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

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Q UJ- IcLJL t sJLsvss(A- I JA«U»U, Q ityJ f JL ™ o Dear Bill, When I leave school, whether I become a steno, a college girl or a Rosie the Riveter at Allison ' s, I ' ll always visualize the fun I ' ve had at Manual, and especially during my senior year. How do you like the display I ' ve pasted up for you? It ' s the Class of ' 43 — all 291 of us. We wuz l ' il juniors when you wuz here. Now look at us! Our first semester ' s officers were Alan Bud Wake- land, president; Bill (in the Navy) Lonigan and Wallace Watkins, vice presidents; Geraldine Tabor and Shirley Link, secretaries, and Jo Ann Ruddle and Thomas Heininger, keepers of the dues. In spring Bill Allanson was elected prexy. Al Buescher and Ed Ratcliffe became his right hand men, and Shirley, Geraldine, Jo Ann and Heininger were re-elected to their posts. Besides the officers, council members are Helen Snyder, Fred Faires, Fred Solomon, Charlene Stanton, Jimmy Smith, Fred Dufek, Rosalind Hoffman and Marjorie Downer. Miss Lena Brady is our senior sponsor; she heads the council, too. Mr. Ross Williams (he was your roll room teacher, n ' est-ce pas?) is the boss in 135, and Mr. Otto Kuehrmann rules in 217. Other people on the page, Bill, are Bernice Cohen, she ' s Senior Booster editor; Eulamae Hardesty, who ' s art editor, and Elsa Hubert, business manager for the annual. Mary Cory and Al Tavenor were prophet and will maker, respectively, and Bernice was his- torian on the Class Day program. Of course, we all dressed up for Ivy Day in December and wore our blue ribbons and the arm bands designed by Gerald Pate. Wilma Schwicho read her poem, and Gerry Tabor produced a class song. The banner, made by Allen Shupinsky, had the motto, Semper Fidelis, on it. From the Marines, you know. Mind too much, Soldier? Class Day was fun, too. We met in the audi- torium for the program planned by Elsa Hubert and really cut a rug afterwards at the dance. About the other things we ' ve been doing here in Tepee Town, I ' ll let the snapshots speak for themselves. We ' re marching down the aisle at Cadle Taber- nacle June 7 — and I in my Alice Blue Gown. Wish you could be here ! Affectionately,