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

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Senior Booster June Seniors Josephine Barton — They liked Josephine ' s conscientious attitude so well in 217 that there was sonic difficulty in getting her here. But here ' tis. Masoma. Roy Beat tic — By dogged perseverance, Boy has become prominent as a football and track star. He ' s the boy who does so much out- side reading. At least he ' s always outside the library door. Robert Beeson — Bob supported our athletic teams with a true Manual spirit. He swings a golf club with confidence which would make Mr. Jones open his eyes. No matter where lie ' s going, Bob always first goes south. What for, Bob ? Sarah Beilach — One of the two beautiful brunette attendants of the May Queen. Her poise, grace and pleasing ways have made a big place for her at Manual. Helped produce On With the Show. An hour in the class play. Masoma. Secretary of the Y section of the Science club. Elizabeth Bissell — Wonder how she got the nickname of Chatter- box in Mr. Moffat ' s class? Makes a wonderful Amos. One of the hours in the class play, and one that would make a clock strike twice. Business manager of the Senior Booster. Ida Bluestein — Carries responsibility like an old timer. Ida is first mate in her father ' s business. Marguerite Boatman — Can cry more than any two people. Was Water in the class play. Peg wants to be an actress. Surely has the ability. Mr. Moffat ' s star. Ask for her Whale of a Story. Oscar Bodenburg — Perhaps its his manly beauty or perhaps it ' s his magnificent town-cars, but, at any rate, he ' s attractive to the ladies. A late corner in 135. Norma Bole — The second Fritz Kreisler. One-third of the famous trio of Lois, Kate, and Norma. Ask her how she directs those one- act plays. Stage assistant for the class play. Masoma. Mary Bowermaster — Since the panels were finished for the Booster, Mary lias dropped out of school. We are sorry she can not be grad- uated with the class. Iran Brammell — One of Mr. Maxwell ' s lawyers who, we are certain, is a direct descendant of Ivan-Hoe. Ivan is a busy man and finds no time for the girls. Robert Brinl: — That happy boy witli the slow drawling voice. He plays a trombone in the one and only Manual band so he must be a first-rate musician. Easy going and lias many friends.

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Senior Booster lone Seniors Jean Alexander — Quiet and studious. Jean lias a smile which is catching. Her ambition is to be a librarian. President of the X section of the Junior Red Cross. Recording secretary of the Political Science Chili. Virginia AmatO — Not so small hut that she can reach the keys of a typewriter. Virginia always looks as if she had just stepped out of the latest fashion hook. One of the blue children in the class play. Virginia Ashley — An innate acumen for snappy retorts must be used some way! Ginny was an angel in the class play. A real per- son. Booster staff. Personals. Masoma. Charles Baerman — One of those snappy captains, girls. Knows how to give orders. Has curly hair that everyone admires. Ask him any- thing about Spanish. He is tall and handsome and is one of Manual ' s few women haters. Roines. Merrill Bailey — One of those few will-power, he-men that have no time for the opposite sex. Oh, yeah? Boys and girls, when you are looking foi- a kindly smile just call on Merrill Bailey. Eleanor Baker — One of the busy young ladies in the Office Training class. She ' s a, great basketball fan, too — for more reasons than one. She surely gets her Marks! Lillian Baker — An eager participant in all athletics. The girls ' basketball team was probably improved by her presence at all prac- tices. President of the German Chili. Mary Virginia Baler — One of our good looking brunettes. She ' s usually quiet, but we don ' t know everything. Ask Les Kappmeyer. Alma Balfour — Thinks an alternating education is just the thing. Manual, Tech, Manual. We ' re glad Alma doesn ' t have to go hack to Tech again. Kathleen Harms — Even if she is busy with hall duties, she always comes up with any task assigned to her. Kathleen has been secre- tary and treasurer of the X section of the H. Y. S. Club all year. Lawrence Barr — Lawrence always wears a big smile. Knows the radio backwards. His one ambition is to be a radio announcer be- cause of his talking ability. Margaret Bartholomew — Secretary of the Y section of the Junior Drama League. Margaret gives one smile free with each purchase in the salesroom. Very industrious member of the class. Personals. Masoma.

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Senior Booster June Seniors Norman Brodey — Prefers blondes, brunettes, and redheads. When Brodey graduates, we think he ' ll catch up on his sleep. One of the heavy property men in the class play. Dorothy Brothers — We wonder whom she keeps thinking about? Of course someone from a different state ; a ring proves it. Dorothy possesses personality, a winning smile, pep and is a friend to every- body. An angel in the class play. Claude Brown — Always has something worth while to say. Rather smart for his size, age, and ability! One of the Heights gang. Nolile Burlchart — Has a monopoly on all A+ ' s. Knows how to toot a wicked cornet. Has a perfect plus average in his three years of mathematics. Represented Manual in the Edison Contest. Can ' t carry many more Top Ten buttons. Holds the office of secretary- treasurer of the Radio Club. Carroll Buries — It is very hard to dig up his history, but we hear he is fond of the three tilings — sleep, silence, and supper. Robert Burton — A good dancer and athlete. Showed his dancing ability in the English program. Higg ' s buddy. Manual needs more like Bobby to back athletics. A real Booster agent. Back stage committee for the class play. Cha rles Cambridge — His interest is centered in a certain blonde, but we can ' t blame him. Good looking, we must admit. Popular, too. There ' s always a smile for everyone. We appreciate that. Personals. Sophie Camhe — Wants to instruct small Spaniards Spanish in Madrid, ' tis said. Sophie knows her anchoves. Kenneth Campbell — Energetic and peppy. He is one of the like them all men. Kenneth would make a good radio announcer. Can really throw his voice — sometimes too far. Tylette in the class play. Ralph Capline er — Without Ralph there would be no need for Wrig- ley ' s Juicy Fruit. Drives a Studebaker and how — mostly how. R. O. T. C. Clara Carson — The last fresh leaf of the Carson (Kit) family tree. Clara is a competent commercial student. Walter Chappell — Very quiet. Perhaps he is thinking while we talk. One of those efficient, hard working, back stage boys who made the Blue Bird a success.