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

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Helen Rupkey — Helen ' s ambition to be a history teacher will probably be attained. Often seen with Pauline Kott- camp and Mary Miedema. Red Cross (X). Masoma. Mary Helen Rushton — Another one of those girls who makes the best of most of her opportunities by taking home economics. President of the Home Economics Club. Hortense Ruth — Small but mighty. Desires to sooth ruffled travelers as an air-hostess. Interested in German and baseball. Masoma. Roselyn Sanders — Small, but mighty — in gym. Roselyn has participated in all gym shows during her four years. Will work at Lilly ' s some day. Treasurer of G. Y. M. Business Girls ' Club. Elnore Anna Sanner — Ask her about Riverside and a certain chap from Tech. Desires to be a demure little housewife. German Club. Robert Schaffer — His ambition is to become a business manager and have a large family. Favorite subject was walking with the girls (Shortridge girls). Freshman foot- ball. Gym Club. Mary Ellen Scherer — Came to us from Southport High. Her wish is to be a ministering angel to the sick. Likes to sew, swim, and skate. Usually seen with Martha Williams. Robert Schurman — Little Abner, and one of the Sim- mons, Gaughan, Schurman Trio. Came to Manual from Cathedral. Desires nothing more of life than financial security. Rod and Reel. Henrietta Schwartz — A combination of sweet smile, charming personality and ability to act describe this win- some lass. Performed the part of Kate in the class play. Masoma. Mask and Wig. Secretary of Speech Arts Club. Raymond Scotten — Ray ' s crowning ambition is to retire at the ripe old age of thirty. An ardent athlete and gym- nast. Pals with Chris Leckas and Richard Fox. Football and track. Oscar Segal — Another studious lad. Should be dubbed Smiles. Medicine is his chosen field. Top Tenner. Sci- ence Club. Frenzel Medal. Joseph Sexon — The future railway mail clerk of our class. While at Manual, he enjoyed shop and physiology most. Joe ' s best pal is his own brother, Robert. Dorotha Shane — Dorotha came to us from Tech. Swim- ming, dancing, and tennis are her main interests. Ambi- tious to travel after graduation from college. Member of Art Club. Kathleen Shaw — Thinks up so many excuses for not having her composition, she even has Mr. Moffat con- vinced. Really possesses a knack for writing short stor- ies. Seen around school with Hazel and Jean. Masoma. Lena Shonk — Catches a bad case of the giggles in cloth- ing. Likes shows and especially hikes. Seen with Alma and Mary. 18

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Charles Preston — One of our most satisfactory bicycle keepers and Brown Giant salesmen. Interests are confined strictly to sports — swimming and bowling. Hi-Y. Mary Price — Sister of Kate. Mary hopes for Hope Chest but to own a dress shop is her real ambition. As Harry and Gershie, she too, comes from Riverside. Home Economics Club. James Puckett — A future sailor whose chief pastime is bowling. Jim has starred in chemistry and gymnastics — having received ribbons in both. Mary Raikos — Mary aspires to be a good stenographer some day. Likes to swing a tennis racquet. Her best friends are Marie Muica and Geneva Wuertz. Plays the piano. French and Business Girls ' clubs. Frederick Raker — Attention, girls! This boy has access to a pretty slick blue Dodge. Wonder about Jean. Wants to be a musician. Has plenty of free bronze from the school. Roines. Paul Rather — Excellent art model, who has ambitions along that line. Pals with Kinser, Frye, Raker, and Kin- near. Member of Art Club and Band. Leo Reed — Small but mighty. Leo aspires to supply us city folks with farm crops. Enjoyed being corporal in the R. O. T. C. Usually found in the company of Fred, Stonko, or Joseph. Rod and Reel. Dorothy Ressler — A quiet girl who prefers the commer- cial subjects. Likes to read and sew. Seen with Thelma Wiebke and Violet Throm. Masoma. Red Cross. Jack Retherford — Has the unique (?) ambition to be a millionaire. History and math are his favorite subjects. Pals are Maurice Spenny and Rolla Pryor. Vice-presi- dent of Naturalists ' Club. Track. Louise Rice — Takes life with a smile. Although she came to Manual from Butlerville. she has many friends. Likes prize fights. Business Girls ' Club. Earl Riche — Earl is an outdoor man. Enjoys fishing. hunting, and swimming. Seen around school with Carl Rebenack. Class play. Richard Ritter — Though Richard came from Cathedral, he has worked his way up to Manual ' s Top Ten, and is very well liked. Very much interested in salesmanship. Seen with Hall. Long, and Nard. Lucile Robert — A great collector of pictures. Another fine commercial student. Lucile will make some business man a good stenographer. Louise and Neata are her pals. Glee Club. Annis Root — One of the small, quiet members of our class. Takes her Caesar and Columbus seriously. A reading en- thusiast. Pals with Frances Crafton, Genevieve Guenther and Virginia Root. Virginia Root — Virginia took home nursing at Manual in order to be a missionary nurse. Pals are Lora Parr and Annis Root. 17

