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

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IM , -» ROLAND HANSEN — Rol ' s big ambition is to be a mechanical engineer. He escorts Dorothy through the halls. Builds model air- planes. Camera, Radio and Roines Clubs. LORETTA HANSING — Can ' t decide between Earl and the radio in Harold ' s car. Member of German and Camera Clubs. IRENE HARDEN — Efficient prompter for the class play. She knows all the answers in Literature VIII. Bookkeeper for the senior Booster. Member of the Book Club. NORMAN HARDESTY — Frenzel medals and all athletic achievements ar e Norman ' s goal. One of Miss Thale ' s pet askers of silly ques- tions in civics. Radio and Gym Clubs. ROSEMARY HEETZEL — Shows her prefer- ence for George. Known as Good time Rosemary. A favorite jokester who studies Ed Vvynn ' s style. ETHEL HERBIG — If Ethel received a dime every time she handed out a compliment, she ' d have more money than a chain letter enthusiast. Masoma Club. HORTENSE HERMANN — Vivacious Horsie is a true Manual pepster. A future commer- cial artist of exceptional ability. Art editor of senior Booster. German Club. Masoma. PAUL HOLLINGSWORTH — Takes advantage of his beautiful blonde hair in wooing memb- ers of the feminine sex, particularly Marilyn. Is a prominent member of the Art and Hi-Y Clubs. EDNA HOLLOVVELR — This dark-haired beauty knows her history, especially the dates both past and present. Likes to drive her car. Active member of Masoma Club. JESSIE HORN — A capable member of office training and Business Girls ' Club. Plays clarinet in the band an-d is interested in stamp collecting. Masoma. MARJORIE HOWARD — With an equally winsome smile she checks library books, or collects Booster payments. Her French ac- cent sounds like gay Paree. Vice-president of Masoma. H. Y. S. Club. JOHN HUFFMAN — An editor for the New York Sun, or perhaps a reporter. Selects In- diana Central for more reasons than one. Member Chess and Checkers Club. RUSSELL HUMMER — Has already started his business career while finishing his high school course. Ambition and ability are a fine combination. KEITH JACOB — Tiny aspires to commer- cial artistry. Has gained shop sketching awards. Stage crew of class play. Art Club. LOUISE JOHNSON — Louise ' s ambition is to rival Ruth Etting, Kate Smith or Galli Cur- ci. A member of the property committee for the class play. MARGUERITE JOHNSON — One of our small but mighty little girls. Would like to be a kindergarten teacher. Patty in class play. Masoma, Red Cross, and president of German Club. CH RLES JOSEPH — He ' s always up in the air. Anyway, he wants to be a transport pilot. Served on property committee for class play. Chess and Checkers and Radio Clubs. PAUL JOLLIFF — Outstanding track and football flash who has a yen for Blooming- ton. Another of those famous he-men who plays ping pong like a professional. TEN

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FLORENCE ENOS — Pestered by one of Man- ual ' s sheiks. A school girl in the class pla . Member of the Junior Red Cross and Masoma Clubs. WOODBOW EYERMAX — This chap proved quite useful as stage electrician during the Ivy Day program. Goes in for radios and machine shop in a big way. Radio and Serv- ice Clubs. RALPH FACCONE — Active on football and baseball squads. Spends his spare time ping- ponging and flashing his brilliant smile. Fav- orite subject — chemistry. Oh, yeah? JOHN FARMER — Interested in a Manual belle — named Anna Belle. When not think- ing about the gals, he studies hie engineer- ing. Helped put Ivy Day over. President of Gymnasts Club FRANCES FERRARO — Flashing dark eyes, fast talking and a sweet smile characterize Frances. Vitally interested in her home nursing course. Member of Junior Red Cross Club. ESTHER FISH EH — Drug store cowboys ap- peal to Esther. She enjoys traveling the gay white way of Indianapolis. Ardent H. Y. S. Club member. NICKEL WM. FISHER — He is one of our very studious boys. Likes his drafting class and intends to become an architect. Is a member of the Shop and Hi-Y Clubs. CHARLES GOEHEL — Don ' t get in any argu- ments with this man of science. He is a prize debater. Consistent Top-tenner. Vice- president of Odd Number Club. Roines. Per- sonals. ELIZABETH GREEN — Has not been with us long but has made herself known to many. Likes music and sports of all kinds. Is a member of the Business Girls ' Club. HERMAN GREVE — Horticulture and busi- ness law attract Herman. As he says, We ' ll need some orchids before we ' re laid among the sweet peas. Shop Club. MILDRED GROSSMAN — An aspiring com- mercial artist with no mean ability. Was graceful Suzan Throssel in the class play. Pals around with Hortense. Art Club. Masoma. MARY GUEDEL — Handles that Buick in a fast way. Cooperated as usher for the class play. Seems to be intrigued by outside inter- ests. HELEN Gl ' LEFF — Ever active in athletics. Won physical education award. Member of speaking choir. Speech Arts and French Clubs. AGNES HALEY — Her pleasing voice has en- hanced many classes. Took a double dose of salesmanship so she could sell blind men sun glasses. FRANCES HALLER — Elder half of the Hal- ler sisters and does she get around. Wants to settle down, so you ' d better watch out, Ralph. Is a member of that select group of girls that meets in roll call. NORMA HALLER — Frances ' little sister who has plenty of wind and uses it to a good advantage, in the band and otherwise. Has a strong liking for a handsome red head. FLORENCE HAMPTON — We are glad she had discretion to leave Mays to join her for- tune with June, 1935, at Manual. Many en- vious but admiring glances are cast at her lovely wavy hair. HELEN HANSEN — An exception to the rule that a rolling stone gathers no moss. Don ' t say Red say Moss to her. Designer 01 our unique class banner. H. Y. S. Club. Ch tr3 v3 NINE

