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

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Carolyn Richeson Carrie Artistic Lucille Roesener Lilly Ear Rings Harry Schricte Lonzo Pompadore Harold Sherman Shorty Jokes Russell Stotts Breekhouse • Eyebrows Edward Stultz Ed Saxaphoning Gabrella Segal Gabbie Black Eyes Charlotte South Lottie Good Nature Carl Schnept Shorty Aloofness Earl Schultz Schultzie Goggles Josephine Stone Josie Height Frances Schatz Fran Talking Albert Tegeler Lenity Arguing Ernest Thomas Ernie Being on Time Elizabeth Tynan Betty Attractiveness Edward Underwood Ed Helpfulness Charles Thiem None Gift of Gab Lillian Unger Lill Typing William Watts Billyum Being Crushed Louis Wides Louie Being Taciturn Harold Wilkins Wilk Manner Maude Walt her Walt Sweetness Mildred Whitted Mid Brilliance Jeanne Wilson Celeste Hair Dress Allen White Whitie Wit Ralph York Yorky Dates (0ur Mr. Bann Miss Miss Cole E M M n ering an Miss Re Mr. Clun Mr. Wei Mr,s. All E Mr. Mr. Ma T hews Mr. Ba R nhart Mr. Smit 11 Mr. Coll I ns Miss Edmund Miss Ebb E rt Miss Hen C h Miss S Miss Miss R Mr. Me F A C Mr. S H arp Miss S razier y omb Miss Miss B M iss Kee M A N oore ss e Miss Mr. M Miss E Mrs. I) Mr. Schel U L nning Mr. Y Miss H U A le ynes Mr. Crosslan Mrs. B Mr. Kella Miss Wen T 7. Mrs. Tul L er Miss Thorme Y er Mr. T rickey Miss lie Miss L eke Mr. C R iag Miss Perki 0 Mr. S A nders Miss Helmin Mr. Mof F at Mrs. H I ser Miss Eva N s Mr. Hoi Iowa M r. Cover T Mr. Mill 1 kail Miss Wad Mr. H irschman Miss Lewma N Miss Willi Miss Whe E ler Mr. McClur G Mr. J. Sha Sparkly Certain Young Man Stately Make a Perfect Overgrown Babe Ruth Second Innocent Preacher Unwieldy Teach Trig Rapper Conductor Circle Orchestra Type Stenographer Pleasant Opera Singer Likeable Conductor Stern Senator Tall Slender Distinguished Teacher Slight To Be Wesley Negative To Marry a Single Girl Stunning Society Belle Tall Bell Boy Wild Reporter Cutie World’s Champ Lanky Shoe Shiner Handsome Manager Siar Nifty Shoe Clerk Slender Trained Nurse Charming Teacher Dainty Designer Abstracted Acrobat Harmless Mayor H m Mr. Eva N s Tit it I e Miss I zor Jjiaru 11 It G ler Capt. McLe N don y H iser Mr. Dav E nport Mr. Ma T her Miss Erns T S on Miss Vand E nhrook Mr. S W anson c haefer Miss W E dding Miss Ki E ss H aw Mr. Ha N ske Miss K N ox 0 dell Miss Schwar T zkopli 0 orrison Miss Comp T on Miss Ban- Y L ston Miss W est Miss Isk E Miss Griffi T h I) Mr. Ammerma N Miss W yman U scholl Miss T hale Mr B 0 ck R Miss Brad Y I ber N s Mr. VanD 0 rn G Mr. Mo N ey Y Mr. Moor E E Miss I) A vis A ms Miss Kirkma N R P Miss An D rus 3 a H a o o co H H a

