Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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THE BOOSTER Anna Hagan — Junior Drama League. Nobody knows anything- about Anna except Jean. Maurice Healey — First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. A good pal of Walt. Hertz. Sadie Heidenreich — Sadie is so willing to work that she really frightens one. Victor Helm — Star of the Operetta. He toots a big horn in our band. Ruth Herod — Ruth can tell you all about an ideal boy. Walter Hertz — A side-kick of Healey ' s, also a noted history fiend. Ethel Hill — Ethel thinks she will become a school marm. Good luck, old deah! Robert Hill — Member of the Roines Club. A rather quiet fellow, but a good student. Watson Littlejohn — You ' d think this is a boy, but you ' re wrong. Mary Lynch — Business Department. Will make a fine stenographer or some business man. Clarence McLain — Better known as Doc. Beats the bass drum in the band. Marion Marshall — Makes more noise than any one else in 47. Always smiling. Junior Drama League. Louise Martin — Music Memory Contest. Junior Drama League. Birge Club. Whpn it comes to music Louise is there. Lillian Maze — Masoma. Junior Drama League. Secretary of the Senior Girls ' Club. Lil lian was one of those charming little pages in the class play. Harold Mercer — One of the members of the famous Manual Quartet. Harold likes the boys? Sylves? Salvatori Miceli — Is supposed to become a famous banana king. Maurice Miller — Made a fortune from selling class pins. Member of the Top Ten. Wilmetta Mitchell — Vice president of our class. Masoma. Junior Drama League. She also possesses a name of Billy. Millard Mogg — Has a wonderful horse laugh. Thinks he can play a saxaphone, but he will have to prove it before any one will believe it. Louise Miller — Wears Harold Lloyd glasses. Literature star. Neils Moller — Second Lieutenant of the R. O. T. C. Wonderful tennis player. Mary Alice Morton — One of the wonder workers of the class play. Junior Drama League. Rose Muench — Rose ' s motto is, Flunk and the world flunks with you, pass and you pass alone. Howard Murphy — President of our class. Treasurer of the Roines Club. Top Ten. First Lieutenant of the R. O. T. C. Helen Hodde — Wish we had a lot of girls like her. Gertrude Hoffman — We wonder if she is pver angry with anybody? No? Donald Hoover— Operetta. Captain R. O. T. C. Short Story Club. Ralph Hopping — Roines Club. Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. See Ralph when you want to buy any tickets or photographs. Geneva Howard — She has an inclination to be a vamp. Earl Huber — One of the bench warmers on the baseball team. Roy Hynes — Roines Club. Makes the Top Ten with seven credits. Going to be the best doctor in the State? Amiel Inman — First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Physiography shark? Michael Jefferson — Mike is a trig, star, and does not believe in saying two worris when one will do. Charges Johnson — Class treasurer. Class play. Known as Half Wit. Esther Joslin — Oh boys! Be careful of Esther, because — when shp once starts — Rosa Kaufman — She never would be a good suffragette. We wonder who he is. Mary Kelly — Ever notice her dimples? They are very becoming. She is a regular Manual girl. Helen Killion — She is a loyal Manualite, even if she has been with us only three years. Joe Klausner — The fellow whose favorite expression is you big apple. Mary Koch — Masoma. A harmless suffragette. Her bark is worse than her bite. Marion Krick — Electrician for our class play. A promising young calling card printer. Helen Lavelle — Queen in class play. Shp makes a stunning queen. Gertrude Lawrence — A silent admirer of Elbert Gardner. Helen Ledig — Helen is quite dignified at times. Quite so! Quite so! David Lehner — Member of the Roines Club. Top Ten. Nettie Levinson — Civics star? Ben N ' ckbarg — Member of the Roines Club. Top Ten. Has a case on one of the January girls. Marjorie Nardloh — Top Ten. As silent as a mouse. Originator o f the famous C C C- ' s. Kenneth O ' Daniel — A very stern looking gentleman, but his looks belie his dis- position. Herman Otto — The very efficient tutor in our class play. We hope he becomes one m the future. Regina Parham — Business G ' rls ' Club. Helped to advertise our class play. Will lead some lucky man a merry life. John Orville Peaslee — A very likeable chap. A favorite with the ladies. Claud Pi+senberger — A first-class president. Has a mania for cutting clases. Major R. O. T. C. Harold Poehler — More generally known as Luke. Yell leader. Anna Pollak — One of the beautiful daughters in the class play. Junior Drama League. Masoma. Charles Porter — Noted for the excuses he gives to his English teachers for not having his assignments. (Continued on Page 12)

