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

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SENIOR BOOSTER Page Seven June 1928 Seniors FRIEDA DRAEGER— Mrs. Carmichael in the class play. Attendant to the May Queen. Makes herself heard at representative meetings. Wonderful personality. Has many friends. Class play committee. Masoma. MARCETA DUKES— The girl with the beautiful curls. Always has a smile for everyone. Oh, how she loves her historv! RUBY DUNHAM— Wears all the loudest colors. Knows somebody named Elmer. One of Mr. Brayton ' s prize pupils. Likes all her studies. HOMER DUPEE — Always willing to bring his violin and play for a senior dance. Always ready to help anyone, and a willing worker at Manual. His orchestra, The Pacemakers , is really hot. It travels from coast to coast. (Brightwood to Ben Davis.) AMELIA EADE — Amelia certainly is a good dancer. Likes to tell of her experiences when learning to dance. Amelia and Geniel are often classed as the Siamese Twins. ALFRED EHLERS— Joe Millers only rival. Alfred is a superb success during the lunch period. One of Manual ' s basketeers. President of Hi-Y. EVELYN EVANS — Plans to be a nurse some day. She should make a good one because she has such an amicable disposition. Takes an interest in all of her subjects, especially physiology. WAYNE FARMER— The big barber of W. I. Cuts a mean sideburn. Loves to argue. Has several crocheted medals which he has won in debates. Good looking and has a smile for everybody. FRED FECHTMAN— A real tennis player. Knows civics like no two persons, and feels at home in any- body ' s library. Has that schoolgirl complexion. LOUIS FINEGOLD— How is Annabelle? Did you ever notice his sheik walk and patent leather hair? Shines in Literature VII. Spends a lot of time on his Ford, but no money. A good fellow.

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Page Six SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors HAZEL CARVER— Known to her friends as Peggy One of the songsters in the Girls ' Glee Club. Hazel pre- fers that Purdue win in all athletic contests. There ' s a reason, but not grapenuts. RUTH CASSIDY— Side kick of Sheats and Kelly. Can recite on Wordsworth and knows her vegetables by mem- ory. Good mixer in any crowd. HELEN COLLINS— Helen likes to date the handsome athletic brutes. Maybe that explains the big turnout in all sports this year. Always jolly and out for a good time. Is a good example of why some gentleman was mistaken when he said gentlemen prefer blondes. Senior Booster staff. H. Y. S. INEZ COOGAN— One of Miss Scotten ' s literature won- ders. Quiet during recitation periods only. Tries to compete with the sleeping beauty. INA CORNELL — Remember two years ago when Ina was a little old fashioned girl with long hair? Has changed greatly since then but not for the worst. Takes great interest in her school work, especially in music and science. Class play. Senior Booster staff. Masoma. LOUISA COVY — Another of Miss Hayne ' s saleswomen. Works at Block ' s. She turned down an out-of-town job to stay with her friends at Manual. ROBERTA CRAVEN— Studious but not quiet. Always has something to talk about. Has lovely red hair. We wonder what her strong attraction at New Palestine is. GENEIL DEANE — Interested in a certain bank, and also knows about every player in a certain jazz orchestra. Seen driving an Overland around quite a bit. She and Amelia could represent the Gold Dust Twins. VENEDA DEANE — Here ' s where brains and good looks go together making one of Manual ' s star pupils. Has a monopoly on the commercial points. One of the editors of the Business Bulletin. Senior Booster staff. ENID DICK— The girl with many friends. Showed her ability as an actress in the class play. We all remember how she can cry. One of Manual ' s efficient librarians. Good French student. President of Girl Reserve.

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Page Eight SENIOR BOOSTER June 1928 Seniors ANNABELLE FISHER— She knows Louis. One of those natural blondes. Katherine Kelly ' s side kick. GEORGE GERDTS — George ' s aim in life culminates in the person of an Idle-list . He knows how to man- age a Ford. George has a monoply on the Haircut- correct. SOL GUERNSTEIN— The Ichabod Crane of Manual — in height only?? Fine fellow; frightfully felicitatious; famous for fondness for feminine friends; fascinating facial features. Looks like the last word from The Store Correct. Favorite comeback, Oh, is that your foot? Pardon me, I thought it was a platform. Senior Booster staff. ROY GIFT — Roy is the answer to a maiden ' s prayer. He possesses a rare personality. A good friend of Hor- ace and John. JAMES GILBREATH— Jimmy gives lectures on love— and how! He is also the world ' s greatest impersonator of an ape, next to Lon Chaney. Mr. Carmichael in the class play. Senior Booster staff. SARAH GOLDSTEIN— Becky in the class play. We would like to have her ability to tumble off chairs grace- fully. Wonderful disposition. Chemistry star. EDITH GORENSTEIN— Business manager of the Booster. Edith always wears a smile. Nothing but th e best is ever heard about her. Senior Booster staff. DOROTHY GRAY— Class play. She makes a fine little boy — little but cute. Precious goods come in small packages. Dot and Violet are great pals. Gets her busi- ness law mixed up with civics. Senior Booster staff. MARY GRITTON— A little girl with good looks, and also very smart. This is an unusual combination. One of the few girls with naturally curly hair. MARGARET HAMEL— Her hobby is playing the piano. Is going to be a great musician some day. Interested in her school work.