Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1935 volume:

NAIUT ILUS of 9335 Compiled and Edited by the Students of MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL 0 Q o Editor-in-Clriwf GLEN SHAFFIYR Assoriutv Editor DOROTHEA OZAR Scnior Editor MARGARET BUTLER Svuior Editor HAZIZI. JOHNSON At1l'l'ffIXil1xQ Mgr. JACK MABEL THE NAlU'lFlIlLlUS T certainly is a splendid thing for all of us that Hforever and ever things are truly interesting and help- ful. We boys and girls everywhere are constantly busy thinking of different, better and newer ways of doing, making and accomplishing things, so quite naturally only the best is saved while the useless and ugly are discarded. So it is with this book. We have endeavored to make it a storehouse for the gayest and most worthwhile forever and ever things of your life. Be sure, then, to preserve the memories that you want to keep always. We have written and pictured, therefore, more of fun than of fool- ishness, of ideals than fancies, and more of visions than dreams, so that when you turn inquiringly to those pages to relieve all the happy old times, or when other eager hearts want to share them with you, the pleasant pathways will offer nothing but gladness. We are hoping this book will bring the greatest joy to you and may it be a perpetual reminder of youth and its happy season, Then with treasure laden LCV.: sail away Forever and ever And even a day. NAIITILUS STAFF or 1935 U wir 11111 er fmfl ufluuflfrlrfl wlfmrl :fur milfs, mul rf' Ihr' 'ffm' rlmflx Xffflll, Nvmfh I.'1l,x!. flHI lulv lim! Irflrl fu 1111 fffflfflrllewl MMI, .-X1,m:l1 H FRANKLIN S. LAMAR 1'I'iIlI'i1If1I UlElDllCA'ililUN NIR. t4tiN'1' Rlztnuztl wats ltis grvztt ztnd enduring low. Of hvr hx- thought to his dying hour. :Xml in int-tnory of hiin who so fztithfulli' served Blttnuztl for tnort- thztn :t third of tt ct-ntttry wt- clt-cliczttc' this yettrhook. Matt wt- who ztrt' left. hold high his stztndztrd. ztnd gin- ottr tuttiring zvztl ztnd devotion to tht' inslittttion thttt hats het-it so c-fit-ftttztl in shaping thc livt-s ztnd forttttws of tnztny lhousztnds of the youth of liatnstts Fity, l't'olittlJly IltlllilllglflillltlUXIH'L'Sslllt'lill1lI'2lL'lL'fS1lINl dt-sires of Rlr, Rt-nt he-ttvr thttn this ltovtn, whirh he low-d so wtfll. TH!-1liRIlltlliI4l'lI.llliR .Xn old tnztn trztwlittg at lont' higltwzty Vzttne :tt vvt-tting. cold atnd gray. To at fhztstn. vztst ztnd dm-li :tnd widt- 'l'ht- old ntttn crossvd in thc twilight dim, Tht- sullen strvzttn hold no fvztr for hiin, liut ht- Iiztttst-d whvn suit- on tht- other side .Xnd built at hridge to slmatn the tide, Old tnttttf' sztid xt ft-llow lmilgritn nvttr. You're- wasting your strength with huilding ht-rt-1 Your journey will t-nd with tht' passing dztyi You m-wr ztgztin will ttotntl this waty. Yotrw crosstfrl the chztstn dttqw ztnd wide: Why ltttild this ltridgt- att l'Yl'IlllilQ'?ii The builder liftud his old gray hvztd. Good frivnd. in tho pztth I ltztvv Cotntz het said There followeth :tftvr inc todzty A youth whose fc-vt ltttlst come this way: This t-hasnt that hats been as naught to nw To this fttir-haired youth tnzty at Ititfztll hc: HP. too. tnust cross in the twilight dint. Good friend. l :tm building this bridge for hint. ADMUINIISTRATIIUN How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnished, not shine in use, As tho' to breathe were life. Tennyson AlDlMIlINllSfll'lRfMllllON CHARLES R. BARRETT ANGVS F. BARRY M, D. ISIKOCK Printing Ilistnry Botany ' 4 x LOUIS P. IZROUS HANNAH BVRY Mecllzlnical Drawing English GERTRITDE CAINIPBELL MARION CARROLL Zl'l.A CHASE Study Hall Art FOIIIIIIEITE ADMI1lNlIS'll'RA'lflUN F-IAliGl'l'fRl'l'IC IIERISY C'll,XRl,l'1S IIIXUX Clvrk Millhvilhll iw X I-I IlRAliI'2 NINA A. IJRAKIC V. l'. FAIlil'HII.lJ mu Sll2llliSll Public Siu-ukixm LF'-1 4 W- : . i ' : Q -f . ' .54 ! ' X FRED FAVST .IES-SIE GRIFFITH R. O. 'l', C. Ilonlvsiic- Swim-'m'v ADM1IN1IS'.lFRA'IFIION ...I ANNA E. HUGHES ELLA HFTCIIINS RACHEL HUTCHISON Domestic Science Fonlrnvrco Art . I RUTH JACOBSON F. B. JOHNSON Commerce Shop B. F. IQZER EMMA L. KUBE JOHN W. LAURY Ellghsh History Science and Coach ADMilNllS'II'RfMl'1 CDN I A. l.IS'l'IilVI S, M. IMA Xlzxllrm-xlmliw Slum tl IH'Il.l'IX MVIDUN Iillglish JOHN XI1'Xll'liI'HY IC'l'lllCl. NAGIJC I'hysim-:nl Iflqlllrzlliuxl St'iI'!ll'1' f V-Y --+ I ii- if I ! TIIICII PICICHS IFR HI'lI,l'IN IWCHKINS l'. IE. S. I'I'I'l'I'I I,ih1'zl1'iu11 V115 wil-:ll l'I1l11m1Iiu11 t'onn11vrvo AiIDMIiIfNllS'll'RA'il'ilON i i . m .4 GEORGE A, PETERSON EI.lZAIRI-I'l'Il PVGII Ki-TH RENNWK History History English El,IZAUE'I'H SCOTT FRANCES SEXTON Ecliivzitimml Uoliilsvlm' H62-Z1Sll'211' Q LAURA M. STEARNS RFTH HAWKINS JAMES HILL English Hygienist, Custodian MlANlUAlls UUE Hail to thee, our dear old Wliilllliil, We would sing of thee! Oh. at fount of inspiration Thou wilt ever he. CHORYS Wave the crimson lizinner proudly, Make its Colors glow! BI2ll'lllZ1llS praises singing loudly .Ks we onward gof 'I' Glorv, Glory to old Mlnualf . r-Q . ' Blessings come to thee! Hearts and minds and hands so lo All would honor thee. 'I Whether near or far from shelter Of thy peaceful fold. Dear old alter, 'tis to thee our Yearning fancies hold. ya MS I X ,J - xt' CLASSES Tha helght by gram mm raachad and Mpt Wm not dfldllwd by uddm ihght but they whnle Ihml Con pcxmons Slept Mlm tonlmgjupwam in tm mgyhl-Longfa How I Q F nr ' Q X. vw W ' , ff x lil - Q + f 1 ' QAS'. :, f f 5 QA 4 - OZADQ ' N' . I - ,. I - K D ' L NAUTILUS SENIOR CLASS OEEICCERS President .... Virf-President . . Srrrctary , . . Treasurer . . Sergeant-at-Arms Giftorian . .. Adviscrx .. . . . ,Frank Schlozman Leonard Rowland . . .Elizabeth Neff . . .Glen Shaffer . . .Lester Shartzer Clem Fairchild Miss Elizabeth Pugh, George Peterson SENIOR CONIMIIIICES F1NlxNvi:-Glen Shaffer, c-hairmang James Donnici, William Greenberg, Clyde Gretzinger Gerald Hefley, Freeda Mae Smith, Mary Ann tlofurth, Wanda Sullivan, Helen Romandel. Cmss IJ.n'g.Iavk Mabel, chairman, Margaret Butler, Betty Stafford, Dorothea Ozar, F. M Gibson, Tony Sifuentes, Roberta MrfGe-e, Serena Tabolsky, Tony Fontana. Pix .xxn Rixu-Vincent Crawford, 4-hairrnan, Pauline Hefley, Elizabeth Neff, Mamie Davis, Orville Moad, Leonard Merl, lfeonard Rowland, Pete D'Angelo. Fi.owi-:ic-Roseniary Zittin, chairman: Rosa Crow, Elsie llannenberg, Patricia Fitzpatrick Beulah Barker, Hazel Johnson, Rosemary llalton, Winifred Kleiman. Axxox'Nvmii-:x'i'-Iiorothea Wilson, chairman: Elmo llargrave, Ralph Benizio, Elmer Tyndall, J. N. Ratliff, Helen Knhlman, Ann lledenik, Nina Underwood. Semnfeen 1' 1935 f NAUTILUS CANDIDATES FDR GRADUATION Aks, Margaret Aronson, Ruth Barker, Beulah Baty, Maxine' Bedenik, Ann Belmonte, Agnes Blenden, Thelma Blevins, Pearl Bradley, Florence Butler, Margaret Catalano, Mary Chandler, Dorothy Coleman, Mary Cox, Carol Crow, Rosa Dale, Naomi Dalton, Rosemary' Dannenberg, Elsie Davis, Mamie Ellis, Helen Everett, Ruth Farnsworth. Grace Fitzpatrick, Patricia Fowler, Margaret Fuehrer, Soteria' Fulton, Lillian Agrusa, Frank Alexiou, James Bates, Jimmie Benlzio, Ralph' Bettlnger, Abe Bilyeu, Teddy Bobo, James Bradshaw, Willard Bruch. William Buck, Virgil Burton, Eugene Cacloppo, Alex Caruso, Carl Ciccio, Joe Combs, Eugene Corbin, Robert Crawford, Vincent Danubio, Noxie Davis, Malcolm Donnici, James Drelseszun. Phineas Fairchild, Clem' Feirstein, Morris Feaker, Charles Few, James Fifer, Walton Fontana, Tony Freeman, Jack Galetti, Pat Glamalva, Steve Gibson, F. M. Gllllhan, Laurence Eighteen GIRLS Goforth, Mary Ann Gray, Elizabeth Harris, Georgia Hefley, Pauline Himmel, Rose Horan, Edna Hubbard, Mary Hulet, Gladys Johnson, Hazel Kariger, Frances Keeney, Edna' Kirchner, Anita Kleiman, Wlnifred Kuhlman, Helen Leggio, Vita Levey, Jeanette Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Clarice McClain, Billie' McGee. Roberta' McGhee, Helen Mclntyre, Lorretta Mahaffey, Jean Major, Bertha' Marshall, Imogene Martin, Erma BOYS Gordon, Eugene Greenberg, William Gretzinger, Clyde Grundman, Abe Guastello, George Hager, Russell Hefley, Gerald Hughes, Frank Johnson, Robert Jones, Ernest Juliana, Arthur Kadish, Sidney Kelley, Carl Kleiman, Albert' Kleiman, David Krogsdale, Marion Larson, Philip Lear, Charles Lile, Archie Lohmer, John McAfee, Bert Mabel, Jack' Madole, Thomas Maggio, John Mall, Robert Mangiaraclna, Joe Martinez, Adolphus Merl, Leonard Millstein, Jake Mead, Orville' Morrow, Jack Moss, Eldon 0'Connor, James 'Members of National Honor Society Mathany, Velmeta Montgomery, Billie Munoz, Maria Neff, Elizabeth Osburn, Arlene Ozar, Dorothea' Pendley, Bernice Plraro, Vita Ribando. Josephine Reed, Ruth Romandel, Helen' Ruth, Ethel Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Freeda Mae Stafford, Betty Studna, Goldie Sullivan, Wanda' Tabolsky, Serena' Thomas, Martha Underwood, Nina' Wallace, Helen Wiley, Evelyn Wilson, Dorothea' Young, Maxine Zittin, Rosemary' Overton, Norbey Parrish, Charles Pierce, Henry Pierce, James Potts, Glenn Ratliff. J. N. Recob. Harry Reed, Melburn Rocha, Carlos Romano, Joseph Rovick, Herbert Rowland, Leonard' Sallas, Jimmie Saunders, Charles Schlozman, Frank' Scofleld, Ervin Shaffer, Glen' Shartzer, Lester Sifuentes, Tony Smith, Elmer' Swofford, Gearld Tyndall, Elmer Vaught, Earl Vincent, John Vincent, Ernest' Webber, Paul White, Vincent White, Vernon Williams, Harold Wilson, Clarence Woodward, Harry Woodward, Lee 1935 NAUTILUS FRAN K Aciwsa Rl Boys' M Vlubg Foot- ball, First Teamp Foot- hall Letterg Basketball, Sevond Team: Basket- ball Letterg Alhletis' Ac- tivities. 'TH ARONSON Hamiltonian LiterarySo- vit-tyg Girls' M Club: School Lettvr: Gym Show I Girl Reserves, Svcreta ry: Intt-rt-lub l'oun1'il Representative: Pageant 5 Basketball 5 Volleyball. Am: BETTINGER AN WI Manual Art Sovie-ty, Vive-I'resident: Bentonl ian Literary Society! Boys' Iligxh Svhool t'lulr, Sevretary, Trl-asurer 1 Manualito Rvprvscnta- tivo: Boys' Gym Showg 'Frank Team: Junior Decoration Committee: Stiulr-1ntf'oun1'il: Manual Philate-lit' Flub, N Bi-:DHNIK Manual Art Society: lk-ntonian Literary So- viety, Historian: Man- ualitv Staffg Senior An- nounvemcnt Fmnniiltt-1-, 1.l,.xuu Blunslrmv Manual Art Sovietyg UIQ? Vllllbl ii, U, T, t'. Crack Squad: Fran-k Platoong Vravk Vom- panyp Manualitm- llvlrw- st-ntative. M .iRu.xR1-:T Arcs Hamiltonian Litt-rary So- vie-ty, Treasurer: Bury- tonian Literary Fluh, lie- porter: Glen Flulx, Music Honor Pin: Girl Rv- se-rves: Fashion Revue' City Music' Contest. R.tI.1'1I Bi-zxizm Manual Forensic' and Dramatil' League, Sor- Eeant -at - Arms: Boys' lligh Svhool t'luh, Pres- ida-nt: Rays' UM I'luh, Tre-asurvr: Manuaiitv Sports I-Iflitor: Art Hdi. tor: Baske-tlualll Foot- ball: Svnior Announr't-- ment Vommittee: Na- tional Honor Soviety. Maxis!-: B.vrY JA Athena Literary Soviely, t'orrz-spomlinz Svvrv- YSHTZ Manual Forensic and Dramatic' League: Junior Life Sax-ing: Son- ior Basketball: .Iunior lliml Pommittm-1 Nation- al Honor Soi-ia-ty. MES Bono I lvad my life the only W3Y. I sleep all night nail half the day. Auxlcs Brzmioxri-: Fashion lin-vile: Tr-a1'h4 4-rs' Convention l'ro4 I-Tram: lin-ntonian Liter- ary Soc-ivtyg liootvrs Pluhg Gym Show: ll. O, T. F. Virvus: Junior Bid Fonnnittee. Ninetern 'Nh NAUTILUS lIlI'I,XI.X Ill PIXI lI'Y Gil-lx' 5l 1'l1lIl1 S1111 Vmm--II Illlflu-lluull, Xllu:l1,llI'1 Ii lim In-nluui-nn lml lu N4 vu-tv X V141 lvllll 1'lu-nr, I'rn-Nulvlxt MII-:A I Iulv IM55 Qusulll I1 F I URIQNI I: lil: XIDl,l.X 'zu-li lx Ium-Ir' Ilirl lil-ml llullut 4'f:1nm1tI4-l- supll . .www I mum: mluunxrlllv IQ-If Ii. ll 'I' 4' l'irl-us. lfuwlmm lnxul ' llznslwl- Iuull All NI ll . Xwlll-ylmll. Juli lu IH I' ll I I Htl I'Il1lv: I 1:-ul' u.u1t. RY C'.x'l'u..xxu lull Ilinslli-m I.4-xul Xullv-xx Imll. 7'u'1'1 'fu lmll, liwslu-Illlll INN lY1l.l,1 xv lim I ll lull- ull-I :lIxx.l5s-N--4111-'ll ll. lv.nx- :lg:ImnlIil1Iv. II.