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

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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

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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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RICHARD LEE SMITH Baseball. '37. Baseball, M, '38, M Club, '38. Radio Club, '38. Yes, folks, it's one of the Portland Irish leaving our fine school. Richard is best known for his train whistle imita- tion. He has an act for sure. CLARENCE MAYNARD STAUB Track. '38. .Mirror Staff, HSM. Clarence is a small, intelligent fellow who has had little trouble along the way. School work has taken only part of his timeq he has spent most of his extra time in out-0f- scbool activities. PHILLIP McCRAY STEARNS Spanish Club, '37, Sergeant-at-Arms, '37V2. Track, M, '38, Football, YUM. Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Phil, a fine scholar, has shown up in school work as a diamond in the rough. Among the fellows at Manual Phil is a big boy. And his voice? W'cll, speak to him some- time and you will remember him the rest of your life. He's slow with thc tongue, but watch him go. JAMES ALFRED STEFFAN, JR. Rifle Club, '33bQ. Here is one fellow who has shown real progress in scholarship for the past several terms. He has been tak- ing a very serious attitude toward his work lately. Wlhafsa matter, James, did your girl let you down? GEORGE J. STOLL, JR. Band, '36, '371f3, '38, Treasurer, '381A3. Delta Hi-Y Club, ,37V3g President, '38, Vice-President, '38IQ. Editor-in-Chief, M Book. Camera Club fChzlrter Membcrl 3 President, '38, '38VZ. State Band Contest, '36. National Band Contest, TSB. Crimson Staff, '36, '38LQ. Senior Crimson Staff. School Photographer, '38V2. Home Room, Vice-President. '38, This fellow is a very active member in extra-curricular activities. George is a leader and is well liked by all. We know that he will go far with his camera work. George is thc person to whom we all owe a vote of thanks for the admirable job he did in producing the M Book. 30