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

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Donald Mice Edward Reifeb Mary Fritsdie

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Robert Jviurrai (president) W, ith all the records Manualites have been mak- ing — and breaking — this year, we might compare to Tommy Dorsey or Kay Kyser, only our records have not been the wax kind. For the first time in its his- tory, our band of seniors has been divided into four parts instead of two. Leading our sections were Miss Margaret Kellenbach, Mrs. Coral T. Black and Messrs. Otto Kuehrmann and Leslie Maxwell. They ' ve done a good job of wielding the baton, too. While they were busy with roll room records, Miss Dorothy Ellis took charge of dances, Ivy and Class days, election of offi- cers and other important details. Just as in years past, we elected a student conductor, Bob Murray, for our band, only we called him class president. He did such a good job of conducting that we voted him right back into his job for the second semester too. In Room 109 we found Don Miller calling the meet- ing to order for the first semester and Kenneth Hoff- mann replacing him during the second half of the year. Norma Hupke took charge of the secretary ' s notebook for both semesters, and Don Wiebke and Patricia Duffey collected dues. Virgil Cronley was Senior Council rep resentative. Room 135 claimed Don Hafer and Ray Schwomeyer as vice presidents, and Ruth Johnson was secretary. Roland Scholl and Nita Overman were first semester Council members, and Nita and Louis Popcheff were chosen the second semester while Roland took over the treasurer ' s duties. William Freije was the other treasurer. Max Cohen and Edward Reifeis took charge of meetings in 211. Almarie Hoffmann was treasurer and William Lee, secretary for the first half of the year, but they switched jobs during the last semester. Patty Schutte and Ann Etherington were Council repre- sentatives. Joe Lex was vice president; Mary Fritsche, secre- tary, and Bruce Janert, treasurer, in 217. Repre- sentatives included Helen Carter, Carl Kenninger and Victor DeFelice. So on the platters above and on the next page President Bob and his assistants will contribute a medley consisting of phrases from the parliamentary law book, a plea for dues and the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, all set to music. This tune, piped by our senior leaders, is the one to which we have marched through the year, prepar- ing ourselves for the last march — that one down the aisle at Cadle Tabernacle. And with this medley we begin the parade of seniors through our yearbook.

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Wanda Adams William Adams Mauro Agnelneri Morris Alboher Betty Allanson Donald Allen William Angel Barbara Arnold Betty Bader Carolyn Badger Armilda Bannon Betty Bastin Mabel Beck Richard Bennett Veleda Betzler Fred Bischoff Willa Mae Boesche Warren Bogard Evelyn Boger Harold Boltinghouse Norman Borinstein