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THE BOOSTER Our Class Albert Aebker — Captain of the baseball team. Always helping the school with the use of his machine. Kurt Asperger — Roines Club-Class yell leader, stage manager for class play. No wonder it was successful! Evelyn May Athon — Leader of Junior Drama League Group — Birge Club. Deeply interested in January ' 21 class. Lucille Barbee — Junior Drama League and Top Ten. Can either work or play. I Marion Basey — One of the June class ' s famous beauties from the class play. Also a member of the Business Girls ' Club. Masoma and honorable mention. Helen Beck — Twin sister of Dorothy Herman. Wears an innocent sister pin. Lawrence Behrent — Basketball and football. One of the noted Dutches in our class. The pretty boy in the basketball sectional. Marian Bell — A very quiet girl, most of the time, but you never can tell. Clara Berger — Another quiet little girl whom We do not know much about; however, we are sure there is something to know. Ella Biggins — A Literature Star. Can not be missed as one of our number. Louis Bledstein — A member of the Top Ten. Harold C Brandt — Football. Helped keep our championship track team in condi- tion. Barnett Brennan — In Operetta, and a booster of the Junior Drama League, also a crack tenor. Theodore Brennan — Our jester in the class play. Designed class arm band. Top Ten. Florence Brill — A quiet girl, but, oh boy! Still water runs deep! Wilma Brinkley — A Masoma, and loyal supporter of E. M. T. H. S. Emma Brinkman — We think Emma has lost her head on some college gentleman. Ralph Broeking — Member of the Roines Club, Junior Drama League. A hungry- looking ogre in the class play. Harriet Buchanan — Top Ten. A very studious young lady. Levetrioul Byrd — She is also one of the quiet kind here at school, but wait till she graduates. Alma Callahan — Alma came from an outside high school. Too bad she could not have spent all her days at Manual. Roy Christy — From another school, but here long enough to make many friends. Verna Christy — Verna is one who says little, but thinks a lot. A silent member of Room 47. Lucille Clark — Short and snappy. A wonderful worker in the class play. Anna Clisby — Better known as Dutch. Ask Hooks about her, Ben Cohen — Always greets one with a smile. Is in and out of Room 12. Lucy Court — Done Laura in the class play. Masoma, Jumor Drama League. Lucy has a great likeness for the male sex. Dorotha Criss — Otherwise known as Dot. She surprises us sometimes, because she takes French so seriously. Will Cuppy — A fine fellow. Top Ten. Member of Roines Club. Everett Dammeyer — Secretary of the Roines Club. Some king in class play. Junior Drama League. Senior Booster. Charles Davis — Had to rent his seat in Room 12 one time between grades. Top Ten. Harold Deupree — Helped make the class play a success. Discussion Contest. Dopy is his nickname. Theodore Draper — Our man in the Music Memory Contest. Ted is some mis- chief maker and can beat the drums to the band. Helen Dunham — Famous artist. Worked faithfully on the class play and class day. She has attended four high schools, but lik s Manual the best. John Ebnei — Bunny ' is supposed to be the best looking boy in the class. Member of the Roines. Alfred Eggert — Basketball. Alf made a good woodchopper in our class Dlay. Don Ellis — Hopes to own a slight interest in a candy factory sometimes. Some collector for magazines. Clara Emrich — Has such a delicious laugh. Is an all-around Manualite. Louise Essex — Shy in school, but not shy on the cello. Ruth Fehi — Vice President Masoma, Vice President of the Junior Drama League. Assistant in Botany laboratory. Senior Girls Club, Class Historian. Has a kind affection for copperheads. Ruth Finch — Archly and gently. William Fox — Bob is a very willing and efficient worker. Archie Friedman — Small but that does not hinder Archie being a senior. Rebecca Friedman — Intends to become a regular business woman. Honest! Elbert Gardner — When it comes to track Elbert is right there. He helped us win the State by contributing five points. Here ' s hoping he goes to the next Olympic Games. Bernice Gaskins — Masoma. When it comes to the Top Ten and mathematics Bernice is right there. George Glossbrenner — A permanent fixture on the Top Ten. Vice President of the Roines. Glossy will be the probable winner of the June? ' 20 scholar medal. Lillian Goben — Is quiet and studious, but looks are rather deceiving. Anna Goldman — Is rather fond of dancing. She knows all of the latest steps. Saul Goldman — A mighty financial power. Harrison Graver — The very useful and hard-working chemistery department. Wilbur Green — The young man who is just crazy about military drill. Anna Greenberg — One of Room twelve ' s famous coterie.

