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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1951 volume:

I he Glrimsnn OF THE duPONT MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK TIIECIIIMSUN 6 7aUe of Ganfenid TIIE SCHOOL II TIIE CLASS III LITERARY IV ACTIVITIES V SPOIITS VI IOKES THE CRIMSON SENIOR CRIMSON STAFF THE CRIMSON Senicm. G'z.im4an SMH Editor HENRY ALAN STEILBERC Jokes ROBERT COBB PAUL VVATSON Athletics Assoc. Editor C. D. HOUZE, Assistant Editor BETTY ALLEN IR, Epitaphs IDON R1OSLEY DORIS LURDING SHIRLEY KALLBREIE11 ROBERT CRAIN IDONALD QEADDI Club Notes IC NIARILYN LICIITER JUANITA JONES F acull y DON F ELKER Advisor MR. JOHN A. BIRD Business Manager FRED L. BARRIGER, IR. Assoc. Business M anager RICHARD BRAUN Asst. Business Managers JUDY HARLEY SYLVIA LEIFER Published by duPont Manua Kentucky. EVE FREDERICK CHARLES ALLEN RUTH VVRIGHT NIARGIE TAPP BETTY AUSMUS IEAN ATKISSON ENHNIA EZXIBRY JOHN COOPER RECINALD BETHEL LENA IHARTLIEDGE XVILLIAM V OIT THOXIAS RAUSCH Index BETTY SUE BROGAN F ILSON DAEUBLE FRED GILL ETHEL NIENGES JOHN CEERVVINC SHEILA CAINIPBELL BARBARA F ARRIS RITA R1CAUI.IFFE BONNIE CLARK SHARON R4I'IYER I High School, Lou 5 isville 6 THE CRIMSON MR. DALE BARNSTABLE The class of 1951 is proud to dedicate its Senior Crim- son to you, Mr. Dale Barnstable. Through your constant hardwork and effort you have succeeded in giving Manual the best basketball team in years. You have taught the team cooperation and teamwork and your enthusiasm and fine spirit have done much to create a high morale in both the team and among the stu- dents. We Wish to take this opportunity to extend to you our hopes for good fortune in the years to come. THE CRIMSON 7 I MISS PAULINE K. STEIN We, the class of 1951, are very proud to dedicate our Senior Crimson to you, Miss Stein. You have been a friend and an inspiration to all who have known you. We all Wish you the best of everything in the future years. 8 THE CRIMSON Foreword We, the Class of 1951, take great pride and pleasure in presenting this issue of the Senior Crimson. It is our sincere hope that this book will be enjoyed and appreciated by all who read it, and We hope that it may reflect the friendships and pleasures that We have known during our stay here at Manual. We wish to express our gratitude to those Who, by their contributions and unselfish efforts, have made this issue possible. Schaal THE CRIMSON MR. A. J. RIES Principal T H E C R 1 M s 0 N 11 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Russell Garth Miss Mabel O. Marlin Mr. Charles E. Paiterson Assistant Paincipals Mt. E. 0. Eiken Miss Hattie E. Boyd Dean nf Bnys ,Dean of Girls 12 THE CRIMSON THE FACULTY PRINCIPAL A. J. Ries, A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louis- villeg Graduate Study, Peabody College, Pennsylvania State. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mabel O. Martin. B.A., University of Louisville, M.A., Columbia University. Russell Garth, A.B., Georgetown Collegeg M.A., Columbia Uni- versityg Graduate Work, Peabody College. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JUNIOR DIVISION Charles E. Patterson, A.B., Western Kentucky State College, M.A., University of Kentucky. DEAN OF GIRLS Hattie E. Boyd, A.B., University of Kentucky, Graduate Work, Uni- versity of Louisvilleg University of Kentucky. DEAN OF BOYS E. O. Eiken, B.S., The Stout Instituteg University of Wisconsin, University of Louisville. OFFICE STAFF Vickey Y. Brasington, B.A., John B. Stetson University. Helen Browning, A.B., University of Louisvilleg University of Kentucky. Doris L. Hassler, Louisville Normal School, University of Louis- ville. Julia Mashburn, A.B., University of Louisvilleg Louisville Normalg St. Helena Commercial School. ENGLISH James L. Ash, A.B., University of Illinoisg Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. C. A. Bennett, B.A., Berea College, M.A., University of Kentucky. Clarence A. Beutel, LL.B., University of Kentucky, University of Louisvilleg Post Graduate, Yale University. John A. Bird, B.A., Indiana Universityg M.S. in Education, Indiana Universityg Graduate Study, University of Wyoming, Univer- sity of Maine. Charlotte M. Bliss, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, Columbia University. Louise Eager, B.A., University of Louisvilleg M.A., University of Washington, Graduate Work, University of Chicago, Columbia University, University of Washington, University of Louis- ville. Juliette Frantz, B.S. in Education, University of Louisvilleg M.A., Columbia University, Graduate Study, Oxford University and Cambridge University CEng1andJ. THE CRIMSON 13 Lyman P. Hailey, A.B., Mississippi College, Summer Term, George- town Collegeg Graduate Study, University of Louisville. E. T. Halsey. A.B., Princeton University. Christine Hopkins, A.B., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Western Teachers' College. Homer A. Jackson, Alabama State Normal School, B.S., University of Alabama, Graduate Study, University of Alabama, Univer- sity of Cincinnati. Ralph C. Kimmel. A.B., Wabash College, Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Kentucky, Georgetown College, University of Louis- ville. Mercedes Rosehery. B.A. and M.A., University of Louisville, Gradu- ate Study, University of Wisconsin, University of Southern California. Donald G. Smith, A.B., Franklin College, A.M., Columbia Univer- sity. John W. Turner. Union University, B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., Peabody College. Marian Macfarlane Walsh. Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Flor- ence CAlabamaJ State Teachers' College, B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers, Columbia University Teachers' College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. Margaret Jane Wanless, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., Uni- versity of Louisville, Graduate Work, Columbia University, University of Wisconsin, Emerson School of Speech. SOCIAL STUDIES Edna Brown, Diploma, Louisville Normal School, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisville. James V. Casillo, B.S. in Education, Duquesne University. George S. Clay, B. of Education in Phy. Ed., Tulane University, Graduate Work, University of Louisville. Anna Priest Dietzman, B.A., Vassar, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. George D. Hagan, A.B., University of Kentucky, A.M., University of Kentucky, University of Virginia. Joe C. Howard. A.B., Western Kentucky State College, M.A., Uni- versity of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. Alma Owens. Teacher's Certificate, Eastern Kentucky State Nor- mal, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., University of Wis- consin, Graduate Study, University of Minnesota, University of Kentucky. Louise Shelley Powell, A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., Uni- versity of Louisville-with Thesis, Graduate Study, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, University of Indiana. E. V. Purnell, B.S., Southern Illinois University, M.S., University of Illinois, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. Irene Watersiraat, A.B., University of Chicago, Graduate Study, University of Chicago. 14 THE CRIMSON MATHEMATICS M. D. Bersot, B.S., Eastern Teachers' College, M.A. in Ed., Uni- versity of Kentucky. James Disiler, B.S., Murray State College, M.A., University of Ken- tucky. Kearney Kline, B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Purdue University. 'Grover C. Newton, B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University, M.A., Uni- versity of Louisville. Patrick M. Payne, A.B., Westminster College, M.A., University of Kentucky. H. P. Skidmore, A.B., Transylvania College, M.A., University of Kentucky. C. A. Stokes, A.B., Lombard College, A.M., Ohio State University, University of Louisville. Bruce B. Vance, B.S. and M.S., University of Louisville, Ph.D., Uni- versity of Chicago. SCIENCE Russell L. Brown, B.S., Ohio Wesleyan, S.M., University of Chicago. Josiah M. Church, B.S., Indiana State Teachers' College, M.A., Indiana University, Graduate Study, University of Colorado. Celestia Davies, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, Gradu- ate Study, University of Chicago, University of Louisville. George L. Foriney, B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College, Ph.M. in Physical Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado. F. B. Richardson, B.S., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. Pauline K. Stein, B.S., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Chicago. Harry E. Vick, M.S., Bethel College, M.A., Cornell University, Graduate Study, University of Chicago, University of Mis- souri, University of New Hampshire. LANGUAGE Frances L. Dunaway, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, B.A., Uni- versity of Louisville, M.A., Northwestern University. Ernestine Givens, A.B., University of Louisville, Graduate Work, University of Louisville. Lucy J. Higgins, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Chicago, Nazareth College. Edgar F. Hudkins, B.A., University of the South, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, Georgetown College, University of Kentucky. Helen Thompson, B.S., Kentucky Wesleyan, Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Lawrence F. Bischof, B.S. in C.E., University of Kentucky, LL.B., University of Louisville. R. P. Daniel, B.S., University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, Georgetown College. i'On Medical Leave of Absence second semester l95O-1951 THE CRIMSON I5 Charles H. Frederick, B.S., Oklahoma A. 8: M. College. Warren W. Garrison, B.S. in Industrial Arts, Indiana Teachers' Col- legeg Indiana Universityg Purdue University. John E. Heller, A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisvilleg Graduate Study, University of California, University of Kentucky. Joe B. Hughes, A.B., University of Kentuckyg B.S. in C.E., Uni- versity of Kentuckyg Graduate Study, Harvard University. Ray Lawrence, B.S., University of Louisvilleg M.S., University of Louisville. Tully B. Robb, University of Louisvilleg University of Kentucky. Louis H. Rogge, B.S., M.S. in Industrial Education, The Stout In- stituteg Dunwoodie Instituteg University of Louisvilleg Univer- sity of Kentucky. Walter E. Smith, University of Louisvilleg University of Kentucky. S. F. Thorpe, James Millikin Universityg B.S., University of Louis- ville. Lawrence J. Trautwein, B.S., University of Louisvilleg Graduate Study, University of Kentuckyg The Stout Instituteg University of Louisville, Art Center. Raymond A. Trautwein, B.S., University of Louisville, LL.B., Jef- ferson School of Lawg M.A., University of Louisville. Leslie L. Wells, University of Louisvilleg University of Kentucky. HOME ECONOMICS Elizabeth Baggerly, A.B., University of Illinoisg M.A., University of Louisvilleg New York School of Fine and Applied Art-New York and Parisg Graduate Study toward Ph.D., Columbia Uni- versityg Other Graduate Study, New York Universityg Univer- sity of Kentuckyg University of Arizona. Nelle W. Chipman, B.S., Kentucky College for Womeng University of Kentucky. Marie Louise Fernow, A.B., University of Kentuckyg M.A., Pea- body College. Stella Greathouse, Advanced Certificate, Eastern Kentucky State Collegeg B.S., George Peabody Collegeg M.A., Columbia Uni- versity. Gretchen C. Shields, B.S., Western Kentucky Teachers' College, M.A., Columbia University. BUSINESS EDUCATION Evelyn R. Craig. Bethel Woman's Collegeg University of Kentuckyg A.B., Bowling Green Business University, University of Wis- consin. Mildred P. Gilmore, A.B., Pennsylvania College for Womeng M.S., New York University. Mildred H. Larson, B.A., Parsons Collegeg M.A., New York Uni- versity. Florence Lutz, B.S., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Kentucky. Ora A. Mattingly, A.B., Louisiana Collegeg Bowling Green Busi- ness University. Margie H. Mason, Bowling Green Business Universityg University of Wisconsing Seven years' experience in the Business World. Gladys M. Murphy, A.B., Asbury Collegeg M.A., Ohio State Uni- versity, Office Training School, Columbus, Ohio. 16 T1115 CRIMSON Ruby Lee Pedigo, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., New York University. MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL Robert B. Griffith, B.S., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. Catharine S. Higgins,'A.B., University of Louisville, M.A. in Music Education, New York University, Graduate Study, Columbia University, University of Louisville. Rubin Sher, Juilliard Music School, B.M. and B.M.E., University of Louisville School of Music. ART Laura E. K. Green, Louisville Normal School, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A., Columbia University, University of Louisville Art Center, John Herron Art Institute. SPECIAL EDUCATION Irma W. Byrd, B.S. in Chemistry, University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, Wayne University. Mary M. Robertson, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A. in Education, University of Cincinnati, Graduate Study in Sight-Saving. DIRECTOR OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Olga Schmutz, B.S., and M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, Indiana University. HEALTH COUNSELORS L. J. Charmoli, B.S., LaCrosse State Teachers' College, M.A., Uni- versity of Kentucky. Julia D. Woodson, A.B., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Dale Barnstable, A.B., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. M. J. Basrak, B.S. in Education, Duquesne University, Graduate Study, University of Indiana. George Baysinger, B.S., Southern Illinois University, Graduate Study, Indiana University. Virginia Canine Dozier, B.S., University of Louisville. Shirley Durham, A.B., Western State Teachers' College, M.A., Peabody College. Margaret Sheegog, A.B. and B.S., Western State Teachers' College, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. HEAD LIBRARIAN Thelma Sloan, A.B., University ot Kentucky, B.S. in Library Sci- ence, Columbia University, Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, University of Cincinnati. LIBRARIANS Mary E. Dearing, B.S., Nazareth College, Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Kentucky, University of Louisville. Jean DeVore, B.A. 8: B.S. in Library Science, Western Kentucky State College. Evalyn H. Willey, A.B., Western State Teachers' College, M.A., Peabody College, Graduate Study, Columbia University. Glam 18 THE CRIMSON Class Officers THOMAS A. JANSING RAYMOND G. JONES BETTY V. GLASS Vice President President Secretary EVE FREDERICK ALAN STEILBERG CARL D. STEINEKER Treasurer Editor Sgt.