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NAME NICKNAME NOTED FOR Helen Auerbach Cutie Dancing Louise Altum Lou Winning Ways Her tram Barker Kewpic Flirting Irvin Baumbach Dutch A— Harry Beirsdorfer Beirsie Wisdom Maurice Bowers Maurie Shiny Hair Ethel Buchanan Ethie Timidity Mae Brennan Bren Eyes Raymond Cassady Ray Tact Eunice Cassady Eunie Shyness Alice Caveny Alec Sweet Voice Dorothy Colles Dot Smiling Edward Cruse Eddie Gab Pauline Chastain Paul Curls Scott Dill Pickle Spectacles I ucille Dickman Dick Sensibility Esther Dobrowitz Dob Black Haii- Paul Ebaugh Professor Solid Geom. Elmer Elder Blondy Football Norma Ernsting Norm Spit Curls Austin Gillespie Austi Monkey Shines Helen Glyn Glyn Talking Jean Gregs Inez Heart-breaking Matthew Giesler Bones Fouls Charles Hagameir Charley Smartness Wanda Havershamp Havie Brilliance Loretta Helmeth Retta Cleverness Harold Huff Huflie Attractive Ways Mary Johnson Buzz Sweet Smile William Kellcrmeyer Bill Length Leonard Kord Len Action Delver Landers Del Trig Lawrence Leonard Slow Promptness Lewis Levi Louie.. Blinking Chester Lively Chet Grin Wanda Lyday Toots Giggles Essie Long Shorty Actions Eugene Manker Gene Mum Harry Martin Cukoo Romantic Arthur Mills Art Yelling Bernice Mathews Betty Dimple Bernice Miller Bernie Timidness Helen Murphy Lennie (Jetting Things Ella Neal Elli Reserved Homer Phillips Flips Disposition Ursul Pearcy Ursie Poetry Harry Rail Haircut Dignity Elmer Rohrman Roar Marcel Herman Rundberg Rummie Dancing APPEARANCE Individuality Adorable Prosperous Rambling Dignified Good Looking Wise Quiet ? ? ? Reserved in eat and Sweet Subdued Kind bwett Lengthy Snappy Indescribable Quiet Solemn Vampish Cute Small Kissable Spiffy Unusual Deep Lonely Dude Graceful Heroic Wide Awake Peaceful Coming Young Man Affectionate Quiet Wil lowly Appealing Unique Imposing Shy Lovable Slight Capable Nice Classy Studious Intelligent Stylish Sarcastic AMBITION Seamstress Movie Star Millionaire Grow a Moustache Bachelor Stage Manager Circus Rider Governess Veterinarian Kindergarten Teacher Live in Franklin Chorus Girl Professor Actress Minister Nurse Store Model Find a Girl Auctioneer Norma Talmadge Traffic Cop Giggles Marry a Single Man To Graduate Decorator Authoress Chum Angel Happy Movie Actor Aviator Street Cleaner Get a Job Run a Second-hand Store Undertaker Famous Writer Flower Girl Intimate With a certain young lady Buy a Flivver Carbage Man Married Dressmaker To Manage Someone Hair Dresser Barber Minister’s Wife Lawyer Floor Walker Dancing Master THE BOOSTER

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THE BOOSTER The Booster PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY The Pupils op 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. 26 January 25, 1922 No. 12 SENIOR COMMITTEE Homer Phillips Editor-in-Chief Allen White Asst. Editor-in-Chief Jean Gregg Literary Editor Pauline Chastain Literary Editor Harry Rail Athletics TYPISTS Lucille Dichman Josephine Stone FACULTY ADVISORS Elizabeth Hench Edward Holloway E. H. Kemper McComb EDITORIAL At last the goal is reached. For four eventful years Seniors have been struggling to reach that coveted white line. At times they have slipped and fallen, but all have sur- vived and are now ready to start out on the ship of life. And this ship is no joke, either. If you run on the rocks, your life is spent. You can be classed a = s a failure or a suc- cess. It all depends on the way the individual guides his ship. In the few years of high school life Seniors probably think that he or she has seen real life. But this is not so. School life is nothing compared with the experiences that are met later on. It has been said by a reliable author- ity that going out into the world to fight life ' s battles is the best college education a person can possibly ob- tain. It won ' t take so very long for the majority of us to discover that this is true. While we pause on the threshold we should give the old school one more thought, for on the morrow we will be one of the many millions of insignificant beings on this great earth. Some of us or rather the greater number of us, have done something to further the activities in the school. In this manner we have become known throughout the school and in time others look up to ptttnr Since the past and future of the Seniors is published let ' s get ready for the new term. We ' d be tickled to read later on that our basket team had got started. All good Seniors subscribed for the Booster for next semester. Noth- ing like keeping in touch with your friends. Class books were not so predomi- nant this semester. Prices must have raised. Class Day has come and has gone. Every year still the same. The Seniors wish for Captain Harmeson a victorious team in the sectional. Only way to get this Harmey. Make ' em train. Bet Stuart Walker envies us with our all star cast. Miss Perkins, as usual, deserves all the thanks that can be given to her for making the plays a success. Now that the Seniors are going, the office can rest for a spell. One thing we regret. The new building won ' t see us. Nor will we see the new building. Who knows but what our presi- dent may be a real one some day. There will be plenty of jobless men when the Seniors leave. us as a fitting example for them to follow. But now this is all past. You may visit the school some day, but everything will seem different. Here and there a person recognizes a former graduate, but it isn ' t like it was in the past. It ' s too bad Seniors, but we must face it. There are greater difficulties to be encountered. Make your friendships with the school a sacred one and always dwell with reverence on thoughts of the best days of your life — school days at good old Manual.