- u.Is um- I-I th- tl1n-xn:lIl- 1-lv :II llmw Qvllmll. I 1 xl.1.I41.14.xxxN alll 11-fx.-1' lylgmg--nl In :nn unxxrvrlluy wlusf- Ill' II.-41 I'x'um an gum! Illu- 'Xl,lXl'X1lIllI'l'0 .Xlvx is umltll--1' mn- .lf tlmsl- quivl suulmus Ill-vs II4- Inns lnmllnlwx-:ms frivmls llml lu-zlllzv hu xxwlllk. M .x lu. nam' Ill l'l.lQu Ilvzulth 1'llu11l-ill Rlunuzul lf'mw-xlslv :mul llrzlmsulil- I..-:uglxm-, Se-niux' Ulnss Ilzay Vwxmxliltm-z'I Kilm- xlulu, lluslmum Ill-ull-3 Hirl Ih-sm-rx--s, I'hiImn.a- Iln-,nn Ilxll-r:n'y Slwi--15. I'1'l-:Aish-nl. llrzmmtil- Vluyg Nautilus Slzlff, N.-nn-r Plglsx Iiflmn 1 Simi--nl V--um-11. IICIVI' Clllllll A IMI, Imsnt In-4-11 In-rv x-'ly I-Inu, but ull'-'zuly Iu- Inns uvqulrl-xl mzlnx' fru-mls who zllro-znly knwxx luis true- ulnililn-5. f 1935 I' NAUTILUS Dm:u'r1n' CIIAXIlI.l'IR liziskstluill: Fznsliinn lie-- Yue: l'hiluinutl1e:in Lit- erary Society: R. O. T, C. l'ir1-us: Juninr Fi! nunve Uuinrnittve. Nux1i:D.xxl'm0 Nnxiv is :x quiet ft-lluw. lla- lninrls his own lnusi- nehs and does it well. His wnrth has lyevn i'm'ng4 nizm-Ll :ind has nnuie hiin nmny grind fri:-urls, Cmnt. Cox As sweet 11:4 the flowers that lnlmnn in Jun:-, would vt-ry wvll de-si'rilw Uzirul. Jun-ns DUNNIVI Mununl Art Sm-ietiyt Student Vuuxwill S:-nmr Finunru l'u1nmiItrv. NAOMI DAL!-'I Muinml Art Sm-ifltyg Studi-nt l'uuncil3 Hn-zllth Vminvil 3 Fashion lievm-L Junior lfinzinve Uunnnil- te-eg Suplmnmi'r' l'ic'niv t'1nnlnillen'. Vlxci-:NT Cluwrmum Manual Suvioty of IM-- lmt:-, I'i':-sirlm-nt: li. U. 'l'. l'. llitlv Tvnxn: Stu- di-nt t'm1m'il: 'IH-nnis. Mun' Cu1.mi,xN Athi-nu Lite-rsnry Sm'ivt5'Z Girls' M Vluh, l'm'rvs- imnrling S1-1-ri-tui'y3 Hyun Show: Giunt Yvvlle-ylmlll Vnllvylvnll: liaisvlnilli llzmslivthullg Si-lmnl lmt- tv-r. M.x1.uu,xi Dxvis Boys' High Svlwol Vlnlm: ll. tb, 'I'. 4'. llillv Tvurng tlri-ln-sti'u. Rust Cuuw Athena Litei'ury Su-'it-ty, Svmzmnlit-int-.Xrms3 Mun- uzil I-'uronsir llrninulii l,.-ut-Zlw: Sm-ninr I-'luwn-I 4'1nninitte-v: 0i'n'li1-stiux: Girl ll:-svi'u-S. PHINEAS Illmlslcsll' Y Orvln-stl':i 3 lluryhmiam l,itvr:1i-5' Fluh, Herre- tury: llzxiniltvniinn l.it- a-rnry Suri:-ly, Sw'l'vtui'y .Xrt Snvit-ty. 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Art S111-i11y, 1'1'1's1111-111, X 11-11-1'1'1-A1111-111 1'1111-1-- -4111 1 111111111, N11-1-1-1z11'yg12i1'1 1x1x ,111111111' 1,111- 5:1111114, 1-'.1s11i1111 111-v111 111-sv' , . 1' 1935 Ll NAUTILUS Ll,llC Min-1 Ft'I.'1'oN Girls' M Club, Critivl Manualite Reporter pSer- gz-ant-at-Arxnsp Benton- ian Literary Society: Manualite Staff: Base-- ball, Manager? Baskete ball, Ualitaing Junior State I.t-tter: Athletic' Le-tter: Fashion Revue: Gym Show: Manualitv Representative: Student Councili ll. O. T. t'. Iianvr. S'I'l'1YE GIA xI.xi,iA Football, Sc-vond Te-ami Basketball, Second Teamg Buys' High St-hool Ulub, Sergeant- at-Armsg Health Coun- vil, Sergeaiit-at-Arms3 Studt-nt Counvil. El,lZ.Xllii'l'H G :mr F. lit-ntonian Literary So- c-it--tyg Ii.0.T.l,'.l'ii'4'1is: Fashion lie-vue. M. Gnisoy Manual Society of In-- hate: Manual Fort-nsiv and Dramatic' Ile-:tiling I'arliame-ntarian3 Boys' High School t'lub: Boys' M t'lnlip lhflnatvg Plays: lit-alth t'ount'il3 Manualitv Staff: Fool' ball Manager: Basket' hall lVlarla21-rl S4-nior Ulass Day l'ommitte-vi Junior IN-1-oralion t'oni- mittee. PAI'l,iNr:Hm-'1.i:Y lie-ntonian Literary So- 4-iety, Sevrvtary, l'arlia- me-ntarian: Girls' M Ululs, lict'ording and t'orreslion1ling Secre- taryg Senior King Com- initte-og .Iunior Itufrvsli- mt-nt t'ommittee, Uhair- man: Manualite Staff: 'l eat'hers' 4'onvt-ntion Ihanve. .l,tt'K Fm-21-:MAN Manual Society of De- bateg Manuallte Staff: Intersvholastitr Pre-ss Convention. MARY AN N GOF0li'l'H Girls' M Club, Presi- dent 3 lientonian Liter- ary Society: Junior and Senior Life Savingg Baseball Manager: Basketball: Volleyball Q Tennis 1 Gym Show 3 State Athletic Letter: Svhool Lettvrsg lt, O T. C. Circusg Senior Bal- lotg Senior Finance Coin- mittee: Manualite Stafi. PAT GAIll'7l l'I A pleasant vountenanu- is the index of a mind at ease. Gi-:uimm HARRIS Life Saving? Swimming Meeti Girl Reserves? School Letters. Wn.1,1,x ll Gum-zxmzim Hamiltonian Literary So- :-ie-tyg Manual Forensic and Dramatic' lmaifllei Flmrity Speaker: Man- ualite Staff, Business Manager: Exte-mps: De- liate Team: Dramaticsl Senior Finanre Fommit- tee, Twenty-Thrffr' NAUTILUS 1'111c G111171 Z1 X1i1,1i li. 11. 'l' 11, 1.11-1111-1111111 1'1':11'k S1111:111. 111111-1-1-5 1'11111, 1'1'111'1i V111111111111 1'1'111'11 I'l111111111g 8111111111 1'1111111'11, 1'1'1-511111111 111-1111111i:111 1.111-1.1111 S11- 1-11'1v '1'1'1-'u111'1-11 1'111'x' 111111.111 1.111-1':11'y 1'11111 1'1'1-51111-111: B1:11111:11i11 N1111T: .l1111i111' 1911111111-1 1'111111111111-1-, S1-11i111' 1'1- 11:1111-1-1'11111111i111-1-3 11, 11 '1', 1', 1'11'1-111, 1111 111111:1x 111-111111 4'1111111'11, 111111 1'11111 ,1111111-. 1111 1s'1'1:1,1.11 '1'111- g11.111 1111- y.111,.gy- 111-1-1:1s11 lw11I1111-11 :1 1'1111-11111111.11-, 1x11-zsli 11:11.1-111 Y11111-511.111, 1-:1s111-l11:11I. Q11111.11.11II11111.1.1' M:11111.11 S111'11-15 111' 111-- 11:1t1-3 Ilwys' M 1'11111, 1'1'1-s1111111t, S1-11-1-1z11'1. S1'1'g1-11111-:11-.X1'111s, .I1111- 1111' 1911111111-v 1'11111111i1t1'11, S11111111111111'1- 111111111, 51-11- 1111- 1 i11.1111'1- 1'11111111i1t1111. 1211x111-111.111, A1:11111.11111 511111. T11'1'11l11-IV11111' 181-I 111X1N111, 11 1 1 111111111111 1'1111 1 X1, 3111s11' 111111111' 1'111 1, 1115 M11s11- 11111- 11I1'1h 11 111111 11111111 111111.111 1.111-1.11y 5111-11-15 111111111111:111 1,11111:11-1 1'11111..X11111-111-1.1-111-1. 1111'11111X1iNlXX 11.41 'I' 1'.1'11'1'1lS.1I11y:- 1111111-11,1sr 'l'1':11k 11111-1 11111 N 11111-1'-1-1.1m1l11sl11-1- 111111. '1'1':11-11. 1'1-11 1'11111 C11,1111x1111.1-31 1l:1s1111.111I Y11111-1111111 1Z.1s111111:111. 1911111111111 111- x1111, 171111'11111i:111 1.111-1' 1111 V11111, 1'111 3111x1- 1'11111..x1 111 Ns1:11,11.1111:11 1.1116 1111411 S1-11111111'11111 X 11-1--1'1'11s1111A111: 51:11111:11 S111- 11-1v111'111-111111-. 51.111- 1121111 N1 1- .':11'1', .X11x1-1'11s111l. 31.111.11:1-1', 11:11'11 '1'11:1111 1 11 1 1 1 11x 11 X1'I1 NY A1111' 51.11111.11111' 511111. N11- 11-111.11 11-111111' S111-11-11' 'f 1935 11:11,111'1':11yS111'11-11, NAUTILUS H xzi-iiuluiixsux Athvnzl Literary Society, Vice-President: Health Club, President: Studm-nl Pounvilg Nautilus Staff, Senim' Class Editor: Manual Art Sucivtyg liurytunian Literziry l'lub, Reporter: Junior Ummnitti-e-: Senior Frim- mittee: Girl liesorvvsl Finzxnve Cmnniittve, t'h:iirmzLn. I' mx K Hrum-is llasketballi 'l'i-nvk: Suphmnore Picnic' Unm- mittue: Glev Clubp Fum- bull. VN ix mum KI,PIINl.kN lienlonian Literary Su- viety: Munuulitv Staff: Yullm-ybzillg A 171111111-llzl Uhnir: Musiv H1mm'l'iii: Mzmtizilih- llvpnrtt-V: I-'zishiun Ill-vue: Senior I-'lmver lwliirililtee. M uciox Kimusiuuz Buys' High Svhiml Pluhi 'I'r:u-ki l'hiIum:ithe-:in Iiite-rziry Sm-ietyl High S1-hmml I.vth-rg Basket- bull. 'lux Luuuiu Fzisliifm Revue: Vnllvy- :MHZ Basketball: llzisv- uu . Roni-:i:'1'Ju1ixsoN ll. 0. 'l'. l'., lliviituiulitz Officers' Club, liifln- Tczun: l'rzu-lc l'l:itmmg 1'rzu'k tfmulmiiy: ll. U. T, C. Cirvus: llluuuul So. viciy uf Ilvlmuivl Fun!- bzxll: Inter-vlziss 'I'i':l4'k3 Buys' Iligli Svluml Club. Axritx Kllcrlixizic Girls' M Ulub, Sinxi1x'K.xmsn About as hip: :ls :L minute but :is well liked :ls a L-uuple of vm-nlilries. HI'Il.P1N Kl'llI.M.XN w Athi-nn I,itn-r:u'y Sm-ir-ty: M:nnu:xlArt SlN'it'lX1St'll- iol' Alinuumwuneni Vuln- mittvep Fnshiuxi Revue, C1l,uu,l-:s Lima livutmiizln liiivrairy Su- vil-'IY1 liuys' High Svlimrl l'lulJ3 Fnutlulll: Hn-alllh f'nuu4'il. Twenty-Fi1'e 1' 1935 'f NAUTILUS Jmix l.nllx1r1ic A ilviwiulxilxlz- lilly, but V+-ry shy, iiiuvli ln Ilii- rm-gi'1-I ul' M:im1:il's Maul- vrii Manish-ns. l'l lKl1r1l,rlWlS llwi' 1'h:ir:i1'lr-l', 4ln-pm-ml:i- ll1liIy.:iiid ilu- sh-:nliiiws iff lu-i' ilxililrn-. will mailli- L'l:ii'imw-lulix:I1-limi-iiilmn-l'wl :il Mniiusil, 'I'Ilm1.xs M umili, Qliim-liinfss mul iln-iwiill.i- bility :iw Ihr' tw-i ilmigs tlizil slisliiigiiisli this li.-y fx-mix ulln-rs, Ili-:li'l'll.l M.x.mia llzuiiiltuliizixi l,ih-rurv Sw- 4-im-lyl Mzuiuzil l4'4ii'l-iisi4- :uid liruiiiznlil- 1.4-:igil--2 lle-:illh Pulliam-il, lii-pm'l- wr, Vullvylmll: ll. lv, 'l'. 1', Fiiwuw: .limi-ir lfif iiziiiil- imiiiiiiilh-v, llirl llvm-iw:-24 . Slullm nt Vmiii- 4 il 2 lfiisliiiui lim in-, Illamuzilitv Stuff: Nu- tinviiul llmim- Sm-ieily. Jin: AI xxu1.xi:.u IAA Uv likvs lvl I-ul up :mil lluvz' Jn gnml limp, Hut sturlpiiip li:ii'nl, li- iliiiiks zu 1-riiiu- 1'1r1'nly-N i.r J r..xNi:'1 i i: Luci xx' vi A111 ' . ': .' : 'VSN- lI.ixmlli ni ml 11+ i ii, viz-ty, r4wx'i-txiry: Mun' ii ilitm Yi ifl' l'i1lvl'ipm-1 dvi ui,-1 1:1-5.-iw.-sg sm- it Ili-pix-si-iitailixv: 1.yiiiSlimx'. .Xslui'iziiillv- luuln- Nu-lvty. im-31.111-2 lh-iitmiinii Iutvizlry Su- vivly, lugs' lllgli Svlimvl Vluli, .lux Alun Xl-I-'ICN' Join Numilus Smff: lh-m-m- lziii l,ilvi'.ii'y Sn-'ivtyi IXl.uii1:il .'Xl'l Sunil-ly: Stull'-nl Pulliam-il, lma- lu-llnilll Ywllvyliulll llaxw-luill. M.u.1alu llilvri-lziss lizisvlmll Vliziml-S3 llzisko-llmll. 'l'i-.wkg .limi-ir Life- Snu- iiiga: llfiys' lliuli Si-lil-..1 Vliilv Hu iluiii in I in I'- .lI'5' Simi:-ly. Inman-Zxi. M.xl:sl1.xl,1, ll ml. l.l.liivus1l!.is kwllizilll Fzixliiull livvin- lla-:illli Vvillllvil, 'l'c-au-li 4-rx rmiuiiti:-ii lluiii-if 1.x'iii Slmw. Slucli-nt Fmiiii il . .luiiiiir lh-fri-all iiivlil lmiiiiiiillu-1-2 l'l,i5 lluiim. 1935 NAUTILUS J,u'K lVl.inr:I, Snphmnmw- Yivv - Presi- dl-nt: Fnmlmll: In-lmte-1 Il1':uu:itiv Plays: Nauti- lus Staff: llamiltrmizxu I,itex'ury Society, Parliav nn-utziriuri, I'resicls-nt: Health 4'num'il, Presi- dc-nlg Muuuail Fnl'e-nsim' :xml llrzmultif' l.eague1 Ibzmve Orm'hvStl':i, Luzicl- eri All-Pity Symphmiyl Uluss lmy Uuiixixiitte-c+, t'h:iirmun: National llnnrxr Sofiely. Bu,1.u-: Ml'CI,.KlN Studi-nt Cuutivill Fush- iuu livvlu-: Athi-11:1 Li!- 1-rziry Sswivtyl Girl lie- si-rvvs, Se-Pr9t:ll'y :ind Tre-usurer: Gym Shnwg Nziliruiiul Honor Snvivty. RUIIICIVI' lVl.xl,L R. U, T. ll, Lieutenzinl: Corps Arun und llifln- Teaun: Oilivr-rs' Flulmg M:u1u:il Snviely uf Dc-- hats-, Serge-:int-:li-Armsl Boys' High Svhmml Clull: Munlml I-'un-nsic' :md Drmuulic' Leugm-1 Siu- dent Uounc-il: Drzimulin- Pluyg Mzmuzililu Stuff. lflrpu-:N MuG1u-:iz He-lon h1isu't been ui Manual ve-ry lun: but he-r artistic' :ihiliiy is ref'- ugnizod by the Art So- vie-ty, JA xi-1 M1l.I,s'l'r:1N Humilhvnizuil,itvr:u'ySn- 4-ie-tyg lleulth Ululvg IH-1m Ulub. V1-:ml rim M.i1'1l,iN Y H1-rlrue wurlh is prow-xl by lhm- fzwl that shn' was zu nwlullex' uf the 1934 Nautilus Stuff. 'l'hox'vu1'c swim- thai! :irc :ilwuys iz-- rnm-rlilwrm-ll, Yi-lim-lu is one nf thvsv. Bl'Ili'l' M1'A Fm: M:1nu:xl Sm-ie-ty of Iw- lmlvg Mxmizul lfuiw-ixsin' :ind Druinsutin' l.4-zilliu-1 I'haii'm:in ni' Sl-uinr liul- lul Fmxiiilillm-1-1 ln-lmh-Z Playsg Frmllunllg 'l'1':u'k 3 Boys' ll Vlulvg Gym Show. Rnm:R'l'.x lNlm'GH1-3 Athena l.iln-1':u'ySnviviy 1 Mnuuail lfnlw-risix' und Ilrmmilim' lmzlfziivl lk-- lmlz- 'I'4-aim: l'luy l':is1g Iilumiuliie Stuff: Ile-ullh Cuunvill Sm-niur Fluss Imy Vmuniitivvl Nuliuu- ul llonm' Snvin-ly. Lrzuxum lilmu, M:1l1u:il Furl-nsim' and IH'HIll1lIit' 1,1-:ming Mau- unl Srwivty nf lk-lnzilr: Buys' llifzli Sl-hfml Ululv. l.om-:'r'l'.x li1vIx'l'i'm: Athvnu l.il1-raxry Suvil-ly: M:inu:xl lfrwelisic- and T lrzxmutic' lmzigzile-1 Mun! uznlitn- Stuff: .luniur Fi- lizinve- Cmiiniillve-I I'l:xy Vzml, Tirmiiy-Sr1'1'11 1' 1935 if NAUTILUS 01iY1I.l.1 3111.111 M:111111l111N1111 N111 1 -. 1 ,. 111-111 1111111111 N1 ' L . -111111- 1'111 :11111 1111114 111111111111111-. N11- 111111.1l 111111111' 81.1111-11. 1111111161111 N117 1Ii1'1s' Al 1'l1111, 5111111 1:11'1', ASI111-1:111s. Il 11 '1'.1'. 1'11'1-11:1. 1iy111 S111111 S1-1111111 1.1-111-1-5, 11111.11- 1. . 