-at-Arms THE CRIMSON 19 elau of 7951 The pictures on the following pages are pictures of members of our class who wished to have them in this publication. These pictures do in no way insure graduation for any student. JAMES ADAMS Marching Band, H185-'50W: Band Camp, '48, '503 State Band Contest, '49, '50. As can be seen James has worked hard to help make our band what it now is. We're sure he will be missed by Mr. Griffith and the rest of the band. NANCY JEAN ADAMSON Term Honor Roll, '50M. Nancy will be long remembered by her many friends at Manual. Good luck, Nancy. PATRICIA ALEXANDER Y-Teens, '50-'51g Publicity Chairman of Y-Teens, '50V2, '51g Bowling League, '501A, '5l. Pat has won many friends with her pleas- ing personality, which will help her to suc- ceed in life. BETTY WILLIS ALLEN Assoc. Editor Senior Crimson: Honor So- ciety, '50w, '51g Term Honor Roll, '481A-'513 Latin Club, '50, '51. Euclidean Club, '49W1 Y-Teens, '48w, '49g Junior Achievement X503 Publicity Chairman, '49'A, 'sog Student Council Alternate, '50W1 Crimson Staff, '5l5 McLaughlin Certificate in Journalism. As you can see, Betty's record in high school is a record of success. May she be even more successful in the years to come. THE CRIMSON CHARLES ALLEN Term Honor Roll, '48'A, '49, '50'A, '5lg Senior Crimson Staffg Honor Society, '51. Here is a swell classmate whom every- one likes. Best of luck, Charlie. l DOROTHY LaGRADA ALLEN Term Honor Roll, '50-'51g Kentucky Fu- ture Retailers' Association, '50-'51, Ad- vanced Chorus, '501A. LaGrada is well-liked by her many friends. Good luck in the future. POLLY M. ALLEN Bookkeeping Certificate, '49g Business Staff of Record, 'SOWL Student Council Representative, 'SOWL Term Honor Roll, '491A, '50w. With her pleasant personality and friendly smile Polly has made many friends. Best of luck always. RAYMOND A. ALLEN We wish you success and luck in the years ahead, Ray. We know you will go far in life. THOMAS B. ALLEN Tom has many friends at Manual who will always remember him. Good luck al- ways. T H E C R I M S O N WANDA ALLISON Bookkeeping Certificate, '49g Typing Certi- ficate, '49, '50, Bowling League, '49w-'51, With her pleasant smile and friendly per- sonality Wanda has won many lasting friends. Best of luck. KATHRYN ARBUCKLE Advanced Chorus, '49W, '50, '51g Art Club, '51, Y-Teens, '50W, '51. Kathryn is a swell gal and is a friend to all. So long and the best of luck. IMA JEAN ATKISSON Bowling League, '49-'5l3 President, i50W, '51g Bookkeeping Certificate, '49g Typing Certificate, '49, Senior Crimson Staff, '51g P. A. G., '50. We'll always remember Jean. We wish her happiness and success in the future. PATSY J. AUDAS Bowling League, '49-'51g Treasurer, '501A. '51: Red Cross, '49-'51: Alternate, '50g Rep- resentative, 'SOWJ Bookkeeping Certificate, '49-'50g Typing Certificate, '50. Patsy's personality has won her many friends. We'1l miss you, Patsy. BETTY AUSMUS Senior Crimson Staff, '51 Betty is one of the sweetest girls we know. Good-bye and good luck. THE C R I M S O N MICHAEL ROBERT Band, '48W-'51 Band Camp '50wg Concert Band, '4814-'51g '50-'5lg Marching Band. '48W- Concert, '49 '50, '51g Band M Orchestra. Sow, '51: Superior Contest, '49, '50, '51, BAAS '48w. '49 94. Brass Band, 'SOW 3 Spring '48V2. '501A: Rating State As you can see, Bob has great musical ability. We know his future will be a suc- cess. Best of everything. DORIS A. BAILEY Bookkeeping Certficate, '49, '50g Typing Certificate, '50, Term Honor Roll, '501!2: Business Staff of Record , '50g Bowling League, '49w, '50W, '51. Doris has worked hard and has gained many friends. We know she will succeed in anything she undertakes. BETTY R. BAKER Betty is a popular girl with her class- mates. Good luck and best wishes. LAYLE B. BARKER J. V. '49g Spring Football Practice. '49, '50, Marching Band, '491A, '50WQ Band M , '491A, 'SOBQQ Concert Band, '50, '513 Chapin Hi-Y, '50w, '51g Homeroom Basket- ball, '48w, '49wg State Music Contest, '50, '51g Spring Concert, '50, '51. Layle's record speaks for itself. Hits musi- cal ability has meant much to Manual. Good luck. FRED LEROY BARRIGER, JR. Chapin Hi-Y, '48wg'51g Science Club, '48w-'50g Student Council Representative. '5Owg Glee Club, '48w-'50g Chorus, '5014, '513 State Music Contest, '50, '51g All-State Chorus, '51g Easter Sunrise Service, '49, '50g Spring Concert '49, '50, '51g Male Quartet, '50wg Mixed Quartet, 'SOWQ Business Man- ager Senior Crimson. Fred has been a great success at Manual and will be remembered by all. We wish him the best of luck. THE CRIMSON VIRGIL FRANKLIN BARTLEY, JR. Radio Club, '492Q, '50, 'SOIAZ Band, 'LIBE- '51g J. V. Football, 21815, '49, '49w. Good luck always, Virgil. We know you will go far in life. PATTY RUTH BATES Student Council Alternate, '50, Cheer Lea- der, '509Q, '51g 'M Club, '50w, '51. Patty is a girl everyone should know. With her personality she has won many friends. Good luck, Patty. GERALDINE BAUMGARDNER Advanced Chorus, '48w-'5l3 Vice President Advanced Chorus, '50-'51g Spring Concert, '49-'51g State Contest, '51g All State Chorus, '5l: Y-Teens, '481A, '49g Publicity Chairman, '48W-'49W3 Typing Certificate. '50. Gerry's record speaks for her. Therefore we'll just wish her the best of everything. JOHN W. BEETEM Homeroom Basketball, '491Ag Varsity Base- ball, '49, '50, '51g Varsity M , '50, '51g Club, '505Q: Term Honor Roll, '50M. John has been a success in athletics and will be remembered by all. We wish him luck. JAMES MELVIN BERRY James has made many new and lasting friends at Manual. We know you will go far up the ladder of success. Good luck, Jim. THE CRIMSON REGINALD L. BETHEL Honor Society, '491A-'51g President, '50W1 Term Honor Roll, H1815-'5lg Superior Honor, '48w-'50wg Radio Club, '48w-'49g Secre- tary, '49. Reginald's record at Manual has been out- standing. We wish him much success. BETTY LOU BILLHARZ We wish you the best of luck in the future, Betty. JOANN BLAKELY Transferred from Alcoa High School, Al- coa, Tennessee, '501Ag Home Economics Club, '481A-'50: Home Economics Style Show, '49, '50g Y-Teen Club, '49w-'5l: Band, '48w-'51g East Tennessee Band Festival. '49, '50g Ten- nessee State Band Festival, '50: Term Honor Roll. '50w. Joann has participated in many activities. We are proud of her record in Tennessee and here at Manual. RICHARD F. BLUM J. V. Baseball, '49g J. V. M , '49g Spring Football Practice, '49-'50g Football Camp, '493 Varsity Football, '49'A-'50W: Varsity 'SOWJ M Club, '51. Richard is one of our football players. We're sure Mr. Basrak and the rest of the team will miss him. Good-bye and good luck, Richard. ALBERT PHILLIP BOHRMAN Term Honor Roll, '48w-'5lg State Contest, '49.'50. '513 Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51g Glee Club, '49-'51: Easter Sunrise Service, '49, '50: K. E. A. State Chorus, '51g State Contest Solo, '5lg Junior Achievement, ,50VzQ Honor Society, '51. Phillip has contributed much to the field of music. We'll all miss you. Best of luck, Phil. THE CRIMSON GEORGE W. BRAUN George is another one of the swell boys to leave Manual. We wish you luck in the future. So long, George. RICHARD WILLIAM BRAUN Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51g Key Club, '49W-'51g Secretary. '50, '50'A: Vice-Presi- dent, '511 District Key Club Convention, '50: Science Club, '491A. '50g State Science Club Convention. '503 Chapin Hi-Y, '49w-'50lA: .Mitre Declam. '501 Crimson Staff, '49w, '50, '51, Mirror Staff, SOWQ Senior Crimson Staff: Honor Society, '51. Dick's record here at Manual is a good one and his friendliness will never be for- gotten. Best of luck in your future under- takings. BETTY SUE BROGAN Student Council, '501A: Bookkeeping Cer- tificate, '49g Bowling League, '50'A, '51g Crimson Staff, '513 Senior Crimson Staff, '513 Natural History Club, '49g Y-Teens, '481A, '49. Here is a classmate everyone knows. With her quick sense of humor and bright smile Susie will be remembered by all. Good luck, JESSIE DOLL BROWN Term Honor Roll, '50'A: Honor Society, '51. Jessie is a swell girl and a friend to all. She is always happy and cheerful. We wish her happiness in the future. PEGGY JEAN BYERS Transferred from Clarkson High School. Clarkson, Kentucky in January. 1951. Peggy is a fine girl and a good friend. We wish she could have been with us all the time. THE CRIMSON BEN A. CAMPBELL During the past three years Ben has made many friends at Manual. May he keep them all his life. Good luck, Ben, MARY SHEILA CAMPBELL Honor Society, '501e, '51, Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51, Executive Board, '49w-'51, Vice Chairman Executive Board, '51, Latin Club, '48w, '49, Baseball Letter, '50, Beha Geome- try Award, '49, Girl's State, '50. Sheila's three years in high school have been very successful, as her record clearly shows. May you make the future years even more successful. LORETTA L. CARRIER Term Honor Roll, 'SOWQ Student Council Representative, '50, Altemate, '49M, Typing Certificate, '50, Bookkeeping Certificates, '49, '50. Loretta has worked hard and has gained many friends. We know she will succeed in anything she undertakes. Best of luck, Loret- ta. JAMES C. CARROLL Homeroom Basketball, '49'A, J. V. Base- ball, '49, J. V. M , '49, Varsity Baseball, '50,'5l. Jimmie has contributed much to the field of athletics. Manual is sorry to see you go. Best of everything, Jim. BETTY ANNE CHAMBERS Term Honor Roll, '4814-'51, Concert Band, '48V2-'51, Marching Band, '50'A, Concert Orchestra, WISE-'51, Band President, '49W, '50, Band Secretary, SOW, '51, All State Orchestra, '5Ow, All State Band, '50, '51, All State Chorus, '51, State Contest, Super- ior Solo, '50. Betty's record at Manual has been out- standing. We'll all miss you. Good luck, Betty. THE CRIMSON PEGGY A. CHANDLER Term Honor Roll, '48W-'513 Concert Band, '48w-'51g Marching Band, '501A: Concert Orchestra, '48w-'5lg Superior Solo State Contest, '49, '50: All State Orchestra, '49, '5lg All State Band, '50g Latin Club, '50, '50W. Peggy has been very successful in high school. We know she will be just as suc- cessful in the future. So long. We'11 not forget you. ROBERT LEE CHEATHAM Term Honor Roll, '48V2, '49, '50, SOM, '51, Student Council Representative. '50W: Junior Achievement, '49W-'511 President of a Jun- ior Achievement Company, 5014. Good luck always, Robert. We know you will go far in life. ERCELL PAUL CHINN, JR. J. V. Football, '481A: J. V. M , '48'A1 Spring Football. '49g Varsity Football, '49g Homeroom Basketball, '49lA1 Student Coun- cil Alternate, '501Q. Paul has a good athletic record. We wish him luck in the coming years. SARA LEE CHINN Term Honor Roll, '50w. Sara is a swell girl with many friends. We wish you the best of luck and lots of happiness. BONNIE CLARK Publicity Chairman, '481A, '49g Advanced Orchestra, '48-'51, Art Club, '5lg Term Honor Roll, '51g State Contest, '51. With her friendly personality Bonnie has won many friends. May she win many more in the future years. Best of everything, Bonnie. THE CRIMSON ROBERT G. COBB Honor Society, '501A, '51, Term Honor Roll, '49, 'SOWQ Senior Crimson Staff, '5l3 Crim- son Staff, '49w, '50, Mirror Staff, '501A, '51, Chapin Hi-Y, '49, 51914, Cheer Leader, '501A, '5lg M , '51, Bob's record speaks for itself! Here is a boy who has done much for Manual. JOYCE L. COLLARD Delta Y-Teens, '48, '48EQg Student Council Alternate, '50g Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, '51. Joyce is a sweet girl. Good-bye. We'll miss your cheery smile. PATSY LOU CONYERS Student Council Alternate, '50w. Patsy has made lots of friends during her stay here at Manual. Best wishes for your future. CHARLES A. COOPER, JR. State Music Contest, '49, '50, '51, 2nd Glee Club, '48wg lst Glee Club, '49-'5l1 Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51: Christmas Concert, '50wg Glee Club Treasurer, '50g Glee Club Letter, '481Ag Crimson Staff, '49wg Senior Crimson Staff, '5l. Charlie's record speaks for itself. Good luck in your musical career. JACKE COTTOM Bowling League, '49W, '50, Band, '49: Stu- dent Council. '50wg Cheer Leader, '50W, '51g Latin Club, '491A, '50: Term Honor Roll, 'SOMQ Y Teens, '48w. '49, '49wg M Club, '50M, 513 Orchestra, '49, Jacke is sure to be a success in anything she undertakes. Good luck! THE CRIMSON EDWARD JAMES COY Edward's ability to create a cheerful at- mosphere has made him very popular at Manual. So long, Edward. ROBERT CARROLL CRAFTON Marching Band, '481a, '49w, '50w: Concert Band, '49, '50, '51, Brass Band, '50, '5lg Band Camp, '49, '50. Robert's hard work in the band is quite deserving of all we could say. Our best wishes are yours, Robert. ROBERT L. CRAIN Senior Crimson Staff, '51g Crimson, '49W, '50g Mirror, '50w, '51, Key Club, '49W, '50g Term Honor Roll, '481e-'5lg Honor Society, '51g Grehan Certificate of Journalism. Rober1:'s hard work on both the Mirror and Crimson staffs has greatly helped make both successful. Accept our sincerest and heartiest good wishes, Robert. HELEN CRAWFORD Secretary of the duPont Manual Chapter of Kentucky Future Retailors' Association, BOM, ,513 Term Honor Roll, 'SOMQ Kentucky Future Retailors' Club, '50W, '5l. Helen is one of our quieter girls. She has made many friends while here at Manual. We will all miss her. Best wishes for future success, Helen. MARGARET JOANN CRUTCHER Term Honor Roll, 'SOWQ Natural History Club, '48l,Q. Cookie is popular with her classmates. She will be missed by everyone. Best wishes for your future. THE CRIMSON FREDA CAROLINE CURRY Term Honor Roll, '481A-'51g Typing Cer- tificate. '491A, '50g Red Cross Certificate, '49w, '50g National Honor Society, '50W, '51. Freda is an ambitious girl, who is sure to be a great success. We'll miss you. Good Luck! DOROTHY CURTIS Natural History Club, '49g Typing Certifi- cate, '50g Term Honor Roll, '48'A, '49, '49',Q, 6014. Dorothy is well-known for her friendli- ness and genial manner. We'1l all remem- ber you, Dot. WM. EDWARD CUSHENBERRY. JR. Glee Club, 51815-'50g Spring Concert, '49, '503 Chorus, '50w, '51. Here is another of Manual's musically talented people. Best wishes in your future, Eddie. FILSON DAEUBLE Term Honor Roll, '49g Spring Football, '49g Sr. Crimson Staff. Although Filson hasn't a great list of acti- vities, he does have a great list of friends. All your friends here at Manual will miss you. Good Luck, Filson. BEVERLY JEAN DAMAL Term Honor Roll, '50lA. Beverly is well-liked by all her many friends. She is one of the sweetest girls we know. We'll all miss you, Beverly. Best wishes for your future. THE CRIMSON 31 ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY Typing Certificate, '50: Bookkeeping Cer- tificates, '49, '50g Red Cross Alternate, '49V2g Red Cross Representative, '50. Elizabeth is Well-known for her bubbling personality. Good Luck and good-bye, Eliz- abeth. EDGAR C. DAVES Edgar is one of those fellows who will be missed by all. Good Luck, Edgar. CHARLES I. DAVIS J. V. Football, '48'A: J. V. Football M , '48V2g J. V. Football City Champions, '481e: Spring Football, '49,'50g J. V. Basketball, '49g J. V. Baseball M , '49, Varsity Football, '49, '50g Varsity Football M , '49, '50, Varsity Baseball, '50, '51, Varsity Baseball M , '50, '511 Track, '50, '513 Varsity Track M , '50, '5lg M Club, '49, '50, '51g Mitre Club, '49- '51: Treas. of Mitre Club, '51. Charlie has been very active here at Manual. We certainly are going to miss you. JAMES DAVIS Track Team, '51, Jimmy has made many friends while here at Manual. Best wishes for success and happiness in your future, Jimmy. ROBERT CAROL DAVIS Bob has been less active here at Manual than some of his friends, but he certainly has won many friends. We'll all miss you, Bob. 1'llL CRIMSON GEORGE DeBERRY Marching Band, H1814-'50: Concert Band. '49-'51g Superior Rating Music, '49-'51g Stu- dent Council Representative, '50-'51. George is known and liked by us all. We certainly will miss you, George. PHILLIP A. DEMPSEY Though Tony's activities have been few here at Manual, he has made some life-long friends. We'1l miss you. Good luck for the future. BILLY GENE DENNISTON Advanced Chorus, '49-'51g Spring Concert. '49,'50g Lexington State Contest, '49. Billy's easy-going manner is known to all of us. We'll always remember you. Best wishes for success and happiness in your future. CAROLYN LOUISE DENNISTON Term Honor Roll, '50163 Elective Chorus, '49mg Advanced Chorus, '50, '50w, '51: Spring Concert, '50, '51g Bowling Green State Contest, '50g Lexington State Contest, '51: Typing certificate, '50g Chorus Letter,'51. As you can see, Carolyn is quite musically minded. She is well-known for her hard work with the chorus. Mrs. Higgins, as well as the rest of Manual, will miss her. BARBARA ANN DENT Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51g Natural His- tory Club, '49, '49W: Bookkeeping Certifi- cates, '49W, '50: Typing Certificate '50, Stu- dent Council Alternate, 'SOWQ Honor Society, '51. Barbara's record goes a long way in speak- ing for itself, but what it doesn't tell is that her sparkling personality is responsible for her success. THE CRIMSON JULIA ANN DEVER President of the duPont Manual Chapter of Kentucky Future Retailers: Honor Roll Certificate: K. F. R. Club: Homeroom Pub- licity Chairman. 3 terms. Julia has made many friends during her stay here. Best of luck on the road ahead. NORMA BRYANT DEVER Typing Certificate, '50. Norma doesn't have a list of activities. but she does have a long list of friends. We all wish her the best of luck. JOHN V. DIEHL J. V. Football. '48g Football Spring Prac- tice, '49: Baseball Spring Practice, '49, '50, '5l: Intermediate Band, '51. John has much ability and he will surely be a success. Good luck in the years to come, John. FRANKLIN D. DOERR Honor Society, '50w, '51g Term Honor Roll, '50, '50w. Although Franklin's record doesn't show many activities, he's one swell fellow. The class knows he'll be a success. CARLENE DOOLEY Typing Certificate: Student Council Repre- sentative, '49, '491A, '50g Elective Chorus, '49BQ3 Advanced Chorus, '50, '501e, '51, May all your aims in life be accomplished, Carlene. We know this will be easy for you. THE CRIMSON ELIZABETH ANN DOWDY Bowling League, '48w-'51, Advanced Cho- rus, '50k, '51, Y-Teens, '49w-'51, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Softball Letter, '49, State Music Contest, '51, Christmas Concert, '501A. Elizabeth's pleasing personality will keep her in our memory forever. So long, Eliza- beth. HENRY H. DUDLEY Henry didn't take part in many activities, but we all know he has the ability to be a success in whatever he undertakes. Best of luck, Henry. NORMA LEE DUKES Advanced Chorus, '50M, '51, Bowling League, '501A, '51, Although Norma's activities haven't been many, her sparkling personality has won her many life-long friends. Good luck! DORIS JEWELL EADES Advanced Chorus, '49bQ-'51, Spring Con- cert, '49, '50, '51, Christmas Concert, '501A, Art Club, '51, Sgt.