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

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Page Sixteen SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors LENA SANDLER — One of those good bridge players. Is going to write a book on the subject. Refuses to give lessons on it, however. She has succeeded in spite of being the cousin of the Hon. Joe Serotie. IRMA SCHAKEL— Makes us doubt the traditional dis- positions of the Reds . An active member of the French Club, Junior Drama League, and Girl Reserves. Lavinia in the class play. How she can scrap! MILDRED SCHULZ— A friend of Ruth Cassady. All her friends like her. Always ready to help anyone. Likes her history. A good student. HORACE SETTLE— Another one of those handsome south siders. Plays in the band and orchestra. He was a stage hand in the class play. Intends to work his way through college selling cigarette lighters. Senior Booster staff. EDWARD SIMMONS— A good student, but that didn ' t keep him off the track team. Short, but good looking. Roines. IRENE SINGER — It would be a surprise to see her come to class on time. We wonder what delays her. Takes filing and works very hard on it. Has a lot of friends. HAROLD SLAGLE— One of Manual ' s football players. An athlete who manages to make good grades. He thinks Manual is the best high school in the city. He ought to know, he ' s tried them all. Roines. BLANCHARD SMITH— Captain of the R. O. T. C. One of the reasons why Sgt. Shull takes pride in the unit. A strong adherent to muscular development. Ever see that chest? A prize orator. Back stage in the class play. Senior Booster staff. EILEEN SNAPP — Even if Eileen did come only in time for roll call she made up for it by staying in the afternoon. The wear and tear on the floors of the halls was terrible, but think of her shoe bills! And Richard ' s! Senior Booster staff. KATHLEEN SNIDER— One of Mr. Finch ' s Gold Dust Twins, and a very dependable worker in the Art depart- ment. An efficient property girl for the class play. Always willing to help.

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SENIOR BOOSTER Page Fifteen June 1928 Seniors ELIZABETH RADCLIFFE— Elizabeth has the honor of requently leading her house on the Top Ten list. Another one of those girls from out-of-town. Has made a fine record in the library. Masoma. DOROTHY RAPE— The inseparable buddy of Al . Dot likes to dance and is interested in her gym work. We wonder what the attraction is at the Armory? Oh, Henry! H. Y. S. FRANCIS RAY— Handsome and good natured. One reason why girls go to class. Frank imports the latest styles from London. Adolphe Menjou ' s only rival. Chummy in a rumble seat, girls. ARTHUR RIEMAN— He has that school girl com- plexion. Art is a regular fellow. Drives two auto- mobiles; a Reo and a Studebaker Commander. Toots a mean horn in the band and orchestra. RUBEN RISKIN— A member of the famous Unholy Three; Riskin, Saffrin, and Brush. One of his favorite pastimes is to see every show in town between classes. Always has everyone laughing at his wise cracks. AMELIA ROSE — Class play. Amelia was the one who wrote all the class play advertisements on the boards in the roll rooms. Another member of the famous long haired club. Always on some committee or other. Senior Booster staff. ESTHER ROTH— Another one of those peppy blonds. Esther ' s middle name is action . Always ready to do something for Manual, for a friend, or for fun. She doesn ' t neglect her studies, however. WILLIAM SAFRIN — Famous for his green shirts and ties to match. One fellow you can ' t carry on a conver- sation with, for he does it all himself. A history star. A peppy publicity manager for the Senior Booster. Sold about one million copies himself. Known every- where. EMIL SAM — His chief hobby is imitating a train whistle, which is usually answered by Bob Coomler, his constant pal. Chief electrician in the class play. Emil knows his back stage. Mr. Finch ' s chief advisor. ANNE MARIE SANDER— Anne Marie is well known at Manual. Has taken all the history that Manual has to offer. She would have taken more, but there wasn ' t any more. Ask her all about Paul Revere and his horse. Senior Booster staff. H. Y. S.

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SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors Page Seventeen ELIZABETH SUMMER— One of those busy office training girls. A steady pal of Parvin ' s girl friend. Gets a marcel weekly. She still claims it is cheaper than a permanent. Has many friends. KATHLEEN SPEAR— Another busy office training girl. She is better known to her friends as Kate . She also knows her science. Has many friends both in and out of school. FLORENCE STEGEMILLER— One of the attendants on the May Queen. A girl with a real million dollar smile. Janet in the class play. We all say she ' s a good actress. Still wears her hair long, but we can ' t blame her when we look at her black curls. Masoma. EZRA STEWART— Ez is one of Manual ' s small but mighty men. Played on the freshman football team in ' 24, but was too small and light for varsity competition. Always interested in the team, however, and always there, backing them up. Well known in school. MARGARET STOIBER— One of those dizzy blondes who takes your breath away. Refuses to ride in any- thing less than a Packard. She knows Nadine. Appears to be bored by everything, but we know she ' s not. Class play. H. Y. S. WARD STORM — Very jolly and always ready for a good time. Mr. Barrow, the attorney, in the class play. When it comes to playing a trumpet, Ward will show you how. Senior Booster staff. CARL STOYCHEFF — Sometimes known as Professor. Takes great interest in music and teaches it after school. He surely can play on his violin. Will make a name for himself some day in the field of music. MAY STUCKMEYER— One of those golden blondes. May knows how to get the Top Ten buttons without even appearing to try. When does she study? Always talking about something. Masoma. LOMA SWICKHEIMER— Has the ability to keep every one laughing. Wonder why Loma is so very anxious to graduate? Has a pleasing personality, and is every one ' s friend. Likes her history, and doesn ' t slight her other subjects either. RUTH THOMPSON— Tiny but cute. Very popular with the strong sex. A great pal of Irene Hughes. Take a tip, boys, and keep hands off, for Ruth has a great big steady.