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BERNARD KASEFF — Casey spends half his time trying to get a car from his brother and spends the other half with Joe. Joke editor of the senior Booster. German and Journalists Clubs. MARGARET KEXAGY — The little girl with the big eyes. She almost convinced us that she was a freshman, Class Day. Member of Science and Art Clubs. PRANCES KINKEY — Unusually skillful in the handicraft of making artificial flowers. Strange as it seems, she spends her leisure time studying. Office work fascinates Fan. CLARA KINNEY — A sociable girl who in- tends to invade the business world as a steno- grapher. Participated in two G. L. M. shows. I. U. is her goal. Business Girls ' Club. NICK KIRA — Handsome young gigolo whose dark hair simply thrills the maidens. No, Ire ' s not flirting, its just his way. Rates unusually short hours. IMOGENE KIRRY — The girl who knows the art of collecting many friends. Made a very dependable prompter for the class play. Junior Red Cross and Speech Arts Club. CYNTHIA KITCHEIiL — Cynthia is the stud- ious type but finds time for basketball and volleyball. Costume committee for class play. Sings in choir. Likes Masoma work. Speech Arts Club. ELEANORE KOEPPEN — Her enthusiasm and hard work on the properties committee helped to make our class play a success. Member of verse speaking choir. Speech Arts Club. MILDRED KRAFT — Can usually be found discussing anything with everybody. Rach- manioff ' s understudy. Attendance-secretary of Book Club. Member of Masoma and Speech Arts Clubs. CHARLES LEWIS — Football hero who wants to be a stenographer. Made second all-city football team. Charlie ' s ambiiton is to be the permanent secretary of the Ping Pongers. ARTHUR LINDGREN— A handsome chap who seems to be able to escape the gals. Second lieutenant in R. O. T. C. Backstage in the class play. Aeronautical engineering is his future. Roines. DEAN LINSON — He ' s the top at Manual in three things, basketball, tennis and talk- ing. One of the boys lucky enough to learn how to cook. MARGARET LONG — One of Manual ' s song- birds. Wants to be a commercial artist or a concert vocalist. Hair-dresser for class play. Secretary-treasurer of Book Club. Member of Art and Speech Arts Clubs. DOROTHY LOWE — Can preside with equal facility and charm over the Business Girls ' , a filing cabinet or a comptometer. Masoma. Booster business staff. ROliERT MAAR — Takes his music seriou ' sly. Hopes to be a cornetist in a big orchestra some day. Member of Manual ' s brass sex- tet and first lieutenant in the band. JOHN MacDONALD — Plays smear trombone solos with great gusto. Senior band and member of Gymnasts Club. HOWARD MANNING — The famous pompa- dour Manning who provides umpahs for the senior band. A real go-getter who takes his science seriously. Member of Science and Rod and Reel Clubs. JACK MARKER — Eminent class reel-clicker. Works hard at surrounding himself with pretty girls. Follows papa ' s footsteps in politics. Member of Shop Club. ELEVEN