-at-Arms, '51, Chi Y- Teens, '50, '501A, '51, Pres., '50W, '51, Red Cross, '50, Doris is a girl with many friends. She has the ability to make good in the future. Farewell, Doris. MINNIE IRENE ECKLES Natural History Club, '491A, Red Cross Representative, '51, Epsilon Y-Teens, '49w. Mickey has been busy making friends at Manual, and she has done a good job of it. Manual will miss you, Mickey. THE CRIMSON 35 REBECCA ANN EDWARDS Term Honor Roll, 21914, '50, '50 wg Student Council, '50: Latin Club, '48w, '49, '50g Pres. of Latin Club, '50g Typing Certificates, '491A, '50, Girls like Rebecca are hard to find. Her exceptional personality will always be re- membered. Good-bye, Becky. LEO EISENBACK Transferred from St. X in '49. Leo has made many friends since entering Manual. We are proud to have him as a member of our class. Good luck, Leo. ROBERT B. ELLIOTT. JR. Marching Band, '481A, '49M, '50'k: Concert Band, '49, '50, '51g State Contest, '49, '50, '51g Band Camp, '49, '50g Swimming Team, '50, '51. Robert is another one of Mr. Griffith's boys. He has helped make the band what it is today. Good luck, Bob. CHARMAINE ELZY Advanced Chorus, '49-'513 Chorus Accom- panist, '50W, '5lg Typing Certificate, '50: Re- gional Contest. '50, Superior Rating: State Contest, '50, Superior Rating: Spring Con- cert, '50, '51g Regional Contest, '513 State Contest, '51, Chorus Letter. Charmaine is one of wManual's outstanding singers. Keep up the good work, Charmaine, and you'11 achieve fame. EMMA LOUISE EMBRY Senior Crimson Staffg Student Council Representative, 'SOWQ Term Honor Roll, '501A, '51g Spanish Club, '51g Natural History Club, '49g Social Science, '49g Home Nursing Certificate, '51. Everybody knows Emma and likes her. Her personality is hard to beat. She is sure to be a great success. THE CRIMSON PHILIP CARDEN ESKRIDGE Glee Club, '48w-'5lg State Contest, '50, '5lg Spring Concert, '50, '5lg Easter Sunrise, '50g M '50. Phillip is musically inclined as you can see. He surely will be greatly missed by our chorus. JOHN GILBERT ESTERLE Term Honor Roll, '49W-'51g Honor Society, '50-'51g Honor Society Treasurer, '51. John i: one swell guy. His hard work and pleasing personality are sure to carry him far. Best of luck, John. BARBARA JOSEPHINE FARRIS Honor Society, '501A, '51g Honor Roll. '481b -5O'A: Student C o u n c i 1 Executive Board, '491Q-'51g Treasurer Student Council. '501A, '513 Euclidean Club, '49W, '50g Natural History Club, '50: Typing Certificate, '50: Basketball Letter, '49g Girls State at Lexing- ton. '50g State Student Council Convention at Fort Knox, '49w: Senior Crimson Staff. Barbara's list of activities is almost as long as her list of friends. We are sure she will go far in the world. MARY FRANCES JOYCE FEARNEYHOUGH Joyce is one of those girls who just haven't had time for any activities. We wish her lots of luck in her future work. DONALD FELKER Senior Crimson Staff: Term Honor Roll, '50, '501A, '51. Don will always be remembered by his many friends at Manual. Best of luck, Don. THE CRIMSON FRED M. FERRIELL J. V. Basketball, '48. Although his activities have been few, Fred will be long remembered by his many classmates at Manual. May he be a success in whatever he undertakes. DOROTHY FIELDS Transferred from Magnolia High School. Dorothy came to us from Magnolia High School. We hope she has enjoyed Manual as much as we have enjoyed having her. Best of luck to you, Dorothy. ORA LEE FINCEL Typing Certificate, Bookkeeping Certifi- cate. Here is a classmate everyone knows and loves. She will be missed by all. Best of luck to you, Ora. JOHN D. FISCHER Marching Band, '48w-'501A, Concert Band. '49, '50, '51, Brass Band, '50, '51, Band Camp. '48w, '491Q, '50w, All State Band, '50 'SOWZ All State Orchestra, '51, Superior Solo. '50, Pres. of Band, '50, Track, '49, Chapin Hi-Y, '50, '50w, Key Club, '49'Q-'51, Radio Club. '49-'50, Honor Society, '50-'51, Term Honor Roll, '48w-'51. As you can see, John is quite musically inclined. We're sure Mr. Griffith and the band will miss whim as the rest of Manual will. ' EARL LEE FLORA Marching Band, 51814, '-4914, '501A, Concert Band. '49, '50, '51, Brass Band, '50, '51, State Band Contest, '49, '50, '51, Band Camp, '48, '49, '50, Vice Pres. of Band, '50W, '51, Gam- ma Hi-Y, '49, '49w, '50. The band and everyone at Manual will miss you, Earl. We know you will be a success at whatever you undertake. Good Luck. THE CRIMSON JOYCE SUE FORD Bookkeeping Certificate, Three years, Ty- ping Certificate, Student Council Alternate. '49w, '50w, Red Cross Rep., '4814 '50, Term Honor Roll, '49, '5014, Euclidean Club, '49, 51915, Y-Teens, '48w-'49W. Joyce is a swell girl and is loved by all. Good-bye and good-luck, Joyce. EVE FREDERICK Treasurer -Senior Class, Honor Society, 'SOW-'51, Secretary, '51, Exec. Board Artist, '49w-'51, Senior Crimson Staff, Honor Roll, 21824-'51, Wilberding Art Prize, '49, Stu- dent Council Convention at Ft. Knox, '49w, Adv. Chorus, '49-'51, Treasurer, '50, Sec., '50W, State Contest, '50W, '51, Spring Con- cert, '49, '51, National History Club, '49, Camera Club, '50Vg, Softball and Basket- ball Letter, '49, Chorus Letter, '51, Letter for sport activity, '50. Eve's charming personality and friendly smile will be remembered by all. Best wishes, Eve. MARY ALICE FRYREAR Term Honor Holl, '48W-'51, Student Coun- cil Representative, '49-'50w, Latin Club: '481e-'50, Treasurer, '49, Recording Secre- tary, '49W, Natural History Club, '50M, '51, Bowling League, '481A, '49, '5l. Alice is known and loved by everyone at Manual. Although we will miss her, we wish her all the luck in the world. RUTH MARJORIE FURGERSON Term Honor Roll, '48w-'51, Speedball Let- ter, '485Q, Euclidean Club, '49, Latin Club, '49, Student Council Representative, '49W, '50, Y-Teens, '48w-'49W, Honor Society, '5l. Ruth's pleasing personality has won her many friends. May she keep them all her life. We all wish her the best of everything. DONALD W. GADDIE Term Honor Roll, H1814-'51, Honor Society, '50-'51, Key Club, '49-'51, Vice-Pres., '50, '50w, Ky.-Tenn. District Key Club Conven- tion, '50, Mitre Club, '49w-'51, Rec. Sec., '50w, Historian, '51, Senior Crimson Staff. Donald's record speaks for him. There- fore we'll just Wish him all the luck in the world always. THE CRIMSON ORVEL WILLIAM GALLIMORE J. V. Football, '48, J. V. M , '48, Varsity Football, '49, '50, Varsity Football M , '50, M Club, '50-'51, Spring Football, '49, '50, Track, '51. Bill's personality will carry him far. We wish him great success. So long, Bill. BERNIE LLOYD GAMBRALL Marching Band, '48W-'50w, Band Camp, '49Z, '501Q, Concert Band. '50, '51, Band M , '49, '50, '51, Varsity Baseball B Team, '50, Brass Band, '50, '51, State Band Contest, '50, '51. Bernie is a loss to the Manual Band, but we wish him all the success in the world. So long, Bernie. DONALD WAYNE GARDNER Although Donald's activities have been few, his pleasing personality and friendli- ness will keep him in our memory forever. Good luck, Donald. J. LEROY GARDNER J. V. Football, '49, Spring Practice, '50. Leroy is an all-around good fellow. We wish him the best that life has to offer. Good-bye. Leroy. SARAH ANN GASH Honor Roll, '49w3 Bookkeeping Certifi- cates, '49, '50, Typing Certificate, '50, Stu- dent Council, '50W. Sarah is well-known and well-liked by her many friends at Manual. Good-bye and good luck in the future. THE CRIMSON JOHN W. GEARY Term Honor Roll, '49M, '50, J. V. Basket- ball, '48, J, V, Baseball, '49, M , '491 Home- room Basketball, '48, Varsity Baseball, '50, '51: Varsity M , '50, '51g M Club, '50, '51. John's record will speak for him. He has worked very hard at Manual and has won many friends. Good luck, John. NANCY LOUISE GEISER Term Honor Roll, '50wg Natural History Club, '49w, '50g Orchestra, '49g Spring Con- cert, '49, Home Nursing Certificate, '50, First Aid, '51, Red Cross Representative, '49: Bowling League, '49, '49bQ. Nancy is'popular among her classmates. She will be missed by all. Best of luck, Nancy. JO ANN GEORGE Although Jo Ann's activities have been few, she will aways be remembered by her friends. The best of everything to you now and always, Jo Ann. JOHN H. GERWING Gamma Hi-Y, '50, '501A: Senior Crimson staff, '51. Here is a fine friend and swell fellow. His ability assures him success. We wish you best of luck, John. CAROL GIBSON We'll always remember Carol. We wish her happiness and success in the future. Farewell, Carol. THE CRIMSON FREDRIC LEE GILL Orchestra, '51, Senior Crimson Staff, Traf- fic, '5l. Fred has made many friends at Manual and will be long remembered by all. We wish you the best of luck, Fred. BETTY VELETA GLASS Sec. of Senior Class, Term Honor Roll, '50M, Publicity Representative, '49, '49'A. '50, duPont Manual Bowling League, Bas- ketball Letter. Betty will be remembered for her wit and ready smile. We will certainly miss you around Manual. So long, Betty. MARTHA ANN GOINS Bowling League, '48'4-'51, Vice P'resident Bowling League, '50W, '51, Red Cross, '48M, Bookkeeping Certificate, '49. Martha is the industrious type and is well- liked by her classmates. Good luck. Martha. MILDRED JANE GOODMAN Band 6 terms, Bowling League 3 terms, Leader in Soccer and Speedball. Mildred completed her work at Ahrens Night High School, but we're glad to have her as a member of the Class of '51, ANNA GREENWELL Basketball Letter, '49, Advanced Chorus. '49, '49w, '50, Natural History Club, '49, Music Festival, '49, Kentucky Future Re- tailers' Club, Reporter of duPont Manual Chapter of Kentucky Future Retailers, '5l. Anna's record speaks for her. Therefore we'll just wish her the best of everything. THE CRIMSON IRIS JOAN GREER Term Honor Roll, '491A, '501Ag Typing Cer- tificate, '50g Bookkeeping Certificate. '49. Iris is one of the sweetest girls we know. May she find success and happiness in the future. JANET LOUISE GROEBER Publicity, '49, '49w: Alternate, '50g Term Honor Roll. '50w: Natural History Club, '491Ag Kentucky Future Retailers' Associa- tion, '5l. Janet is very popular with her classmates. She will be missed by all. Good luck, Janet. MARY VIOLA GRUBBS Term Honor Roll, '50: Student Council, '50g Alternate, '491A. Always be as sweet and sincere as you are now. Good luck, Mary, DORIS ANN GUTMAN Term Honor Roll, 'SOMQ Publicity Chair- man, '49wg Alternate, '50g Representative, YSOWQ Natural History Club, '49W,'50, Ad- vanced Chorus, '50, 'SOWQ Spring Concert, '50g Chi Y-Teens, President, '50. To a very sweet girl we wish all the luck in the World. JAMES DAVID HADDAWAY J. V. Basketball. '481A, '49: J. V. '49: Varsity Basketball, '49w, '503 Spring Foot- ball, '49, Track, '50, '5lg Track M , '50, '51g Club, '50, '5l. These past three years James has made friends in Manual. May he keep them all his life. THE CRIMSON FRANK D. HADDEN Intramural Basketball, '48MgQ Spring Foot- ball, '493 Prep School, '49W3 Varsity Bas- ketball, '50'A, '51g Varsity Baseball, '51. The best of luck to a swell guy. So long, Frank. GEORGE C. HAEBERLIN Marching Band, '48'A-'501A: Concert Band. '49-'51. George's pleasing personality will always be remembered by his friends at Manual. We wish him all the luck in the world. So long. George. J O ANN HAICK Honor Society, '50W, '513 Term Honor Roll, '48 V,-'50, Basketball Letter, '48. Jo Ann's friendliness and gay sense of humor have made her a friend to all. Good- bye and good luck, Jo Ann. HARLEY KENNARD HALEY J. V. Football, '48wg J. V. M , '48'A: J. V. City Champs, '48lA3 Intramural Basketball, '485Q: Track, '51, Spring Football Practice. '50: Track M , '51g M Club, '51. Harley is one swell fellow. May good luck and success always follow him. BILLY DEAN HANS Billy has made many friends here at Manual with his pleasing personality. We will always remember him. Good luck, Billy. 44 THE CRIMSON JUDITH A. HARLEY Delta Y-Teens, '49-'51g Natural History Club, '49g Senior Crimson Staff. Judy is well-known and well-liked by her many friends. So long, Judy. HELEN V. HARRINGTON We'1l always remember Helen. We wish her happiness and success in the future. Farewell, Helen. DONALD W. HARTELL Don's pleasing personality and friendliness will keep him in our memory forever. Best of luck, Don. LENA MAE HARTLEDGE Typing Certificate. Lena is a swell gal and a friend to all. So long and the best of luck to you, Lena. BARBARA JEAN HASCH Here is a classmate everyone knows. Betty will long be remembered by all. Best of luck, Barbara. THE CRIMSON KENNETH L. HAU CK Although Ken's record doesn't show any activities, he has the ability to climb to the top of the ladder of success. Best of Wishes, Ken. WALDO THOMAS HAUETER, JR. Spring Football Practice, '48, '49, '50g J. V. Football QJ. V. City Champsj, '481Ag J. V. M , Varsity Football, '491A, '50, Varsity M 3 Track, '48, Traffic Duties, '50W, '5lg Hi-Y Club, '48, '481Ag Baseball, '48g Football Champs, '48w Club, '49W. '50. Waldo has a fine record and personality, He is sure to be a great success in life. Good luck, Waldo. BARBARA N. HAYES Red Cross, '49W, '50, Student Council, '50, 'SOBQQ Bookkeeping Certificate, '49, '5O. Barbara will not be forgotten by her many friends. She has the ability to make good in the future. Good luck, Barbara. WILLIAM L. HECK Honor Society, '50-'51g Term Honor Roll. '49'A, '50, '50'A. William's fine record and personality will take him far in life. So long, Bill. 'PATRICIA R. HEDGEPETH Typing Certificate, '50, '513 Bookkeeping Certificate, '50, '5lg Home Nursing Certifi- cate. '51. Pat's pleasant personality has made her many friends at Manual. Best of luck, Pat. HE C H 1 M S O N DELBERT GENE HEHEMANN J. V. Football Manger, '49, '491A3 Glee Club, '49, '49wg Advanced Chorus, '50w, '51g State Music Contest, '50, '51g Spring Concert, '50w, '51'A: Intramural Basketball, '49w: Track, '50, '51g Track M , '51, M Club, '51. Delbert has participated in many activi- ties. He will long be remembered by all. Good luck, Delbert. ROBERT S. HEMMER Robert has made many friends at Manual. We will all remember you. Good luck al- ways, Bob, ROSE MARIE HEMRY Spanish Club, '51, Y-Teens, '5lg Typing Certificate. Rose Marie is well liked by all her class mates. She will not be forgotten at Manual. Good luck, Rose Marie. CHARLES S. HENEGAR, JR. J, V. Football. '48g J. V. M g Spring Foot- ball, '49, '503 Varsity Football, '49, '50g Varsi- ty M , '50g Track, '49, '51g M Club, '50, '51, Charles has a fine record at Manual. His personality will make him many friends. Best of luck, Charles. HAROLD HIGBEE Term Honor Roll, '49W, '50, '501Qg Honor Society, '50M, '51g Radio Club, '50, '50Bi. Harold's pleasing personality has made him popular with many. We know he will be a success in the future. THE CRIMSON CHARLES H. HODGES Camera Club, '48, '48W: Treas., '48w. Charles has made many friends at Manual. We know he will be a success in life. DUDLEY H. HOFFMAN J. V. Football M , '48g Spring Football Practice, '49, '503 Varsity Football, '49, '50g Varsity M , '50g J. V. Basketball M , '48 'AJ J. V. Baseball '49, Varsity Baseball, '50, '51g Varsity '50, '51, Key Club, '50, 'SOWQ 'HM' Club, '50, '513 Student Council Alternate, 50153 Representative, '51. Dudley's fine record speaks for itself. We know he will go far in the future. BARBARA ANN HOOE Advanced Chorus, '49, '51g Spanish Club, '491A, '51g Corr. Sec., '51, Bowling League, '48w-'51, Term Honor Roll, '491A, '50, '50BQ: Student Council, '501Q3 Y-Teens, '50w, '51g Basketball Letter, '49, Softball Letter, '49g Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Regional Music Contest, '50g State Music Contest, '50g Cho- rus Letter, '51, Barbara has made many friends at -Manual. She is sure to be a success in whatever she undertakes. KATHLEEN HORNBACK Student Council Representative, '49W: Glee Club, '48M3 Advanced Chorus, '50: Sec. '513 Basketball Letter, '49, '503 Softball Letter, '49, Bowling Scholarship, '50, Athletic Board. '51: State Music Contest, '51g Chorus Letter, '51, Bowling League, '50. Kathleen's friendliness and wonderful sense of humor will long be remembered. Best of luck always. WILLIAM J. HORRELL William's pleasing personality has made him many friends at Manual. He is sure to have a successful future. THB CRIMSON FORREST HOSKINS Forrest is well-known and well-liked here at Manual. So long and good luck, Forrest. CARROLL DOWNEY HOUZE. JR. Key Club, '49-'5lg Chapin Hi-Y, '50V2, '51g Term Honor Roll, 1815, 'SOBQQ ,Mirror Staff, '49w-'51, Editor of Feb. Crimson, '51g Sen- ior Crimson Staff, '51gHonor Society, '51g Grehan Certificate in Journalism. Carroll has made a fine record here at Manual. He has the ability and personality to go far in life. He is loyal and faithful at all times. BETTY LOUISE HUBBARD Bookkeeping