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

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LEWIS C. ABRAHAM If there is a row, Lewis will bc in it. Hc likes to argue with the professors and worry tlleulg it's great sport if you can get away with it. He has many friends and admirers. GEORGE ANDERSON This boy likes to work in 7th period study. And say he is an artist! Speaking of drawing, hc draws girls like flies, which points to his greater success. Go to it George. BOB ANTI-IIS Camera Club, '38, '38SQ. French Club, '371A,, '38, Band, '36M, '37. J. V. Football, '36M-3. Senior Crimson Staff. Bob is one of the few fellows who is in school activities. big way, and say, IRVIN BAER Football Manager, tcrestctl in all He went out for church athletics in a can lic blow his own horn? ,35y3, 'SGWQ Head Manager, '37HQ. M Club, '36Vz, '37, 375, '38, '38M3. Orchestra, '35W, '36. Senior Crimson Staff. Debate Club, ,37, 372, '38, 38142. Folks, this is that little red-llcadutl fellow who made the longest runs on the football field in WWW. Don't get inc wrong, I mean with thc water bucket and towel. JACK BAINES Scholarship Club, ,35Mz, National Honor Society. Science Club '38 '3 1 . , 36- Crimson Staff, '36, '361f2, Business Manager Senior Term Honor Roll. SSM.. was, 2365. '37, 217112. '38, 'sang ang, '38, '351.Q. Crimson, ,361fJ,. '36, 'sawn 'ailif 338 'saw Editor Honor Society-Crimson, :37M,'?38M3: lu. Senior Crimson Slajj, '33M3. Yes, fellows, Francis surely is a gcntlt-man and Here is a man whom many of us know as the mainstay of the Crimson I Staff. 15 scholar. student

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THE CRIMSON -Pholo by Roberts New York Stud CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President JOHN NEELY LAWRENCE PORTERFIELD Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms ROBERT BURNS JOHN MCCARTY PHILLIP STEARNS 14

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HENRY J. BATTS Glue Club, 'I-JGQQ, '381A5. Senior Crimson Staff. Henry is tall, dark and handsome and a favorite with the girls. Wie bclieve he has more girl friends than even Hurry Kehrt. REINHARD L. BECKER Here is the fellow who has been ae:-laimcd the ladies' man of Manual. To be Mr. Smith's fine specimen of an English student he must have worked. lf Check puts his aim toward success in life as he has in school, he will surely succeed. ALBERT S. BEHA Yes, it's that jolly plump fellow who is always making wise cracks at his thinner class mates. Albert is a fellow who will put his shoulders to the wheel for any senior or friend. We have all cnjoycsl and appreciated his willing- ness to help us. Go to it, Albcrtg we're behind you. CHARLES PHILLIP BICKEL Mitre Club, '38, 3855. National Honor Society, '38, '38B'Q. Student Cnunm-il, '37Hf5. '38. Football, 137213. Track, '37. 1. V. Basketball, '37, Band, '36, '36M. Charlie is a fellow who has what it takes both in and out of school. Ask him to jig for you some time, he sure can pick 'cm up and lay 'cm down. RICHARD C. BROWN Traelc, '38. M Club, '38, 2382. Delta Hi-Y. Basketball, '36. Football, '36M,,. Richard, a great scholar, is built like a battleship. He plans to go out for college athletics. After that he will succeed in life, as he has in Manual. If you ask him, you will find that he has everything calculated and planned far in advance. 16