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Charles Simmons — Man about school who has found Manual very interesting in his senior year. This former Teeh light is seen about school with the famous trio. Added attraction — the salesroom. Secretary of Rod and Reel. Forum Club. Russell Skipworth — Active and oh, so-o-o attractive. After graduating from college, Russell wants to travel in foreign countries. Good gymnast. Excels in French. To]) Ten. French Club. Masoma. Jean Smith — Here is a charming lassie whose secrets we do not know. Really can play the piano. Wants to be another Dessa Byrd. Orchestra. Masoma. Sam Smulyan — Sammy witli the smooth personality has feminine interests at Shortridge. Friends are Martin Dorf- man and Max Stein. President of German Club. Senior Booster. Class Day Program Committee. Remember the Day actor. Maurice Spenny — Proud owner of a Frenzel Medal. Pre- fers chemistry, science, mathematics, and brown-haired girls. Seen roving the halls witli Charles Tedrowe and Jack Retlierford. Gym Club. Robert Sponsel — Conrad is planning a non-stop flight to Tokio with Stallwood. One of the main attractions on track team. President of Radio Club. Roines. Frieda Stainbrook — Short, dark, and pretty, with a group of friends that can ' t be counted on fingers. Desires to be a good housewife. Not a chance, bovs, she ' s taken ! Modern Choir. H. Y. S. Vivian Staley — Has been to both Washington and Short- ridge, but chooses to graduate from Manual. Finds her in- terest at Butler. Dances well. Wants to be an interior decorator. H. Y. S. Class play. Leslie Stallwood — Who wouldn ' t have thought our math wizard aspires to climb to the top in aeronautical engineer- ing? A dash man in track. Everybody ' s friend. Debate. Roines. Nellie Steinke — Nellie has a strong attraction for boys. Professes interest in a certain Carl but circumstantial evidence points to Norm. Likes to swim, dance, and skate. Pals with Viv and Babe. H. Y. S. Choir. Raymond Stevens — Raymond is one of our capable de- baters. Ambitious to become a bookkeeper. Likes business law and athletics. One of our honorable mention students. Seen witli Kenneth Dilk and Thomas Kirsch. Elizabeth Stuertz — Very interested in skating and hopes some day to be one of the best. Collects clippings from newspapers and magazines. Member of Red Cross (X). Charlotte Summers — Proud possessor of a lovely set of locks. Would like to become a private secretary. Likes to read and to skate. A member of the Business Girls ' Club. Marjorie Supple — Marjorie is the class equestrian, in other words, likes horse-back riding. Marie Coghill is Marjorie ' s friend. Business Girls ' Club. Elsie Beth Sutter — Pretty blue-eyed brunette usually seen witli Ruth Todd. Justly proud of her perfect attend- ance record. Student director of class play. German, Speech Arts, Mask and Wig clubs. 19