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

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12 SENIOR BOOSTER

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SENIOR BOOSTER 11 SOMETHING ABOUT EVERYBODY— Cont. 100. Artie May Lethco : A very active member of the Business Girls ' Club. A perfect marcel can always be found with her. Quite an asset. 101. Richard Lindsey : Has shown ability in track. Artist? 102. Clara Mahr : The Gods have smiled upon her in the manner of their kind ; they gave her a lovely face, and a clean and clever mind. 103. Marguerite McDaniel : Kathleen Grayson ' s twin. Football fan. 104. Dorothy McKay : At athletics she ' s swell. We all like her heaps, for she ne ' er weeps ; her smile one can always tell. 105. Verna McTagertt : Anxious to help, always fair, loving, kind, and on the square. 106. Leona McWhirter: Big blue eyes, golden hair, pretty smile, quiet, and good natured. Business girl and a good worker. 107. Bessie Meng : Not very tall, not very small, but sweet and fair and liked by all. One of the seven wonders of our class. 108. Margaret Mertz : We ' ve searched the school through to find everything Margie can do ; this is true — she ' s a good sport and worker too. 109. Edward Miller : A perfect blonde who likes to please ; he dances too with carefree ease. A saxophobia saxophonist. My ! what tones. 110. Joseph Mitchell : Joe for short. Blonde and cute. Quiet, too. 111. Mary Molloy : Mary seems never to annoy, for she ' s quiet. 112. John Moore : Forever foremost in the ranks of fun ; and yet in earnest when work ' s begun. Van Berckel ' s past and now a pin peddler. 113. Geneva Morrow : Sticks to a thing until it ' s done, and stays in the fray ' til the battle ' s won. 114. Mary Murphy : A bit of laughter, and always a helping hand. 115. William Mussmann : We ' re might proud of little Willie. Showed us he could be as good a student as he was a football player. Yea, Bill ! 116. Jacob Naperstick : A good student ; if you don ' t believe it, ask him. Some kidder. Noted for that red hot top of his. 117. Chester Newman: Good pal. Chesty. True Manualite. Quiet. 118. Eugenia Nichols : She ' s so quiet we don ' t know much about her. Inside information has it that she ' s sweet and dependable. So there ! 119. Lester Noerr: Has 21 a business manager? Well, we should say so! Outside of that Les is a mighty good fellow and well liked. 120. Frederick Oliver : Everyone ' s friend. Merry in class play. Treasurer of Koines. R. O. T. C. Adjutant. Freddie. Some boy. 121. Anna Ott : Always studying. Candy moodier in lunch room. 122. Helena Otte : Keeps rather quiet about her affairs. Good dancer. Teams with Bessie Meng. We sure will miss her friendliness. 123. Ernest Owens : Sold most class play tickets. Good pal. 124. Charles Parker: R. O. T. C. Lieutenant. Track. Good looking and quiet. Takes life as it comes. Some kiddo! 125. Josephine Prout : Good dancer and full of pep. Yep! 126. Harry Rabb : Talker. Doesn ' t care much about girls. Smiles. 127. Edward Reifeis : Quiet ; that ' s the reason why he made the Top Ten. Graduating in three years. Almost too bright for the most of us. 128. James Reynolds : History star ! Good looking. Bashful ! Um. 129. Lawrence Ritter: Roines. Goog natured. R. O. T. C. Noted for his rounded out smile. Some cook in the class play. We all starved. 130. Isabelle Robinson : Wonderful disposition. Pals with Helen Barry. Al- ways grinning. Rather fond of a certain boy in our class. 131. Edgar Roehm : Top Ten? Roines. Scorekeeper for the baseball team. Did you ever notice those big brown eyes? Look them up.