111111:111. 11-.11'11 111111. 1 1x1 1-rs 111111111111111 111111111-L 111-111111 1'1111111-111 1'1111-L 1'1111g, .11-1'111l 11:11'1. ,11111 '1'1-11111-11111111 A1:111:1g11-5 E1.1111x Musa .1 11111' 111111 1x :1111':11X 11'111'11' 11114 111 1.21-1 :1111-:111 111- 11'111 .1Is11 111- V1-1111-111 111-111-11 1111- 111s 111111-1 11114 11111' .11111 .1111l111, X1'1'.11'l11.11111 5111111- 111-A1-1 11:1111 111 1'1111111'iIg 11111 '11-s, .1s1111'11111 111 S111-11-11: .111 S1111 1-11 J11111111' 111111111 1'11111A 1111111-1-,1'11:111-111.111.111-:11111 11111111-11. 1111111-31' fJY1'l1C111X 1.. 11, '1'. V.. 1,11-1111-1111111, 111111-1-1s 111111, A1:11111a11 8111-11-11111 111-111111-, 51.111f 11:11 1-'111-1 11si1' :11111 11171- 111:1111- 1.1-:114111- 11111! Mun 1'11111, M:11111z1I111- S1:1f1, .I11111111- 1+'i11:11111- 1 111111111111111-: 1111.1111:1I1, 1 1 0111111111 11111 'l'1141'11l,11-I'.'1yfI1l .111 Ii 311111111111 1111.1.11: A1111 1111111113111 .XV1 N1 11'11-11, 1'1'1-M111-111 S1-1'1'1-111'1 1'111'1'111111:111 1.111-1:11-1 1'I1111. 11111111.11 1111 51.1115 N111111-111 1'111111 1111 111'1'I111N11'.1 .1:11'k111'11 111111111111-1111-11 l1:11'1 111 111'1111' 111 1111 5111111-11 111-1111111r, 11111 111 11111111 11111 .11'1111' 111111 111- 1-1-11111111111 1111111111-1411-15 l111l1111'111:111111111111-11.111 1u1.1n.1111- 111 N11111' X111111111s h1:1I1, 1'11:111111 11.1111111.S1-11i111'1'l.1ss111' 11111-1, S1-1-11-1111'1', 51111111 1:1111111, .11111-11:1 1,11111:11'1 5111111-11': ,Xs1111'i:111 811111- 1-11 111' l1'i111- ,Xl'lN. N1-111111 1'111 111111 1111114 1'1111111111 11111g .111111111' 191111111111 11111111111111.1g s1111111.1,1.11. 121-1'1'1+111111-11111111111111111 17.1Q111 111.111 111115 0'1'11x 11111 1i111s '31' 1'11111. 111-.11111 1'1111111i1 1'1-1-xi111-111 11111 1111' 1.111 S:11i111:. 111111 11111111 .11111-11.11.111-1'.11'1 S111-11-11, 1l111.1111111.111 1.111-1'.11'1 1'I1111, 1.,1111'11:1111 1'1:1sf 1'11111, Y11-1--1'1-1-51111111i 81111111111 1'.111111-il 1935 NAUTILUS lJ4lIllb'l'lllC.K Oni: ,Mllenu l.itei':u'3' S4 wie-ty, l'I'1'Slllt'lll, Vive - l'rc-si- xlvnl I Girl liesm-ru-S, l'i'1-siclm-nt, 'l'rL-zlsux'01'3 I-'rzmw-s Sm-nrritl Ilzinlvy Girl: IM-vlzilllutiun Unn- lvst: Xziutilus St:il'l'. As- siwizutv-l'I4litni': M:xnu:il lf'm's-Hsin' :mtl llrzunutim' Imzipzxll-1 Plays: ll. U. 'l'. V, lmstm' Vnntvstg Sen- im' llzxllnti Nutimml limulr Sm-in-ty, llll'Il.lil'I4N H1-il-in Hx .Xxmlln-1' pnmf thzxt Mun- uul':-: Mudvsl Mzulvmni- Ss-lln-S prvfvl' ihv sn-rm-r sox lo ln- lmlumles. LEX Rmnxxxn-31. Hurytmninn l.iter:11'y Vluh, l.ilmu'iznn: Hzlmil- tonizxn l,ile1':u'y Snwiety: Mzmuzil Art Sm-ivty: Mzmuul lfrniw-llsic' :xml llrzunzxlim- l.1-:il-flu-I llirl lie-se-1-vvs : SIml1-ntl'u11ll- m-ilp Junior Iloc'm':1timi Umixlliittwg SL-nim' Fi- minf-lf Vmxirnitic-Q-1 Nu- tismul llumn' Sm-ivty. Jus!-11-llRml.xxn F li li. 0, T. U., First. Class Privante: Frau-k mun- pzmy, f'1'zu'k l'l:iluun, li. 0. 'I', l'. l'ir1'us: Xutirmn- zil Rifle Assn:-izutlun. ril-:lu MAP: Sxlrru Athi-nu I.i1m-rury Society: Manual Frwonsic' and llrzunzxtiz' l,c-num-1 A Pzmm-Ilan 4'hnir: Pity Musiv Unntestl Fashion lim-vm-3 Junior Iliff- Suv- inzi Maxlxunlitn- Stuff. J. R. R.X'I'l,lI-'P' Ii: U, 'IK 12, l,ivlltv11:xnt3 hlile- 'lx-zum: 1'n1'1us .Xu-ax 'l'v:1ni: Munuaul Sm-ivty of IM-lmlm-, l'n-sisln-nt: .knnmmm-mn-nt Vmmnit- tw-, Sm-rgvzxllt-:ll -Arlnsg Munlml lrrlim-rs Club: l'r:u'k Fmmmlxyz Vrzu-k I'lumm1: ll. lr. 'l'. 12 Vir- l-us. JUS!-1I'lllXH RIHAXIND Gym Show: 'l'4-:u'lwrs I'nnvc-ntiun i'r1-grain: lloulth Vmixivill lfzislximx lic-fvuc-: li. H, T, P. Vir- Pusg Hnskn-tlmllp Vnllvy- lr:1ll. Humv Rizvon I envy nu mzm who knows nmre- than I, but I pity those who know less. EI.lz.uw:'r1iA1.Al.x SM l'I'Il Hvnlih C'rvunvil, Allvr- nutv: Girl llesviwes. Hrzunrzuul' Rovn-lc Nuys' lligh Svlmul Clulnp lnterr-lass lizxselmu ll Ulunnlmsg llusketlmllg ll. U, T, U., l'ruc'k l'lu1mm, t'i':u'k Fnxxmpzxlly :Stuclm-nt t'nun4'il3 .luninr Life Szxvim-Z. Tu'f'nty-Nine 1935 NAUTILUS 1,1:11x.11111 Ii1lXYI..XNI1 Il,11,'1',1',1'.1111:1111. li. 11, '1', 12 1'11'1-usp 111-11l1111f 11111 1,111-1':11'y S111-11-ly, 51111111111 S111-11-ly 111 111-- 11:111-3 S1-111111' 1'I11ss, X'i1-1-- 1'1'1-si111-111:N:1111111z11111111- 111- Q111'i1'11' GOI.1lI1'I S'1'1'11x .1 1I.1111il111111:111 1.111-1'z11'y S111'i111y, 'I'1'1-:1s111'1-1': llirlx' M 1'111I1, 'I'1'1-:15- 111'1'1', 11:11l1111 111-111111 1'1111111'i1, V11-1--1'1'11:1i111-111. 8111111-1111'11111111iI:I1:1sk1-1- 111111, 1':1111:1i11: 151151-111111. Y11l11-y11:111, 51111111111-1', 1111-11 1'l1111 .Xw111'11, 1111111 l'i11. A 12111111-11:1 1'I111i1'. S1.111- 1.1-111113 1,1111 S111- 111111. Tox 1' Sl11'I'1IN'l'1IS 31:11111:1Ii111S1:11't',1111s1111-ss 31111111141-1'g 1l1111kk1-1-1111111 .Xw:11'11S1 111-111111 1'111111- 1'ilg 111111 S1111w3 11111111111- 1:111 S111-111151 Mi111:1f1 11115- 111-1I1:1ll T1-11111. S1-11i111' 1'l:1ss 11:1y 1'11111111i111-1-, S1-1111111 1,1-111-11 S1-:111:N.1 'I'.111111,s1q1' 11:1111i111111 1.111-1':11'y S1111- 1-1y, S1-1'1'1-1:11'y3 1i11'1s' RI 1'111113 1-'.1s11i1111 1111- 1111-: Il, 114 '1', 1', 1'1r1-11s. 1l11-1- 1'I11I1, S1:111- :11111 1'115' M11:-i111'111111-1411 B111- si1- 111111111- I'i111 111-1'111-s- 11':1 :1'111ss11:1y 1'1'11141':1111: 1111l'y11111i:111 1,111-1'z11'1 1'l11I1, 1iy111 51111113 .1111- l1-111- N111111-1':11, N:1111111:11 1111111111 S111-i1-152 E1111'1N S1'111'11il.11 S11111'1s N111111 111 111- this 1111y's f:1x111'i11- 11:1x1i1111-. 111- 1s 114111-1-1.1111 2111111 111 11q1s1-111111 :11111 I1:1s111-1111111 7'I1irI1f 1'11.11c1,1:s S.11'x11: 131111 1' 511111-'11ll1b A1111-11:1 1.111-1':11'v S111-11111 1'1'1111-, M111111:1I 19111-1-11s11 :11111 I11':1111:11i1' 1,1-111-:111 S1-1-r1-1:11'y. S1111i11r 1'I:1ss IL11' V111111111111-1-, S111 111-111 1'1111111'1I S1-1'1'1-1:11'y 11111 'l' 1' 1'ir1-us: I'1.1y 1':1s1. .X1'.111111111:11'I111i1 111411111 1'1111111'1l, S1:111 1,1-111-1'. .I11111111 11111 11 1'1'IX1'I. .I1x11111: S.11,1.,1s 111111 Slmw, 111'1'111-x11':1 11.11 '1'.1'.1'i1 1-us: 11.11 I 1 ,1 1.1111 h1111:111,1'1':11-11 1.111111:1111',1'1'.11-k I'1:11111111 W.1x111 S1 1,1.11.1N .X1111-11:1s, 111 1'1w' XI' 1 11111. .I11111111 A1-1'1'1-1:11'y S-1111 - 2 ' 1 11 111111111 11111111111 11-1-, N1:11111:1II11- S1:11'f 111 1'11111111l' 111-'1l111 M11111- 1 1'1111111'1I. '1'1-111-1111115 1 1111- 1 1-1-11111111 I111111'1', 11. 11, I 1' 1'11-1-114' XI'1 1111111 F111- 1-11s11' 111111 1111111111111 1,1-1114111-. .I11111111' 811111 I..-11111' 511111111111 11111111r s1,1'1.11y 11115 111119 1111411 S1-1111111 1'11111 x1.K1C1'l1.X '1'1111x11s 1,1-11111111.111 1.111-1':11'y S11- 1111-1y, 1.11'1 111-1-1111'x.-N 1935 NAUTILUS Gu-:N Slrxrri-:R Nautilus, Editor-in- Chief: Senior Class Treasurer: Bentonian Literary Society, Presi- dent: Manual Forensic and Dramatie League, President :Student Foun- cil, President: Senior Ballot: Debate Team: Five Dramatic Plays: Orations: Track Team: Winner of Sales Con- tests: National Ilonor Society. Hrruzx YvAl,l..Xl'E Helen is light-colored on top but far from light- headed underneath, She is truly one of Manual's Sophisticated Ladies, ELM!-in SM l'l'II VVe admire him for his high ideals and studious nature. A little hard to get acquainted with, but well worth the effort. National Honor Society. MAXINI-: Yorxc Girls' M Club: R. O, T, C, Circus: Baseball: Basketball: Giant Vol- leyhall: Junior State Letter: Athletic Numer- al : Beginners' Swimming Button, IC,uu,V.xI'olI1' Inter - class Basketball Champions: Glee Club: Music: City Music Con- test: Track 1 Football : R, O. T. C., Sergeant: Music Honor Pin: Boys' High School Club. Nl NA Uxnrzawoon Athena Literary Soriety, Treasurer, President : Manual Dramatic and Forensic League: Bury- tonian Literary L'lub: Senior Announvenient Committee: National Honor Sorit-ty. Flux K Svnorz xi A N Senior Flass President: Hamiltonian Literary So- ciety, President : Manual Forensic: and Dramatie League, President: Pon- stitutional Orations, Sev- ond Place: Debate: Dra- matics: Tennis Meet: Sophomore President 1 Freshman - Sophomore Orationsz Boys' Orationz National Honor Soviety. Doi:o'rm:.x Wnisox Fashion Revue: Athena Literary sm-iety: Man- ualite Staff: A Fappella Choir: Senior Announce- ment Cominittee, Chair- man: National Honor Society, GEAHLD SWV0l 'l llRD Manuallte, Front Page Editor, Assignment Edi- tor: Health Uounvil, Manualite Reporter, Vive - President : lloys' High School Flub, Man- ualite Reporter: Manual Society of Debate : Bury- tonian Literary Society: Student Council, Rosmz Am' Zl'l l'lN Hamiltonian LiterarySo- ciety: Vice - President, Assistant Treasurer, Historian: liurytonian Literary Flub: Student Council: Girls' M Club, Sergeant-at-Arms: Glee Club: Health Coun- cil: Fashion Revue L Gym Show: National Honor Society. Thirty-One 1935 NAUTILUS E11x11:f1' Y1x1 1-'Y1' S11111111111111-v 1Z.1I1111: J1111- 1111 1.1-111-5111111-111 111111- 1111111-1-: 51111111111 S111-11-ly 111 I11-1111I1- I1-1-1151111-1 8111111-111 1'1111111-11, ll111'y- 111111:111 1.111-1':11'3 111111. 1'r1-si111-111: S1-111111 11111 1111111111111-1-' X'1111111:11 1l1111111' S111-i1-11' XIX11-.NI 11111112 11111-1'1'111sslZ11s1111111:ll11f' k11111111J '1'1':11-ki 111159 1111411 N-1111111 1 l11l1- 11111 S1-1x-11114: l'111l1111111111-.111 1,111-1'111y 5111-11-ly, 11111111.11 Wvlhl 1 uls 11.11'k T11:11111 11115-5' M 111111 IMN111111 11 111i1114.l11111-1. 1 1'I1,x11:11 TvN1111,1, S '1111- :I11111111- 1'1.1sS, X'i1'1--I'1'1-s- 1111-1112 F11111111111. 11111111 1.115 1.1111.1111. S1-11111111 All 811112 1!11sk1-1111111, I11111111111111- M1-111111111 '1'I':11'k: 11115-S' M 1'I1111, '1'1'1-:1s111'111'. 51:11111111 S11- 1-11-ty 111' 111-111111-3 14111111 A l'1111111'1111l 111111 S111111-111 1'1111111-11. 1-I1ax11:s'1'J11x1cs 11:1sk111111111: 'l'1'1111 1211-1- 11 . .X 12111111-11:1 1'111111', 111111 1.1111-111111. 71111111-'l'11'11 N P111 W1:111111:11 1':1111's 11111l11s111111v 141-1-1115 111 111-: '1'1111 111111'1- 1-1111 w111'1'A'. 1111- Q1111111-1' y1111'1'1 11111111 Y1'1cx11N W111'1'1-1 I111if1111111'1:111i1', x'1-1'ys111- 1111111x. 111111 w111 1111 1-1-- 1111-111111-111-1111y1111. Y1-1'111111 11111111 :11w.1ya111- 1'11111111 111 11111 M11111- s11111 i11 1111 111111-1' 111111. i1,,11:1.x1111WI1.h11N 51111111111 S111i1-ly 111' 111-Y 1111111 1.P.S'lkI'Ili S1l.KK'l'l1CIl S1-11i111' 1'1:1ss S1-1'141-:1111- 111-.X1'111s. Nuys' M 1'I1111g 1711sk1-11111l1, 12111- 1111111 A11-S1111', 121-12111- 1:1i111 'I'1-1111is, 'I'1':11-k. 51111111111 S111-i1-ty 11f 111-- 1111l1'2 S1-111111' 1111111111 1!:1:4k111111111 Aw:11'11. A1 IKICIK 1' 1XI.l1I1 x1.1x lmys' 1111411 S1-1111111 1'111I1, '1'1'111-k '1'1111111: Mi111:1-1 1l:1sk1-1111111 'l'1-11111, P1111- 1:1111: I'111111111:111111.111 1,11- 1-1'111-1' S111-111151 N111i1111111 1111111-1 S111-11115: 1935 1' NAUTILUS JTUNIIUR CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . .Joe Cirrincione V ire-President . . .... Lorraine Larson Seerelary . . ..., Jimmie Milam Treasurer ...... . . .Jacqueline Bayan Sergeant-at-Arms .. ..,. Lawrence Licata Gift Receiver .................,...... Ruth Houser Advisers . . . . . .Miss Zula Chase, Coach john McMurphy JUNIOR KCONIIMIIITTIIEIES FlN.xNc'r:-Jacqueline Bayan, chairmang Vera Crawley, Lillian Elliott, Marie Jackson, Minnie Krevitzky, Annette Mabel, Verle Rosine. Eclith Studna, Josephine Boyer, Barney Altman, Bill Cohen, Helen Mel-largue, Josephine DeGrarlo, Harry Hawes, Harry Martin, John Maggio, Earl Plaskett, John Lee Smitherman, and Charles Ventimiglia. EN'ri-:ic1'ArNMr:N'r-James Tucker and Thurman Brittingham, 1-hairmeng Thelma Whitten. Lorraine Larson, Mickey Stivaletti, Mary Passiglia. lhzrnrzsirxmxrgl-larry Feinberg, chairmang Mickey Russo, Cleo Stolherg, Joe Zeto, Eugene Leach. 