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

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Jore word - - - - cJn but a few days our life as high school students will be finished. Other scenes and other interests will re- place those of Manual, but may the bonds of friend- ship which exist between us now be strengthened by this book and in some in- tangible way keep us always together. CAROLINE LOCKHART IOLA MARSH PAUL RASOE Editor-in-CJiief Associate Editor Business Manager

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= 1 JUNE 1933 SENIOR BOOSTER Published bu THE JUNE 1933 SENIOR CLASS of Manual Training High School INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Entered as second-class matter March 30, 1912, at Indianaix Iis, Indiana, under Act of March 3, 1879

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Mr. C. M. Sharp — One of our vice-prin- cipals. Has the confidence of all the students. Leader of the White House. Mr. E. H. Kemper McComb — Whatever success we have enjoyed in high school we feel has been largely due to our prin- cipal ' s untiring efforts to make us ap- preciate the worthwhile things in life. Mr. Bertram Sanders — Our other vice- principal and sponsor of the Red House. Manual is always his first thought. Raymond Kleppe — Our honorable vice- president. Can you imagine the out-door man of Manual visiting the Methodist Hos- pital? Jake ' s one of the mightiest of the Painter men. Raymond Meyer — His excellency, the presi- dent of our class. Lucius Welwyn in the class | . I ; i . Vici pre; idem ol Roines and Odd Number clubs. First lieutenant in R. O. T. C. John Click — Our efficient treasurer. Wheu it conies to the fenimes. he ' s quiet and fool proof. Abel Mainwaring in the class play. Secretary of Roines. Vice-pn sid- ent of French club. Sarah Miller — When better records arc kept. Sarah will keep them for the weeklj or the Senior Booster. Of course, siie ' s a Masoma. Glenn Baker — Captain of R. O. T. C. and does he know his military tactics! Glenn was the murderous red-headed Scotchman in the class play. Class historian. Pres- ident of Odd Number club. Roines. Marthajane Zintel — Will challenge any one to a game of ping pong. Just ask her about .Max. President of H. Y. S. club. Constance Darner in class play. May queen. Giftorian. Masoma. Irvin Caplin — Known as I try, and can he play tennis? He is one of those argu- mentive types — ask Clayton. Willmaker. Radio and Chess and Checker clubs. Dorothy Phillips — Rates with the tall cent- er on the Washington High hardwood team and, incidentally, a man from Muncie. Secretary of Forum club. Class prophet. Masoma. Paul Rasor — The popular roll room repre- sentative from 135. The man of many romances. Will be missed because of his good jokes. Business manager of the Senior Booster. Miss Arda Knox — For twenty-two years Miss Knox has sponsored the June seniors to graduation. One whom our class can truly call a friend. Sponsor of the Roines; club and a member of the math depart- ment. Caroline Lockhart — Has a heart like a jig saw puzzle — hard to figure out. Editor-in- chief of the Senior Booster and associate editor of the weekly Booster. Attendance secretary of the Book club. Masoma. Mr. Clarence Clayton — Able manager of roll room 135. His cheerful smile helps us start the day right. Head of the math department.