Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Eleanor Eilers As a pretty, well-dressed vamp, Eleanor Eilers is the champ. of NH h., l X A ' M Y M 'R , ,M Helen Florey Known well as a Florey twin . She's also well liked for her grin. Irene Gipe The mammy girl whose songs so true Were a maior part of the Manual Revue. Geraldine Haas Snapping eyes and a sparkling smile, She's bound to succeed in a very short while Jeanette Geisen Jeanette is a shy and quiet lass, Ranking highest in her class. Arlene Hauclr An athletic girl with plenty of vim Arlene's appearance is neat and trim. s Q Q 'fs 5 an ,f r if D kr Bob Hausam fr at V . A cage player, well lcnown to you, F 'V And a pigskin personality, too. Betty Johnson Our drum major, wholeads the band, And struts in a manner, proud and grand. 'i af iii. it V i -if I. Bill Hawks He happens to be a grocer boy, But football playing's his real joy. I Lois Johnston A leader in the B.T.C. She has a laugh thet's full of glee. Charles Jenlrins His many friends have all confided i That his basketball interest is very decided. Avis Jones Cats to Avis are very dear friends, Her devotion to them never ends.

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sam cam af 1940 Dorothy Alexander Blessed with youth and beauty fair, Sparkling eyes and curly hair. Walter Behnke Bob Bledsoe Held by the players in high esteem, He's the captain of our football team. Walt's hobby is building model planes: His -interest in this never wanes. Margaret Binder ln a dentist's otlice she would be, She'll need a pull, you can see. Robert Brodbeck, President A lightweight boxing star is he, And world champion he would be. Virginia Burk Smiling face and auburn head, Her nickname really should be Recl . L. f 'Q' -l 'W' Andrew Capronica In boxing he has made a nameg -R' Through this sport he may find fame. Edna Chapman ln a department store Edna hopes t Gerald Cottingham A lusty rooter at every game, ln sophomore football he made a name o clerkg She's very ambitious because it's hard work. Anita Cohen Mary Daily One of Manual's shorter girls, With sparkling eyes and golden curls. Her portrayal of characters in a play ls just as fine as her ballet. Ray Davidson A treckled lace and dark red hair, Ray never seems to have a care.

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June Jordan A librarian she would like to beg She could be one very easily. Ethel King Her philosophy for the success of lite Will bring Ethel happiness, not strite. QR- Evelyn Kanlra. TYCGSUFCI' A very bright eyed, cheerful lass, Secretary of the mid-year class. Imogene Koestner In choir she is a shining light, Since music is her chief delight. russia. Alvin Kimmel Alvin who is tall and darlc Always lilies to have a larlc. i-if-. Dean Kromphardl: 1 in .F He'd like to be a navy man, , So he may help our Uncle Sam. 'N 4'-, Fred Livengood The most valuable player on the team, l-lis eyes contain a devilish gleam. Lucia McClusky A little girl, very wise, Possessor of those big, brown eyes. Norma McDaniel Oliver Mahany A blond-headed, determined lad is he And also makes good company. Shirley Mel: A very beautitul creation, Music is her aspiration. The character she played was Gay The heroine of the class play. Ruth Miller Always very 'fond of sports, Never giving sharp retorts.