13:-nt-on.vl'nrx-Marie Wasik, ehairmanp Lorene Walker, Phyllis Trammell, Dorothy Sollars, Evelyn Boutross, Lucy Arnone, James Hudson, Norman Harris, Joe Berhiglia, Eugene Gordon, Albert Yoos, Lawrence Lic-ata. Th irty-Three ff 1935 'f NAUTILUS IHINIINQ CI Iss IlIiIII'I'I I'III' IIIIXX IIIIII.I'Il 'IIIIII' 'I'IIIII.IN 'VII'--I . IIIIIL'I. X IIII-I-I-II: XX III XX I, I III I I I II I'I1.I'I-I-III SIIIII IIIII I III XIIIIIII IIIIIII. XIIIIIIIIII III-IIIIII II I I II ICIIIII IIII. 'I'IIII. 'I' III I'IIIIII' IIIIXX XL,IIIx I1.II.4I.IIS!IIIIIIILi III,fI.I I I I II I XII I X I I IIII I-I.III---, IIIIII SIIIIII XI III IIIIIIIAI-IIII IIIIIIIII I I II II XII III II XI.I I XII II II I.IIIII:I ITIIIIII NIJ IINII IJIXX IIIIIIVIIIIIIII. XIIII'.III I'-II .IIIIIII XIII II III I I III XI II I I IIII IIII III NIIII I XXII III IIII I III I I III II N III II II II II I III III IIIIIIIXI IIIXX I III I I I I I II III II IIIIII. !Z.-IIIII II I'.IIIl:I'IIII IIIII XIIII NIJII QI II,II III.I I'IIIIII.I IIIIQIIIIN, IIII II I IIII I II I I IIIIII NI I-IIII I IIIIIII III I III II IIII X IIIIII XIIIII III1 I IIII IIIIIII II VIII' ILIIXX' .I.III.IN 'I'I:IIz'I IX -I' I1III'I'I'II II I XX.III.III-, I.IIII,IX I,-IIIII XII,I I I IIII I II II IIII IIII XIIII I-III. XIIIIIIIIII AI.IIIII, I.III XI'IIIIxI-II IIIIIIIIIII. I II III I IIIII XX II III XIIII III XX IIII. .XIIII IIII XX IIIIII- , .IIII- I'II'I IIII I II VIIIIIII IIIIXX IIIIIIIII.II. IIQII I I XIIIIIIIIII III'IIx ,IIIIIII XI I III I IIIIII XIIII I N II I III I.,IIIII-III: I,II:II:I I,IIIII.IIII I-'wleuls VI-II .II-IIIN, II.II'II IIWIIIII I NIIII IIIIIII NIJIIXIIIIII ':. . 'II , in XX XII IIIII I I III'I I-IIIIINIIIIIIII, NI:II'.IIII':If XIIIII I XII II I XIII II III XII I I III III I XIII II XII I I IIIIII IIIIII XI XXII III IIIIIII II IIIIIII II I I LIII I II I1IIIIIIl:I XI-IIIIII IZII'I I'IIII lim ' . I. IXX XII II X I I III IIIIII IIII X IIII II'I:IIII IIIIII NI I I XI II III-Iv-xIIII ILI-III XIIIIII II I II IIIIII XIIIII III II IIII NII NI IIII IIN TIIII III-I'III1I' -I :Ix,'- I ' 1935 NAUTILUS A 'GROUP O17 SUPHCDNIORICS IHXXY Flw-nl l,n-wisg 1.4-ff Munrln-sg Russ llunuinx':n1l1i, WAI!--1' 1'1.u'lx. lmnlx I,umb.1l 1... IUI I Iulx xxxxwi lim-d: Jw- llisznlxznt-v1.luv Stulm1.I11nl4.r1'x'.nwh-yy liuuwnr Alilhxd, 2 NNY: hm- Iiirwlsrvmzl .Iwhu Z1-uw: .Xlxwrm Kuhlu-rr. l 1'.mw-s Ninn'-y. Rlzurmxl liffmlsxllg Illll I1 I X--ran I..-v Iiuslvyg Imlizu Sl'-xx-ns: V--Ima: Ihnxmf-x': Zulu 31.14-4'l-nwwh-r. Vlyulef lwftn-1'. I4 HND IIUXV: Illlu XV!-hh: Yu-ru lilwluuxwlsp Nlavrn- limp.-g I-1rln:1 !4':x1'l1swu1'tl1g I-Islhvr l-'--ilulvvmg In-nv Hula-l. I'1x1g:e-m- lil!!--llu. I Ul'I'4PM HOW: Ile-:mt1'iw-v I,uIkl'4-Hy: Ulm! llzumm-vml: GW:-minlyln M1-l':u1:m: Kaxth--rinn XX'--suit: ully Nvsf-lnnzuli llulh liwiant-Ak: l.ihml.z Alum-um. AI:u'y1':utIw1'im- llurlw A GROUP Ol? FRHCSHNIICN 'I Ili' IKHNY: .luzmilzx M1-NuH:.l:u-li IYzu'is1.I:n'k Slnlln-V211'l1:xl'lvy Il:u'.4'I:u':-n4'm- Ihwwln-y1Si4ll1v3 Xlille-V: lfrzxnk Svwrvxltilxu. 'T' llllli IIHNV: IL-:xt1'i4-v4'1'1-ight:-111 VK'iImu XX'inkl.-r. II.xx--,Id Wilvy, Iiulwrt Ifuirvhilrll Mary lillzl X11-Ke-nfhzm. Nfvrmn Urumlil Ilixin- Mil:-SA I IUW: Murizm links-1-1 l'm'u.n llc-4-kwilh. Murlull lim-hh-x'l Imran Mm- l'l:nrk: .lum Nl Y NNI!! lull:-X3 live-lyvn '1'.x5lu1'. l1lI I'UM IXUNVZ Iilllniw- MM'-vlllxxlug Ivzl Ilnyvs: Sharp Qllaxrllvlmllxn: Xurxnzu IMI:-ui Muriguxx 'win-rry: Ylrgiv Yum-.-, T71 iffy-l i1'f' ' 1935 NAUTILUS SENIOR lBAlLll,O'lll Person Who Has llone Most For Manual .... Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Girl Student .... Best Boy Student Best Girl Urator. . . Best Boy Orator. Best Girl .Xtlilete. Best Boy Athlete, Belle Brummel. . Beau Brumniel. . . Best Girl Songster .... Best Boy Songste I' ..,.. .lllUNlIUlR lBAlLlLOT Girl Who Has Done Most For Manual ,... Boy Who Has Done Most For Manual .... . . Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy ..,. Best Boy Student . Best Girl Student .,.. Best Girl Orator. Best Box' Orator. . Best Girl Athlete. Best Boy Athlete. Belle Brunimel. . . Beau Brummel. . . . . . .Glen Shaffer , . .lflizalmetli Neff .lfrank Sehlozman . . .Soteira lfuehrer .Vincent Crawford . . , Dorothea Ozar . . .Clem Fairchild Mary Ann Goforth . . .Lester Shartzer .Florence Bradley . . . . , .james Few . . . . .Mamie Davis .. . .Virgil Buck . . . ..-Xmber Wight . .Lawrence Licata , ,Lorraine Larson . , .joe Cerrincione ........Billy Petty ,jacqueline Bayan . . . . .Ruth Houser . . .Richard Dinus ....Yirginia King . . . .liarl Plaskett , . Kathryn l'atton . . .Norman Harris Best Girl Songster ..... .... l Dorothy Patton Best Boy Songster. . . .... Silas Stephens Th irly-S i.l' f 1935 2 X ff Wy ff, fy n i X XE Q Qx My x U 5 XX XX X lNBx Wx XX ,x A IX XX X M N E351 Nl xx ORFANIZATKJNS To conquer wlih arms xs To mam only C1 tzmpomry con luesi to con qucr the work! by earmno' LYS Q ieem -M--Q 'ZQ4 1gf f1R jf' , XIV!! R ii:x,XZ-xxtiii'-in-i --iii if V r fQ ,XX ' , f f ' 'S fs SX X Y -5413 f 1 lk N jf V nw NNN jbf Lx x, if .L.- xxx N Vx' f 5 X X, ffK,ff ,ww 3 ' fiX'f?fx.QQ , ,Aff H, ' , lx QP! ,QV i ' A x ,fx X ff ' f f I' Y' xKk,.'35 Q5Eg G53 sf' 'NA ' PAV - 2 X X X , lil? ',l' ' Va',f' NWffMmH'iM Wu .A XX. .xg-X xx X .W 'ffyf jfj,H LMX X K ff I Iwi!! X wt M N W k k KX- .. 'lf' 'wmffwf W L X W -Q - ,f M4 IW' 1 V A , XX X ' . W xfg fl 'X JK 'M H W 11 'f 4'w 1 M X V XV X fff- -fvf,,: wg v W M - W ' ' MW I ,f'7'r fQL 1 n' Nx xxx 4 .- X. 7 M' fd' f' 1 .X - ,K fwfr! 1, 'A ' 4 ' - ' 'A C515 CZBFQQL , ' '3.f1 -?3'?f , j 'f' an ' I 4 LJ I S ms d permanent conquest HSOH 1955 MEMBERSHIP NAUTILUS NATllONAlL HONOR S0fCilllC'lFY Becoming a member of this distinguished organization is undoubtedly the greatest honor one may achieve during his four years at Manual. Only fifteen per cent of the senior class are eligible for membership to this national organization. The requisites are very high for admittance and one must be superior in scholarship, character, service, and leadership. This year Nina Underwood ranked first and Clem Fairchild second. The candidates are selected by a committee of teachers and are then voted upon by the whole school faculty. Each person initiated into the Manual Chapter receives the gold emblem of the National Honor Society at the close of an inspiring assembly program. Maxine Baty Ralph Benezio Roseniury Ilalton Clem Fairrhild Soteria Fuelirer Edna Keeney Albert Kleiman Billie Mc-Flain Roberta McGee .lack Mabel llertlia Major Orville Moad Dorothea Ozar Helen Homandel Leonard Rowland Frank Schlozman Glen Shaffer' Elmer Smith Wantla Sullivan Serena 'Fabolsky Nina Underwood Ernest Vincent Dorothea Wilson Rosemary Zitten Th irty-Xin! if 1935 'f NAUTILUS wr 1 1 use , , X ve J, 5 ll LDl,Nll COLNCLII. 'FUI' HOW, Al:uii,i Munoz, Alu- ll--Iiinuv-ig liin-si Yin-1-nl. liliov-i' 'I'5n:I,t1l. lmxul I-Iinsi-in. Xlzivil- .lmlison lim-lyli I1-tulross, l.oii,iiiiv- I,.i:'st-ii, .l.iiiw Ikuilvy Htl:-li liivlllliiu. .l.lu:ls 'Flivkf-i'. l+'lrl'li'I'll IUYXY' Alum l4Ill,l Bltliw-liiili. Alniiiiii Slivillx. Ifuiieii- Alzlldid. llim Sli'-lix, ll.1z:-I .lt-hnson, llos--ni:ir'5 Imll--in, K,ilhr5n Alana:-: Ii'-ue llllivl. llutli ll----ll. Xltiry Iittai Morris, llolwrlii Sli-tile, Mollie Xvsliiiiuiii. 'l'llIllIP IUVXY' Html XYlulIlf , .lulu Bl.lll:it't'-ty. N.io1iii lhili. liliiio ll.ii'ui.ixi'. XY:ili:l:i Sillliuill. liuth Kwiut--lt. Aliunil- Ku--xirxky , .In-:miie All-Iflweu. I-Ilixzilwili N.-t'i', I-Iilw ii I,--.ul Ii, l'.muI.unn.. l'm-lofis. SIGVHXII IUIW: .lu,tuil.u All-Xml. l.:iui':i Ili-Ile W:-zxiilp llosviiiziry Xillin, lb-tty Sliittoid. Sw- relurp, 'I'iw-austin-i', Vlydv liiwiziiigx--r, Vin-sidi-iiig til.-n Sh.it't'--ig l'i'--sul:-ul. Nldiiiie Imyis, YIM'- l'i'f-simlifnig Vleiu l+':iii'.-liildr yil.--l'i-esitlv-iit. ,Xiulrey llnirlsj l-Ixvlyn Xlvllziiiiu-l, Y1i'uiui.i Vox l1ll'l l'HRI ILHW: Im- 1'--llins: .losvph Aliimi--li: Sum KI.-in: .lm-li Siissomii X'-'rnon lf.-i-n.iinl--s, ISti'ii.ird fl'-rslion ll'-iziltl Ilnxsinui-I, Holt Ifdiiwliilul. Ifuzsr 'I'icim Siceoxim 'I'ifRxi Clyde llretzinger . , . , .l'rz'xiflw1i ..4,. . . .Glen Shaffer Mamie llaivis . . . .l'ff'1'-l'rz'.virl'f'r1f . .,.. . . .Clem lfziirehild Betty Stzifford . ...,.. ..,, Sl'I'7'1'ftI7'-V-TH'fI.YIlfI'P' ...... . ..,.,.. Betty Stafford Uur Student Council, this year, :is zilwziys hefore, has consisted of two members from esieh Home Room. diligently working to represent the feelings :md desires of the entire student hody, to szifeguzird its interests. :md to uid it in refraiining from unwise or foolish movements. During the latter term, our Counvil zidopted and executed the idezi of wearing hut- tons, represeutzitiye of the organization. The dominant and underlying purpose of the hutton wus to enzihle the representzitive to exeeute the laws adopted hx' the Couneil more eftieiently. A most outstanding event in this year of our Council was the zieeeplnmre of :in offer, made hy Mr, George Bowles tmore widely known :is The 'l'z1ttler to the rudio worldl who gruduzited from Blzinuul in 1908, to write ii new school song. Also ai very grave responsibility fell upon our Student Founeil - fthe selling of our gxllllllill and we know that that will he done its efficiently :is the mziny other enter- prises that they undertook this year. Numerous mixers. which proved very successful, were sponsored hy the Student Council. For! ,ll 1935 f NAUTILUS THLALTWHKKNUNKHL 'FUI' lt1lXX': Julie Millslz-in: liztrl l'lztsk4-tl. .Iostpliiuv llihzindog ll:-tty St:il't'o1'ml2 Thuriuziu I!rillini.:li:ui1: llzizn-l .lolmsoliz lloseniury lmllon: Lnurai li:-lle Vt't-aint: th-ruld lhxysiiig:-1'3 liiigzn-iw Millard: Henry Sgnrglino. 'Vllllill HUNV: Miss litliel llairris Nagle, .Xwlxis--rg No1'iii:m liarrisz Vito llzu'l1ivi'ig lhwotlit-:n Uzair: I-'. M. Gibson: Mzii'x:m'et liutlt-rg Yirpzinin Vox, lioin-rin Mctlce: Mnry I-Illzx Mt'Km-liuli: tlwt-mlolyn Mct':mnon3 Miss lluth Ilnwkins, .Xflvisn-r. SICVUNIJ HOXY: Donald lientch: llosn- Molin:u'og .It-st-pliiiiv l':1tul:1v1o: Mollie Nt-snfimiziii: llutli Kwizxtz-kg Gludvs Hulet: Marjorie l'uul: Murin Munoz: Yii'1.:iliizi Molinzlrog I,:iur:i lh-rdinv. Iitl'I l'UM lZUXY:il'Itlwzii':l lived: lioss-ni:ii'5 Zillin. lloltlit- Studiici, Yi r'nA- l'i't-sith-nt: Ailtziis lf. l!ui'i'5', Adviser: .luck Matin-I, l'r1-sid:-lit: l'utrl4-in l1'itz11:tti'i4'k, Secr:-t:ui'y, th-:trld Swoffonl, II:-iuvrterl l'hilli11 l':iri'ino: liitn NY:-hiv. OFFICERS Jack Mabel .. ......A........ ....,. I 'resident Goldie Studna ...... ..Virc-President Patricia Fitzpatrick .. ........ Secretary Bert McGuirk .... ......... S ergean!-at-.elrms Gladys Hulet . . . . . .Corresponding Secretary Gearld Swofford ........ . .,.. Manualitc Reporter Miss Ethel Harris Nagle ................,................ Adviser The Health Council w'as first organized in 1934 for the purpose of helping the Manual students to work and study for the improvement of health throughout our school and community. This group has aimed to inspire all students to keep their bodies and minds in a healthy state. A representative and alternate to this council are elected in each Home Room. Both of these are expected to attend every meeting that they possibly can attend. All teachers are invited and at every meeting several are present. The meetings are held after school bi-monthly. The Council has ofticers who arrange the program with assis- tance of our most capable advisers. At the meetings there are either outside speakers or student speakers. The topics are chosen according to existing needs and interests. Several trips have been made. During the study of the Conservation of Eyesight, the Council visited the Kansas City Power and Light Company. At another time they took advantage of an opportunity to study the work done in the Campbell-Sheftield Dairy. Enthusiastic advisers have been factors in making this Council, which was made possible through the assistance of F. S. Lamar, Miss Elizabeth Scott, and Miss Ruth Hawkins, a success. Other faculty members who have assisted the organization this year are: Miss Ethel Nagle, john McMurphy, .