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Itiith Boyer — As dependable as her big sister, but she goes in for home manage- ment instead of nursing. Only one nurse to a family. Cora Brown — Yes. she came from way out west. but she certainly has gained many friends here at Manual. Assists the librarians the fourth period. Secretary of the V. V. V. club. Masoma. Richard Burkhart — The boy with a real head for studies. Belongs to Latin and Book clubs and is a member of the senior band. Looks fine in a uniform. Has a big smile for a little girl in his Latin class. James linrks — The class play advertise- ments made Jimmie quite famous his senior year. Ladies man. Social commit- tee for Class day. Senior Booster sales- man. Hi-Y club. Uuth Burnstein — The old adage, oppos- ites attact. can be applied here, because ' tis rumored he is a blonde. Vice-presid- ent of Business Girls ' club (X section) Girls Glee club. Cosmopolitan club. Frances Cameron — Another one of those girls who makes the most of her oppor- tunities by taking home management. Quite an actress in outside affairs. Jake Camhi — Although Jake is a member of the Squeek and Static club, there is no static in his thinking. Frequently seen on the stage collecting those little bronze buttons. Roy Carney — Smallest member of the Car- ney-Updike friendship. Roy ' s ambition is to be a giant in a circus but we ' re from Missouri. Stage hand for class play. Wilbur Cassady — Furnished plenty of re- serve strength for Manual football games. Likes to wear his block M sweater. A late arrival to our class from 217. Helga Christenson — Manual ' s smiling brunette. We wonder whom she thinks of when she smiles. Whoever it is. she must think of him all the live long day. Business Girls ' club. Charles Christolph — The boy that made good in the big city. One of the few- blondes, and it ' s not peroxide either. He gets a big kick out of his civics class, es- pecially when he ' s getting points taken off. Beatrice Cohen — Shall we ever forget Bea as Mrs. Welwyn in the class play? The live wire of any party or even class room. Efficient attendance secretary of the Cosmopolitan club. Speech Arts club. Morris Cohen — Coach Moffat ' s protege. We wonder what library supplies Morris with such an enormous quantity of read- ing material. Forum club. .Sara Cohen — Sara is preparing herself for the big business world. Let ' s hope the Wall Street wolf doesn ' t speculate on Sara. Costume committee for class play. Busi- ness Girls ' club. Elizabeth Conover — Here ' s a girl who seems to have energy to throw away. And that smile of hers! President of Business Girls ' club, (X section), and chairman of banner committee.
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► • llfc -■ ■HIf !■ HHSUy t Jl « V nm May Xell Anderson — A future artist we hope. Anyway she did a fine job design- ing our arm bands. Thinks life is just a bowl of cherries. Business committee for class play. Miriam Anderson — Can sing in the glee club or compose a class motto, whichever is in demand, and still have time for Masoroa and Annette. Harold Barkliau — Where did he get the orange sweater? Seldom seen withouf Lucille. Is always heard during roll call. Dorothy Beanblossom — We can always tell when Dorothy is near, by that distinctive giggle of hers. Interested in Mel. Per- sonals committee. Program committee for Class day. H. Y. S. club. Hugh Heard — An ambitious math student, and strange to say he gets good grades, too. A real radio fan. If you want to stock up on Eddie Cantor ' s jokes, just ask Hugh. John Berry — Mr. Hanske ' s tag-a-long. At- tendance secretary of the Camera club and chairman of the program committee for Class day. John is an authority on dark looms. Hay Binford — Faithful member of the Hi-Y club. Girls, doesn ' t he make a real show when in his R. O. T. C. uniform? Wears a blue sweater for atmosphere. John Bissell — Another one of Miss Perkins ' stars. Played the leading role in the class play. Also took part in May day. Presi- dent of Speech Arts club, (Y section ). Morris Bloom — His hair is the leason girls get pernianents. Curly has the habit of acquiring many Top Ten pins. His aim in life is to become a second Will Rogers. Robert Bok — If you want Bok, look for Unger, Peterson, or McAfee. His ambition is to be a sailor and have a sweetheart in every port. Ask him about his boat. Industrial Arts chili. Mattie Bolin — Studious pupil, belongs to the Girls ' Glee club; likes her senior speech and home management classes. Girl Reserve and Camera clubs. Anna Bolotin — Anna ' s long hair and big brown eyes are very becoming to her. Silvia in the class play. Chairman of the color committee. Secretary treasurer of Book club. Speech Arts club. Personals committee. Craig Bosley — Popular with all the teach- ers due to the influence of Howe military academy. Chairman of the arm band com- mittee. On committee for senior auditor- iums. Book club. Josephine Bova — Keeps Mr. Clayton from turning gray by not talking out of turn during roll call. Jo ' s never too busy to help her classmates. Mildred Boyer — She is fitting hersell for an all ' round life — business courses, nurs- ing and speech.
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I Francis Cook — Another quiet boy. Girls, here ' s a man that thinks he should have attention. Is there a Girl Scout in the crowd? Ralph Covvden — Not interested unless you mention Muncie. Nothing seems to bother Ralph, not even his lessons. Business com- mittee for Class day. Painter swears by Cowden ' s ability in the back field. Klnor (oyle — Elnor can make a lot of noise when she chooses. Small but mighty when it comes to managing her affairs. Proper- ty committee for class play. Business Girls club. Helen Craven — Another of the curly head- ed Cravens girls, and each one is better than the last. She will be easy on the eyes — as well as the disposition of her employer. Karl Dean — The mainstay of the Senior Booster. Art editor and bookkeeper. It takes a tall man to choose the class gilt. Dorothj Dickover — Dot finds her attrac- tion outside of school. Ask her if she knows a certain Al. Speech Arts club. Costume committee for the class play. John Donahue — The most efficient trom- bone footer in the senior band and orch- estra. A friend of every one. Hi-Y club. Dorothy Drake — No wonder Harold is al- ways late to his tenth hour class. Dorothy is one of the good looking members of the Girls ' Glee club. Speech Arts club. Costume committee for the class play. Clifford Elkins — Spends most of his time selling ice cream to all the goodlooking girls. Likes different people at different times. Active member of the Hi-Y club. .Mildred Fisher — How Midge rates a cer- tain Jan. ' 33 senior! One of Manual ' s just right girls. President of V. V. V., vice-president of English VIII group of G. L. M. One of the best workers in the library- Henry Flaherty — Just a senior speech star with a real smile. A clever member of t lie advertising committee for class play. Florence Cause — Everyone knows Florence by her laugh. Does she rate with the men ! Never takes anyone seriously, even her best friends. Is a member of the Vim, Vigor and Vitality club. Masoma. Daniel Geller — We ' re sorry that Dan could not partake in our senior activities, but appendicitis is appendicitis after all. An all ' round ladies ' man but seems to be strongly attracted to Shortridge. Robert Glover — Bob hails from Terre Haute. Has been here only two years but has made a name for himself on both gridiron and baseball diamond. The rea- son the Chatterbox goes over so big. Louis Goldman — Louis takes an interest in absolutely everything. Where did he get that laugh? Member of Radio club.
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