Certificate, '50, Betty is well liked by her many friends. Manual will not forget her. So long, Betty. WILLIAM H. HUMPHREY Term Honor Roll, '4814-'51, Key Club, '49, Honor Society, '51. William will long be remembered by his many friends. May he have a successful fu- ture. So long, Bill. SHARON LYNN HUNT Cheerleader, 'SOWQ Kentucky Future Re- tailers' Association, '5lg Natural History Club, '481e. Sharon will not be forgotten by her friends. Her personality will take her a long way to win many friends. Good-bye and good luck, Sherry. THE CRlMbON ' MYRTLE JANE HUNTER Typing Certificate. '49w: Business Staff of Record , '50g Bowling Green State Con- test, '50: Advanced Chorus, '5lg Lexington State Contest, '51g Spring Concert, '51. Jane is a swell girl and is a friend to all. So long and the best of luck, Jane. KATHRYN JUNE HURDLOW Spanish Club, '5lg Typing Certificate, '5lg Y-Teens,-'48w, '49. June's pleasing personality has won her many friends. Good luck, June. GLENN BENNETT HYATT Glee Club, '48w, '49, '50w. Glenn's humor helps to brighten the at- mosphere wherever he is. He will be missed by all. Best of luck, Glenn. MARGIE M. IRVIN Advanced Orchestra, '47-'513 Advanced Chorus, '49-'5lg All State Orchestra, '51g State Contest, Orchestra, '49-'51g Spring Concert, Orchestra, '48-'51g Spring Concert, Band, '51g Spring Concert, Chorus, '49-'51g Publicity Chairman, '49, '50. Margie's record speaks for her. Good luck, Margie. WILLIAM E. IRWIN Spring Football, '50, Student Council Al- temate, '501A. Bill is a friend to all at Manual. We are sure he will acquire many friends in the future. So long, Bill. THE CRIMSON CHARLES R. ISGRIGG National Honor Society, '50'A, '51, Term Honor Roll, '50, '50w: Track, '50, '51. Charles has been a hard worker at Man- ual, and we are sure that he will be as suc- cessful in the future as he has been at Manual. Good luck, Charles. CAROLYN ANN JACKE Term Honor Roll, '48W, '49, '50, Publicity Chairman, '48w: Executive Board, '49-'51, Secretary, 'SOEQQ Chairman, '5lg Representa- tive to Girls' State, '50g Panel for Movie Discussion, '503 Second Prize in Essay Con- test, '50g National Honor Society, ,507-ig, '5lg Speedball Letter, '48g Red Cross Representa- tive, '5l. We are sure Carolyn will be a success in whatever she undertakes. So long, Carolyn. and our best wishes. THOMAS A. JANSING Vice President of Senior Class: Term Hon- or Roll, MSM-'5l: Executive Board, '501A. '51, Mitre Club, '49V,-'51, Treas., '50g Vice- Pres., '5lwg Pres., '51, Key Club, '49'A-'51g Ky.-Tenn. District Convention, '50g J. V. Football M , '483 J. V. Basketball M , '481Q-'49, J. V. Baseball M , '493 Varsity Basketball, '49M2-'51, Varsity M , '51g Var- sity Baseball, '49, '50, 'Sly M , '50, '5l: M Club, '50. No more need be said. Lots of luck, Tom. RONALD D. JEANES -J. V. Football, '481Ag J. V. M , '481A: Track, '49, '50, '5lg Student Council Repre- sentative, '50V2. All are familiar with Ronald's friendly smile. We shall certainly miss him. May the best of luck be yours, Ronald. VIRGINIA ANN JENNINGS Honor Roll, '48w-'5l: Social Service Cer- tificate, '51, Volley Ball Letter, '50g Latin Club. '48w, '49, '50g Student Council Repre- sentative, '49W: Business Staff of the Rec- ord , '50. There is none who can rival Virginia's winning personality, which has won her many friends here at Manual. Sincerest and best wishes, Virginia. THE CRIMSON JUANITA JONES Spanish Club, '49w, '501 Honor Roll, '505Q: Student Council Alternate, '493 Speedball Letter, '48wg Basketball Letter, '49g Mirror Staff, 'SOWQ Senior Crimson Staff, '51. Juanita has been a valuable asset to our class as well as to the entire school, May the best be yours, Juanita. RAYMOND G. JONES President of Senior -Class: Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51g Varsity Basketball, '49-'51g J. V, Basketball, '48w, '49, J. V. Football. Champs, '48: J. V. Baseball, '49, J. V. , '48W, '49, Mitre Club, '481A-'51g Treas., '50E62 Vice Pres., '51g Key Club. '49W-'51, Glee Club, '48'Ag Sec., '481A3 Executive Board of Student Council, '50, '50w, '513 Executive Board in Lexington, 'SOWQ Honor Society. '50, '513 Track, '50, '51, M Club, '50, '513 Varsity '50, '51. Ray's record is, indeed, great but it doesn't exceed his number of friends. So long, Ray. SHIRLEY ANN KALLBREIER Delta Y-Teens, '481,Q-'5.lg Pres., '49, '49W: Chapin, '50, 'SOIAQ Interclub Council Vice- Pres., '51g Alternate, '49-'50, Natural His- tory Club. '49, '49BQ, Pres., '49, '41-VA: Eucli- dian Club, '49, '491A: Basketball Letter, '49g Term Honor Roll, '48W-'50w: Honor Society, '51. City UM., Shirley has certainly been successful at Manual, and we feel she will be the same in the future. We wish you the best of everything, Shirley. JUANITA A. 'KEELING Representative, '50wg Delta Y-Teens, '49- '51g Ky. Future Retailers' Club, '51. Juanita seems gifted in winning friends, for she has a large number at 1Manual. Our sincerest wishes are yours, Juanita. LOUISE MADELINE KELLER Advanced Chorus, '50, '51, Spring Concert, '50, '5'1. Louise's contribution to the music depart- ment of the school cannot go without praise. Good-bye, Louise and good luck. THE CRIMSON DORIS J. KEMPF Speedball Letter, '481A3 Bookkeeping Cer- tificate, '49, '50, Term Honor Roll, '48w, '49g Mirror Staff, '51. Doris will go far we are certain, for she has made the most of her stay at Manual. We wish you the best of everything, Doris. FRANK A. KENNEY, JR. Radio Club, '49-'51, Term Honor Roll, '48, '49, '49w3 Science Club, '50. Frank's keen sense of humor and ready smile add greatly to his pleasing manner. Accept our best wishes, Frank. PAULINE KESSLER Term Honor Roll, '491A-'51. Pauline's hard work at Manual is quite deserving of all the praise we could write. Good luck, Pauline. RAYMOND C. 'KINNEY J. V. Football, '48g J. V. M , '48g Spring Football, '49W, '501A3 Varsity Football, '49, '50, Varsity M , '50, M Club, '511 Term Honor Roll, '50w. Ray's athletic record is quite impressive, but not to be forgotten is his equally im- pressive number of friends. We shall all miss him. So long, Ray. R. KEITH KINTNER Radio Club, H1914-'50w. Keith has, indeed, been a credit to our class and to Manual. We all want to wish you only the best, Keith. THE CRIMSON W. RAY KIRK Track. '50g Swimming Team, '50, '51. Ray's quick wit and hard work form a combination that is hard to beat. Your many friends at Manual wish you good luck, Ray. BETTY JEAN KISSLING Term Honor Roll, '48W-,SOWQ Honor So- ciety, '502Q, '51g Delta Y-Teens, '48W-'513 Vice-Pres., '49, '49wg Pres., '50, 50551 Rep. at Ky.-Tenn. Y. W. C. A. Summer Confer- ence. '50g Student Council Alternate, 219143 Business Staff of the Record , '50, Natur- al History Club, '49, '49wg Secretary, '49wg Speedball Letter, '48Wg Volleyball Letter, '50. Betty's success is sure to be as great as her great number of friends at Manual. Here's our heartiest of wishes, Betty. MARION LEE KNORPP Typing Certificate, '41-lg Student Council Alternate. '48W: Volleyball Letter, '48W. Marion's friendly personality has made her quite popular at Manual. We want to wish you the best of luck, Marion. SHIRLEY L. KRUPP Shirley's winning smile is known by all. He will be a great success we are quite sure. So long, Shirley, and the best of luck. JAMES KRUSE Although James' activities were few, he has made many friends at -Manual with his ready smile and cheerful personality. Good luck, Jimmy. THE CRIMSON JOSEPH BERTRAND LAMKIN Audio-Visual work, '501A, '51, Bert is another swell fellow in our class. He will long be remembered by his many friends at Manual. DONNA MARJORIE LAND Term Honor Roll, '50M: Volleyball Let- ter, '50g Typing Certificate, '50: Bookkeep- ing Certificate, ,491 Red Cross Alternate, '50: Advanced Chorus, '50, '50V2, '51: Junior Achievement, '50wg Vice Pres., '51g Chorus letter, '51, Donna is very popular with her classmates. Best of luck always, Donna. RAY T. LANE Student Council Representative. '5l. Ray has always been a very popular fel- low with his classmates. We know he will find great success in life. WILLIAM C. LATHAM Chapin Hi-Y, 218119-'5lg Corr. Sec., 'SOMQ Treas., '51g Swim Team, '49, '51g Crimson Staff, '49W. Bill is another swell fellow, who will be missed by all. So long. Bill. CHARLES A. LAYMON Charles is an all-around good fellow. May he find much success in life. THE CRIMSON BETTY CAROL LEE Although Betty's activities in school are few, we know she will go far up the ladder of success. Good luck, Betty. WILLIAM F. LEE, JR. William has made many friends at Manual. He will be missed by all. So long, Bill. SYLVIA LEE LEIFER Crimson Staffg Honor Roll, '501Ag Span- ish Club, '51. Sylvia is one of the sweet girls in our class. She is sure to be a success in life. Good luck, Sylvia. MARY CATHERINE LEONARD Bookkeeping Certificate, '493 Typing Cer- tificate, '503 Delta Y-Teens, '50-'51. Mary has the ability to be a success in whatever she undertakes. We know she will go far up the ladder of success. Good luck, Mary. LOUIS LEONHARDT Honor Roll, '48g J. V. Football, '48g Varsi- ty Football, '49-'50g Track, '50, '5lg Clubg Spring Football, '49-'50. Louis' athletic record at Manual has been outstanding. We wish him much success in the future. THE CRIMSON HILDA G. LESTER Term Honor Roll, '49-5096: Natural His- tory Club, '491A, '503 Red Cross Representa- tive, '501A: Honor Society, '51. Hilda is sure to find great happiness in life with her pleasing smile and friendly person- ality. DONALD L. LEVERETT We wish you success and good luck in the future. We know you will reach your goal. DOROTHY JEAN LEWIS Advanced Chorus, '49-'51: Mirror Staff, '50V2g Spanish Club, '49w, '50g Student Coun- cil, 'SOWQ Publicity Councilor, '491A, '50. Dorothy's pleasing smile and sparkling personality have won her many friends at Manual. Best of luck always, Dorothy. MARILYN ANNE LICHTER Senior Crimson Staff: Mirror Staff. '50W: Crimson Staff, '51, Term Honor Roll. '50W: Student Council, '48W, '49, '50. Marilyn is well-liked by all her friends at Manual for her cheerful personality. Best of luck. Marilyn. LEO L. LOWDEN, JR. Junior Achievement, '49'A, '50. Leo has made many friends here at Man- ual. He will be missed by all. Much success in the future, Leo. THE CRIMSON ' DORIS MAE LURDING Senior Crimson Staff, '51, Crimson Staff. '513 Advanced Chorus, '49-'513 State Con- ' test, '51g Term Honor Roll, '50-'51g Euclidian Club, '49, '49lQ. '503 Typing Certificate, '503 Bookkeeping Certificate, '49. Doris is one of the quiet girls in our class but one whom we shall always remember. JAMES A. LUTES James is another swell fellow to leave Manual. Good luck in the future, Jimmy. RITA MCAULIFFE Crimson Staff: Term Honor Roll, '49BQ, '50. 'SOWQ Speedball letter, '49, Latin Club, '49'A. '50, Rita's friendly smile and pleasing person- ality will take her far up the ladder of success. We wish her all the success and happiness in the future. DONALD MCCORMACK Track, '50, '51: M Club. '50. '51, Don is an all-round good fellow. He will always be remembered by his many friends at Manual. Best of luck, Don. BETTY MCGREGOR Publicity, 11914. '50. Betty is well-liked by all her classmates and is sure to be a success in life. We wish you the best of luck, Betty. T H E C R I M S O N WILLIAM NORMAN MCINTOSH Term Honor Roll, '48w, 49, '491Ag Key Club, '49, '49h. We shall always remember William for his friendly smile and pleasing personality. Good luck, Bill. RICHARD E. MAIER Band Camp, '48, '49, '50, Band, '48, '49g J. V. Baseball, '48. Richard is a swell fellow that will go a long way in life. CAROLYN JUNE MARTIN Although Carolyn didn't take part in many activities. she is a swell girl, who will be missed by all. 51 MARY LOU MARTIN Tenn Honor Roll, '49-'5l3 Student Coun- cilor, '50g Typing Certificate, '49w. To a sweet girl We wish all the luck in the world. VERENA FAY MARTIN Term Honor Roll, '50W. Verena is a swell girl and a friend to all. Best of luck to you, Verena. THE CRIMSON ROBERT ALEX MASTERSON J. V. 21814: City Champs, 21814: Radio Club, '49-'51g Science Club, '50. Bob's fine school spirit has won him many friends. Good luck, Bob. JAMES MATTINGLY J. V. Football, '47, Varsity Baseball, '483 Varsity M , '48, Out of school, '49g Varsity Baseball, '50, '51g '50, '5lg M Club, '48, '50, '51, Traffic Duty, '51. James is another one of our athletes, James' swell personality is sure to carry him very far. Good Luck, Jim. JIMMY MATTINGLY J. V. Football, '481e1 J. V. Basketball, '491 J. V. M , '49, Varsity Baseball '49, 51, Varsity Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Spring Foot- ball, '501 Varsity Track, '50, '51, Varsity Football, '50g M Club, '49, '50, '51. Jimmy is another one of the good athletes of our class. His smile and good humor will be missed by all. Best wishes. A ETHEL LEONA MENGES Term Honor, H1815-'51: National Honor Society, '50, '501A3 Latin Club, '48M-'50, Dr. Florence Meder Chemistry Award, '50, Sen- ior Crimson Staff. Ethel's record speaks for itself. She has a wonderful smile which will carry her a long way. NADAINE MERRIFIELD Nadaine has many friends in the senior class and in the rest of the school. All the luck in the world, Nadaine. THE CRIMSON ROBERT MERRY Bob is one swell fellow. May good luck and success follow him. SHIRLEY ANN METTEN Term Honor Roll, '49w-'50563 Bookkeeping Certificates, '49, '50g Typing Certificate, '50. Shirley has worked hard and has gained many friends. She will be a success in any- thing she undertakes. Good luck. Shirley. PAUL LOUIS MEYER Paul is a well-liked around Manual. He will be missed by all. So long, Paul. SHARON JEANNINE MEYER Chorus, '51g Home Nursing, '50g Senior Crimson Staff. Although Sharon's activities are few, we know she will be a success at whatever she undertakesl EVERETT CONNOR MILLER Intramural Basketball, '49g Student Council Alternate, '50g Intramural Track, '49. Good luck to a swell fellow. We know you'll go far in life. THE CRIMSON FRANCES LOUISE MILLER Advanced Chorus, H1916-'51, Term Honor Roll, 'E-OW. Louise is one of Mrs. Higgins' girls and will really be missed by all. MALCOLM E. MILLER Malcolm will always be remembered as a swell fellow. Good luck, Malcolm. NORMA ANN MILLER Norma will be remembered for her cheer- fulness and warm smile. So long, Ann. RICHARD C. MILLER Term Honor Roll, '48. Although Richard is a quiet fellow, he has made many friends and will be remembered by all. SHIRLEY MAE MONTGOMERY Adv. Chorus, '481A-'51Q Spring Concert. '48W, '49, '50, Publicity Chairman, 518163 Honor Roll, '48'Ag Two Letters in Gym, '48 EQ, '49. Shirley is another one of Mrs. Higgins' girls whose musical talent will be missed. All the luck in the world. Shirley. IHL CRIMSON DONALD H. MOSLEY Crimson Staff, '51, Senior Crimson Staff, '51, Term Honor Roll, '48w-'51, Honor So- ciety, '50, '50w, '51, Key Club, '49-'51, Sec., '50, Ky.-Tenn. District Key club Conven- tion, '50, Glee Club, '491A, '50, Lexington State Contest, '50, M , '50, Orchestra, '48w, '49, Science Club, '49w, '50, Executive Board, '50w, '51, Chapin Hi-Y, '48lQ-'51, Rec. Sec., '50w, Cor-r. Sec., '51. Don's record speaks for itself. He was ac- tive in many clubs and will be greatly missed by all. Best of luck, Don. OTTO PHILIP MUELLER. JR. Phil made many friends while at Manual. We wish him happiness and long life. WILLETTA RUTH MULLINS Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, '5l. Ruth's smile and friendliness will be missed by the whole class. Farewell, Ruth. JAMES C. MUNT Spring Football, '50, Track, '5l. The track team will miss James very much. He has done much for it and for Manual. Good-bye, James. BETTY ANN MYERS Term Honor Roll, '48w-'51, Publicity Chairman, '48M, Executive Board, '49W, '50, '50W, '51, Pres. of All-Student Association, '50, '50W, Delegate to Student Council Con- vention, Denver Colorado, '50, Delegate to Ky. Student Council Convention at Lexing- ton, '50W, Honor Society '50W, '51, Latin Club, '49W, Arts Club, '51, Treas. '51, Y- Teens, 4814, '49, '49w. We'1l always remember our sweet little Betty. You're bound to succeed, Betty Ann. THE CRIMSON JACQUELYN NEEDHAM Bowling League, '501A, '51g Student Coun- cil, 'SOWQ Term Honor Roll, '50w3 Book- keeping Certificateg Kentucky Speech Con- test, '50. Jackie is another sweet girl who will be much missed at Manual. Her presence has added much to the school. The best of luck in your future life, Jackie. CHARLES OLLER Band, '48. Good luck, Charles. We know you'll do well. JOAN ERNSPIKER OLLER Advanced Chorus, '49-'511 Regional Con- test, '51g Excellent, State Contest, '51g Chorus Letter: Spring Concert, '50, '51g Typing Cer- tificate, '49g Publicity Chairman, '49. We wish you happiness in your marriage. May you have only joy and no sorrow. MARY LAVERNE O'NAN Band, '48, '481A, '49g Honor Roll, '50. 