-X. F. Barry, Maynor D. Brock, Miss Anna Hughes, and Dr. Helen Perkins. 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Anna Ilufzing Itlvvlyii Iiotxtrossg liillit- Mi-l'i:ii1i3 Yiruixiin Vox: Iiorn-lla M4-Intyu-1 Sotvirzt In Snllix in I-t I-'tim-lin-i': XX':tntz ,' ' 'z TIIIIHY IIONVI .I:tt'q11t-lim' Ilnynnp I-Ilizuln-th 4ii't1ncIt-n: lie-vu Aronson: Vi-rzt l,ei- Iiosli-yi IR-nili:x Htliht-rs: I':tt1l:tnn:i IN-ters: Mary Allie' .Xrnolrlp Jnnt- Slit-1uil'cl1 India Stn-venrsg Yu-lnin llxtrm-i'. SICVUNIB IIHXV: Maxine 'l'irIi'ii'k: Mninii- Itzxyisg liiln-vn l,t-zivli, Yi-ronn lloritz, Liivy .Xrnoni-, .lost-lihinv lit-Gmrlog Mzurjorit- Slit-i'ni'iig tlwenvlolyn M:'t'.tnon: I.iltot'in Most-ntog Mnry Volt-- ni tn I2H'I I'ttAl HOW: lhitty St:it'foi'tI, Viitiu: Hazel Jolilixoli. Yi--t--I'ri-sideiit: Ilnst-xn:11'y Italton, Vox'- 11-spomling St-c'i't-tzit'y: Itorotliea ttznr, I'i't-sitlt-nt, Vic'---I'i'1-xitlt-lit: Iiinnm Kuln-, Aslvist-i': Ninn l'ntIe-rwootl, l'i'1-siilt-nt, 'l'r--:tsttiw-i': I4'rt-4-tln Mat- Smith, St-rgt-:int-nt-Arnis, S1-on-t.ii'y, Ilosn t'row, Svi'p.:t-nntvnt-Arms3 . FIRST TERM Dorothea Ozar .. Hazel johnson . . . Agnes Bay ..... . Rosemary Dalton .. Nina I'nclerwood . . . Freeda May Smith . . Betty Stafford .... A dviser .............. Xgntts lin y. Set-rm-tnt'y, 'I'i'z-nstiiw-l'. OFFICERS l'r1'.rid1'nt ..... Vifz'-Prrsidt'11t .. Sefretary .....,...,.. Cl77'2'C5f7t1l1Il'fl'I,Q Svfrvtary Trt'a.im'f'r . . ....... . . . Srrgfazzt-at-.-lrms . . Critif-Rrporlcr , . SECOND TERM .Nina l'nderwootl . . .Dorothea Ozar I-'reeda Mae Smith .. ...Maxine Baty . . .Agnes Bay . . . . . .Rosa Crow .,Roberta McGee .Miss Emma Rube When the Athena Literary Society was tirst organized in 1915 for the purpose of uniting girls of high character and scholarship, it chose as its name Athena, the god- dess of wisdom. It has for its motto, No one is wise alone, and its colors blue and white, symbolizing loyalty and purity. are truly representative of the members. The Athena emblem, the white rose, symbolizes the sweet purity of girlhood. An Athena girl must have purity, loyalty, honesty, and wisdom. This year the Athenas are especially proud of the original talent which has been developed in their programs. Clever originality was displayed in stories, essays, ora- tions, poems, and extempts. Another outstanding feature was the original continued story, How a Lordship Was Restored. The Athenas also enjoyed a lovely party given for them by the Manual Society of Debate. Other outstanding and beautiful events were the Initiation, Installation of Ofticers, and the Senior Farewell. 1 m'ty-7'I1r1'f' ' 1935 ' NAUTILUS 1l3l'.N 11DN1.-KN 1111111111111 5O1C,1l.1H 'V111' 111111 .X1:111s IZ.-1111111111-. .l111-1'111i111-111111- l'1l1- I1'X11g1-1113 l..1n1'1111-1- 1,11.11.1. X11-1111 1,111-. 111111111111I111111.11'11,111I15 15113.'1'111114'1111s11',111-I1 N11121111k,l'11111I1s1.--111:A1.11'1l111'I'11-111111: '1'llllil1 IIHXYZ I111l11- N11111I:11111115, l,1-1'1'.11111- I..11's1111. 1'I111 Sl1111-112. 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Tllllllb IIUXV: Alive Su-in: lh-rlha Major: .leant-tte l,1-vt-yi liditli Studying llost- Sapitsky: llutli Aronsou: Mzirraret Ak:-1, Ser:-na Ta lmlskyg listher l t'llllJt'lA1,Z, I- SICFUND ICUVV: Sarah lirntt, llistorian: Mollie Ilreist-szung Mollie Ns-salinmn: Iluth Kwialelqg Anne-ttv Mabel: ltuby Stolovg Minnie- Kr:-vitzkyg lh-ssiv Kr:-vitzltyg lin-rnartl th-rshon, t'i'itir- lit-porter. I!U'l l'tbM IUIXV: Goldie Studna, 'Pre-as l'l'esisl4-nt: Angus I-'. Iiarry, Advi url-rg liost-iiiary Zittin, Vim--l'i'esirleiit: l+'r:unk Svlilozinan, sf-r: .lat-k Mabel, l'resi4lm-nt: Elizaln-tli Pugh, ,Xtlvisn-i'1 Phineas lrrn-iseszun. S1-r'r't-tairyg Victor I,t-rnvr, Stfrueaiit-at-Arms. FIRST TERM OFFIFERS Secoxn TERM Frank Schlozman .. .... President .... ..... j ack Mabel Rosemary Zittin .. ..Vifr-Prrsidrnt . .... Rosemary Zittin Serena Tabolsky . . .... Secretary . . . . . .Phineas Ilreiseszun Margaret Aks .. .... Trffzszzrer ....... .... G oldie Studna David Kleiman . . . .... Sergeant-at-Arms . ..... Victor Lerner jack Mabel .... .... I 'arliamenlarian . . . .Frank Schlozman Sarah Bratt .. .... Ilixfurian ,....,..............,.... Sarah Hratt Advisers . .... , ........... . . . . .. . . . . .Miss Elizabeth Pugh, Mr. Angus F. Barry The Hamiltonian Literary Society was organized in 1925 for the object of the mutual development of the social, moral. and educational culture of its members. An M average is necessary to gain entrance to this society. lts members are all of a high scholastic standing, and they are among the leaders of the school, This society is the only one of its kind in the Kansas City public schools, as all the members are of Jewish faith. Under the able supervision of its advisers, Miss Elizabeth Pugh and Mr. Angus F. Barry, the Hamiltonian Literary Society has passed through a successful and eventful year. The Annual Faculty Tea held March 14, was one of the greatest successes the faculty ever attended, and proved to be one of the most outstanding events of the year. A short and entertaining program was presented. The Hamiltonians entered the Aleph Zadik Aleph city-wide cultural contest, held at the Community Center, 1600 Linwood Blvd., May 5. The participants were Victor Lerner and jack Mabel, lleclamations: Phineas Dreiseszun, Poetry: and Frank Schlozman, Oration. tThis contest is taking place as this book is going to pressg therefore, it is unfortunate that the winners cannot he announced.j The annual Han1p picnic held at Swope Park, May 20, was an enjoyable occasion. l 1H'f1l'1 ll'1' 1' 1935 NAUTILUS ,X11.1XNL..111. 11111111 SUL1.1u11 'I'111'1l1I1Y' X11111111 11111111-1 .111111:.X1.1::111.N11111.111.11.1111s 1I.1z11.l111111s-111, X.11111111I.111,'1'1-111 'I'1111.1, II11'1 111.-sIi1-I11, II:1:1111-1I111'11-111 X11111111S-1111 X1111.1 I111u.111. 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Ihv .XII 5111-11111 lr 11111- 111 11111 1111111s1 111 N1ZlI11Ill1. 1111' 111h1'1' l7111l'51 s11c11'111-s 111111111 th1' K1i1111lll1 S111'i1'11' 111. 111-111110 111111 1111- ,Xthc-1111 1,111-r:1r1' S1ll'1lx1y. Tho 1-11111rs 111 this s111'i1't1' :irc 11111112 r1-11 111111 111z11'k. s1'111h111i1' 11f puritv. 1'1111r:11g1'. 111111 dignity. This S1lL'1t'1f' is 111 1-r1':111' 111111 111-111 11111Sl' i1111'r11s1c11 111 1111. T11 111-11111111' il I11l'111111'1' 111' this s111'i1-111 11111- must h111'1- 114111 111111 1'ez1r 1111 1111 111111 1'111'1'i1'1' :1 grzulc 111 N 11r 13. l u1'f1j-N1.1' ' 1935 'f NAUTILUS BURYTONIANIJTMRARX'CLbB 'POI' IIUXY: lluymoml Stark: Angelo Milzizzo: 'IR-rlrly tlrt-lmowit-vi .Xrthur .luli:in:i: .l.xinv'S Ste-wart: .lay liln-i'lin1't1 Sinn Klein: Kenneth Abbot, Sel',aLvniit-all-Arms. TIIIILIP IUJXV: Virginia ll:-1-wasp Amo-Iizt Wieln-1 Ivellzi Mr-XVhorh-rg Alzurjorie Slit-llon: lin-lyii llonlrossg lie-yn .Xl'onson, lit-port:-i': I-Esther Johnson, S4-ctw-t:ui'5'. SICFUXI3 ILUNV: ltlyu 1I1'iinm-sg .ln-:nine Mcllwen: Marie .lncksonp Nmlina- Gregory: .lost-pliiiie IM-- tlnrrlo, I'urliziim-ntilrinn: lislitli Slndnu: llzirold llorrlon, Ilistorinn. l5H'l l'lPM IIUNY: liliznlwlh lhiimltfii, I're-siclent. View-I'resifIt-lit: Ilorollxy Sollzirs, Ilislol'i,1n. Miss llunnuh liury, .Xnlxistirl .lm-que-line lluyaln, I'i't-siclvrit: llzirry llnwes, Vi:-e-l'r--sicll-nt. l.zixyl'Q-iivv Ilnrn 'tt, l'i'iIi4'. FIRST TERM OFFICERS SEcoNo TERM Jacqueline Bayan . . . . .President ...... . . .Elizabeth Grunden Elizabeth Grunden. . . . .Vice-1'residUnt .... Harry Hawes June Shepard ,.... . . .Secretary ,... . . .Esther johnson Kenneth Abbot . . . . .Treasurer . . . .Angelo Milazzo Adviser ,....,...........,......................,............... Bliss Bury The Burytonian Literary Club originated in 1930 under the helpful guidance of our friend and teacher. Bliss Hannah Bury. Its purpose is to promote interest in literature and to arouse a friendly social feeling among classmates. The Burytonians of 1934-35 presented three plays: To Dust Returnstf' tCreated of dust, to dust we return.l The Knife is a play based on the significant part a knife played during one of the greatest crises of George Washingtons life. Driving the Snakes Out of tlrelandj Ourlandf' Lige Saint Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland, we, the student body, under the guidance of a forceful leader, can drive the snakes out of our land. This class also revived the International Friendship Circle through which adolescent America may become intimate with adolescent England through personal corre- spondence. Probably one of the best programs of the year was our travel program in which we visited half of the United States through interesting accounts of our fellow-classmates. The most valuable possession of the club is 'Seeds of Literature, a semi-annual book in which the most prized poems, stories, essays, etc., are kept. Some of the outstanding Burytonians of the year are: Jacqueline Bayan, l'Best Girl Student on the Junior Ballot, and Billy Petty, Best Boy Student on the junior Ballot. These two Burytonians and also Elizabeth Grunden were selected on the Nautilus Staff this year. I-'arty-Sf'zren f 1935 f NAUTILUS IMI.-'XfNl,,l.-M, 1-'URVNSH-C .-XNUJ HJR.-'XMAMIQC LHC.-XG1llf 'I'Hl' IUPW: Wilharn lit'--'nh-tu, Ililly Vtttt. I,--fiialtl Mt-rl.'I'ttn1i'niist-r, I. .'ff 12-llins. lltiht-i't Mall. .Mints 'l'ntlt--i'. 'I'ln1i':n.tn l1l'ittlnp4h.tni. .ltw Sit-Ittt. Iitit B1t'.Xt'tt-, Imn.tltl lli'in1t.tv'tl l Hl'li'l'll HHH' I-'rt-ttI.i Mat Snnilii llttsa ltittxt. l-Iltttn llztllztiwlq lttitt-tlu I'att-tn. .latlt Malttl St-i'ut-:tnt'.tt-X-ins, Nnttnt tlxtit-tn, Ninn l'iitlt-rtxtitttl, I-Illttn l.t.tt-lt. l,t,tt'ty,t Alt-lntirt. Y1i'1:ini,t Vtixg Il-tl..-lt.: Mttit-t-. Inttirzt lIt-llt- NNE-ztnt, 'Vllllilt IIHNY' Whit St-illttiu 5I.tl'u.ti't-t Ilntlt-V1 Xl.tnii-' Ihtxis. Ilnl-Qt Stnlttx. lvttlttllit-:t tmzti. ll'-ut .tittnsttni ,I---t-plitnt In-1!i':ttl-t. Minnit- Iirt-xitzlty. lit-sstv Kitxitzlty: I-Isthtx' I-'t-iiiht-11:2 Iltlt-n Ilninztntlt-I, I-t-liltat Xlztjtfi. Sl-f4'11Nlt IIHXY' Ilalith Iitmzifi, :4t-r:t',tnv-.tt-Xrnis. I':ttt'i--i.t lfitzitaiiit-It, Sttitiztu, I-'tank St-httlzntan, Yi!--l't't-sitltnt: Vltnt I-':tii't-lnITI, 'I'r--:tstuirt-rg 1' S lnxt-n, .Xtlxist-rx 1' V, Van- -lnltl, .X-Mist-1. MI--n rliattt-1 tit-sitltnt, I.ttst-ni.try Ittlittn ll! rntnt tvi in I titx NI ttlt 1-I trtti lI1vI l'tlBl IZHNYZK I'.tI 'Itint.t .tllitri Sttiiwiitinttg lat- lin-tlsttngg X'.tniin if 41- isht-n. lllvltaitl lnnns. X tt it-1' l.t-int-V. I-'nest 'I't-'text I-'rank St-hltiznian t'lt-m I-'ztirchiltl . lit-tty Stalfurtl ,. tilt-n Shaffer tJl I-'ICHRS l'rt',vitlr':1l .,... . l'it'1'-PI'l'.YfIft'IIf St t 7'I'fI1l'4V .,., . . l'a l'rt't1.i1m'r , ......,.......... . . M ttihsitn, l':tili.t- I-inantlts, IZ.-in.ti-1 Si-'twixii ,lil-IRM . . . .filt'Il Shafft-r Ifrank Stliltizmztn trivia l itzlwatrit'k , .Clt-m l-'airuhiltl .-Xt tht- cltist- ttf tht- 103343-1 sthtntml yt-ar, hwgatist- of tht- t'tmiparatix't- small sizt- tit' tht- twu tirganizatinns. tht- .Xsttwrian Ilt-hatt- Stmtrit-tv antl tht- ltt-mttstht-nt-s lit-hate Stwit-ty wt-rc amalgamatt-tl inttt tant- tmrganizatitmn which was ttf ht- knttwn in tht- futtirt- as tht- Xlantial I-'tmrt-nsit' ttntl llramatit' l.t-agut-. Ihr- amalgamatitwn was t't-lt-hratctl hy at largt- hanqut-t, lt was tlt-t'1tlt-tl that sttt'h a httntlttt-t was tt: ht- an anmlal affair. taking Iilact- at the tlnst- ttf t-at'h yt-ar. Tht- lmrlmst- tal this lt-agttv is tu stimulate furtht-r intt-rt-st in thtist- wht: alrt-atly havt- intt-rt-st in tlramatit's, tlt-hatt-. anti gt-moral tmrztttirv, For atlmittanct- into tht- cltth at sttttlt-nt must havt- at lt-ttst tmt- yt-ar tif t-itht-r l':XIll't'SSlUIl or l't1hlit' Slut-alaing: htit in stmmt- t':tst-s tht- class training may nut ht- rt-tlttirt-tl if tht- sttttlt-nt is an all rtitmtl tntttf stantling pt-rstm. lfach yt-ar, asitlt- frtim tht- tlt-hates anrl tvtht-r at'tix'itit-s tif tht- Nlamtal lftirt-usit' :tml llramatit' Lt-agttv flllI'iI1g t'ltth mt-t-tings, tht- ttrganizatitm spttnstmrs tht- .