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Foreword ONCEIVED in the idea of prolonging the remembrance of dear happenings and dedi- cated to the thought of these words — Lest We Forget , this, our Senior Booster, is the materialization of our plans. If this book, if only in one instance, aids in bringing to mind pleasant mem- ories of dear old Manual, the staff and we, the editors, shall feel that our efforts shall not have been in vain. WILLIAM WINTER Editor-in-Chief DOROTHY ANDERSON Associate Editor Published by Class of June, 1929 Emmerich Manual Training High School INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
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SENIOR BOOS T E R June Seniors Mr. McComb—The capable coach of our outstanding class. Started our class on its way and helped propel it toward the ultimate goal instilled in the heart of every freshman boy and girl and carried throughout the years — Graduation. Mr. Eanslce— The faculty member to whom we, the June 1929 Class, thought it fitting to dedicate our Senior publication. Mr. Hanske is the clever and artful head of the Science depart- ment and teacher of roll room 213. Ask him to draw a picture for you! You ' ll get some returns. Miss Knox — Sponsor of our class. We salute you, Miss Knox, in tribute for what you have done for us. We, the June class of 1929, think you a most wonderful sponsor and an ideal example of true Manual loyalty. The efficient sponsor of the Eoines Club and a teacher in the Math, department. Mr. Sanders — The jolly vice-principal who likes to appear on the scene as rather ferocious but is willing to help every senior or otherwise who needs help badly — especially when they ' re taken to the office ! Mr. Sharp — The square-shooter who believes in giving everyone his chance and making it so outstanding that it will be recog- nized. Believes in giving a helping boost here and there, thereby meriting the esteem of every Manualite. George Figg — One of the most worthy presidents a class ever had. Certainly has the ability to become a famous artist some day. President of Roines Club. Mr. Stanlaw in the class play. His place will be hard to fill when George has commenced . Dorothy Anderson — Thinks some day she may be an osteopath (wonder if she ' ll ever have any patience?) Got enough offices to be a politician. Man-hater. (Hates to be without them.) Secretary of June class. Editor-in-chief of the regular Booster and Associate Editor of the Senior Booster. Everyone called on Dorothy when something was wanted done well. Masoma. William Moon — Vice-president of our most illustrious class. One of the most popular boys in school. Wonder who his blonde attraction is? She lives on Prospect Street. Perhaps you have a good imagination — maybe you know — certainly you can guess. Class Play. Roines. Wilbert Eggert — John Paul Bart in the class play. With his winning smile, personality, and ability to act he ought to be able to get a contract any time with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Treasurer of our superior class. Vice-president of Roines Club. Helen Light — Helen is a pretty brunette who has enough medals and prizes of various kinds to fill several booths. We ' d hate to have to count all the Typewriting awards she has won ! One of the May Queen ' s attendants. Class Play committee. President of H. ' y. S. Max Einstandig — Mr. Huber, the superb tailor, of A Tailor- Made Man . If we had room, we ' d write all the things he belongs to, but there isn ' t room to write his biography. Class Historian. President of the Odd Number Club. Manager of tennis team. Roines. Alfred Hollander — The outstanding member of our class who won two big prizes this last semester. One was the $500 Uni- versal Pictures Corporation Prize, and the other the Chemical Contest prize of $20. Alfred certainly has made a name for himself in the literary world.
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