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SENIOR BOOSTER 13 SOMETHING ABOUT EVERYBODY— Cont. 132. Edith Ruffin : That wonderful red hair. Cute and always smilin ' . A certain January ' 25 boy sort of likes Edith. 133. Bessie Rnndberg : Jolly. Makes the typewriter keys fly. John Moore ' s wife in The First Lady of the Land. A friend indeed. 134. Victor Saunders : Exceedingly well ' red ' . Hair-dresser and doorman, and can do anything anyone can. Joke editor. Yell — Yell! 135. Lawrence Schmitt : Basketball man of passing fame, and lures the fair maidens to the games. He pushed the ball down through the basket. 136. Herschel Seamon : So sweet, so demure! Isn ' t he just the cutest? One out of a million. Tries for many different things. 137. Ruth Sexson : Plenty modest, plenty sweet ; for a pal, can ' t be beat. 138. Firth Smith : We hope he will go without his umbrella and be caught in the Reign of Prosperity. Will be missed from Room 22. 139. Richard Smith : Moves in circles, hangs around, but is always on the square. Ticket salesman and a real for sure Manualite. Roines. 140. William Smith : In three and one-half years he did more than some of us can do in four. 141. Floyd Starks : Is like a postage stamp, sticks to a thing until he gets there. 142. Edna Staub : Although devoted to her books, we can not help but like her looks. My but how she can recite. Out of the commercial course. 143. Gladys Steinmetz : Short and sweet, but hard to beat. Typist. 144. George Stephenson : None but himself can be his parallel. 145. Herbert Stewart : He may die in slow music, but he wants to live in jazz. On with the dance. One of our reporters. Peppo. 146. Elsie Stoiber : She is steady, ready, and sure, and she ' s quiet, sweet, and demure. Stays close to Roberta Lamb most of the time. 147. Russell Stonehouse : Not so short, not so tall ; he ' s been a good fellow to us all. A Roines lad; so he couldn ' t possibly be bad. What? 148. Margaret Strieblen : She is gentle, she is shy, but there ' s mischief in her eye. Another of the twins. She knows Marie. 149. Marie Strieblen : She is gay, so very gay, and not by fits and starts, but ever through the livelong day, she ' s sunshine to all hearts. 150. Emily Svendsen. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Interested in dramatics. Just about it ! 151. Jessie Taylor : Bright and peppy, cute and gay ; she always has a lot to say. Efficiency expert, and a wonderful worker on Manual ' s paper. 152. Martha Thielman : She is small ; she has eyes ; she ' s a terror for her size. Some girl for her height, and she certainly is bright. 153. Virginia Thompson : May she be happy all her life as a diplomat ' s wife. Active in many clubs. In tests she is no dub. Top Ten. 154. Elwyn Tyler : His quiet manner hides the merry heart within. 155. Bernice Tyner : We like her ; she likes us too ; to old Manual she ' s loyal and true. As a class play worker, she was no shirker. Just fine. 156. Herman Vollmer : Wants to be an optician some day in Evansville, Ind. What say? Go to Evansville and patronize him. Brunette. 157. Alec Williams : I ' m Mindin ' My Business, and passin ' along. 158. Margaret Wade : A Masoma, sweet and demure ; we love the very heart of her. Never worries over he classes, for you see she always passes. 159. Carl Wallace : They say he ' s an amateur sheik. Some lad. 160. Harold Wallman : He came, and learned, and went his way. Flute player. Expression on his face makes the girls ' hearts race. 161. Louis Weiland : He is small, but his achievements are great ; we all wish he had made the State. Roines, athletics, ' n ' everything. 162. Charleszine Wood : She is neat ; she has style, big brown eyes, and a friendly smile. Sort of a friend to Dick Lindsey. 163. Malcolm Wachstetter : Flashing smile, dark hair, blue eyes ; he causes many soulful sighs. Burns up for six solid credits. 164. Annie Wooley : Always friendly ; always gay ; some girl they say. 165. Catharine Young: She is steady, quiet, loyal, and true — of course her eyes are blue. A studying Young ster.