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

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WALTER WILLIAM EISENMEN GER Senior Crimson Staff. This boy knows all the good girls and is pride of the swingsters. Bill has come a long way-from throwing ink bottles at teachers to brown-nosing. LAWRENCE ROBERT PORTERFIELD National Honor Society, '37V2, '38, BBW. Science Club, '38, 'SBW fCharter Memberj. Glee Club, '36, '36w, '37, '37Vz, '38, '38M3. Class Vice-President, '38V2. Vice-President, National Honor Society, '38M:. Band, '36. Student Council, '38. Chapel Committee, '38. Term Honor Roll, '38. Crimson Staff, '38. Senior Crimson Staff. Red Cross Club, Secretary, '3BV2. This fellow represents Manual at its best. He is one of the most popular boys in the class and one of the most likely to become a success. Larry has in his possession zx personality which makes a splendid pattern. KENNETH E. PRESTON J. V. Football, '37M2. Spanish Club, '37, '371A. Chess Club, '33V2. This buy is a quiet fellow who never seems to worry about his work. He is a true Manual scholarfor is be? At any rate he furnishes Mr. Davis with model sentences for heavy brain work. JAMES W. RAF FERTY Spanish Club, '37, '371fQ. History Club, '35w. Chess Club, '38. Judge is a favorite with the teachers and the girls. He rolls a wicked eye at the latter and occasionally opens on the former with a Hash of brilliance that would do credit to the sun. GEORGE RALPH, JR. Charter Member Science Club, '38. Bowling Team, '36LQg Captain, '37M1, '38Vg. Crimson Staff, '38M2. Senior Crimson Staff, '38Vg. George likes girls and cars. His one great ambition is to sleep in Mr. Davis's English class without being caught. Sometimes he succeeds. But how! 26

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JOHN PHILLIPS NEELY, JR. Track, '36, M, '37, '38. High Point Man, State Meet, '38. Class President, '38V2. Student Council, '37V2g Vice-President, '38g President, 'saw Mitre Club, '38g Vice-President, '3BM3. Spanish Club, '37g President, '3T1f2. M Club, '37g Recording Secretary, '382Q. Rotary Club Award, '38. Mirror Staff, '38M-3. Term Honor Roll, '36, 3365, '37, '37W, '38, 385. National Honor Society, '37W, '38, 23815. John, a very busy and business-like fellow, has done his stuff during his stay with us, we are certain of his success. If you don't think so, look up at those achieve- ments again. JAMES H. NELSON Spanish Club, QSM, '37. Class Basketball, '37W. Track, '38. Term Honor Roll, '38, '38f5. Here is the champion speed artist in theme writing, Between the ringing of the Htake-up bell and the end of roll call he can turn out copy that will look like two- hours' work even to the most suspicious teacher. Keep up the good work, old man. ROBERT LOUIS PAYNE Hi.Y, '361A3. Tumbling Team, '36w, '371fgg Captain, '38. Camera Club, Treasurer, '38. Camera Club, 38115. This twinkling-eyed specimen is one of those carefree, nonchalant rascals, who do not care whether school keeps or not. Yvhy should he? A shrug of the shoulders given with the proper air and a merry flash of teeth will get a man by better than knowledge of Latin and Greek. EARL WILLIAM PETTER Term Honor Roll, '38. National Honor Society, 3815. Earl is a great fisherman. His catches and his stories are so unusual and surprising that we're almost suspicious of prevarication. We've found that he can put these stories of his on paper as well as he can relate them by tongue. JOSEPH P. PIKE History Club, '38V2. This fellow is always smiling, even at school. You know he is Scotch when he says that a smile requires the use of thirteen muscles, and a frown, over twenty more. Yes, sir! It really saves energy. Joe has shown us that school work and play mix. Queer, isn't it? 25

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CHARLES ROBERT REDMON Meet the chemical wizard. Charles Rubert has more than flahbcrgastcrl the whole chemistry department on many un occasion. Hc can tx-ll you by u sniii whether a flask contains plain H30 or Louisville inure-t watcr. Ins rlnstry can usp yon, Churlc-s. ROBERT L. RICHTER Football. M. BBW. Sriencc Club, '38. M Club, USM. This boy is always tinkering with sonic coniplicatccl df'- vicc, This training is certainly valuable bccnusc he has a certain way with an little girl in the Wvsl Emi. CRAIG A. RIDINGS J. V. Football, '36W. Orchestra, '36M2, '37, GTM. History Club. '37, um, '38, 'sang Vice-Prcsirlent, '38. Track. M, '38. M Club, '38Hf3. Craig is :1 'lhappy-go-lucky boy who made himself known to every boy in the class as a track man. Only troublc is, wc clon't have enough Craigs. R. HARWOOD ROACH Band, '36M,. '37, '37MZ, '38V2. Page-ant, '38. This yere is another fcller who share orter ramble down thit road ter success ut nigh on tc-r speeding. All joking aside. Harwood is a fine stud:-nt and docs things around Shirt-ly in a big way. ALBERT ROLLINS Senior Crimson Stalf. President Fencing Club, YUM. This fellow is as sharp as they cnmc when it comes to fencing. Ask him to demonstrate his lunge ur parry or sm-ac-tliing. Although hc is a quiet sturlcnt fusuallyj, he like-s to have at good tiinc. 27