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THE BOOSTER The Booster PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY The Pupils of Chas. E. Emmerich Manual Training High School Entered as second-class matter March 30, 1912, at Indianapolis, Indiana, under act of March 3. 1879. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 5 Cents a Copy 50 Cents a Semester Vol. 25 June 6, 1921 No. 10 Editor-in-Chief Robert L. Ross Magazine Editor Helen Rollinson Personal Editors— E. Dammeyer, John Ebner, Frieda Rahe, Ruth Fehr. Ebner, Frieda Rahe, Ruth Fehr, Helen Zimmerman, Elizabeth Tucker. Typists — Wilmetta Mitchell, Elizabeth Tucker. Let ' s Be For Manual Manual years — four of them— or did you get out in three and one-half? Haven ' t they meant a great deal to you? Doesn ' t it give you pleasure to think back over those four years? Don ' t you remember the thrill of winning the sectional basketball tour- nament in 1919, and the big parade afterward? Don ' t you still feel the disappointment at the one lost in 1921? Aren ' t you still thrilled with the fight that won two State Track Champion- ships in consecutive years? Can ' t you still rejoice that we proved our cultural development by winning a State Championship in Discussion, and a City Championship for Music Memory? Why should our love for the school end with graduation? Why can ' t we come back once in a while and meet old friends, talk over the old victories, and for a short time be students here again? College grads have such a feeling, and such a love for their Alma Mater. Let us develop the same for Manual. We can be a strong, active alumni, always working for the school ' s good. We can meet again once a year, and renew old acquaint- ances. Friendship is one of the greatest things in life; so let ' s all work for Manual all the time, and so form a firm tie of friendship for each other and for the school. BATTALION PARADE. The battalion parades of the R. O. T. C, while not up to those of West Point, were highly commendable. Every time the corps was reviewed or inspected the visiting officer ex- pressed great pleasure and satisfac- tion. Much of the credit for this work belongs to Captain McLendon and his staff. VICTORY MARCH. The parade to the Monument Place and the wonderful yelling, led by Poehler and Arens, will long be re- membered by all who helped in that celebration of the State Track Cham- pionship. June Seniors, Elbert Gard- ner, Joe Prout and Robert Ross, won eleven of the nineteen points which brought the cup to Manual. Let us hope no underclassman will be so foolish as not to return to Manual. The Roines Club appreciated the use of the home of G-eorge Gloss- brenner for entertaining the athletes. It certainly showed good spirit. DON ' T YOU ENVY— Theodore Brennen ' s — cute laugh? Watson Littlejohn ' s — quietness. Mary Kelly ' s — dimples. Helen Beck ' s — hairdress. Roy Hyne ' s — capacity of learning. Barnett Brennen ' s — voice. Elizabeth Tucker ' s — cuteness. WHAT THEY ARE NOTED FOR— Herbert Rennard — Oh, Dear. Opal Sorguis — Get me, kid? Harold Ruschaupt — Let ' s get along now. Helen Zimmerman — You ' re too lit- tle to know. Marion Krick — Aw Pshaw! Alfred Eggert — Honest, kid? John Ebner — Sweet papa. Bernice Gaskins — How could you? Harold Yes, yes. John Sanders — No, I couldn ' t do it. NEXT YEAR ' S EDITOR. The Booster will have as editor next semester Homer Phillips, who has been on the staff four years, and who has been a point winner in athletics. Help him put the old punch in The Booster. Subscribe! Get on the staff!