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

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Senior Booster June Seniors Florence Cheadle — Whoever said, Beautiful but dumb certainly never knew this little miss. President of the Y section of the H. Y. S. club and vice-president of the X section of the Junior Drama League. A talented pianist. A girl who has made a big place for herself at Manual. Personals. Onis Clampitt — One of the many who are rocking the boat of un- successful lawyers. Just like a new Ford — there and gone. Bobert Clutter — Bob is a prominent musician in Manual ' s band. He says that in another year he ' ll furnish bread free to all seniors with the compliments of the Purity Bakery. Rebecca Cohen Petite, yes, I u1 mighty. As lirighl as [vlisnn ' s chv trie light. Neighbor Berlingot ' s little daughter in the class play. Speaks French fluently — for an amateur. Quite young for a grad- uate. Her sweet disposition has endeared her to everyone. Florence Condrey — A modern goldy locks with plenty of admirers. Knows a certain post-grad pretty well. Has a smile that would soften any heart. Class play. Balph Conner — His hair is one of the seven wonders of the world. For more information, see him. His presence didn ' t add to the quiet in 135 as Ealph must have his fun. Ealph is a great Latin wizard. Bella Constantino — Delia ' s rather quiet. Don ' t hear much from her, but she certainly knows the P ' s and Q ' s in her studies. One of the few who gets A-f- in bookkeeping. Ethel Copenhaver — Quiet but very friendly. Likes good grades and certainly knows how to get them. Dorothy Coverdill — Says that she is Irish. No wonder she is so care-free and happy-go-lucky. Mr. Moore ' s star the fourth period. Served on the properties committee for the class play. William Covert — A doggier Tylo Miss Perkins could not have found. Bill was one of Manual ' s entries in the Edison Con- test. With Bill we lose a turbulent Manual booster. President of the X section of the Science club. Eoines. On scenery commit- tee of class play. Veneta Cox — An intelligent girl who has a weakness for Chevrolets as unconquerable as chewing gum. Veneta was one of the hours in the class play. Mildred Cranmore — Has a true enthusiastic Manual spirit which seems a part of her. Mildred ' s a friend to all.

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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.

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Senior Booster June Seniors Malcolm Creasser — Lady ' s man. All Malcolm needs is a cane to look ILke the well dressed gentlemen seen in the magazines. Has one of those radio laughs — the kind that you can hear all over school. Helen Butli Davis — One of our smart Latin students. Always near the top in the Latin quotation contests. Another of our class musi- cians — a good pianist. Mummy Tyl in the class play. Bae Shirley Davis — Has plenty of personality — and how! Has only been here for a short time, but is so friendly, you just can ' t help liking her. Here ' s a secret — her complexion is natural. Rae ' s a linguist. Personals. Eobert Davis — He toots the big tuba in the band. Girls, take notice. Boli drives the biggest Nash you ever saw, and it ' s always full of — giils. Bread in the class play. Popular member of 135-A. Wilma Davis — When Wilma came to Manual, she found there had been another Wilma Davis who was graduated last year. She was even given the other Wilma ' s old study slip ! How ' s that for econ- omy? Wilma was a child of the future in the class play. William Dembroff — An unusually studious chap. One of Mr. Web- ster ' s students who is still interested in increasing his vocabulary. His brother ' s better half when it comes to arguing. A loaf of bread in the class play. Harry Dock — Wears spats n ' everything. allotment of part times. ' Doc gets more than his Bonnie Emberton — She can often be seen but is rarely heard. A good student, and one of our dej: endable and faithful Manualites. Bonnie is the kind that makes the world go round. Louis JSshowsky — Wonder if he is as hard to get along with as his name is to pronounce. One of Mr. Mathews ' lawyers-to-be. Frances Essex — One of the few who rarely talk. You can never tell though ; she may be different outside of school. Wonder who the black leather coat belongs to? Frances loves tragedy. Masoma. Oscar Fields — This would-be Spaniard knows how to tie big knots in his ties. Does he play a banjo? See Oscar for a good orchestra. Oscar has the kind of personality that brings an income. President of the Y section of the Junior Drama League. Esther Ford — Is no relation to Henry Ford. Esther doesn ' t even like a Ford, but has a weakness for a certain Chrysler.