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

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SENIOR HOOSTEE lU ' SINESS CITIES X SECTION POST GRADUATES MASOMA CLUE

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SENIOR BOOSTER SENIOR ATHLETICS HARRY WONG Mark Armour devoted three seasons to basketball while at Manual. lie played forward and floor guard with the var- sity the last two years. Not only another Johnny Wooden as a dribbler but the scrap- piest little player on the team. Mark also offered his service to the tennis team and per- formed brilliantly on the court. Edwin Beeson played one year of freshman, two years of second team, and one year of varsity basketball. Ed was a dependable pivot man, and his tip-in shots spelled defeat for many opponents. Ed proved his ability as a golfer by winning a letter in this sport. Coach Boese ' s mainstay for the last two seasons. Fred Brant was a forward with the net snip- ers for two years. lie played varsity ball last season and was high point man in some games. Fred played second and third base for two years on the baseball team and always did his best. Anthony Lee was a consistent ground gainer on the football team. His excellent mental atti- tude earned him the captaincy of the team last year. Tony is a natural born leader. He de- veloped into a deadly tackier, and won a place on the all-city eleven. Duane James was Coach Painter ' s halfback last year. He played two years of baseball and was a slugging center fielder. Rolland Woodrum decided to do something for Manual, so he turned out for football last year. Roly played end and tackle. He was a defensive player and stopped many of the oppo- nents ' charges. Roly was a shot putter with the track squad during his senior year. John Lain also played guard on the football team last semester. He engaged in second string and varsity competition. Albert Sham was a guard on the football squad. Al was always in the thick of the bat- tle. His services are greatly appreciated. Alvin Huebner developed into a stellar second baseman. He served one year under Coach STUDENT MANAGERS Top Row — Robert Coomler. Robert Hiutt, Clayton Burres. Lower Row — Evans Miller. LaVauglut Brabevdcr. Richard Brier. Skinner and two years under Coach Williams. Al handled second base with such skill and consistency that his ab- sence next year will be great- ly felt. Harold Schultz was a third baseman on the baseball team for one year, lie was an ef- ficient performer. AVilliam Faust was a rac- quet wielder with Coach Mof- fat ' s tennis team. Bill play- ed three years and won sev- eral matches. Bill is one fel- low who took tennis seriously and always put up a good bat- tle. Harry Wong played fresh- man basketball, football, and also won the track medal giv- en by the Roines during his freshman year. Lh- also ran the mile and half mile for three seasons with the thinly clads. Ankie ' s cross country runner the last two seasons. Paul Kritsch ran the mile and half mile with the thinly-clads for two years. He also partici- pated in two seasons of cross-countrv running. Paul was dependable and always could bellied on for points. John King is small, but how he can run! An- kie ' s cross-country runner for two years, and the mightiest little performer on the squad. Henry Hasse turned out for track for two seasons. He high jumped and broad jumped for the squad. Hank displayed real form. Harold Stofer spent one season on cross-coun- try and one season in track. He ran the quarter mile and the relays with the tracksters. Harold has unlimited ability as a runner. Charles Yager distinguished himself by his all-round gymnastic performances. Charley went to the State Meet at Purdue two years and carried off first honors in several events. He won further recognition in the Indiana and Ken- tucky district meet by becoming the apparatus champion.

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SENIOR BOOSTER . ,,, H. Y. S. CLUB— Y SECTION CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB ART CLUB