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

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JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB (X) President: Charlotte Wal- lace. Vice-president: Ellen Cap- lin. Secretary ( Rec. ) : Frances J. Webber. Secretary (Att.): Gertrude Oertel. Treasurer: Alice Westra. Sponsor: Mrs. Coral T. Black. Service to others and friendship ' round the world are two of the worthy mottoes of this ac- tive group of girls. The Junior Red Cross Club was founded at Manual in 192 4. G. L. M. COUNCIL President: Frances Stumpf. Vice-president: Gertrude Oertel. Sec. Treas.: Catherine Bon- di. Sponsors: Miss Rovene Tic- en and Miss Jessie Moore. Sponsor of entire G. L. M. : Mrs. Ruth H. Shull. Cooperatively this group, which includes teachers and student officers, leads Man- ual girls in various annual activities and undertakings. This system was inaugurat- ed in 19 2 7. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB (Y) President: Helen Wheeler. Vice-president: Betty Cubel. Secretary (Att.): Mary Ella Beauregard. Secretary (Rec): Helen Hogan. Treasurer: Charlotte Pieper. Sponsor: Miss Anna J. Schaefer. As in the X section, these girls correspond with for- eign children of the J. R. C. and aid in local community projects of a varied nature. THIRTY

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SCIENCE CLUB President: Jack Burns. Vice-president: Howard Manning. Secretary (Rec): Jane Wil- liams. Secretary (Att. ): Frances Snoddy. Treasurer: Virginia Morris. Sponsor: Mr. Carl Hanske. Motion pictures, demon- strations and lectures are the special features on the programs of this club which was founded in 1919 for those interested in the sciences. • ART CLIB President: Richard Hill. Vice-president : Ella Weil- and. Rec. Sec: Georgianna Amt. Att. Sec: Thelma Seaman. Sponsor: Miss Estelle P. Izor. Studying local art. this organization since 1922 has been one of Manual ' s most active groups. Prominent speakers, exhibits of por- traits, and landscape paint- ings, and varied programs by members have made it such. SPEECH ARTS CLUB President: Hope Brown. Vice-president: Sarah Passo. Sec-Treas. : Wayne Shives. Att. Sec: Mildred Moon. Sponsor: Miss Vivian L. Webster. Formerly known as the Junior Drama League this group was reorganized un- der the present name in 1930. An opportunity is off- ered by this organization for expressing the dramatic instincts of students. TWENTY-NINE

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CAMERA CLUB President: Robert Mathews. Vice-president: M a r t li a Ryan. Secretary: Sarah Pas ' so. Treasurer: Hugh Berrv. Sponso: Mr. Seward Craig. Members of the Camera Club devote their time and effort to the fostering of bet- ter photography. They serve the school by taking, devel- oping and printing pictures of special school event?. This club was founded in 1930. BUSINESS (URLS ' CLVB President: Dorothy Lowe. Vice-president: Lucille Wis- chmeyer. Rec. Sec: Anna Tedery. Att. Sec: Dorothy Wineman Treas.: Dorothy Newel. Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Lie- ber. A group interested in commercial activities. Ad- dresses by business women and programs by members are features of meeting ' s. SHOP CLVB President: Charles Schell- enberg. Vice-president: G o r d o n Dre ' sslar. Secretary (Rec): Henry Farber. Secretary (Att.): Irvin Mil- ler. Sponsor: Mr. C. C. Siger- foos. Boys interested in mech- anics compose the member- ship of this industrial arts club. Diversified demon- strations and guest speakers ure included in their pro- grams and activities. The club was organized in 1929. THIRTY-ONE