-Xtmttal l-'rt-sh- IlliillrstiIbl1ttINttI'C tlrattvrital t'tmtt-st. anti Ilt-tlamatitvu. lfxtt-mlmtmrant-tttis anti tbrattiritral t't1ntt-sts. 'l'ht- twtm atlvist-rs nf this t'ltth, Mr. If V. I airt'hiltl antl Mr. Charlt-s S. Ilixnn havt- tltmt- mtttrh ttiwartl raising tht- stantlartls anti itlt-als ftir tht- vltth. I-'urffffl-,'iy1Iff 1935 NAUTILUS ' ' A' A .V .'fr'r:-fury. w w - w 1, SHORTHANDEMHUBBLMRS CLUB 'FUI' IIHXV: M:1rp::ire-t llutli-ri Gladys llult-lg St-V1-na 'lhilvolslayq I-Ilizuln-Ili Snxithg I4'r:xinw-s Kzrriger: liuth lived: Maxim- I-Lakvi, SICVUNID IIUXV: llerthzi Major: I-Zlizsxlne-th Lewis: Tony Nifum-nh-sg llelen Mvtlht-4-1 Ann lh-dm-nikg Maxine Younyzg Ilillie lfultou. liH'l I'tDM IIUXV: XYinifv'ed Klvirnan. 'I'i'z-:usilrt-r: Iilizanbe-th Neff, l'i'1-sidenl: Miss Zulu Pinus.-, .tdvist-i': lluth .Xi-onson, Yin-1--l'1'e-sill.-ill: llillin- Mrt'l:iin, llankt-rg lidna Ki-4-ny, St-vi'-'iui'y. OFFICERS FIRST TERM SECOND TIQRM Florence Bradley . . . . .President .... . . .Elizabeth Neff Winifred Kleiman . . . . .l'it'fr-Prfsidcr1t . . . .Ruth Aronson lmogene Marshall . . . . .Svfretury .... ...... E dna Keeny Imogene Marshall . . . . .Trcaszzrvr . . . . .Winifred Kleiman Jeanette Levy . . . . .Crilif ......... . . .Margaret Butler Tony Sifuentes . . . . . .Serlqeanivut-.lrms .,.. .,..... I- 'lorence Bradley The Scribblers' Club was organized this year by Miss Zula Chases' home room shorthand class for the purpose of creating an extensive knowledge of business life. The requirement to enter this club is to be a second-year shorthand student. The meetings were held bi-weekly and the book entitled The Girl Today: The Woman Tomorrow was reviewed by various members of the organization. .-Xt other meetings, the use of ofbce machines was discussed so as to acquaint the students with modern business methods. An outstanding event of the year was a brief-form contest between the second-hour shorthand class and the sixth. An annual celebration was a picnic on May 8. held at Swope Park and Miss Frances Sexton was the guest. This club has also done much to promote a friendly spirit and altogether the year p'oved one of accomplishment. I-'orly-Xin 1' ' 1935 f NAUTQILUS 13135 S' 111Cj11 SCI11CDCD1, CI1.1f13 .1111 N111 r11,4 11 111111 I 1 11111111 114L .1 wfvv 1'111'1111111111-. I,-1111.111I A1-11, 1I1.11'I11- 1.1.11 TMI, 1, . . .I.1111-Q 111111111113 .X1'1'1111- 1.111- '1'1111l1Ilil1YY 121111 111111111 I 1 I1X11111,11.1!111111,.1XX111111 1.11111'I'1x111-11,31,1111-I11111,111N 11. 51.1111111111 ' SI-l1'11X1f IL111Y ,111111-N S1111.111,1'11,111I.1111. 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'1'1111 111111s1 11g11r11s SI11111' 111211 1111116 are 111 11rc1s11111 111111111 11.000 11rg11111z1111 Hi-Y 11111115 111 11111 1111111411 51111112 111111 12111111111 with 1111 011r11l111111111 111 :11111r11x1111111111y I-10,000 1J1lYS. 'I11111 1111r1111s1- 111 11111 H1-Y is 111 1'r11:110, 11li11111Zl1I1. 111111 11x1111111 l11F11lI1,f11UlI1 11111 sc111111I 111111 11111111111111111' 111g11 s1111111:1r11s 111 1111115112111 1'11:1ri1C1t11'. 11111 141115 111-Y s111g:111: RY 111111111 5111111121111 111 s1111c1'11, s11111'1s. 11z111i1s. 111111 SL'11l111lI'- s11i11, l I14l.Il ' 1935 ' NAUTILUS v, v. 1 1 v s GMRLlRLShRNLS Till IIUXYZ lluzel Johnson, l-'inzinve I'linii'ni:in3 H+-len Romzxmli-l: Bertha Major, Mzmualih- liv- 1uoi'tei', .luzmila Mr'Nutl: Mzr1'i.:zu'et Davis: Irene Hulet, l4'lortfm'v Bradley. 'l'ilIl-ill IIUXV: Miss Annu Huglies, Adviser: l'uti'i4'izt I-'itzpaitrivkl Mary lla-nizio, Yvonne- 4'rr-el-1: Rose Rrziileg YVilma XVinkli-r: Mzti'L::ni'et liutler, SICUOND RUNV: Miss llulh llziwkins, Arlviser: lleva Aronson: Annette Mzilwlg lifts:-niciry Dalton, Social 1'hziirm:ing llulvy Stolov, Service Chzllrinang Yitzi I'iruro, 1'h:iii'in:in obliv- freshnu-nts. IXUTTUM lltJWVi liuth Art-uson, lntercluli Voum-il Representative: Billie Mm-Plain, 'I'i'e:rsi1rvi': Marnie' llzivis, Vice-l'resiflv-nt, Marpzuvrite Svimeca, Secretzxryg Evelyn lioutross, l'uhlim'ity t'hziii'mzin. Dorothea Ozar . ,..... President Mamie Davis ...., . . .Vice-President Marguerite Scimeca . ..... Secretary Billie McClain . . . ....,.............. Tfeaxurer Dorothea Ozar .,................,... Frances Srarritt Hanley Girl Miss Ruth Hawkins, Miss Anna Hughes .......,.......... Advisers This organization, open to all classes, has for its purpose, the developing of high ideals and social ethics and the promoting of a friendly spirit. Their slogan is, i'To hnd and give the best, while their motto is. To face life squarely. Girl Reserves' activities this year began with a joyous fun-making Welcome Party to which all, newcomers particularly, were invited. Following an inter-school confer- ence on l'Family Relations and Friends, at which Mrs. William Morgan of Iowa City was the leader of discussion, speakers were invited to the meetings to further discuss the same subject, Social Ethics also furnished a topic for a few meetings which cul- minated in a tea at which the members made use of their newly acquired knowledge. An interesting visit to the Mercy Hospital was followed by the making of egg dolls which were given to children at the Hospital. A most valuable event, especially to the seniors, was an all-day Vocational Conference. The Boys' Hi-Y and Girl Reserves had a very successful George Washington Party at the Y. W. C. A. and a gala picnic at Swope Park. The years events ended with a beautiful impressive installation of ofiicers and senior farewell. Fiff1,'-One f 1935 f NAUTILUS 1D1RCi111fS'11ifX '1'H1' IIUXY' l-I11u1111- B1111:1111. 1'.11I S1111-111111, 1111.11 '1'1111. 1,11 1'1111111X. ,l,11 1I1111l1.111 X1-111 13111111111,'I'111-111.1X A1111.11u111,1I11.11111l11X111411 '1'11I1111 ILHX1' 'I'1-11111 121-1111111111, 11111111-1' .I1-111s, 11.111-111 II1I11,1, S1111111 M1111-1'. 1111111 S11111l1, 1111111-1-1 I-21111111111 S1-IVHN11 ILHXY' H1111 I'1111. .1111111 1I111111111, 1111111111 11.111111 111111 111111111 1211111 1111111- 1:11111111. 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A lCAlPlP'lElLlLA CCHUIR 'FOI' KOXV: Virginia King: llelen M:if:g::u'rl: .Xnn Frye: Opal Lziirson: Elsie llainlenln-V1.11 Gladys llulet: Earl Vaughtp Lee XVoodw:ircl3 M:ix'c'e1 l'Ill'8lll1 Max llinnnelp Nenl Morris: Jack Sho:-kley. Tlllllll HUXV: Zulu Mae t'r'owrlvl': Mary Si:-kit-V1 Lois iluztrk: liuth Lyle: l':it1'i1'izn lfitzn:xti'is'k: l-'Iliznlwtli In-wire: lluth Houseri Hlizztlzvtli tlrlnnlm-ng livn Teinplerg livuline liuckzvg Marion Snotlgrussg I-Ernest Jones. SECOND ROVV: Mary Coleman, Viola Lu:-uhm-rp liezltrive I'l'eiz:litong lilezlnor Laine: llc-len Ellis: Frevtln Mae Smith, Iiotty Stnffordp VValt1-1' Andrews: Earl Plasketlg liill Cohen, Robert Corbin. BOTTOM RUVVZ Mary Huliluirwl: ll:-len 'l'oWnst-nd, Kntherine XVes1'ott: Mary Etta Morrisl Goldie Studna: Serena 'l'nbolsky: Mamie Ilzlvisg Miss Violet Clausen, Instructor, Thurxnln Brittinx-:h:1m: Daniel VVilli:inisg Victor llenflina. This year the Manual A Cappella Choir, under the capable direction of M ss Violet Clausen, has accomplished more than any other class in several years. The year was started off by the making of a recording, which brought many compliments when compared with other schools. In October this was followed by the first assembly pro- gram of the music department. A group of the more difficult A Cappella songs were sung and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The next assembly was an impressive and solemn Christmas program, which held everyone spellbound. The Choir, clad in black and white robes, marched down the aisles to the melodious strains of 'AO Come All Ye Faithful, and the stage on which they sang was set like a large cathedral with a rose window in the background. At Manual's epoch making Homecoming, a selected group of boys and girls sang Christmas carols as they strolled down the halls. On Friday, preceding Christmas they gave a broadcast of Christmas numbers over WDAF, the Kansas City Star. Following this program came the HSouthwestern Solo Conference which took Mamie Davis and Serena Tabolsky to Springheld, where they spent two days, chap- eroned by Miss Clausen. Next came the Spring Concert at which sacred Easter songs were sung. The quartet, triple trio, and several soloists also performed on the program. On April 15, the Choir was again honored by being allowed to sing over WDAF. Manual can truly be proud of her A Cappella Choir this year, as every music-loving Manualite knows. This Choir has prepared our students not only to love but to really appreciate good music. They all appreciate the efforts of their beloved director, Miss Clausen, and extend heartfelt thanks to her. I ifty-Tllree 1935 'f NAUTILUS IBCJN S' 51 C,1.l 13 I'111' II1111' 1' S 1'11111. 1w1X1.1111 1'11.1111 11.11.11 51 '1111111.1:1 .1111 111111111 1. 1-' 51 111 11 Y111'1111 1'111l111...1111111N1,1::111..1111111 1 11:11,1'111-11 YI-I1'1rX'I1 111111 1241141 1',11.11111. 11.1111141 1.111.1, I'111 '1'411.1:111'11- ,11 1 '1'11u1-1 1111111 111411111 1111119 .I11111x 1T1I'l I'1lX1 l:1111 1,11-11: 511.11111 :. S1-11-111 1i11.4141 111 1 1'11-1111111 IL111111 114111711 I111 1111 1511111 '1'11111...1, 1111-1-1.1 11111: 1 11 N1-1111.r1':1,1111-,1'-.X111: 1 l11'l'1l111 11111101 .. 1':1111l'l' '1'1'11111111 .. 1.1-f11-1' S1l211'1M'I' .. 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I,11111'1'. 111Al'Nl'11I 111-1111 1111111 111 11135, T11 1111111111' I1 111l'1111ll'1' L1 111111111' 11'tI1'1' 1111111 111' 114111 111 L1 sl1111'1, '1'111'w1- Q111111- 111 1111111113 111111111111 1111fk1'I111111, 1111111. 31111 111111 11-1111111 1.1'lI1'1'f 11l'1' Lf1Y1'11 111 11'111111r- 1111 1111-1111111111 1111111111 5 1 - 11'111I1111l1t11l111 111 NLl1I11b1II Ll Q1'111'1 111 11111111 111111 111111 111111111 1t N 1111 t1111s1- 11'I11-rx Z11'i' g11'1-11 1111 111111111 11111' .11 1114' 111111 111- 1111' 511111111 1'1-111' 111 11--1'1111111 l'l'11!'l11l11' ' 1935 ' - NAUTILUS KMRLS'WW'CLUB TOP ROVV: Virginia Molinarog Marti-ttzx NV.1ri1vi'3 Itutli .troitsuiil llesstrice l,ztffs-rtyg Kzttlivrim- VVvscott: Luc-y la-vt Vartli: ltoht-rta Stes-It-, llt-lt-n ,It-hnsong Ilelen Nivhollsg Mildred In-Long: Alvenzn Kuhm-rt: lic-ta liiggt-tt. FUl'li'l'H ROVYL Helen XYt-otlartlg Ann Mztngiarstf-init: Itorothy llushornl Mary llenizio: Max- im- Myers: Annette Mala-l: l'al1l:um:i l't-ters: Katherine Sullardg Phyllis 'Tramtnt-ll1 Madulene liztge-i'. Tlllliij IUWV: livtly Munult-ii: Yerlt- llusilin. lin-lyn llrtlltrossi Edith Studuat: l lm't-iw .ltunttsg lN:m'la Sullivan: Juanita Sollarsg Host- Supitskyl ltpnl lYhittle: .Ienm-tie Stnsi. SICUUNID RUXV: Virginia King, t'i'itit', Mzmtizilitu its-pi'vseiit:ttix'e3 Pauline Ht-Hey, St-m'l'etal'5': Mary Ann tlofurtli, l'r+-sitlwlltg ltr. llt-lt-ii IH-rkins. .-Xtlvisn-r: Elsie Ilztiint-nlmt-111, Vit-e-l'l't-sicleiitz Goldie Studnzu, 'I're:lsl1rvr1 I,ill1e ifultfni, S4-rut-itnt-ut-Arms1 Mary Cole-man, t':n't't-slnomliiitz Secretztryg Thelma lilerttlell. li0'I I'lJM ROW: Agnes Hay: lx-aruth Ili-ollit-i'toii3 lat Yvrm- tloforthg Maria Munoz: lit-t-orclim.: Secretalryp Ver-1-lia lltipzlit-H: Yt-ia lice lioslt-yp lnrnist- In-l,nin:3 lilyu liztrsrm, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND Srzzut-zsrmz Mary Ann Goforth . . . . .l'n'.tirl1'ni ..... . .Mary Ann Goforth Elsie Dannenberg . . ..., l 'if'z'-Pr1'.tir1ent . .. .Elsie Dannenberg Maria Munoz .... . .Sfrrclrzry . . . . . .Pauline Helley Goldie Studna ................ Trmsurrr ...................... Goldie Studna The Girls' M Club has just completed another successful year under the guidance of their adviser, Dr. Helen Perkins. With the help of the managers of sports, the M Club has led the Physical Education Department in all the sports of the year. The meetings have been held regularly on every other Friday. The programs have been arranged by Elsie Dannenberg, the Vice-Presiclent. who planned one meeting to be held in the gym, and a game afterward: and the other meeting in a room with a program by the talented members of the club. The most outstanding events of the year were: the basketball game which was played as a final of all the games played this year. There was an attendance of about four hundred. A banquet which was given by the club in honor of the girls who played in after-school basketball. The Mothers' and Daughters' Tea which was given in january, and which was attended by the mothers of the girls in the club. A few of the members of the faculty were there, acting in the capacity of mothers. All in the spirit of the club, the mothers played ping-pong, shuffle-board, aero-dart, and tenne- quoit. Tea, which was served in the dining room, was accompanied by a program. The Girls' M Club and the Boys M Club united once again to go on their annual picnic that is held in the clubs every year. Fiflgf-I-'ire ' 1935 ' NAEJTILUS fNlC'W'STYRll'l'lfNG 'I'4ll' IIHW l'v.m:x lvumllx. l71ll 4'Hl1v-xl, IL.-rt Alvfivmlx. lI.11'm-y .Xlr:v.l:1, X'wl1l-mul Xml uw, ,Xl lvrwiw-annul. .lulm Sm1llxvxm.l1u. .l.um-Q'l'l14'lu1 1'lmv'l1w Ml-li--llx 'l'HlliIP IIUXV. l'Ix.nl1lu-llu-'lx-1, lx.ll'ulll lil'-r1llv1'I4-ll. .Xllmv 421-ll:-Ilvlxy . lflllfl NY:lll.ul--. lll.ulx Imran-5 , ll'-In-In l,:-nn. Mum li'-1:11.-fly Iv-mzulrl liqlilwy. Sl1I4'4lXll HHXYZ I,wll':u1lvv I.:lr'swr1. Blwlllw lirwlw-xrzur.. llulvx Sllvlllx, l'lu5Ills XY-':lxv1', 'l'l1n-lm: Wlntl'-xx. Blznrlln Sglil-'auulfslcpg .Iunv .Xmrll-, lmrlx Ami' 1'--'ll lS4l'I l'HM ILHNY lllllh llwvxm-V, llvl--ll lmlumll , 4'l1.nx'lva ,X limi:-H, .Xllxlmll llvlvn Xlvlmlmu .Xslxl-vi! Ylwlll ll ulli llllly l,1l:':uN. lWANLQQU,1'l'lC iC'L'lBS Ml-IBIISERS l lliS'l' 'l'l'IlUl llau'm'yAlIn1a1r1 Mullin- llrvisvszun liz-lla:-rl Uwrlon Huy Davis Rim-l1zu'rl llinus Ahl'I1l'Q'iSk'HZllIl Bert Mr-Guirk .IZIIIIPS Milam lluyle' Owvns l.uur:1 lh-llv XX vzmt llunulzl lmilvy Bill Uulu-11 l3illyl.l1rus SulM1ay4-r i'lu1rle-s Nl0Kvllvy Mvlvin Alillvr Martin Spill-u11I'sky 'l'ln-lmn Whitlv-11 I'ilHl'L'Ill'0 ICI iopixl l,nr1'ui11n' 1411-5-all .Inlm SHllllll'l'lllilll ll41bliL'ntm'l1 Doris Sl-llry lin-rr1zu'4l Ruwlinga Silas Stvplwns Viviun Ul'llIlllll'll1'l Rll'llilI'll'I1llI'I'I1'I' lflclnu Kvvny llulnWl1il1- Allllt'Il1'BllllJl'l linlry Smlov SICVONIJ 'l'lfZlUl Julxws 'I'uCke'r Ruth lllnlsr-x' Vim-vu! YiH't'Ell4Al llvlvn lmwis June- Apple Ill-lon Inllllllvl' IVlll'llfll I4mtl1v1'm1x lllzuiys I.um-y Anuin- Vusllm-lml-r'1'y lXlzu'yK1'I1m-dy Ilvllllll llunms Ev:-lyn Rlll'kUl4 Yinln Hull f'1ll'17lxY2IllilCl' Phyllis xx'.-1lv.-1- lNSTRl'C'I'0RS Nllss HQ-ln-n xlt'Il1rlllliI,. ,,, ,.,..,,. ..,. ..... IX I zmuulilv Aclvisl-1' l'. A lizlrlwll ., .,, l 1ftgf-Nu' Xl-wswritirlg, Printinu 'f 1935 ' NAUTILUS lMIANUAlLl'll'lli S'lFAlFlf' 'l'Ul' HUXY1 Lee Foster: Dorothea XVilson: llnlpli Ili-niziog Russell linger: .lurk 1 rm-enizuiig llulmy Stolov: June Sliepnrdl Silns Str-plimisg lil-:urlrl Swoltord. 'l'l'lIllIJ IQUNY: linrney Allinnng lin-rl Mr-tlilirki ln-In lliguettip Loretta Mvlnlyrn-1 llillit- Mont- gonn-ry: Roberta Notice: ll:-i'ii:irrl llziwlinglsg Vlycle thetziiigt-i'p YVillinni l4'rofrne. SIGUUND ROXV: Rivhzlrd llinus: Mary lla-nizio: Lorraine llarsoni l,:iur:i Belle NVonnl: Tony Sifuente-si Ruth l-Everett: Alu- Ibm-isvsziiiig l-Idnn Ku-x-ney. l3O'l l'0M IIOVV: Yirginizi King: VVilli:ini tin-1-i1lw1'i:.p l'lmrles liairrett, Adviser: .liinniie Milanil Helen Mc-l5onn:i, Advisor: I-'. M. Gibson: Norm-y Hn-1-tori, The Manualite Staff carried out some new ideas in the paper this year. A classified ad column was started and a Style Story column. The Style Stories were taken from interviews with personages in the leading department stores of Kansas City. 'iCuts, or heads for Manuals Clubs and Societies, Girl Reserves, Boys' Hi-Y, Girls' Sports, and Health Council were made and used in issues this year. There was much cooperation this year and the Staff is proud of the Manualite. Fncsr Tr-:im Roberta McGee ,.... Lorraine Tyndall l Gearld Swofford 5 Lee Foster j l Dorothea Wilson Jack Freeman 5 ' Marjorie Atchley 1 Beulah Barker 5 l Virginia King ls James O'Connor j Mary Benizio ... Norbey Overton... Tony Sifuentes 2 F. M. Gibson K STAFF ..-lsxignnzerzt Eflilnrx. First Prlyvl-J1IiIor.v... .Svvrniri Puyf' I-Irlitors. . , Third Page Editors. .. .Fourth Pr1yr'1Jflilurs. .....'lT! l','rIi!or. . . . Ulf. O. 7. t'. Editor. . , l?uxin1'.v.v .'lIa1111flf'rs. . . Russell Hager. . ., .... ...flvlr1'rtixing lllarzrlgwr. . .. Leia Liggett Elva Larson Grave Farnsworth William Frogue Clyde Gretzinger Billie Montgomery Loretta Mvlntyre l l l f .... .... ! I C'i7'l'lllflflll7l ,1fI17lIlfI1'IiS ...'I'1f11istx. .. Six-oxn T1-:im S Laura Bell.Weaut ' ' i Gearld Swofford 5 Bert Mm-Guirk ' 1 Bernard Rawlings 5 EdH1lKH9Hy' 1 Silas Stephens lt June Shepard Q Billie Montgomery f Virginia King I Ivarnth Brotherton l Jimmie Milam l Bobby Rentcli ..... . . .Ralph Benizio .... . , .James Tucker 1 Barney Altman 1 William Greenberg ...... Abe Drieseszuu Ruby Stolov Lorraine Larson .... Ruth Everett l Silas Stephens 1 Richard Dinus ..Billie Montgomery l ifty-Sf1'f'n 'f 1935 ' NAUTILUS S0tCIlE'll Y lBAlLlL0'lFS BENTONIAN BALLOT Person Having Done Most For Manual ........ ...... C llen Shaffer Most Popular Girl ,................ Most Popular Boy . . . . Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Best Girl Athlete .... Best Boy Athlete . .. Best Entertainer .....,...... GIRLS' M Cl.l'B B.-XLLOT Miss Olympic ....,........ Miss M Club ... Mascot ............... Best Basketball Player .... Best Baseball Player Best Volleyball Player .... Best Swimmer ....... Peppiest ....,..,..... Best in Sportsmanship . . . Best Coach . ......... . ATH EN.-X BALLOT . . . .Lorraine Larson . ........ Tom Couser Billie Montgomery . . . .Abe Bettinger . . . . .Ruth Houser . . . .joe Cirrincione . . .Tony Sifuentes .Elsie Dannenburg . . . .Pauline Hetley . . .Mary Coleman Mary Ann Goforth . , ,Helen Woodard . . . .Mary Benizio .Dorothy Goshorn . . . .Goldie Studna .Phyllis Trammell ......lJr. Perkins .Nina L'ntlerwood Pallas Athene .............,.......,. . . . Girl Who Has Done Most For Athenas . . . Most Popular Girl ........, Prettiest Girl ....... Sweetest Girl . . . ......,.....,...... . . . . A RT SUCI ETX' BALLOT joan of Arc tLeaflership Girly Washington tLeadership Boyj Boy Blue lBeau Brummelj .. Athena tlielle Brummell .... Michael Angelo tBest Artistj Age of Innocence lTruthfulj Baby Stuart tBabyj .,..... Diseus Thrower 1.-Xthletel Fifty-I-Jiflhl . . . .Dorothea Ozar . . . .Hazel johnson . . . .Eileen Leach . . . .Agnes Bay Billie Montgomery ....Abe Bettinger .. .Norman Harris Mary Louise Gray . . . .james Hudson . .Margaret Fowler . . .Abe llreiseszun . . .joe Cirrinrione i' 1935 f ff? ACTIN ITIES Timm mmd that mc1KQ5 fha body r1QfwwQSh0Kz5pQQ5cE1l NAUTILUS .U kia . W f TRUE 1935 OIFFIICTHRS' STAIFV INV: l,im-ui:-umm .lnlxmmnxx ll-utuxxlxl tin-tzir1'w-V l '-IQUYIV IIUXY: I.imm-mm! uwvnsg Vuplzuixl Ilulhuwl. l.n-uh-n.mt Srnithvrxnzul: I.i1-ulvnnnt I xllvllilll. lkll HIM HUXY: 1'111xlz4ix1 li-rwlumlg Sf-xg.-nn! Ifuusr, l11xl1'm-tm Mnjnr XYfm4lw:11'rlg Vzxplzxnlx H up:1'ux'--, Sifry-One 1935 NAEITILUS - f - s - 1 J, X -1 - X R. U. l.C,. C0511 .XXX A-X 'VMI' HHN llollwl Vliuliluj 12:-oiuv Xloir-ll. llairi liiiisiflw llix Ihiuli liouis Sui--mx NI.ii'V1ii Spiiw.iiiI'sIq. llulo-ri 4Z.ii'1li1ei,.l.+r,'s l',ilii., .lin-. lo' l'1r'i4vlvi I1:ili,ir4l lupus. Mil xiii Nlllloi, Mlirlpliiis 5l.ii'Iiii--1 Vlmilis I'il-,V 'Vllllllf IUIXX lloilwi' Joliws, lfivil .li-ills lI.41ix XXX'-iilxk.ilil. .Xllori lli-ll.ii'ilw'li, iiiilili-ii lilo iofsz. l i:iiik1'i,iiiuli-ll, ll.vi'ol-I lilzizui-. liay Smith Wm-ilu Ilay. Ihxi-i I-Irusiv-uv Sl'I4'iI,XII IZUXV .l:i'o'- 'l'ii-ll--i. l i.iiilx Nlosii. lil-lo-ri Voiillwi, llolwil XY l:lil 'Iv ru. Nl lim hm l'l.41ivl'-Slim-ii f'l,iwii-'V XX'-'oil Malii-lm Ilixis .loliu I-'iizpuiri-Il lliVl l'i'Xl IZUNY' Vliiri I .iiri'Iiil1l, I-'1i'sl l.l-'ilii-11.1111 Yoilif-5 ibxvl'I-ui, l,i'l1riu.4iiI, lm-iii.iiiI lloxx l.iiul.1':i1ii:iiii. I.v 'XN'ooiixi.ii-1, Msiioi IIlionI1.4Iliiil, l-'irsl lmiiliiiziiii llololi ,l rlviisoii l.:- ii lvlmlll,.l:,v1'li'ilii, l.i- iiivxhiiii .Xllf-il Yiros C'X1Dl'l'l1lJP Une of the most outslamrling events of the school year is the Vaclet Hop, This XVIII' it was given hx' the ill-ixlCL'I'Si Club in ef-lelmraiion of winning lirsl plare Corps Inspection of 1034. .Xmoug the guests of honor were Major joseph H. Grant, Mr, Franklin S, Lamar Lt. Arthur li. Burnett. recently re-tirerl sergeant of Paseo, Lt. john l'arrola. O. R. C. former Major. Colonel jasper Messmore lll. Regimental l'ommaucler of the Kansas Fity High Srhools, Major llwayue if Smith, 34, gmrl memluers of the lfllflllly. The Coiumittees were very efficient this venus. :md the committee Chairmen were as follows: l iuan:e. Lt, lfltou Ballard: llecoraliou, Capt. lflmo Hargraveg Refreslimem I.l. Robert johnson: liirl, Flem lfairehilrl: Program. Lt. Vlycle llretzinger: Blaster ol Ceremonies, Major Lee Woodward. .X very good orchestra was furuishecl through the efforts of Sgt. james Tucker. umler the mlirection of Mickey lliliella. Outstamliug ou the program were Mary Coleman. siugiugji Miekey liiliella. tap lllilltflllgl Hawaiian music, Tluirman Britting- ham zmrl Sgt, james Tiieker: ami au oflic'e1's' flrill hy the Staff. The Battalion wishes to thank Major Dwayne lf Smith. 134. ami LeRoy Nlcfoy '53, for their technical help. which they so willingly gave lo make the Hop a success Approximately one hunflreil aufl lilly people atleunlecl the Hop amfl almost forty were alumni. Si.1'fy-7'1ru ' 1935 f NAUTILUS R. O. T. HC, LCTOMPANY B Till' IIIWVI ll. ll. Vlieiieyg th-rzilcl llziysiiigre-r: l.:iwi't-live llurnett: l':llflt-'lite Millalrrli liaiyinoml iznnfmg Milly Ilgimiltulll llurolrl tiorllong lil-li While: t':1i'lyle Smith: Charles Youngg Imn lIlN lm Tlllltli lltlwz liernziril llzirtinun: John lie-inimrve: Stanley Winchet: Lee Foster: .lm-k Slim-klt-y, llowzird IL llruffeng Alva tirzivesg N:-al Morris: Willard lirzidshuwg Lee Hollins. SECOND IIUVV: liim'h:1i'fl Turner: Frefl la-wisp Vlizirles Svottg XVilliam VVood1 lizirl lilzuwg Norman Fox: tlurlzind liut-kerg ltoln-rt Mull, St-rpzezint. BOTTOM ROYV: J. N. llzitliff: John Sinitlivrinzui, l,it-ntt-nzintg lClino Hai'gi'ox'e, Captain: Lee NYoodwzird, Major: Clyde Gwtziiiir:-i', I.iouten:intg 'I'hnrinz1n lii'ittinp,'h1xm, First Serge-zint. R. O, T, CC. CIRCUS The thirteenth annual R. O. T. C. Circus was held in Convention Hall, April IZ, 1935. All city High Schools were present with bands and drum and bugle Corps, Manuals unit of about hfty especially chosen cadets presented a calisthenics and riHe drill. All Manual officers also took part in the drill. They were clad in undershirts and were armed with rifles. They also did the Lentz Cadence Drill in honor of the man who originated it, as he was the guest of honor. The absence of the usual Sponsors did not decrease the interest of those who at- tended the Circus. The Girls' Tiger Vocal Band from Westport supplied the feminine interest this year. Most interesting of all the drills was the Shattuck School Incorporated Zouave Drill, which is an unusual and interesting presentation which was considered the best in last year's Circus. All movements are executed in half-step marchg their only com- mand being Hyp! FIELD DAY Our R. O. T. C. this year did well in their field meet which is an annual affair. They won second place cup in Company Inspection and the same honor in Corps Inspection. Sirty-Three ' 1935 ' NAUTILUS MIAN UAIJS HUlMIllCCCUlMIllNiG One night this year Manual was the scene of the greatest reunion the city has ever known. Hundreds of handsome men and women. once carefree students. milled through the halls of our loved building, now mellow with the memories of years. They packed every room talking excitedly. reliving happy hottrs. or trying in vain to recall forgotten nantes, lt was on September. 