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

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14 SENIOR BOOSTER 191. ALBERTA SEIFERT: Good-looking and peppy. Proved to be quite industrious in the office working for Miss Basey. Masoma. One of the DGJR ' s. 192. EVERETTE SHANNON: Everette is a real musician. Ever hear him play that weird sax of his? A good fellow. 193. NORA BELLE SHANNON: Cousin to John Perry. Variety is the spice of life; ask King Solomon ' s daughter. 194. GLENN SHAW: Glenn hails from Rossville, but gave all he had to Manual. He played on the basketball team and is a star performer of Shorty ' s track crew. 195. CLARA SILVERMAN: A trig, star and a mighty sweet girl. 19 6. LESTER SIMON: Quiet, studies during roll-call. Musical? Chemistry. 197. LUCILLE SMITH: I think Lucille is most anxious to graduate. Do you know why? 19 8. VELMA SMITH: Quiet. One of our many brunettes. 199. JOE SNOWBALL: Football. Always there. A Snowball in June! A brother of our former Harry. 200. GAYLORD SPARKS: Even though he is an artist, one of the gang. Class play helper. Scenery designer, arm bands, and publicity for class play. Brother artist to Tony. 201. ELEANOR STETTLER: Hasn ' t much to say, but still waters run deep, you know. 202. WALTER STOKES: R. O. T. C. Always on the job, good fellow n ' everything. 203. KENNETH STOUT: Math. A serious student. Has the art of keep- ing quiet. 204. LUCILLE STUERTZ: A cute little blonde. Lucille makes a certain boy in our class play forget his part. 205. HELEN STUVEL: Helen is a good student — well known in the com- mercial department. Very quiet. 206. JAMES TAPP: Roines. Short and peppy. Jimmy always willing to help. Runs with Blackie and Rudy. Interested in baseball. 207. RICHARD TAYLOR: The public speaker (on party lines). Good dancer. 208. SUSIE TAYLOR: Very good in literature and quite good in every- tliiii2f tlif-nt slip trips 209. ORVILLE TEAGUE: Big boy. Fat and sassy. Math, and shop. Knows his oil. Rides a bicycle and falls off a lot. 210. ALMA TEIFERT: Alma can swim her way through life, we think. 211. WILLIAM TEMPLEMEYER: Bill. A million dollar Bill . Mechanic. . We wonder who the young lady is that he is interested in. 212. HELEN THOMPSON: Salesmanship star. Wears classy looking clothes. Another one of our quiet ones. 213. LAVON THOMPSON: Lavon is the star of the second hour senior speech class. Her talks are always interesting and worth while. Violinist and faithful orchestra member. 214. HYMAN TOOB1N: Quiet, industrious. R. O. T. C. 215. HAROLD TYLER: Band. Plays a mean trombone. Likes good moving picture shows. Ivy Day play — um-nm boy! 216. ESTHER WEGEHOEFT: A fascinating blonde. A friend to every- body and a pal to somebody. 217. ALMA WENNING: Quiet and industrious. A very good Spanish student. She would like to be secretary to all the athletes. Masoma. 218. MILDRED WERNER: An A student in Comp. VII. She certainly makes them sit up and take notice. 219. FERN WHITEHEAD: Quiet and industrious, but one never knows what lies underneath the quietness, does one? 220. FLORENCE WILKINS: Another home nursing star. Masoma. Neat. 221. HELEN WILCOX: One of Mr. Morrison ' s many ardent admirers. 222. MARY WILSON: We envy her ability to write prize essays. Quiet. 223. PAUL WOERNER: Rudy. Our all-round athlete; earned his name by a distinct appeal to the opposite sex. Every one likes him. 224. JULIUS ZUKERMAN: Saphire. Always on the go. Second team basket ball. Noted for his broad smile.

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SENIOR BOOSTER 15