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

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NORVIN LE ROY ROMER Delta, Hi-Y. Nnrvin is one of the large quiet type. who may discover something some day. When entering he made a resolu- tion to keep his head in a hook and above the water. liven the flood came, hut, lo. he hasn't had his hair wet. SAM RUBIN Chess Club, '38, 3815. You've found him. folksg there's one in every class. He's a fellow who would rather play 1-hess than eat or sleep. Seriously, Sam has wnrkrd hard at Manual and he has high hopes for the future. BILL SCHLENK Band, '38, '381f3. Term Honor Roll. '38. Senior Crimson Staff. Another noisy hand boy that seldom speaks unless spoken to. Bill can work on music, so why nut on suc- cess? Folks, if hc gt-ts started working, success will be a song. JOHN WARREN SCHORK National Honor Society, '381Q. Spanish Club. '36w, 37. Science Club fCharter Membc-rl, '38, TBLQ. Term Honor Roll, '37, 237542, '38. Here's another intelligent boy who has shown us his knowledge and ability in almost everything in and around school. FREDERICK H. SCHOTT Basvhall, '3T: M, '38. M Club, '38M:. A real Romeo on wheels. that's Fred. He is happiest when on skates at the skating rink. Whizz --I 28

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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

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V. E. SCOTT Greenwood. Miss., '35, Dixie Band Contr-st. National Band Contest, '38, Band, '35, '35V,, '36, '36M:, '37, '37M, '38, '38W. Virgil was a wild fellow during his earlier terms at Manual, but he has been well tamed by the tasks assigned by Mr. D. C. Smith. Go on, Virgil, and may success be your lot. JOSEPH PHILIP SHELTON, JR. National Honor Society, 3715, '38, '38M3. Delta Hi-Y, '38, '38Vzg Treasurer, 38. Glee Club, '36, '36lQ, '37, '37M2, '38, '38V-5. Science Club, '38, lCharter Memberi. Junior Aviation Club, '37. Hi-Y Barn Dance Crew. M Book Staff. Senior Crimson Staff. Phil is a quiet fellow who docsn't blow much about what he has done. But his accomplishments and powers are known far and wide at Manual. The Clee Club will he lost without Phil. Really, we think that he is going places. ROBERT H. SIMPSON Entered from Rockford, flllinoisl, High School, '36V5. Band, '35VZ, '36, '361fZ. Aeronautics Club, '36, '36k. Manual Debate Club, '38. Science Club, '38M2. Crimson Staff, '38Vz. Senior Crimson Staff. We say that Robert is a fast worker to get so far in two years. What do you think? He is a good student who takes part in many activities. This indicates that he should have easy going after he leaves us. RAYMOND U. SIMS Entered from Maybeld High School, '362Q. Band, '34V2, '35, 7555, '36, Mayfield. Band, '362Q, '37, '37M2, '38, Manual. Orchestra, '35, 3515, '36, Mayfield. Orchestra, '362Q, '37, Manual. Oboe Solo, Lexington, '37, Excellent. National Honor Society, '38, '38M,,. Editor-in-Chief, Senior Crimson. Here is one Kaintucky boy that is sure to meet with olc success. W'e all join and say, go to it, Raymond, and continue the type of work you gave to this Crimson. LOUIS M. SMITH Term Honor Roll, '38. Science Club. '38, '38Mg. Glee Club, '36M,, '38W. Football, '361Q. Yes folks ou've seen Louis before H s , , y . e' the most neatly dressed usher in town. Louis docsn't have to waitg he's meeting success now. 29