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

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Gifts to the June ' 23 Class I. Bernhardt Dorman, we give you a position in the world-famed Lyric Orchestra. II. Marguerite Brumbaugh, we give you an apple in order that you won ' t feel neglected since the class play. III. Harry Painter, we give you a brush so that you can begin painting at once. IV. To the prettiest girl and the handsomest boy, we give mirrors so they can admire themselves. V. John Kelly, we give you an unusually large shamrock to wear so there will be no difficulty in determining your nationality. VI. Charles Bechert we give you a box of rouge to help your complexion. VII. Ruby Likens, we give you a divorce from Reid Wilson. VIII. To such athletes as Walter Floyd and Charles McNeely, we give a lease on Manual ' s gym and incidentally on an endless supply of part times. IX. Raymond Wacker, we give you a pair of glasses so your eyes won ' t be affected by your hard study. X. Edith Snyder, we give you enough money to have the hands of your wrist watch manicured. XI. Evan Steger, we give you a life pension from your hard service as Booster editor. XII. Jean Adamson, we give you a position in Ayres as floor-walker. XIII. John Klaiber, we have the ring if you have the girl. XIV. Wesley Wilson, we give you a wagon to help you carry your knowl- edge. XV. Blanche Rose, we give you a book on flowers so that you can find out what kind of a rose you are. XVI. Paul Chapman, we give you a rattle box to replace the dolls to which you were so attached in the class play. XVII. Clarice Sheets, we give you these scissors so that your long wish for bobbed hair may be granted. XVIII. Lena Hoover, Erna Thielman, Hilda Berndt, and Dorothy Rum- mel, we give you the use of both gyms so that you can learn to play basket- ball. XIX. Louis Cohen, we give you enough money to pay Mr. Bretzman for the camera you broke by your permanent smile. XX. Elizabeth Mackey and Helen Elder, we give you permanent passes from Lafayette to Indianapolis or reverse whenever you choose to use them. XXL Francis Mulbarger, we give you a book on how to train wild ani- mals, so that you can successfully conduct a isenior meeting. XXII. To Miss Knox, Miss Brady, and Miss Wheeler, we give our sin- cerest appreciation for their interest in the June ' 23 class. SENIOR BOOSTER STAFF Evan E. Steger, Jr . Editor-in-Chief Louis Cochrane , .. Prophecy Elizabeth Underwood Giftorian Robert Scott . , » .. ..-Historian Paul Chapman Will Delford Poore i . „ Cover Design STAFF Ruth Fox, EarTa Eggert, Blanche Rose, Elsie Sanders, Mary Fultz, Elizabeth Underwood, FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Hench, Miss Brady, Mr. Holloway, Mr. E. H. K. MeComb Page Nineteen

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3top $oem We are leaving a lasting token To the school so big and fine, To Emmerich Manual Training We give the Ivy Vine. The Ivy will climb upward, And to the wall will cling; So strong and yet so beautiful, And such a sturdy thing. We Seniors, as we leave the school, Like the Ivy hope to be, Sturdy and successful Seniors of 1923. Just as the Ivy climbs and grows, And many leaves appear, The leaves of our own book of life Will grow and grow each year. Here we ' ll plant the Ivy, And hope that it may be An inspiration to the Seniors of 1923. And may this sturdy Ivy As upward it climbs on the wall. A small reminder be Of June Seniors, one and all. — Daisy Harmening. Page Eighteen

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