'Mai-y's friendly smile and pleasing per- sonality have made her popular around school. Good luck in the future, Mary. PAUL W. O'NAN Mirror Staff, '49LQ. '50, '50w. Paul's cartoons have added much to the Mirror. He will be missed by all. Keep up the good work in the future, Paul. Good- bye. THE C R I M S O N JOHN CARL OSMER Junior Rotarian Representative: J. V. Bas- ketball, '481e, '49: J. V. M , '49g J. V. Base- ball, '49g J. V. iM , '49g J. V. Baseball City Champs, '49, Intramural Basketball, '481Ag Swimming Team, '49w-'51g Varsity M , '50, '51: Co-captain, '51: Runners-up city and State Champs, '50g Varsity Baseball, '50, '51g Varsity '50, '51: -M Club, '50-'51g Term Honor Roll, '481A-'51g 9572, Honor Roll, '50g Honor Society, '50-'51g Key Club, '49- '51g Ky.-Tenn. District Convention, '50g Exe- cutive Board, '50V2. '51, John's outstanding record assures him a bright future. Good luck, John. IRVIN ROY OTTMAN. JR. Varsity Football Manager, '49W, '50W: Spring Football Manager, '50g Varsity M , SOMI -Ml' Club, '501e: Term Honor Roll, '49-5015: National Honor Society, '50'fQ, '51g Track, '51. Irvin has a list of fine activities to his credit. We know he has what it takes to get ahead. We're counting on you, Irvin. RICHARD C. PALMER Richard is a quiet boy. but his personality is one of the best. He's a boy who will do big things in the future. We're betting on you, Richard. Good luck. JOYCE PEARCE Bookkeeping Certificate, '48. Joyce is well-liked for her sweetness. We wish her all the happiness in the world. Good-bye, Joyce. JUNE PEDIGO Bookkeeping Certificate, '51. Although June's activities at Manual are few, we know she has what it takes to be a success. We wish you all the luck in the world. So long, June. THE CRIMSON ' GAIL ARLENE PELSER Term Honor Roll, 50143 Advanced Cho- rus, '50w, '51: Excellent, Regional Contest, '50g Typing Certificate, '50g Spring Concert, '50, '51, Regional Contest, '51, Chorus Let- ter, State Contest, '51. May Gail's future be as successful as her activities at Manual have been. Good-bye and good luck, Gail. JANE COLE PEMBERTON Typing Certificate, '50g Bookkeeping Cer- tificate, '49, Jane's sweet ways have made her well- liked by all at Manual. We wish her all the happiness the world can offer. Good-bye, Jane. ROBERT EUGENE PENICK Robert may not have a long list of ac- tivities, but he has a long list of friends. His contributions to Manual have been many. May your future be happy and successful, Robert. JUNE ELIZABETH PETERMAN Student Council Representative, '501,Q: Al- ternate, '491A, '50g Red Cross Representa- tive, '51g Term Honor Roll, '48W-'50V2g Eu- clidean Club, '50g Spanish Club, '491A-'51g Corr. Sec., '49wg Membership Chairman, '50g Honor Society, '5l. Your sweet personality has won you many friends at Manual, June. ,May it carry you far up the ladder of success. ALVIN CHARLES PFEFFER J. V. Baseball, '49: City J. V. Champs, '49, J. V. M , '49: -Mitre Club, '49-'51g Intra- mural Basketball, '48, '49, '503 Varsity Base- ball, '50, '513 Runner-Up City Champs, '50g Manual M , '50, '513 M Club, '50, '5l' Alternate, '501A. Alvin's record at Manual is outstanding as is his wonderful sense of humor. We'll always remember you, Alvin. THE CRIMSON MARSHALL H. PHILLIPS Marshall has done much for Manual which his record does not show. We know we shall hear great things about him in the future. You'll succeed Marshall, we know it, So long. ELIZABETH ANN PILKENTON Term Honor Roll, '48W-'5lg National Honor Society, '501A, '51g Natural History Club, '493 Typing Certificate, '50. Elizabeth's pleasing personality combined with her great ability assures her of a very happy future. We know you'll succeed, Eliz- abeth. THOMAS ALLEN PORTER Term Honor Roll, '49-'51. Tommy's activities have been few, but his friends are many. We are sure he will succeed in life. So long, Tommy. ROBERT OUAN Term Honor Roll, '481A-'5lg National Hon- or Society, '50-'51g Student Council Execu- tive Board, '50W,'51. Robert's service to the Executive Board has been invaluable. He will be greatly missed by all at Manual. The best of luck, Robert, PEGGY LOU RAISOR Bookkeeping Certificate, '49. Peggy's winning ways will surely carry her far in the future. Her presence at Manual will be missed. The best of every- thing, Peggy. THE CRIMSON CHARLES R. RATCHFORD, JR. Varsity Baseball Manager, '50, '51: J. V. aM , '50g Varsity M , '51g Club, '513 Spanish Club, '51. The baseball team will miss its hard-work- ing manager. Your will to succeed is sure to pay off in the future, Charles. Good luck. THOMAS EARL DENNIS RAUSCH Gamma Hi-Y, '48w',50Q Sgt.-at-arms, '49wg Hi-Y Basketball Champs, '-4916: Stu- dent Council Alternate, '50M: Senior Crim- son Staff. '51. Tommy's ability to write poems will be remembered by all his friends at Manual. We wish you success always, Tommy. BETTY LOU RAY Term Honor Roll, '48W. '49, '50, '501A2 Home Room Representative, '50'Ag Red Cross. '49M: Natural History Club, '49. Betty has made many friends at Manual. So best of luck always, Betty. SUZANNE REEB Library Worker, '48w-'SOWQ Pubilc Ad- dress System, '51, Suzanne is a girl whom we all like. She was helpful in school and out. We wish you success in everything. Good luck, Suzanne. GENE P. REXRODE Key Club, '49-'51, National Honor Society, '50w, '51, Term Honor Roll, '481A-'5l. Gene leaves many friends behind him. Don't forget Manual, Gene. THE CRIMSON JAMES W. REYNOLDS Term Honor Roll, '49'A, '50, 'SOWQ Honor Society, '50W, '51. James was well-liked by his fellow stu- dents. Good-bye and good luck, James. PATRICIA REYNOLDS Art Club: Home Nursing Certificates: Cho- rus, 2 terms. ' Pat's ready smile will be long remembered at -Manual. Good luck, Pat. KENNETH RHODES We will mics your pleasing smile and jok- ing manner. So long and good luck, Kenneth. LEEORA B. RICE Leeora is one of the quiet type in our senior class. We hope she will have success and happiness always. ROBERT LEE RICHARDSON Although Robert was not active in school, we know he has the ability to accomplish anything he tries. Good luck and good-bye, Robert. THE CRIMSON WANDA RICHEY Term Honor Roll, '50BQ. Although her activities are few, her friends are many. We wish you success in all you do, Wanda. HELEN ELIZABETH ROBERSON Term Honor Roll, '50'A, '51, Helen is well-liked here at Manual, and though her activities were few, her friends were many. Good-bye and good luck, Helen. RICHARD K. ROBINSON Student Council, '501A3 Orchestra, '51 Richard has made many friends at Manual and has the ability to make many more. May success follow you through life always. Richard. BARBARA ROLLINGS Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, '51g Natural History Club, 01816. Barbara's pleasing smile and helpful at- titude have won her many friends. We wish you success always, Barbara. NANCY ROTH Nancy i: a quiet girl and is well-liked by all. Good luck, Nancy. THE CRIMSON WILLIAM ROY Camera Club, '50, '51. Bill lists few activities. but his friends are many. We wish you success in the next step to the top, Bill. BILLIE JUNE RUDDER Term Honor Roll, 'f-1814-'501!23 BUSil16SS Staff of Record , '50: Advanced Chorus, '50V2: Student Council, '49, Altemate, '50wg Bookkeeping Certificate: Typing Certificateg Honor Society, '51. Billie June's record speaks for itself. Good luck, Billie. DAVID R. RYAN J. V. Football. '48, J. V. M , '48g Varsity Football, '49, '50, Varsity M , '50, Swim- ming, '49, '50, 513 Swimming Letter, '49, '50, '513 Co-captain, '50, M Club, '49, '50, '51. Good-bye and good luck. Dave. Don't for- get Manual or your classmates. BARBARA A. SALLEE Term Honor Roll, '491A-'51g Business Staff of the Record , '50g Red Cross, '50, Book- keeping Certificate, '49g Typing Certificate, '503 Honor Society, '51. Barbara's activities were many, and her friends were many, too. So good luck, Bar- bara. May success be yours. RUBY LEE SASSER School Letter, '49w. Ruby is one of the quiet girls in our class. She has a smile for everyone and also a helping hand. We wish you success always, Ruby. THE CRIMSON DONALD V. SATTERLY Term Honor Roll, '50'A. Don's friendly smile and wittiness will al- ways be remembered by his friends at Manual. So long and good luck, Don. JACK SCHESER Delta Hi-Y Club, '50. Jack's activities are few, but he has a host of friends at Manual. Good luck and don't forget Manual, Jack. JOANN SCHICKINGER JoAnn is well-liked by all at Manual. +May you have a happy and useful life. JoAnn. PATRICIA ANN SCHMITT Kentucky Retailers' Association, '51. Pat is well-liked by her fellow students. We hope success will be hers. Good luck and good-bye, Pat. ELIZABETH FRANCES SCHULER Citizenship Certificate, '48: Bookkeeping Certificate, '49, Typing Certificate, '50. Elizabeth's record shows her merit. We , hate to see her leave. Good luck, Elizabeth. 5 l 3 72 THE C R I M S O N DORIS JEAN SCOTT Bookkeeping Certificate, '49g Honor Roll. '50BQ: K. F. R. Club, '50bQ, '51g First Vice President of duPont Manual Chapter of Ken- tucky Future Retailers' Assn., '50W, '511 First State Vice President of the Kentucky Future Retailers' Assn., '501A, '51. Doris is well-liked by everyone. We know she will go far and will be a success. Good luck, Doris. DONALD N. SEIBERT J. V. Baseball, '49, City J. V. Champs, '49: J. V, YM , '49g Homeroom Basketball, '48W. '49m: Varsity Baseball, '50, '513 Varsity Base- ball M , '51: Swimming Team, '51, M , '5lg nM Club, '51. Donald is one of Mr. Kimmel's boys. His ,personality has won him many friends on and off the field. So long, Donald. JOHN S. SELF Mirror Staff, '50: Homeroom Basketball, '48W. '49'e. John is well-liked by all who have known him. We know that he will be a great success. Good luck, John. GILBERT H. SENN J. V. Football, '48, City Champs, '483 Spring Football, '49. Gilbert's list of activities aren't a true evaluation of his accomplishments. We know that he will be a success in any under- taking. Good-bye, Gilbert. HARRY FRANCIS SEWELL, JR. J. V. Football, '48g J. V. Champs, '48: J. V. M , '48g Spring Fooball, '50g Varsity Football, '50g Varsity Baseball Manager, '50: Baseball ,Manager M , '50: M Club, '50. Harry is one of the football boys whose untiring efforts on the field have won him many friends. Best wishes, Harry. THE CRIMSON JANE SHACKLETTE Term Honor Roll, '50, '501A: Kentucky Girl State, '50. Jane has been busy during her stay at Manual and has made many friends. We are sure that she will be a big success. RUTH SHORT Bookkeeping Certificate, '49. Here is a girl who is popular with her classmates and has made a good record while at Manual. We'll miss you, Ruth. FLORENCE ESTHER SHUCK Honor Society, '50w, '513 Term Honor Roll, '48w-'511 Sophomore Award, '48W, '493 Stu- dent Council Representative, '49W, '50, Al- ternate, '49, '50V2: Natural History Club '491fQ, '50g Latin Club, '481A, '50. Florence's accomplishments have been many, both in scholastic terms and in extra- curricular activities. Farewell, Florence. JOYCE SILCOX Typing Certificate, '50. Joyce's wit and grand personality have made her a favorite here. We are sure they will carry her far in life. GERALD RICHARD SKAGGS Glee Club, ,485-'51, State Music Contest, '49, '50, '5lg Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51: Easter Sunrise Service, '49, '50g Track team, '50. Gerald is the boy that keeps classes alive when they are killing you. His pleasing personality and friendly disposition will car- ry him a long way. So long, Jerry. TH E C H I M S O N BARBARA JEAN SMITH Term Honor Roll, '49-'50W, Honor Society, '501A, '51, Sudent Council Representative, '49-'50w, Advanced Chorus, '501A, '51, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Typing Certificate, '50, 2 Letters for Softball, '49-'50, Letter for Soc- cer, '49. Barbara is one of those girls who are in on every phase of school life. The character and leadership displayed in each of these activities will carry her far. Good-bye, Bar- bara. DAVID WARREN SMITH J. V. Basketball, '48Vg-'49, Co-City J. V. Champs, '48-'49, J. V. M , '49, Varsity Bas- ketball, '50, '51, Varsity M , '50, '51, M Club, '50, '51, City Champs, '51, Lou. Inv. Champs, 51, Cumberland Falls Inv. Champs, '51, Lou. Inv. All Tourney Team, '51, Cap- tain, Basketball Team, '51, 7th Regional Champs, '51, All Tournament Team, '51, All State Tournament Team, '51, Dave's hardwood achievements will be a guide to many future basketball players at Manual. We'll miss you, Dave-your friend- liness and genial disposition. DONALD RAY SMITH Homeroom Basketball, '48, '49. Donald is one of the most popuar boys in the senior class. He is sure to go far in life. Best of luck, Don. JOHN ROBERT SMITH Here is a jolly good fellow. I-t has been a pleasure to know him at Manual. So long. John. ELDA LEE SNEEGAS Honor Roll, '50w, Advanced Chorus, '50, '5014, '51, Student Council, '50, Softball Letter, '49, Basketball Letter, '49LQ, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Christmas Concert, '501e, Natural History Club, '50, All-State High School Chorus, '5l. Elda's accomplishments in her many acti- vities have singled her out as having the character needed to succeed in life. Best wishes, Elda. THE CRIMSON MARIETTA SPANGLER Term Honor Roll, '50W, Advanced Chorus, '50, '501A, '51, Spring Concert, '50, '51, All State Chorus, '51, Student Council, '50w, Business Staff of the Record , '50, Speech Contest, '50. Here is another of Mrs. Higgins' girls. Her ability is excelled by few. Good-bye, Marietta. BETTY JEAN STAHL Red Cross, '49l4, '50, '50W, '51, Natural History Club. '49w. '50, Junior Achieve- ment, '501a, '51, Social Service Club, '49W- '5l, Certificates in First Aid and Home Nursing. Betty is well-known and is well-liked by all at Manual. Her hard work and pleasing personality will make her a real success in whatever she undertakes in life. JOYCE LEAH STANLEY Basketball Letter, '49W. Joyce's activities may be few, but her efforts have won many friends. She can't help but be a success at anything she does. Good-bye, Joyce. HENRY ALAN STEILBERG Editor of the Senior Crimson, Mitre Club, '49-'51, Rec. Sec.. '51, Honor Society, '50, '50M, '51, Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51, 957, Honor Roll, '49W, '50, '50V2, Editor of Mir- ror, '501A, '51, Key Club, '49-'51, Pres., '51, duPont Science Club, '49, '491A, '50, Sec., '49w, Vice-Pres., '50, Pres. elect, 'SOWZ Jr. Academy of Science Convention, '50, Regu- lar Crimson Staff, '4915, '50, '51, Chapin Hi- Y, '481A-'51, Rec. Sec., '491b: Treas., '50, Pres., '50w, Youth and Government Con- ference, '49, '50, McLaughlin Certificate in Journalism, '51. Besides his having gained an outstanding scholastic record, Alan has made many friends at Manual. So long, Al. CARL DENHARD STEINEKER Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class, J. V. Football M , '48w, Varsity Football, '49M, '501e: '49w, '501A, Co-Captain, 'SOWQ A11- City, 5014, Hon. Mention, All-State, '50W1 J. V. Basketball, M , '49, Varsity Basket- ball, '491A, 50, J. V. Baseball M , '49, Var- sity Baseball M '50, 51, Track, '49, '50, '51, M '50, '51, Term Honor Roll, '481A-'51, Key Club, '49-'51, Sec., '51, Honor Society, '50-'51, Club, '49W-'51, ,Mitre Club, '49- '51, Corr. Sec., '51. Denny's outstanding athletic and scholas- tic record speaks for itself. THE CRIMSON BARBARA ANN STEVENS Honor Society, '50M, '51, Term Honor Roll, '49w, '50, 'SOMQ Typing Certificate. '50, Art Contest Award, '51, Student Council, 'SOWQ Speedball Letter, '49w. We are very proud of Barbara. She has a record to be proud of. All the luck in the World, Barbara. BETTIE LOU STEVENS Bettie is sure to be a success after leav- ing Manual. She will be missed by her many friends here, Best of luck. DAMARIS JEANNE STONER Red Cross Representative, '48w, '49, Exe- cutive Board, '49-'51, Assistant Sec. of the All Student Association, '49w-'51, Secretary of the Student Council, '51, Typing Certifi- cate, '50, Bookkeeping Certifcates, '49, '50, Bookkeeping Pin, 'SOWQ Term Honor Roll, V185-'50w, Honor Society, '51, Vice Pres. of the Accounting Club, '51. J'eanne's record speaks for her. There- fore we'll just wish her the best of luck. JOHN STOVALL John is an all-around good fellow. His many friends Wish him the best that life has to offer. Good-bye, John. BARBARA SULLIVAN We'1l always remember Barbara. We wish her happiness and success in whatever she undertakes in the future. Farewell, Barbara. THE CRIMSON SHIRLEY MAE TABER Advanced Chorus, '50-'51g Softball Letter '49g Letter for Outstanding Girl in Gym Class, '50g Spring Concert. '50. Shirley has made many friends while at Manual. So long and good luck in the future. MARGIE CAROLYN TAPP Delta Y-Teens, '481A, '49, '49W: Secretary, '493 Secretary of Natural History Club, '49, '49Wg Term Honor Roll, '501A: Red Cross Representative, '49, '49W. Margie has worked hard and has gained many friends While at Manual. -May you make the years ahead even more success- ful. RONALD TATE Student Manager of Baseball, '50, '51. Ronnie has made many friends while at -Manual. Everyone here will miss him, es- pecially Mr. Kimmel. WILLIAM RICHARD TAYLOR J. V. Football. '48. Richard will always be remembered around Manual for his jokes and sense of humor. So long and good luck. JAMES M. THACKER Homeroom Basketball Runners-up, '49, Varsity Baseball, '49, '50, '51g Varsity M , '49, '50, '51g Club, '49, '50, '51q Spring Practice in Football, '50. Jim has made many friends while at Manual. He will be long remembered by all. So long, Jim. THE CRIMSON ROBERT A. THATCH J. V. Football, '48W3 City Champs, '48LQg Spring Practice, '49. Robert is well-liked by all who know him. He will be missed by the many friends he has made while at Manual. Good luck, Robert: ROBERT J. THOMAS. JR. 2nd Glee Club, '48bQg lst Glee Club, '49, '50, '5lg State Music Contest, '49, '50, '511 Lexington iBaritone Soloj, Excellent: Male Quartet, Lexington, Superiorg Spring Con- cert, '49, '50, '5lg Glee Club Sec, '481A, '49g Glee Club Jacket Custodian, '50: Glee Club Letter, '48wg Christmas Concert, '501A. Robert has achieved an outstanding rec- ord in the Glee Club. He has made many friends, too. So long, Robert. 