Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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W Abram, Henry , Hanky heads. Lthe, list get .gnaduates noyt only by virtue of his name, but because he's one person who is always. on the rt op. A. ,g - ' - ' . Activities: Vice Chairman, 'Gift Comm.: Checkers: Intra- murals. Abrams, Ben! V, Al rs s'elt at lf ng - f ing! ,A .- ow strenu ,odsll May he develop -thesskill Ate become the ballistic expert he ,l'16pes,3'J,b.e.f' K , t'f,t' : H'ylfG ' JMfee.g:.z:a...g5,eW:' NW it Abrams, Cecille Administering medicines and Soothing tevered brows will be Cecille's iuture vocation. She'lI be a hit with patients and doc- tors alike. Activities: Checkers: Keys and Cues: Hall Guard: J. Y. L. V i I T- A bie Manley presents to the world a serious, conscientious, young woman, but don't let those sombre eyes deceive you. Her winsome smile is denoted by her dimple. Activities: Needlework: Div- ing: Art: Chess: Election Com- mlsyzner. Apotow, Sarah Femininity in miniature. Sa- rah is the ice-cream dessert after a Sunday dinner. Small and petite-sweet and neat- that's Inky, Activities: Checkers: Art club: Needlework: Super Honor Roll. April, Faye She's sweet and demure Not bold at all: Say, folks, have you Noticed the lazy drawl? Activities: Swimming: Lite Saving. 'xx GRADUATES JUNE, 1936 4? Arkow, David HR. K. O. will look down at tho world from a high altitude when he is an aviator. Did you ever hear ot the Caterpillar Club, David? Activities: Hall Guard. Checkers: Baker, Florence Believing that the way to a young man's heart is through his stomach, Flo industri- ously took up cooking as her hobby. Activities: Checkers: Glee Club: Nature Study: Drama. Balin, Norman I Athletically inclined Norm finds exercise the prescription to most ills. As a doctor, we venture he'll succeed. Activities: Hall g u a r d: Checker Club: Fire Marshal: Band. X.: , ' lj' Baskin, AarohiA. ZX.. A 'fx lsteadfdltt purpose to i giaoghieve spriielthing Qqxmmend- 'le has, led Aaron to choose the seri6u's vocation of bf ing a Rabbiiias ms'life,haork.v- Rl Activiti lflpn r iSociety: PQS., Cxiiikqnt .'-Evans: Vice- i es., Senioiz'-Bank:f'iVice-Chair- man Financb Comm. many ad rents an ey, a s Mike refut l i- cian. w o drugs will e much safer. Activities: Super Honor Roll: Chess: J. Y. L.: Student Con- gress. Rep.