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

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SENIOR BOOSTER Page Three N SV JOSEPH SECRETAPY CLYDE HUTTON EDWIN BOSWELL PRESIDENT HELEN TIPTON OTON E.II.K. M ' COMB ARDA KNOX .!!. ' I X QZ DOROTHY JUPPLt PROPHE ' : BETH BURNS ■■■. !ATE editor MILDPED HILL ORIAN ALVJN AUE CARTOONIST G1FTC -

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Page Two SENIOR BOOSTER SCHOOL AND CLASS CELEBRITIES MR. E. H. KEMPER McCOMB : Principal of Emmerich Manual Training High School. MISS ARDA KNOX : Senior Sponsor. Math- ematics department. MR. BERTRAM SANDERS: Vice-principal of Emmerich Manual Training High School. MR. C. M. SHARP : Vice-principal of Emmer- ich Manual Training High School. MISS HELEN TIPTON: Senior roll room teacher. English department. To Miss Helen Tipton who, through her hard work, contributed so much to the success of our class, we, the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, dedicate this, our Senior Booster. EDWIN BOSWELL: President of June ' 27 class. Basketball and track. Roines. Top Ten. Bruee-Robison winner. ED is the gentleman concerned in a certain trio. ALBERT RUBUSH : Class vice-president. Cap- tain in 1926 of track team and one of Man- ual ' s greatest track stars. Needs a trophy case for the many medals he has received. Basketball. Let ' s go Al , we ' re for you. JOSEPHINE CARTER: Our class secretary. Top Ten. Masoma. Joe is a friend of everyone and never meets a stranger. Her motto is Whatever you are going to be, be a good one. ABRAHAM KATZ : Editor-in-chief of Senior Booster. Top Ten. Stage designer for class play. Abe completed requirements in two years — some speed ! BETH BURNS— Associate editor of Senior Booster and designer of cover for same. Will maker. Class poet. President of Junior Drama League. May Queen. Designer of class banner and setting for class play. The June ' 27 class owes much to Beth. MILDRED HILL : Class historian. Masoma. Top Ten. Class play prompter. Ivy Day com- mittee. Milly s everyone ' s friend, eh, boys? DOROTHY SUPPLE: Class prophet. Ma- soma. Top Ten. Had charge of properties for class play. Dot ' s a faithful booster in all our athletics and everything concerning Manual. MYRTLE GUMMEL: Class giftorian. Ma- soma. Top Ten. Myrtle has three loves : talking, speaking, and making remarks. ALVIN AUE : Manual ' s all around cartoonist. Art editor of the Senior Booster. Bet Al will push Chic Jackson out of his place some of these days. CLYDE HUTTON : Class treasurer. Star cen- ter on the gridiron, one of the long line of Huttons. Bet he will go to Purdue. Atta boy, Choopie! KATHRYN ESSAMAN: Designer of arm bands. Art Club. Personals. Kathryn wields a wicked paint brush during the first and second hour. HOWARD WOLF: Stage Manager. Sports for the Senior Booster. Howard surely can tickle the ivories. IVY DAY SONG By Mildred Bill (To be Sung to We Thank Thee, Heavely Father.; I II We thank Thee, Ra, the Royal, For all Thy bounteous gifts, Which now we still find with us At the setting of the sun: We near our journey ' s ending. The Temple we must leave. But still, O Ra, we praise Thee And e ' er in Thee, believe. And now, we pray, ye grant us, Just one great lingering boon To aid our coming wand ' ring, In Life ' s e ' re troubled noon. We raise our hands of truth to Thee And pray that when in strife, We ever may bear with us, Thy gift, the gift of Life.