4 DAVID E. THOMPSON J. V. Football, '-48153 J. V. M , '48wg City Champsg J. V. Basketball, '48w, '493 J. V. M , '49g J. V. Baseball, '49g J. V. '49g Varsity B Team, 503 Term Honor Roll, 49. David is a boy who is popular with his classmates. He has made a good record while at Manual. Good luck, David. J. DUDLEY THOMPSON Dud1ey's hard work and friendly dis- position will carry him far in life. We are sure he will be a success at whatever he may do. SHERRILL THOMPSON Sherrill doesn't have a list of accomplish- ments but does have a list of friends. Don't forget us when you become a success. So long, Sherrill. THE CRIMSON EDITH ANN TINGLE Honor Roll, '50, '501A: Typing Certificate, Student Council Alternate: Spanish Club, '49M. '50. Edith is very popular with her classmates. She will be missed by all. Good luck, Edith. JAMES R. TOBE Jim is a cheerful classmate and he's liked by all. We know he'll be a success in what- ever he undertakes. So long, Jim. JOSEPH R. TOBE Joe has made many friends while here at Manual. We know he'll go far along the road of success. Farewell, Joe. SHIRLEY ANN TRABUE Term Honor Roll, '49W, '501A3 Student Council, '501A: Alternate, '49g Red Cross, '491A, '50, Typing Certificate, '49'fQ3 Eucli- dean Club, '49wg Natural History Club, '49'A, '50, Delta Y-Teens, '482Q. '49. Shirley's record speaks for her. She has made many friends and will be missed by all. Good luck, Shirley. DONALD WILLIAM TUCKER Glee Club, V195 '50g Term Honor Roll, '49. Here's a boy we all know well. With his grand personaity and friendly cheerfulness, we're sure he'll go far. Good luck, Donald, H13 CRIMSON ERNEST M. TUCKER Track, '50, '51g Spring Football, '49. Ernest is a fine boy and his many friends will miss him. We're sure he'll be a success at whatever he undertakes. Good luck, Emie. RHEA SHREVE TUCKER J. V. Baseball, '49g J. V. M , '49, Varsity Baseball, '50, '51, Varsity M , '50, '51g M Club, '50w, '50, '51, Shreve is one of Mr. Kimmel's boys. His friendliness and personality will take him far. Best of luck, Shreve. DONALD C. TYREE duPont Science Club, '49, '49w, '50. Here's a boy we all know. With his grand personality and friendly cheerfulness we're sure he'll go far. Best of luck, Don. RALPH J. VOGT Ralph will be missed by all. He is sure to do well in all his undertakings. WILLIAM F. VOIT Term Honor Roll, '48Wg Senior Crimson Staff. Bill is another of the many swell fellows to leave Manual. His hard work is sure to make him a great success. So long, Bill. THE CRIMSON RALPH WALDRIDGE J. V. Football, '48, Varsity Football, '50, Camera Club, '48-'49. Ralph has contributed a lot to our foot- ball teams. He leaves with all of our best wishes for success. THOMAS E. WATKINS J. V, Football. '48W, J. V. '48'fQ, J. V. Champs, J. V. Basketball, '49, J V. M , '49, Varsity Track, '49, '50, '51, Varsi- ty M , 49, '50, 51, Varsity Basketball, 50. '51, Varsity '50, '51, C. F. I. T. Winner, '51, Lou Inv. Tournament, '51, M Club, '49-'51, Mitre Club, '50-'51, Student Council Representative, '51, 7th Regional Basketball Champs, '51, 3rd Place in State Tournament. '51, Wally's outstanding sport activities and sparkling personality will always be remem- bered by his many friends, The best of everything, Wally. CARLYLE B. WATSON J. V. Basketball Co-City Champs, '49, J. V. M , '49, Homeroom Basketball Runner- up, '49, J. V. Baseball City Champs, '49, J. V. M , '49, Baseball Varsity B Team, '50, Varsity Baseball, '51. Carlyle has taken an active part in many sports at Manual. He will be missed by all. Good luck. PAUL R. WATSON Term Honor Roll, '48W-'51, duPont Sci- ence Club, '49, '49BQ, '50, Key Club, '49W, '50, J. V. Baseball, '49, J. V. '49, Baseball Varsity B Team, '50, Crimson Staff, '50, Sen- ior Crimson Staff, '51, Paul has participated in many activities His friendliness will never be forgotten. We wish him much success. MARGUERITE G. WATTS Citizenship Certificate, '481A, Bookkeeping Certificate, '50. May all your aims in life be accomplised. Marguerite. We know you will be a success. Best of luck always. 82 THE C R I M S O N WILLIAM WATTS Varsity Baseball, '49g J. V. Baseball, '493 Varsity Baseball, '50, '51, UM Club '50, '5l: Runner-up in Homeroom Basketball, '50g Co- Captain, Varsity Baseball, '51. Bill has a fine record and personality. We wish him all the happiness in the world. Good-bye, Bill. DONALD H. WEBER Term Honor Roll, '49-'51g Track, '51g Hon- or Society, '51. Don is friendly and popular with his class- mates. He will be missed at Manual. Good luck and best Wishes, Don. GEORGE E. WEIHE George didn't take part in many activities, but we all know he has the ability to be a success in whatever he undertakes. Good luck, George. ELISSA WEYLER Y-Teens, '481e, '49, '49W, '50, 'SOWL Typing Certificate, '49 'Ag Bowling League, '50lA. Elissa is quite an artist. We are sure she will be a success. Good-bye and good luck, Elissa. SHIRLENE ANNA WHALIN Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Y-Teens, '50, '5l: Speedball Letter, '49. Shirlene's friendly and happy personality will carry her far. So long, Shirlene. THE CRIMSON DONALD WHITEHOUSE J. V. Basketball, '48, Varsity Basketball, '50, '51, City Champs, '50M, '51, Runner-up Intramural Basketball '48, M Club, '50, '51, Louisville Invitational All Tourney Team, '491e. '501e, Most Valuable Player, Cumberland Falls Tournament, '50w, Honor- able -Mention All-State, '49w, 7th Regional Basketball Champs, '51, Award for most points scored in 7th Regional, '51, 3rd Place in State Tourney, '51, Hasenour Trophy for new 7th Regional Scoring Record, '51. Don will never be forgotten by Manual. His athletic ability has meant much to the school. We will all miss you, Don. RONALD WIGGINS Gamma Hi-Y, '48-49wg Golf, '48V2, '49 EQ. Because of his pleasing personality Ronald has become well-liked at Manual. We wish him much happiness and success in the future. HAROLD WAYNE WILCOX Harold is one of the quiet boys of our class and although he hasn't had the time to enter into any outside activities, he has won many friends and will be remembered at Manual. MARY ELIZABETH WILKINS Concert Band. '48w-'51, Concert Orches- tra. '481A-'51, Marching Band, '501A, Brass Band, '50w, Superior, State Contest, '50, All State Band, '50, Term Honor Roll, 485- '5l, National Honor Society, '50'A, '51, Vice. Pres., '51, Latin Club, '50. Mary is Manual's gift to the musical world. She will be missed sincerely by all. Good luck, Mary. HOYT RAY WILSON Term Honor Roll, '481e, 51914, '50, Glee Club, '49w, 50, President of 2nd Club, '50, Spring Concert, '50, State Contest, '50, M , '50, Manual Quartet, '491A, Homeroom Bas- ketball Team, '48W, Runner-up, '48w, Hon- or Society, '51. Hoyt has a fine record and a splendid per- sonality. We are sorry to see him go. Good luck and best wishes, Hoyt. THE C R I M S O N WILLIAM C. WINSTANDLEY Term Honor Roll, '48W-'501A: Glee Club, '50-'51g M', '50g State Contest, '503 Spring Concert, 503 Easter Sunrise Service, '50g Honor Society, '50-'513 Key Club, '49W-'51g Executive Board, '501A, '511 Science Club, '48W-'50. William's pleasing personality will always be remembered by his friends at Manual. We wish him all the luck and happiness in the world. CHARLES WISE Charles didn't take part in many activi- ties, but we all know he has the ablity to be a success in whatever he undertakes. Good luck, Charles. BARBARA SUE WOLFE Student Council Alternate, '50BQ. Barbara is a popular girl with her class- mates. She will be missed by all. Good luck and best wishes. CHESTER B. WOOLDRIDGE Student Council, ,50Vzl Key Club, '501 J. V. Baseball, '49g J. V. M , '49g Varsity Base- ball, '50 '513 Varsity M , '51. Chester has contributed much in the field of athletics. Manual is sorry to see him go. Good luck, Chester. RUTH JOYCE WRIGHT Term Honor Roll, '481e-'50M: Bowling League, '49g Speedball Letter, 49w: Basket- ball Letter, '503 Student Council Alternate, '49W1 Y-Teens, '48W-'50. Ruth has participated in many activities and has proved' to be a wonderful girl. So long, Ruth. THE CRIMSON JERRYYOCUM J. V. Baseball, '491 J, V. M , '49g Base- ball, '50, '51g Term Honor Roll, '491A. Jerry is a popular fellow at Manual. He will be remembered long after his leaving. Good luck, Jerry. HARVEY M. YOUNG Term Honor Roll, '48BQ-'503 Track Prac- tice, '50, '51, Crimson Staff, '51g Art Club, '51. We at Manual are sure Harvey will go far with his artistic ability. Good luck, Harvey. G. I. GRADUATES Lawrence Estil Bramblette Paul Geralds Roy Bernard Huffman Joseph Frederick Lavey Charles Raymond Ort, Jr. Murrell Alvin Ramsey John Stengel Edward D. Thomas As of April 24, 1951 THE CRIMSON Patrorfs Page 86 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Adamson and Linda Mrs. C. W. Aebersold Mr. and Mrs. George I. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allen Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Collis Audas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ausmus SfN James Baker Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Barford Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bates, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bates Betty and Bob Betty and Jim Betty and Dean Bob and Margie Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Pfc. Joe Mrs. U. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Billharz Mrs. Thomas Blakely Mrs. J. J. Blum Mrs. George E. Borders Mrs. Jack Bossung Mrs. A. J. Boyd Mrs. William T. Braun Mrs. Paul Bryant C. Burks S. Byrd Mrs. W. R. Campbell Mrs. J. D. Carrier Mrs. John S. Chambers Mrs. L. V. Chandler Mrs. Hanley Cheatham Mrs. E. P. Chinn Christine and Layle Mrs. Essie M. Clark Miss Helen Cloyd Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coleglazier Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Conyers Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cottom Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crawford Mr. Tommy Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Albert Curtis Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cushenberry Mrs. Gus A, Daeuble, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Daves Mr. and Mrs. M. Z. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Rudy P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. George Denniston Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Doerr Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Doheney Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Dooley Dorothy and Kenny Mrs. Clara Dudley Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dukes Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Eades Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Eckles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Eisenback Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elzy Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Embry Mr. and Mrs. E. Eskridge Mr. and Mrs. John L. Esterle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee Farris Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Felker Mr. and Mrs. Tim Davis Farneyhough and June 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferriell Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fischer Mr and Mrs. A. H. Flora Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ford Mrs. John T. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fryrear Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Furgerson Mrs. Edythe Gaddie Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gambrall Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gash Mrs. Nina L. Geiser Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gerwing, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gibson Rachel and Clara Giesler Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Goins Mr. and Mrs. -M. H. Goldberg and Francie Mr. and Mrs. George Green Mr. and Mrs. Ceicl H. Greenwell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Greer Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Grubbs Mr. and -Mrs. Charles M. Haddaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stoner Hadden Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haeberlin Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 0. Harley Mr. and Mrs. R. Harrington Mr. Frank Hartledge Mr. and Mrs. E. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hehemann Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hewitt TIIE CRIMSON ' Patr0n's Page Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Higbee Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hoffman Mrs. Ann Hooe Mrs. Jessie Hooe Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hornback Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hubbard, Sr Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hurdlow Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Isgrigg Joy and Jack Jackie and Don Mrs. Gladys W. Jeans Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Jones Mrs. R. S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kallbreier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keller Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kissling Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kintner Miss Wilma M. Kolb Mr. and -Mrs. J. F. Mullins Mr. Paul Neal Mrs. Paul Neal Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Oller Joy Oller L. E. Osmer Irvin Ottman J. A. Overstreet C. W. Palmer Robert Paul Cecil Pedigo R. H. Pelser James F. Pemberton C. D. Peterrnan George Pfeffer J. W. Pilkenton W. L. Porter Ray and Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Albert Raisor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ratchford Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Mr. Arthur H. Reeb Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Rexrode Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. William C. Land Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lane Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Latham Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Leifer Lena and Gene Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Leonhardt Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Leverett Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lewis Mrs. and Mrs. Edward L. Lurding Mary Viola and Eugene Mr. and Mrs. E. McGregor Marianne and Leroy Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Martin Mrs. W. E. Martin Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Martin Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Meadars Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Merrifield Miss Norene Metzemier Mr. and Mrs. Leroy V. Mitchell Mr. Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Mosley Miss Betty Ann Mouser Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Richey Rock and Jean Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rollings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Roth Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rudder Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sallee Mr .and Mrs. F. G. Sasser Miss Gladys Satterly Mrs. Ethel Scheser Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Schickinger Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Sewell, Sr, Sue and Sheila Shirlene and Bill Shirley and Sammy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shuck Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Silcox Rev. C. H. Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Steineker 88 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alice E. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs THE CRIMSON Patroifs Page l J. L. Stoner O. P. Stovall Guy Suddeth William Suter J. A. Taber Carl Tapp Thatch Robert J. Thomas, Sr. J. A. Thompson Ralph S. Thompson Sherrin F. Thompson V. G. Tobe Tommy and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trabue Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Voit Mr. Ralph E. Waldridge Wally and Billie Mr. Henry G. Walter Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr .Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and and and and and . and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs D. C. Watson W. C. Watson H. A. Weber Albert F. Weyler L. A. Whalin L. A. Whicker Frank Wiggins C. J. Wilcox M. B. Wilkins B. B. Williams Edgar E. Wilson M. S. Winstandley J. B. Wise Glen W. Wolfe Elwood Wright F. J. Yocum Harvey Charles Young SENIOR ACTIVITIES Class Day ..... May 24 Honors Day .... ..... Iv lay 29 Graduation .................................... ..... 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'. 5 Pmmoa ZOE-Hmzd N242 100 THE CRIMSON The Creed of duPont Manual High School I believe in duPont Manual as a school of high standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, and service, Where all work for the common good. 0 I, therefore, pledge myself to obey established authori- ty, accept responsibility for my own conduct, and so honor our colors that the crimson and White Will ever be the symbol of a school of lofty pupose and democratic ideals. Senior Song CTune: Washington and Lee SWingJ We are the Eights of dear old Manual. We run the school indeed We do. We cheer her on to all her victories, And to her colors We'll be true. We w0n't forget 'those happy, happy days, Though soon We'll bid our friends adieu. So you can step aside, And give a smile that's Wide, For the high and mighty Eights. E-I-G-H-T-S- I I I I Eights I I I .fiieaaaff 102 THE CRIMSON Editorial Graduation, the day that so many of us have looked forward to with eager anticipation, has come at last, but this awaited day of celebration takes on more of an ap- pearence of solemnity as we reluctantly approached this un- forgetable milestone in our life. For the first time during our career at Manual we realize that with graduation we are losing something that now can only be relived within our hearts. When we were underclassmen, it seemed im- possible to us that anyone could ever become sentimental over graduation, but as we near the final day, deep inside of us we realize that the three years we have spent at Manual have been the happiest years we have yet exper- ienced. As we leave Manual, we would pass on only one thing, a word of advice to those remaining: The time still ahead of you at Manual may seem infinite now, but soon it will pass into the unforgettable past. If during this brief, fleet- ing period you give your best to Manual, make the most of every opportunity to better yourself as well as your school, and become a real integral part of Manual, she will not forget you when the time comes to reward these efforts. And now the Class of '51 bids farewell to the school that has been, and always will be the pride of everyone who has participated in her matchless spirit and timelessness. H. A. S. THE CRIMSON REGULAR CRIMSON STAFF THE CRIMSON 105 Regular Crimson The monthly Crimson has had a very successful start, here at Manual, thanks to the fine support of the student- body. The staff has tried to bring you interesting stories and news for your enjoyment. The staff will lose nine members by graduation. The members are: Betty Allen, 12Ag Richard Braun, 12Ag Betty Brogan, 12Ag C. D. Houze, 12Ag Marilyn Lichter, l2Ag Doris Lurding, 12Ag Don Mosley, 12Ag Alan Steilberg, 12Ag Betty Felts, 11Ag June Filmer, 11Ag Charles Kern, 11Ag Bobby Parks, l1Ag Frances Sartin, 11A. THE CRIMSON MIRROR STAFF The THE CRIMSON 107 Nlanual Mirror The Mirror staff offers its most sincere congratula- tions to the graduating class of 1951 and wishes them the best of luck. During our first year at the new duPont Manual we have done our utmost to present the school with prompt, correct, first-class you, the students, news. Through your generous support, have made the Mirror possible, and we wish to thank each and every one of you for your contri- butions. Mirror members this term are: Alan Steilberg, 12A fEditorJ Elizabeth Barriger, 11A Francis Cagle, 11A Robert Cobb, 12A Robert Crain, 12A Betty Drane, 11A Peggy Dugan, 11A Doris Kempf, 12A M Betsy Glutting, 11A Carolyn Hewitt, 11A C. D. Houze, 12A Kenneth Lutz, 11A Gilbert Rankin. 11A Bill Schiphorst, 11A Carol Strey, 11A r. John A. Bird, Advisor THE CRIMSON KEY CLUB THE CRIMSON 109 Key Club The Key Club has enjoyed a very successful year and has seen its organization grow tremendously. A skating par- ty was held April 9 and it was a very successful enterprise. During May the Key Club put on an enlightning program at the Louisville Kiwanis Club. Many new members have been added during the past months. I am sure that these new members will carry on the traditions and standards that the Key Club has always stood for. The retiring officers are: Alan Steilberg .......... ....... P resident Richard Braun . . . . . . Vice-President Denny Steineker . . . ..... Secretary Harry Mason . . . .... Treasurer Bill Schiphost . . . .... Sgt.-at-Arms THE CRIMSON RADIO CLUB v THE CRIMSON 111 Radio Club The duPont Manual Amateur Radio Club is an organi- zation, licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to train prospective students to obtain their Amateur Radio License. The club meets in Radio Shop, room 353, every morning, where students practice code and learn Amateur Radio operating. The club has a 1000 watt Radio-Telephone and Radio- Telegraph station with the call letters W4LJN. The station is on the air almost everyday and students contact many amateurs throughout the world. The Radio Club always welcomes those who show an interest in Amateur Radio. The requirements for entrance are: C11 A passing grade in Electric Shopg Q25 Enrolled in Radio lg Q31 Know the International Morse Code from mem- ory and take from a code oscillator. A limited number may gain entrance, who are enrolled in Electric Shop. These must be able to pass an elementary test on electrical theory and meet requirement No. 3 above. A new type of Amateur License will be available after July 1, 1951, known as the Novice Class. The requirements are: C11 Pass an International code test of 5 words per minuteg C25 Pass an elementary examination on electrical theory and Amateur Radio. This should be good news to the newcomer in Amateur Radio because of the easy entrance requirements. Anyone interested in Amateur Radio may contact any of the club members or Mr. Frederick, trustee of the club. There is always room for new members that want to learn Amateur Radio. Let us hear from you. We are heard throughout the world. THE CRIMSON DELTA Hi-Y THE CRIMSON Delta Hi-Y Delta Hi-Y has enjoyed a very successful semester President Wayne Klein and his officers built up the club s roster and attendance. A notable service project was vis itation and showing of movies to shut-ins. President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Sgt.-at-Arms . Chaplin ..... Cor. Secretary ....,...............W'ayne Klein . . . . . .Bill Herrmann . . . .David Easton . . .Keith Lyens . . . ...... Charles Cobb . . . .John Zimmerman . . . . .Pete Karras THE CRIMSON CHAPIN Hi-Y THE CRIMSON Chapin Hi-Y Chapin this year has had the most successful year ever experienced by our present seniors. We have had many socials and have nearly doubled our membership. The re tiring officers are: President .... Vice-President Rec. Secretary Corr. Secretary Treasurer .... Sgt.-at-Arms . Bill Schiphorst .Bill Buckavvay .Donald Scheer . . .Don Mosley . . .Bill Latham .Barrett Short 116 THE CRIMSON HONOR SOCIETY TIIE CRIMSON ll7 Honor Society The Honor Society had its final induction on April 6. Over forty new members were brought into the society from the 12A, 12B, and 11A classes. The following are members: President ................. . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Advisors-Miss Julia Frantz and Mr. 12A Betty Willis Allen Charles W. Allen Albert P. Bohrman Richard W. Braun Jessie Brown Mary Sheila Campbell Robert G. Cobb Robert L. Crain Freda Curry Barbara Dent Frank Doerr Barbara Farris John D. Fischer Alice Fryrear Ruth Furgerson Donald W. Gaddie JoAnn Haick William Heck Harold R. Higbee Carroll D. Houze Wm. H. Humphrey Charles R. Isgrigg Carolyn Jacke Thomas Jansing Raymond Jones Shirley Kallbreier Betty Jean Kissling Hilda Lester Ethel Menges Donald Mosley Betty Ann Myers John Osmer Irvin Ottman June Peterman Elizabeth Pilkenton Robert Quan Gene Rexrode James Reynolds Billie Rudder Barbara Sallee Florence Shuck Barbara Smith Henry A. Steilberg Carl D. Steineker Barbara Stevens Jeanne Stoner Donald Weber Hoyt Wilson William Winstandle 12B Russell G. Arnold Ralph Callahan Oliver Clark James Derman Bill Grant Y .Reginald Bethel . .Mary Wilkins .Eve Frederick . . . .John Esterle Russell Brown Martha May Kenneth Peak Mary Joann Reccius Joyce Shrewsbury Barbara Taylor 11A June Ash Ronald Barnes Joyce Bentley Isabelle Clore Betty Custis Beverly Farrior Nancy Holt Marvin Horton James Howard Augustine Howell Harry Mason Phillip Parnes Donald Scheer Barbara Schmied Byron Sellers Mary Sherman Herman Silverstein Sue Smith Ethel Spector Terrell VanOver Edward Wong James York THE CRIMSON MIXED CHORUS THE CRIMSON ll9 The Advanced Chorus Although various other activities in the school have accomplished a great deal this term, we feel sure that the Advanced Chorus has also succeeded in the effort to help make Manual the Wonderful school it is. During the past term the members have participated in many performances, which are as follows: television, radio, Parent Teachers' Association, Spring Concert, and programs at junior high schools. A group, consisting of twenty members, sang in the Kentucky State Chorus. Also soloists, trios, and a small ensemble participated in the Re- gional Contest at Gardencourt, and those that were rated superior, along with the choruses, went to Lexington to be rated in the State Contest. The graduates from the Advanced Chorus of '51 Wish luck and success to Mrs. Higgins and her future choruses. Officers for 1951 are: President ........... ........... R oy Skaggs Vice-President . . . ..... Gerrie Baumgardner Secretary ...... ..... K athleen Hornback Treasurer ....... ..... G lenn Wright Jacket Chairman . . . .... Barbara Smith Sgt.-at-Arms .... . . .Carlene Dooley Librarian ...... .... L ouis Feddern Transportation . . . .....,... Fred Barriger Kathleen Hornback, Sec. THE CRIMSON 121 Qrchcstra The Manual Orchestra has had a big opening year. In the Louisville Philharmonic auditions Philip Parnes added the first prize and Joann Reccius the honorable mention to the expanding list of accomplishments of the orchestra and its members. In the Louisville Chamber Music Society Con- test With their cello duet, Barbara Hayes and Joann Reccius brought back honorable mention again to Manual. Several members have played in ensembles on T.V. and the radio to advertise their spring concert. In addition they Will go to State Contests May 11-12. Watch this orchestrag its going places! The officers are: President ...... .... J oann Reccius Vice-President . . . .... Philip Parnes Treasurer ..... ..... M artha Buch Secretary . . . ..... Barbara Hayes 22 THE CRIMSON ND BA THE CRIMSON l23 The Band The Manual Band has completed its first year as a co-ed band and has had the best band of its history. Numbering 200 members, it has appeared on T.V., radio, at various junior high schools, and was successful in the regional con- test at Louisville and the state contest at Lexington. Its next event is the band camp at Butler State Park two weeks prior to the opening of school in September. THE CRIMSON STUDENT COUNCIL TIIE CRIMSON 125 Student Council At the beginning of the term each homeroom elected one representative and one alternate to serve on the Council. The Student Council, which meets on Thursday morn- ings, has discussed several problems, which have come up in duPont Manual. Some of these have been excess paper in the cafeteria, conduct in the auditorium, and running to lunch. Though We have had these problems, We feel that the year, as a Whole, has been very successful. Jeanne Stoner, Secretary THE CRIMSON EXECUTIVE BOARD STUDENT COUNCIL TIIE CRIMSON 127 Student Council Executive Board Since the first of this term the Student Council has changed from a temporary to a permanent organization. With this change came the election of Carolyn Jacke as Chairman of the Board, Phil Cookie,' Grawemeyer as the new president, and Patsy Earls as the Vice-president. These new officers were installed in an assembly on March 27. A creed and some of the constitution has been com- pleted. If the Executive Board continues to be as successful in the following years as it has been this term, we are sure that it will be a success. Jeanne Stoner, Secretary THE CRIMSON AUDIO VISUAL THE CRIMSON 129 Audio-Visual Services We should all be proud of our audio-visual department, which is considered one of the best in the state. Our equip- ment consists of motion picture, filmstrip, and opaque pro- jectors, record players, recorders, and a splendid centralized sound system. Tvvo direct telephone lines from the main library to our school give us access to thousands of re- cordings and transcriptions, which can be piped into our classrooms. The boys and girls, Whose picture is on the opposite page, operate this equipment under the supervision of Miss Olga Schmutz, director of audio-visual aids. We are indeed fortunate to have such a department here at Manual, THE CRIMSON SPANISH CLUB THE CRIMSON 1531 The Spanish Ciuh As a result of coeducation there have been formed many new clubs and organizations, and among them is our new Spanish Club. With the help of our advisor, Miss Ernestine Givens, we have had a very successful beginning. Our club is composed of students who have completed one or more years of Spanish. The Spanish Club gives a student an op- portunity to use his Spanish out of class and to meet new friends. Our present officers are: President ........... .... W arren Robb Vice-President . . . .... Betty Custis Secretary ...... ..... H elen Cloyd Treasurer .... . . .Rita Mayfield Sgt.-at-arms ........ ..... J ean Dunman Program Chairman . .. .... Wesley Melton Corr. Secretary .................. Barbara Hooe The English Eights who are leaving us are: Emma Embry, Rose Henry, Barbara Ann Hooe, June Hurdlow, Juanita Jones, Cylvia Leifer, June Peterman, Charles Ratch- ford, Margaret Williams. We wish the retiring officers, and our graduating sen- iors the best of luck. Barbara Ann Hooe, Corr. Secretary THE CRIMSON ART CLUB THE CRIMSON 1:33 Art Club The Art Club is a new organization at Manual. Its pur- pose is to promote Art and to help the students with their artistic problems. Miss Green, the senior high art instructor, helps the club members with their projects. We have worked a great deal on our projects and we are planning sketching trips, lectures, visits to studios and exhibits, etc., to complete this year's program. Anyone at Manual who is interested in Art is eligible and is invited to join. Officers for the first term are: Betty Felts ................. ........ P resident Kathryn Arbuckle . . . ..... Vice-President Carol Strey ...... ..... S ecretary Betty Ann Meyers . . . ........... Treasurer Carol Strey, Secretary THE CRIMSON LATIN CLUB THE CRIMSON 135 Latin Club The Latin Club was organized for the purpose of pro- moting interest in Latin. The meetings are held once a month at 3:00 in room 236. All students Who have had at least one year of Latin are invited to participate. Officers are: President .... .... N ancy Holt Vice-President . . . .... Edward Begley Sec.-Treas. . . . . . .Nellie Hayse Historian .... ............. B ill Odor Nellie Hayse, Secretary THE CRIMSON DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION THE CRIMSON 137 Ky. Future Retailers, Club The K.F.R.C. is one of the clubs continued from Louis- ville Girls' High. The club was organized in September, 1947, when Distributive Education Cretail sellingj was add- ed to the school curriculum. The club members have participated in the following activities and events this year: a banquet in March, given in their honor by the Louisville Chain Store Managers' Association 5 State Conventions for Kentucky Future Re- tailers at Lexington on March 27g and daily pencil sales for the Student Loan Pencil Fund. Our present officers are: President ............. . . .Julia Dever Vice-President . . . ...... Doris Scott Secretary ..... .... H elen Crawford Treasurer . . . ..... Patricia Walter THE CRIMSON ACCOUNTING CLUB THE CRIMSON 139 Accounting Club On March 'twenty-seventh, nineteen hundred and fifty- one, the present bookkeeping six class organized the Ac- counting Club with Mrs. Mattingly as sponsor. The purpose of this club is to promote further study in the bookkeeping field and to encourage students in lower units to continue with the subject. Being a new club, it welcomes both boys and girls who enter the accounting classes. Officers and Members : President ............ ..... D oris Bailey Vice-President . . . . . .Jeanne Stoner Secretary ..... .... B arbara Hayes Treasurer ..... . . . . ....... Shirley Metten Sgt.-at-Arms ..................... Patsy Audas Barbara Brewer, Ora Lee Fincel, Joyce Ford, Betty Hubbard, Doris Kempf, Carolyn Riley, Helen Riley. Barbara Hayes, Secretary THE CRIMSON CLUB 1: nM THE CRIMSON 141 M Club The M Club has been growing rapidly during the past year, but not rapidly enough. The more new members it re- ceives is a good sign that Manual athletics are increasing in strength and vigor. I would like to say that since this is the last Writing for the year, may the M Club always remain a strong backer and supporter of all athletics in which duPont Manual High School may ever participate. Denny Steineker, President THE CRIMSON '. - ,' ibggft . The Senior Crimson appreciates the support of the preceding Clubs in making this issue possible. These clubs are the ones that wished to be repre- sented in the Senior Crimson. The Editor Speak If C li l M S CHEER LEADERS THE CRIMSON 145 Cheerleaders This year's cheerleading staff has been one of Manual's best. The loss of three seniors, Patty Bates, Jacke Cottom, and Robert Cobb by graduation, will leave a big gap to be filled next year. Charles Billips, Head Cheerleader THE CRIMSON VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM THE CRIMSON 147 Football 1 94815 Manual recovered from their winless 1947 season this year, as new head coach, Mike Basrak, and assistant, Jim Casillo, led the Big Reds through an undefeated season and into the State Championship. Manual stopped Male 14-0 at Thanksgiving. Captained by Jack Speier and Benny Evans, the team has since placed eleven boys on college football teams. ' 19495 All-Southern Bunky,' Gruner lead the Crimsons to an- other successful season. They were upset early in the sea- son by Flaget and subsequently lost the State Champion- ship. They pushed Male off the field but couldn't score, and the big game ended in a 0-0 tie. Gruner repeated as All-City, All-State, and All-Southern halfback. 195055 A high-powered Red eleven this year started the sea- son red-hot but lost their win streak in the last three games. Male battered the Big Reds but scored only once as they Won 7-0. The Crimsons placed five boys on the All-City squad, including co-captains Steineker and Frederick. THE CRIMSON 149 Basketball 194815-49 Led by big center Sonny Bertelkamp and speedy Mar- vin Pilkenton, the Crimson quintet turned in a good sea- son. Under Coach Ed Binford, the Reds lost some tough games. They almost upset St. X. in the Regional, however, before falling. 194955-50 Manual ran into a rough time as they Went two months before Winning their fifth game. Led by Junior Don White- house and George Fusting, the big Reds took 3 city games. The J-V's blasted to a glorious 16-1 record, and prospects for next year looked good. 195015-51 Manual experienced a rebirth in basketball this year. Under ex-U. of K. great Dale Barnstable, the Reds took 30 While losing 3 and almost took the state championship. Guard Don Whitehouse, highest scorer in the city, made the all- state team, While center Phil Cookie Grawemeyer made the second. The graduating members of the team are: Dave Smith, Wally Watkins, Don Whitehouse, Ray Jones, Frank Hadden, and Tommy Jansing. 150 THE CRIMSON C TRACK TEAM TIIE CRIMSON 151 Track 1949 Led by the brilliant vaulting of Rapp and Myer's mile, the Big Reds took second in the state meet, behind Male's thinlies, The state meet, due to a muddy track, ruined some times which could have pushed the state record. Planck and Roy Burks were co-captains. 1950 The inexperienced thinlies were unable to do better than sixth in the State this year. They did have, however, a team which appeared would be good next year. 1951 The Manual thinlies are getting off to a fine start and will probably produce a fine squad this year. With their im- provements as the seasons progresses, they are certain to prove again to be one of the state powers. 152 THE CRIMSON N I ! SWIMMING TEAM THE CRIMSON 153 Swimming 1949 Swimming was revived as a sport at Manual this year. The Tankers, led by the free-style relay team of Jackson, Blythe, Wall, and Ryan, and Captain Skippy Thorpe, were runner-up in the city swim meet and the state meet. 1950 The Mermen again placed second in the state. For the second year We had a strong relay team: Osmer, Stoll, De- ters, and Lyon. The team was captained by Stuart Meyer and George King. 1951 This year George Clay's boys took fourth in the meet. Captained by Nick Osmer and Dave Ryan, the team had a better season record, although the others of the Big 4 placed before us. T THE CRIMSON BASEBALL TEAM THE CRIMSON 155 Baseball 1949 Ralph Kimmel's baseballers, led by Benny Evans and Bunk Gruner, turned in a fine season. In the Miller inter- city playoffs, the Reds fell to Flaget but beat Male three times. 1950 Led by Capt. Joe Eaton, the Crimsons turned in a fine season of 15 Wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. The Big Reds were runner-up in the Miller Play-offs and the Regional. 1951 Coach Kimmel appears to have another fine team this year. With 14 returning lettermen and several brilliant pitch- ers the Crimsons will be shooting for the state championship. On April 21, against Lafayette High School of Lexing- ton, John Beetem, pitched a perfect game-the first time this has ever been done in the city or state in a high school game. 156 THE CRIMSON T Golf 1949 This year the boys, under the coaching of Ed Binford, placed tenth in the state. Bob Kirchner, Oliver Clark, and Ben Pulford led the Reds. 1950 Clark Wiggins, Pulford, and Schley led the Crimsons in Coach Binford's last year of coaching. The Reds again played well in the State and held one of the better city records. 1951 This year, under the coaching of Dale Barnstable, the linkers can look forward to a good season, despite the loss of several of last year's boys. faked 158 THE CRIMSON Wife: The new maid has burned the eggs, darling. Won't you be satisfied with a couple of kisses for breakfast. Husband: Sure Bring her in. 'lf Pk all Stranger: I've come here to make an honest living. Native: Well, there's not much competionf' Hubby sneaked in at 3 A.M. His angry wife met him at the door. So home is the best place after all, she snorted. I don't know about that, but it's the only place open. BK S1 S4 Co-ed: You remind me of the ocean. Boy: Wild, romantic, and restless ? Co-ed: No, you just make me sick. FF lk ll' A teacher on the Fourth Street bus was reading about birth and death statistics. She turned to a Manual student, sitting next to her, and said, Do you know that everytime I breathe a man dies ?', That's very interesting, he replied, but why don't you try Sen-Sen ? ik Pk ik True Love Last night I held a lovely hand, A hand so soft and neat, I thought my heart would burst with joy, So wildly did it beat. No other hand unto my heart Could greater solace bring, Than the hand I held last night- Four aces and a king. :lf SF Pk For goodness sake, use both hands, shrilled the co-ed in the auto. I can't, said her escort, I have to steer with one. 1 as wk :ze l Teacher: What is nitrate of sodium? Wiggins: Half the day rate, I suppose. Pk Dk HIC 'Tm sorry you don't like my girl, Dad, but it's the best I can do with the car we've got. THE CRIMSON 159 I'm planning on a iob at the Telephone Company when I graduate Jfeae '4 Why-- 41 The work is interesting--and important, too 4' Pay is good right from the start 41 There are opportunities for promotion +I Telephone people are friend- 1Y 41 I can earn while I learn 41 The work is steady Why don't you plan on a telephone company job. too? Come in and talk it over with our employment counselors today at 521 W. Chestnut St. Southern Bell Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. 'IHL C HIMSOIX D E P E N D A B L E 8-YEARS CQNTINUQUS SERVICE BURDERS MEAT MARKET 4247 Poplar Level Road WHCLESALE RETAIL MAQUOHCI 6538 THE CRIMSON Compliments of STIEDEN STORES 6066045 ffmf choice srvm lx ,Low In cost Q T fAi msn IN ummm JA 8626 F w ? ENGBAVINGQ 619 S. Second THE CRIMSON PURITAN DRUG CO. o. L. SAGABIEL N. E. Cor. 38th and Market Phone CY. 7236 PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED RADIO ELECTRONIC SHOP 985 Barret Ave. RADIO 6 TELEVISION SALES 6. 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Market JACks0n 9313 CY- 0613 ED MURPHY'S IARETT SERVICE STATION RADIO 8: REFRIGERATOR Standard Oil Products COMPANY Atlas Tires 8: Batteries ROAD SERVICE Expert Lubrication 2830 So. 3rd St. - CA. 9235 Louisville's Oldest Westinghouse Appliance Dealer 1062-64 Bardstown Road 26TH ST. CLEANERS 121 South 26th CYpress 9626 FROMM-GOLDEN SUPER MARKET 121 East oak sr. CLay 8222 MAqnolic1 7571 BESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1477 So. First St., Louisville, Ky. 188 THE CRIMSON OLLIE-JEAN BEAUTY SHOP 401 Theater Bldg. CLay 3113 CANOVA HARDWARE 34th and Market Sts. RA. 6231 IERRY'S MARKET ' 4351 South Third WE DELIVER - FR. 3581 Compliments LIBBY BEAUTY SHOP 645 so. Shelby WA. 9850 Courtesy of LOUISVILLE BAKERY COMPANY KIRK CLEANERS 419 so. Shelby sr. ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND INSURED CLay 9206 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Bcrrriger, Sr. COLE DRUG CO. Hlghland 4470 Miss Elizabeth Barriger' Baxter and Eastern Parkway Class of '52 THE CRIMSON SHAFFER CONSTRUCTION 'STOREFRONT 6. COMMERCIAL REMOLDIN G 807 F ehr Ave. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 When You Build For Yourself, You Will Want B-M Lumber- You Will Want The Best. Bo1.1-mn-MA1.oNmr Lumber Company 913 E. MAIN ST. X! 328 BAXTER AVE. wAbash sem 10U'SV'llf any saw THE CRIMSON AMERICAN BRASS AND ALUMINUM WORKS IWhen You Build For Yourself. 808-810 East Main St. F O U N D R Y BRASS - BRONZE - ALUMINUM Ilkckson 3959 DRESS SUITS REN TED WHITE - FORMALS FULL-DRESS SUITS CUTAWAYS TUXEDQS For Weddings and All Occasions SAM MEYERS 312 W. Iefierson Phone IAckson 2634 i 1 THE CRIMSON 1 ..-, STAN DA RD af U 1 'AS' 0 457- 7 :wrt friend for Your Car Y o u r neighborhood Standard Oil dealer is trained to care for your car. He'1l help you keep it rurmina better longer. STANDARD OIL COMPANY KKENTUCKYJ 92 THE CRIMSON WICK'S PHARMACY PURE DRUGS 4th 8z Hill Sis. Louisville, Ky. MAgnolia 1882 LASWELL'S CLEANERS 4321 Vermont FISHER-KLOSTERMAN, INC. 2901-09 Magazine - Louisville, Ky. DUCT WORK FUME EXHAUST VENTILATING DUST COLLECTORS DUST coNTEoL SPECIALTIES Alalington 1506-07 Your Friendly U. Be See Marker MOSER'S MARKET GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS 8z VEGETABLES Where Ma Saves Pa's Dough Phone FRank1in 2611-2612 4120 South Fifth St THE CRIMSON WHAT JOB Will You Be Offered? Factory, filling station, truck driving? Clerk- ina, waiting on tables, routine machine work? Your opportunities will depend upon your specialized training. In just a few short months you can prepare at SPENCERUXN for a qood business position Where the sky is the limit. Ask for our free bulletin. SPENCERIAN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 629 W Fourth Street Cnext to Loew'sl Telephone: IA. 7l05 HALE ST. POULTRY RAymond 03 l 9 3207 Hale G. E. Kreil, Owner BARBEE MARKET 2100 South lst CAlhoun 2l45 Clfree Deliveryl THE CRIMSON GREENWELL'S Compliments of READY-TO-WEAR 2223 So. Preston A CA. 7336 Ducky's Homemade ICE CREAM 1258 So. Shelby SUSAN'S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 2731 Preston St. MA. 0196 Prop. J. C. Susemichel Compliments of MR. and MRS. JOHN A. BIRD and BOBBY MOON CLEANERS - DYERS Service With A Smile 660 So. 7th St. JAckson 3705 Tom Dunagan Compliments of CITY WIDE PICK-UP 8: DELIVERY CURTIS CLEANERS Main Plant 1149 E. Ky. St. JA. 1560 MOSS' BAKERY CAKES 8: PASTRIES OUR SPECIALTY 2932 scum 4th MA. 9401 s THE CRIMSON l95 Q BEECHMONT HARDWARE STORE J. A. TABEH I 320 W. Woodlawn Ave. I FR. 5344 - Louisville, Ky. I GIBSON REFRIGERATORS - ABC WASHERS Compliments of C O - Bull and Dorls I I THE GROWTH of the Louisville area, in population and industry, in the last ten years is symbolized by the tremendous expansion of electric power facilities here-which have more than doubled in that time. To the hundreds of young men and women who will graduate from local high schools and colleges in 1951, the continuing industrial growth in the community spells OPPORTUNITY here at home . . . more jobs and better jobs, and the rewards that go with them. loulsvlll-E GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY A Kentucky Corporation -A 3 THE CRIMSON Best Wishes to the Class oi '51 from TALISMAN CLUB OUR SENIORS Wanda Allison Betty J 0 Ausmus Sheila Campbell Carlene Dooley Ruth Furgerson Betty Glass Mary Ann Knorpp Ethel Menges Betty Ann Myers Jackie Needham Pat Reynolds Marietta Spangler UNDERCLASSMEN J antice Altic Mary Lois Anderson June Ash Patsy Earls Beverly Farrior Nancy Holt Patsy Martin Sharon Miller Gene Potter Martha Potts Alyce Powell Shirley Saffer Barbara Schmied Susie Sherman Joyce Shresbury Ellen Smith Maxine Thompson Sylvia Twomey TIIE CRIMSON 191 Compliments of THE O. of L. STORES Berry Blvd. VAN'S MEN'S SHOP 2112 Bardstown Road HI. 7216 MEN'S FURNISHINGS DEVERS GROCERY 139 E. Souihern Hghis. FR. 8092 MOUNTIOY FLORIST HI. 6077 2114 Bardstown Road CWest of Douglassj FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION -- ORCHIDS GARDINAS v CORSAGES Compliments of llDI l and DAVE EDDIE'S CLEANERS CLEANING :Sz PRESSING Call For and Delivery 4458 Park Blvd. FR. 5313 Eddie Poller, Prop. STILES DRUGS 4454 Park Blvd. FR. 7821 Compliments of SHEILA cmd PHILLIP THE CRIMSON Compliments ot Miss Roseberry's 3rd Period English 8 Class Nancy Adamson Bob Baas Wm. E. Cushenberry, lr. Elizabeth Dougherty Mickey Eckles Becky Edwards Don Felker Sarah Gash Frederic Gill ludy Harley Barbara Hasoh Bob Hemrner Charles H. Hodges Lois Kina Betty Kisslina Mary Lou Martin Don Mosley laclcie Needham Charles Batchtord, lr. Susie Beeb Edith Ann Tinqle Ernest Tucker Ralph Vogt Hoyt Wilson THE CRIMSON GROM'S 6 SON TEXACO SERVICE TEXACO JOE Barrett at Breckinridge Phone WA. 9714 Louisville, Ky. We Service Everything ACE CLEANERS, DYERS and HATTERS ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2228 Crittenden Dr.-CA. 5656 1228 S. Second St.-MA. 9243 H. C. Hutchinson, Prop. Compliments of ANNA DORIS HELEN IULIA MARTIN'S GROCERY 115 E. Lee sr. ICE CREAM, CANDY SCFT DRINKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALBERT'S GRILL 1st AND OAK Compliments of MISS EVELYN BARRIGER Compliments of DORIS and CARROLL Compliments of PINTO CLEANERS 1523 South Fourth THE CRIMSON Compliments of THE MITRE CLUB Good luck to our graduating seniors: Charlie Davis Al. Pfeffer Don Gaddie Alan Sieilberq Tom lansinq Denny Steineker Ray lones Wally Watkins THE CRIMSON 7 Compliments of Mlss Wctnless' Sth Period English 8 Class John Beetem George Braun John Geary Harold Higbee June Hurdlow Ronald J eanes Louise Keller Ann Miller Joan Oller Jane Pemberton Tom Porter Wanda Richey Ruby Sasser Harry Sewell Richard Taylor Bob Thomas Don Tyree Bill Voit Paul Watson Don Weber Shirlene Whalin Chet Wolclridge THE CRIMSON VKA , M ,LI .,,. -A V Qkrll VN T A' -4 202 'I-rf' .,,.-- ' Cf -3. MANUAL RINGS 19' i 5 5 , I 51 SQSEQX H RCU RT CO. 418 West Main Street LOUISVILLE, KY. JAcks0n 4249 FOR MAIL ORDERS-To determine finger size wrap strip of paper around knuckle and measure length on chart. nn, 91 2 3 4 5 il? gwgw IIIIIINIIIIIII I Measure from Here To Size GENERAL PRINTING CO. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 1625 SO. 5TH ST. CA. 6277 THE CRIMSON 2 ENICDY CLEAN AUTGMATIC HEAT WITH A . . . Coal CONCO if FU RNACE 1 Conco-Heat Can't Be Beat Louisville Hay, Grain 8g Coal Co. Distributors See Our Display Room-815 So. 28th St. Phone AR. 1578-C. Sterling Golf. Owner Compliments of BEECHMONT CLEANERS AND WASH ETERIA 211 West Woodlawn ONE DAY PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE FR. 2932 THL CRIMSON Lighthouse Lake GARDNER LANE BUECHEL, KENTUCKY WISHES ALL STUDENTS AND GRADUATES, A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY FUTURE w,.., ,faq