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

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Page Four SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors RUTH ADOLAY— Another one of those hard working Masomas that the school could not do without. Likes everyone. Jolly disposition. A true Manualite. Masoma. ROBERT AHLDERS— Economics star. Never has more than one girl at a time. But what a time! Likes to argue with everyone. Don ' t try it, because he usually wins them. MAX ALBRECHT— Max is the kind of boy who tells you what he thinks of you on his fingers. His thumbs automatically point upward when he sees a friend. Probably a token of friendship. SOPHIA ALPERT— Always getting her speech and salesmanship mixed up. Makes speeches about sales- manship in speech class, and uses her speech in her salesmanship class. Likes to ride in a certain Ford, but we hear that it is soon to be a Chevrolet. NINA BAAS — Mich Minchin in the class play. How could she be so cross and cruel? Nina gives piano les- sons and plays beautifully herself. Popular with all her friends. H. Y. S. NADINE BARNES— Clara Bow ' s double. We think she ' s easy on the eyes. Fred undoubtedly thinks so. Crazy about Dream Kisses . Liked by everybody. H. Y. S. Senior Booster. WHAUNITA BEACH— Is interested in a certain Man- ual graduate of the opposite sex. Often seen with a strawberry blonde from Tech. Whaunita sometimes drives a Ford — and how! Stars in her history class. H. Y. S. LOLA BERRY— Although there is a high school in New Bethel, where Lola lives, she preferred Manual. Many girls envy Lola ' s wavy hair and large brown eyes. She is an ambitious student, but there are attractions at New Bethel. OLIVER BLAKE — Likes his senior speech. Handles canned beans at a Standard Grocery. Snappy dresser and plenty good looking. Would make a good model. Can imitate any one in the class. MARGARET BOLINGER— Envied because of her never-ending cheerfulness. Always chosen to help in senior activities. She was one of the committee that made May Day a success. Senior Booster staff. I L ■ t, J

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SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors Page Three ROBERT BERXD— Associate editor of Senior Booster, Robert is right there when it comes to being studious. Getting a Top Ten button is no thrill to him. Keeps Xadine busy answering questions at roll call. Roines. FRANK HENZIE — Business manager of the Senior Booster and responsible for all of the art work. Frank is one of the most dependable fellows in school, and everyone knows his ready smile. Played baseball. Roines. MAI DA JUPIN — Assistant business manager of the Booster. Has the best permanent wave in school. Mr. Barnhart ' s private secretary. Always can be depended upon to make good grades, especially in commercial work. HERMAN KLINGE— Class historian. The versatile ladies ' man of the June class. He is firmly opposed to co-education? His most famous saying: I ' m broke; lend me a quarter. A member of the Davis and Hanke- meier clan. Class play. CARL BURRIS— Will-maker of the class. Captain of basketball team and a good point maker for the track team. Considered by faculty and fellow classmates as a prince of a fellow. KATHERINE KELLY— Prophet of the class. The girl with the beautiful personality. Kate takes a great interest in everyone and is well thought of at Manual. A true and helpful friend of the freshie. H. Y. S. LAWRENCE LAUGHLIN— Class giftorian. The blond headed athlete that the girls like to see on any athletic field. ' Lofty starred in baseball, basketball, football, and track during his athletic career at Manual. (Also plays poker.) Roines. JAMES SCHWARTZ— Played the leading male role in the class play. Another reason why the play was a suc- cess. Well, Ram Dass? Pretends to be immune to feminine wiles. Probably leading them on. Senior Booster staff. HELEN THOMPSON— President of Masoma. Our scholar: her name consistently appeared at the head of Top Ten lists. Always accomplishes what she starts out to do. She has a monopoly on history ribbons. She never lets anything interfere with her having a good time, however. RICHARD FOGARTY— Editor of the Booster. Our man-about-town. Changes girl so often we can ' t keep a record of their names. Manages to make the teachers like him. Civics star. A good sport. Senior Booster staff. Secretary of Roines.

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SENIOR BOOSTER Page Five June 1928 Seniors CARL BRENNER— A very distinguished captain in the R. O. T. C. Carl is showing his military ability by lead- ing his army safely through many a paper-wad battle. Carl has many friends which goes to prove that he is a true Manualite. ARTHUR BRUHN— The silent Hoosier on the basket- ball and baseball teams. After playing backguard one year on the second team, Art developed into a red-hot center. Sometimes called the woman hater . GEORGIA BUCK— A source of information on book- keeping. She seems to be losing a lot of sleep lately for some reason. Ought to write a book entitled Famous Excuses. VIRGINIA BURKS— A shorthand star. Esther Meyer ' s best friend. Takes office training. Always full of pep. Worked on the business staff of the Booster. HERBERT BURNETT — A promising young shoe sales- man. Herb is one of Manual ' s track stars, and one to be proud of, too. Girls, he owns one of these few Block M sweaters. Roines. JOE CALDERON — Joe has been out for the track team for so many years that they couldn ' t do without him. There is a certain girl who thinks Joe is awfully good looking. Joe is a dependable, steady worker and likes his speech class. ELIZABETH CAPLINGER— A n o t h e r strawberry blonde. Very neat looking and attractive. Has many friends. Likes her literature class. HAROLD CAPPEL— A good student and very depend- able. Harold says he is going to write a book on physics that every high school student can understand. DOROTHEA CARREL— An efficient and popular mem- ber of the Masomas. She says she hates boys, but some people think differently. A very brilliant student, espec- iallv in commercial work. Masoma. HAZEL CARTER — One of Manual ' s beauty experts. For reference, see Margaret Stoiber. Plays a great big fiddle in the orchestra. Blanche in the class play. Always busy at something. H. Y. S.