Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Frances Sheber Frances is a popular lass although she's rather quiet. Katherine Shemas Katherine could lreouently be seen scurrying around the halls lor the Dean. B-,tty Slater Betty still graces the halls of M.T. H.S.-She's back for post-grad work. Bertha Sollberger Bert's never to be a snappy comeback. nears kt rr. A 1? -vs found without Cecil Sollberger What a tea made. MN lris Stein This energetic counci always on the go. 1 G.. ,xr T , r Ae - , 'fmt 4-. I .fix . R5 'V tif. , f... QS.: N. i H I r r,r, X fro m 2 i 1 an 4 f Z 'f ll vw fn ru A Q , v , ' m he and Sommerville f ' i 'r . fl ' .Q ,K ts,o ,X , Helen Sommerville Always clowning--Helen keeps the crowd in stitches. l member was Fred Stieghorst ar? School spirit! Yes, mam! He never misses a game. Delbert Stone I berger. -Q-wh ' Delbert never strays lar from Soll- Gertrude Templin German Club and Red Cross took much of Gertie's time. Merle Thomas Merle thinks comic books were made for study halls Lois Van Norman As French Club President, she worked like a Troian.

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ylllls. , H- W 'l ,iv ,, - rv- 4 r une i4l President ...... ..... A dolph Friederich Vice President .... ..... V ictor Barber Secretary ...... .... R uth Zerwelrh Treasurer ..... .... P atricia Prince From that memorable day in September, 1938, when the Senior Class first entered the portals of dear old Manual High, it has never failed to show the true spirit of the orange and blaclr, We seniors have reached the end ol our life here, but not without gaining much from the ideals which we were taught to uphold. Our time has not been without laughter and gaiety- lor who can forget the Ho , the all day frolic, and the class play? As we leave these hallz, which to us are so dear, we take with us countless happy memo- ries ol friends and teachers, whom we shall never fail to remember. if 4 4 1+