth YVeek, '37: Manual Mirror Staff, '37, Little- YVillie is by far the best dancer in the class. If he gets along: in later life as well as he gets along in dancing, he is bound to get ahead. ARTHUR M. TOBIAS Band, '341A. Glee Club, '36M,, '37, '37M. Spanish Club, '365Q, '37. Arthur is one of Manuals quiet. boys-quietly' making his way with the teachers. He seldom speaks but when he does it is wise to lend him your ears. He is one of the boys who are bound to go far. Here's to you, Arthur. Twenty-seven UV' M W X1 H r