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

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Page Ten SENIOR BOOSTER WILLIAM MARTIN: Says he likes Physiol- ogy. Hard worker, but has plenty of time for his friends. GERTRUDE MATHEWS: Tawdy in class play. Notice her blue eyes. MARION MAY : Shorty ' s brother. Good look- ing. Westsider. Boo May. PAULA MEINZEN : President Masoma Club. German star. Yes, she ' s Leone ' s buddy. DELBERT MEYER: Ivy Day committee. Athletics. Called Deb by a certain few. Very smart and industrious. Roines. EDNA MEYER: It has been suggested that Edna should give each of her classmates a piece of the wonderful jewelry she makes. MARY MILBURN: Her interest lies in the Glee Club and orchestra. VIRGINIA MILES : Masoma. Elizabeth Min- ton ' s friend. Wonder how manv Miles before she ' s Dunn ? EDITH MILLER : Folks, she would be a good bookkeeper for some business man. She is Alma Blackwell ' s right hand pal. Business Girls Club. ORTRUDE MILLER: Better known as Trudy. Masoma. A good sport. George? HELEN MINNICK : Short and quiet. A very good typist. Who is this Clyde, Helen? Often seen but not heard. Business Girls Club. ELIZABETH MINTON: Show us someone who doesn ' t know Elizabeth or who wouldn ' t like to know her. Friend of Virginia Miles. Masoma. Do you know Al Hausman? She does. CLARA MOEHLMAN : Friend of Irene. Quiet in school, but makes up for it outside. LEON MOLTON: Class play. Drives a big machine. Has that natural wave in his hair. Wants to do something big. (Try washing elephants, Leon.) Hi Y. Roines. MARGARET MONTGOMERY: Has pretty long hair. Studious and quiet, except with JANE MUELLER: In charge of the music for class play. Have you seen her diamond? It needs no explanation, we believe. SAMNUEL NANGLE: Class play. Always on the job. An all around good fellow. SAM NAPERSTICK: Class play, a regular teaser. Lots of fun. We hear he has a per- manent wave — oh, no ! MILDRED NEVITT : A very small and stu- dious girl, and very hard to get acquainted with. ROBERT NIELD: Manual ' s first baseman. The days will yet come when Boo will get, a report card Avith no flunks. Knows Vi. BERNICE NOERR: Oh, those long black curls! And can she dance a ballet! I ' ll say she can! Doll in class play. Personals. Ivy Day. Attendant of May Day. Ma- soma. GEORGIE OFFUTT : Will make a good nurse some day. DORIS PAUL: Masoma. Top Ten. Spanish star. Won a prize in the D. A. R. contest. VERA POPCHEFF : Ona ' s friend. H. Y. S. Her sweet voice and pretty smile are enough to win any young man. Beware, you innocent boys! HAROLD PUNTENNAY: We ask you now, Has he or hasn ' t he a marcel or a perma- nent? OTTO RAMSEY: Likes the Black Knight in Ivanhoe. Otto has lots of friends at Man- ual, and he ' s always willing to help them out. JOE RISLEY : Belongs to the Manual Athletic Association. Ona Lyday ' s lover in class play. Has something in general with a cer- tain Shortridge girl. Joe ' s ambition is De Pauw. MARION ROGAN: Pola Negri ' s only rival. Future Indiana coed. Lena ' s sister. Likes to go to football games with Bill Britton. LAVERNE ROLAND : Enjoys good literature — thinks it ' s cute. Always giggling. HAZEL ROZENBURG : A good looking blonde. The kind gentlemen prefer. Latin star. LOLTISA SACKMAN : A pal of Virginia San- ders. You sure are some artist, Louisa. President of Art Club. Masoma. Personals. HULDAH SCHAEFER: The girl that can wear clothes like nobody else can. H. Y. S. ROBERT SCHARFE: Do ladies prefer blondes or no? A famous cyclist. BERTHA SCHLANZER: Has Miss Perkins a business-like assistant? We ' ll say she has. Bertha sure has the goods when it comes to material. MARIE SCHNEIDER: Class play. Masoma. Ivy Day Committee. Someone has said that she would make a good motor for a Singer Sewing machine. She never needs winding. LOUISE SCHNEFF : Just a quiet, studious, and willing Manual girl. DELTA SEARCY: Little and graceful. A gym exhibit wouldn ' t be perfect without Delta. Pan in gym show. Some dancer. SYLVIA SHAPIRO: Raised on Palmolive soap. Still has that school girl complexion. Can she giggle? BERTHA SHELTON: Seldom hear from Bertha. Bet she ' s not as quiet out of school as she is in school. BEATRICE SIMMONS: Pals with Huldah. A true Mamialite. MOSETTA SIMMONS : The original two time girl. PHYLLIS SMITH: No kin to the Smith brothers. We envy her pretty hair. Wonder who Phyllis is always waiting for in front of 211. TIIELMA SKINNER: Here ' s one place where looks and brains go hand m hand. Helen ' s buddy.

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