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Page Four SENIOR P.OOSiTVR SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS MARIE AEBER: Quiet and studious. Al- ways on the job. We envy her ability to memorize poetry and current events. Keep il up, Marie, we ' re for you. PEARL ALEX: Takes type, office training, and about everything ' else in the commer- cial department. And oh, how she dances! LEROY ALLEN: His smile is the envy of every first class sheik within Manual ' s walls. WILMA ARNOLD: Lots of fun, good look- ing, and a good dresser. IRENE BAILEY: Likes to take quizzes from Mr. Money. Says she will write a book on economics that will be so easy that even a high school student can understand it. JOEL BAKER: Somehow, his time before the first period is always occupied with a certain party of the fair sex. MARY BIGGINS: Here ' s a secret: Her name won ' t be Biggins after July. NATHAN BLACKMORE : Made an excellent gardner in Prunella. Nathan, we admire your ability to keep your hair combed. Good friend of one of our outfielders. History VII star. ALMA BLACKWELL: Has a smile that is catching. The star of stars in Literature VII. IRENE BLUMBERG: One of the few who hasn ' t joined the ranks of bobbed hair. Ivy day. SARAH BODKATMAN: A star in Sales II . One of the few who made high school in three years. LEROY BOYD : Wonder if he ' s any kin to Tony? Likes economics. BEULAH BRANDON: Very quiet. A French star. Basketball. MARCELLA BRANE : Masoma. Marcella wants a racer to get her to school on time, so Mr. Finch won ' t scold. HELEN BREEDLOVE: Helen says she ' s planning to enter Purdue this fall. Wonder what the attraction is down there? Heard it ' s Gola Emerv. Ivy Dav. EVERETT BRIGGS: Always on the job. Good fellow ' n ' everything. Quiet, but al- ways willing to help out, when needed. MARY P.RISTOW: Masoma. Interested in the outside world, as well as school. LEMUEL BROWN: Acquired a good record and many friends in the small time he was here. Koines. EARL BURGER: Top Tenner. His quiet manner doesn ' t seem to affect his exeellenr grades. Keep it up, Earl. t;VA BURTON: Brunette. Good at giggling, (rood friend of Alice Dickie. Masoma. Knows the January, ' 28, president. EDWIN CAMBRIDGE: Drug store clerk. A History clerk. Likes a little girl with blonde curly hair. Roines. HAROLD CARPENTER : Can anyone remem- ber when he couldn ' t tell what is wrong with his Ford? Interested in a certain girl from Tech. By the way, Harold, how is Mary? RUTH CIIENAULT: Physiography star. ' Ask Mr. Brayton. It must be nice to be a star in something. HAROLD CHURCH : Kinda shy, but you had better get acquainted. Good dancer. Oh. those eyes ! MADGE CLINE : Hasn ' t been here long enough for us to know her, very well. She comes from Cloverdale, but is a true Manual- ite. ROBERT COGHILL: Hi-Y. A ao d scout. Patent leather hair ' n ' everything. Roines ALFRED COLLINS : Good student, good fel- low, real Manualite. What else could one expect. Roines. ELSIE COMBS: Quiet and always happy. Don ' t hear much from Elsie, but she ' s always helping out. BERTHELDA COREY : A real for sure blonde. Interested in all kinds of athletics and ath- letes. The Blonde Saint. DOROTHY COYERDILL: Pretty and intel- ligent. What more could anyone want. Eco- nomics star. Another Westsider. CHARLES CREASER: Business manager of Senior Booster. Track. Basketball. Hi-Y Club. We think he uses Jet Oil on his hair, but no one is positive. Roines LESTER CUNNINGHAM: So quiet you ' d hardly know he was around. . oke Editor of Senior Booster. He knows a certain Dot of Tech. LETHIA DANIELS : A good student and a good pal to everyone who is in need of a good pal. FRED DAVENPORT: Physiology star. An- other one of the Westside boys . Assistant Business Manager. Science Club. Roines. ELIZABETH DELPH : Lover of all sports. Learn the rest from Lillian Isaacs. Sec- tional and state rooter. HELEN DTCHMANN: One of our best look ing brunettes. She ' s usually quiet, but we don ' t know everything. Ask Les Hall. KATIIERYN DOLK: Since the class plav. Katie has decided that she doesn ' t want to be an old maid. It ' s too trying. Masoma. Dark eves. ALLEGRA DONALDSON: Has a musical name, wonder if she is? Bright eyes, full of pei), one of Wilma ' s pet chums. BERTIE DODSON: Crazy about history. A good student.