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

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The antics of a couple of swell, hoboes Harry Schmedel and George Breithaupt, were featured in Young Man ' s Fancy (1). Other cast members (5) joined the audience in applause for a jitterbug dance by Schmedel and Dearlyn Boyd (2) in Dinky ' s Little Diner. Acrobatic team Anita Gray and Mary Brandlein (3) provided comedy in the Harlem Street Scene while Mary Jacobs, Tom Mc- Crary and George Bower (4) wove their shadow dance into Fantasy In Dreamland. McCrary and Mrs. Vivian L. Siener sponsored Fantasy In Dream- land; Charlote Levy, Miss Caryl Gaines and Miss Freda M. Hart, Young Man ' s Fancy, and Miss McDonald and Miss Dorothy Rein- acker, Harlem Street Scene. With faculty sponsors Mr. E. Edward Green, Miss Helen E. Tipton and Mr. W. Finley Wright, Charles Fisher, Miss Levy, Betty Hawkins, Miss Jacobs, Lochard, Schmedel, John Sharp, Myron Silverman, Jean Ann Tutterrow, Miss Willoughby. McCrary, Stephanie Stanton, Miss Boyd and Don Foley made up the general vaudeville committee. 27

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In the mood for an evening of fun, performers in Barbara Wil- loughby ' s prize-winning ' 49 vaudeville act set the pace for four other acts with Dinky ' s Little Diner. Prizes for individual performances went to Nancy McDonald, best female performer, C. D. Brooks, best male performer, and Irvin Loch- ard and Miss Willoughby, best team. Most striking contrast of the show was provided by Pat Ferguson, who delighted the audience with her ballet (1) and Irvin Lochard, Don Liggett and Monte O ' Connor, who rolled ' em in the aisles with a hula (2). Proving that civilization wasn ' t the place for them, Miss Wil- loughby and C. D. Brooks appeared in Fantasy In Dreamland (3). Louise Meibohm and Lochard joined the horse-play in Young Man ' s Fancy (4), while Shoe Shine girls Eleanor Wilson, Louise Hend- rick and Norma Casteel (5) opened Harlem Street Scene. »

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Bah! Humbug! shouted Scrooge, Fred Buehl, to his congenial nephew, C. D. Brooks, when they presented a portion of The Christmas Carol in the all-school yuletide program (1). Tepee Towners chose Mary Jacobs to reign as Queen of the May (2). Joan Cole, Bridget Hogan, Florence Durham and Marion Sexson were Miss Jacobs ' attend- ants. Freshman girls enjoyed the Girls League of Manual St. Patrick ' s Day party when Shirley Thomas was installed as president of the English I group (3). Dancers at the Cherry Tree Hop, spon- sored by the Girls Glee Club, chose Jack Roberts and Miss Jacobs to be George and Martha Washington at the annual affair (4).