1807. that Manual first opened her venerable doors to eager students. She was the first school in the city to combine manual training with the general high school curriculum. and boys and girls tlocked to her classes in great numbers. It was Mr. Phillips. now chairman of the English llepartment of Northeast High School. who was responsible for the establishment of Manual Training High School, and he too was present on that night to greet the many successful men and women who had once. as students. revered him. As these people roamed our familiar halls the years fell back. and emotion rose in their hearts. They conyersed with teachers who had made it possible for them to step out into the busy world and tind their places. There was Miss Della Ilrake. who had opened to them the nobilities of Caesar. and the beauties of Virgil: there was Mr, I'. B. S. lleters. who had drilled them in the mysteries of law, and Mr. Peterson who had made history live for them. There. too, was gentle. kindly Mr. Kent who has now passed into the fuller life beyond. leaving behind him as the signs of his gift to the world, living monuments of lives shaped at his hands. Mr. Lamar. once teacher of Physics. and now llrincipal of Manual. talked in his kindly manner to former students and teachers. and Miss Scott. always a friend to boys and girls, beamed with happiness. Graduates of recent years. still young and blooming, were here too. mingling their bright heads with the gray ones. and present students marched through the halls in a procession singing Christmas carols, For many hours they talked and sang. to depart at last with full hearts and refreshed minds. Si.rty-I-'our f 1935 f h NAUTILUS DEBATF' EXM TOP HOW: Mru'i:in lloelmlz-ri lh-rt Mt-Aft-eg Virginian Vox: Roberta Mn-Gee: Tom Uouser I.wnmrd Mi-rl, Howard Drafien, SECOND RUVV: VVillizim Ili's-orilmergg F. M. Gibson: Cleo Stolhergp Revs: Arolison: Phyllis Trannnell: Lee Collins. I?O I TOM RUNV: I-'rank Seholznianz Vleni Fairt-hilrl, N1-gutivv Vziptziin: F. f'. Fairchild, Adviser' Jzlek Mahi-l, Affirinzitive thiptziin. Kiln-ix Shaifferg l,ziui':i llc-llv VVQ-uni. Manual's Debate Team spent a very interesting year, debating with William Chris- man, Wyandotte, Central, Paseo, Southwest, and Rockhurst High School. The ques- tion for debate was: Resolved, that the United States should adopt the system of giving annual grants, to the several states, for the support of public, elementary and secondary education. The Paseoxdebate was held before the Paseo assembly, February 1. Our team also debated before several Central classes. Other debates were after school hours. There was no decision on any debates. Clem Fairchild represented Manual, at Southwest, in the Kansas City Division of the State Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the American Legion. His subject was The Constitution and the New Deal. Laura Belle Weant and Lee Collins represented Manual in the National Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the National Housing Homes for Young America and Lee Collins spoke on The Scope of the National Housing. Their orations were not deliv- ered until after this book went to press. PRINCIPAL DEBATERS WERE: Ajirnzzztive Negative Jack Mabel Clem Fairchild Laura Weant Frank Schlozman Glen Shaffer Virginia Cox Sixty-Fi iff f 1935 f NAUTILUS AK S'l'RlICN'l'Ul7S lilil'flC Um! nf l'l1i1n1i'fr'r'.i limi llairriiiulnii, Iwmilmiill lziplgiiii. .. Rvgiiizilll lllzirk. Ilia lliiiiii ..,....... . . . liirrli Slivplivnl ...lf Nl. hilismm Byimi H:ii'i'im11wii, lfzitlwi' HI' llis Sun ..4,4...,.,..,..... Leo Umlliiis .liiim-s Rmvlwrls. gi Fra-sliiiiziii .....,....,.......,..... Vlcm lfziiirhilrl William lfvi-roll -lainivs, gi nc-w l'im'vss4wi' irimi Stamfurcl, ilu' Rival Uilln-gi' ......,..,.4..,.,............. Glen Sliuffvr llaiii lluwiiziiil. trwmm lliv Hills. ,........ .... l'i'ul4 or Nll -as . zgvv, llircclur ul the ulyym .,......... .... , Nugiulzi. llmirl. llmivst. liilvlligvni Vliipziiivsc Sclnm William Gm-vimlwrg ,lurk Nlzilwl llmyw Blzirtin Spitrziiifsky lluwls-y. zi Ciillvrtur ..4......,... .,...,..,...... l zltun lizillzml liiw lfiwsliiiivii lin llrill Scviicl .....,,. Tony Fon tzinii. Iii ilwrt Mull. Hmmwzml llriiflin. l':l'l'0l Hziiisrm. llonzilcl Lziwsuii Mis. Xl iguingtmi Xl iuagins, ilu- Imirllzicly, ........ . . . ,Rolmvriii Kldluv Nlilllllll lixivviiaiiit .,................... .,....... l 'mwrtiii lslcs Ruth 'l'lmi'iitu11, Blrw. Wiguiiis' Xin-cv .,,.,..,....... Nlzirgarcl liutlvr llulrii' Hzii'i'ingt:m. 'l'mmi's Sister from High Sfliiiol ...... .Xiiilmw Wight Wicluw Nliigiiirv, 'l'liv Willow .,....4.4............. Rutli lluilsvr Pizmist , ...... ........ , .. ..,. Rlziry lkissiglizi NUT QU1'll'l'f SLFCH A GU9OSlf C'ln1f'f1i'ff'rx MIN. llvll. il Happy Blutlivr .4.,......,.. ...... R uth House-r .Xlln-rl Be-ll. Hcr Svwiilcoii Yvzir Olrl Sim .... . . , .Lev Collins 1 Bcllv Wezmt bylviii Bell, Hifi' llziiiglitei' ....,.....,... .,.. I 4LlllI'L l'hilip Flick. Sylvizils Swcctlivzirl .... ,.... R r Hzizcl Hvmli-rfmi, Sylvizik lfrivnrl. ,. N J ,fljl-N 1 J' mlwrt johnson ...Ruth julinsrm 'f 1935 ff NAUTILUS PLAY CCAST TUV RUXV: Marin Munoz: lllitli llollst-ir: lioln-rt Mull: Howairtl liruffvii: Amber XVip:ht3 Loretta X t if o .lt'lntyi'e: Vi1'z.:inizt L'uXZ llobt-rtn Mt' it-el I in l.:iws xi. Tllllill ILUW: Mnry t'ole-mam: lmogt-ne Mnrslmllg Glen Shnfft-r: VVilliam tirt-t-ribt-rg: In-rt Mt'.M'm-3 lborothy Vuttong Ula-ni l uii't'l1il4l: Iilton Ilnllzircl. YICVUNI! HOXV: Martin Spitwzillfskyg I.oi'r:tine lnnrson: l':tti'it'i:i 1-'itz1:utl'it'k: Iizturzt liullt- Vl't-axntg Betty Stuffortlg June Slit-lmrtlg 'Vhvlmzi XYliittt-11: ltohert .lolmson, iO'l I'UM RUVV: .luck Main-l: Alux'g:n'1-t Iiutlt-rg I . M. Gibson: t'. t'. lfniix-liilmlg I,t-n- Vollinsg Bessie Krevitzky. f 1 1 WF ' K , an lfll-lllu TRB S TING lPLAtCllz Charaftcr: Mrs. Curtis, a Young Woman of About Twenty-hve. . .Lorraine Larson Lancelot Briggs, the Boy, and Obviously under Twenty.Clem Fairchild Mrs. Briggs, His Mother, a Handsome Woman of Forty-tive Patricia Fitzpatrick Jessie, His Sister, a Pretty Girl of About Twenty ....... June Shepard Rupert Smith, the Young Man About Twenty-tive .... . . .Jack Mabel Mr. lngoldsby, a Man of Fifty-live .... ........ The Mysterious Voice ............ lELlMIllQlRU Chararlers Elmer Collier, Boy of Fourteen. . . Susan Collier, Sixteen Tomorrow. . . Jeanie Collier, Seventeen ........ Miss Lusia Pinney, Dressmaker. .. Janie Collier, Jeanie's Twin ..... Mrs. Collier, the Mother ..,.................. Hubert Brown, Seventeen and Janies Boyfriend. Russel Jameson, Seventeen and Friend of Hubert f 1935 ' . ,Glen Shaffer . . .Bert McAfee .. .F. M. Gibson . . .Betty Stafford .Dorothy Patten . . . ,Virginia Cox .Thelma Whitten Loretta Mclntyre .Bessie Krevitzky Fannie Belle, a Colored Girl Working by the Day. . . . . . . .Howard llraffen . . .Elton Ballard Si.L'ty-Svveiz NAUTILUS 'llillelllbl SENIOR WILL J. N. Ratliff bequeathes his size to Jimmie Milam. Clyde Gretzinger wills his way with the girls to Bob Fairchild, Margaret Butler leaves her dramatic ability to Thelma Whitten. Hazel Johnson leaves her looks to Maxine Tidrick. Gerald Hefley will not leave anything 'cause he is taking her with him. Ralph Benizio bequeathes his football power to Joe Cirrincione. Lee Woodward leaves his majorship to john Smitherman. Mamie Davis leaves her voice to Dorothy Patton. Glen Shaffer leaves his talking ability to Richard Dinus. Mary Ann Goforth leaves her basketball ability to La Verne Goforth. Elizabeth Neff leaves her popularity to Lorraine Larson. Dorothea Ozar leaves her Blue Girl Reserve Tie to Reva Aronson. Frank Schlozman leaves his dramatic ability to jack Davis. Betty Stafford wills her personality to Agnes Bay. DOWN LUVIERS' LANE Margaret Butler .... Dorothy Patton . . . Bertha Major . . . Maxine Baty ...., Naomi Dale .....,... Imogene Marshall Dorothea Ozar ..... Norma Crook .. Buelah Barker .. Ruth Everett .,.... Mary Etta Morris .... Cleo Stolberg ...,..,. Mary Ann Goforth Helen Stebbens . . . June Shepard ....... Ivaruth Brotherton Elizabeth Neff . .. Florence Bradley . . . Beverly Cookus . . . Helen Christensen Sixty-Eight . . . . .LaMar Sizemore . . . .Clem Fairchild . . . .Elmo Hargrave . . . . .Glen Shaffer . . . .Gerald Hefley .....J. N. Ratliff . . . .Abe Bettinger ..........Bob White .. . . , . .Elmer Tyndall Thurman Brittingham . . . . . .Edward Kenny . . . . . . . .Tom Couser . . . . .Tommy Tressler ........joe Zeto . . . . .Lee Foster . . . .Lee Collins . . . . . .Billy Petty . . . .Eugene Leach . . . . .Norman Cox . . .Frank Hughes ' 1935 f NAUTILUS MANUAJUS NEW SCHUOIL SONG 'KNOW ALTOGETHER MANUAL A school which gained a wide renown, Alumni now direct the town, And it's Man-u-alg We pioneered a brave idea, And proved the worth of that idea Did our Man-u-al. Our teams have a record- Fighting always strong- And so we strive for victory- With this stirring song. Chorus I yell-you yell- Now altogether-Man-u-al, I know-you know- Our teams are bound to win, So come on gang, let's go! If I had my choice of- Just any school, I'd still pick the crimson- By every rule. I yell-you yell- Now altogether-Man-u-al! GEORGE BowLEs, '08 Sixty-Nine 'f 1935 'f NAUTILUS I IDU'I'U3.'XI.I. 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Fm .M ITIIIIX I 'f 1935 NAUTILUS 11934 FOOTBALL SEASON With the opening of the 1934 football season five lettermen reported to Coach John W. Laury: Elmer Tyndall, Gerald Hefley, Frank Agrusa-backs, and Frank DiGiovanni, Ralph Benizio+linemen. 0 Our season opened with a well earned 9-O victory over the alumni. A safety scored by our second team which started the game and a drive climaxed with a pass, Tyndall to Atherton, brought home the bacon. Alex Nigro was Hleft out in the cold. It began raining after the first half and the game was called before he could get in. On September 29, we defeated William Chrisman 13-7, the first time we were vic- torious over them since the series began in 1927. There was a muddy field and our heavier line simply had things their way. In our league debut October 6, our wild passing proved fatal, and we were downed 27-0 by the later crowned Champs, Northeast Vikings. The following week we again tied our old rival Central for the second consecutive year 6-6. Last year we played a scoreless tie. They scored first when jay Keys, clever Blue Eagle back, broke away, but we came right back with an 80-yard drive, led by Frank Agrusa to tie the game. Ralph Benizio led our team on defense getting eight tackles. Against Westport, a strong wind proved to be our Waterloo. It caught one of our punts, blowing back across our goal line, with Gorham, Tiger tackle falling on it, giving them a 6-0 victory. In our next game those small but mighty Southwest Indians outgamed us and we were defeated 22-13. Next we met Liberty on another muddy field, but the Blue Jays were too determined and we came out on the short end. Jack Northrup converted for us on a long pass late in the game. What a stand our team made on our one foot line but Paseo came out in the lead with a 20-6 score. Failing to take advantage of an early East fumble and with our defense cracking, we were downed 19-O by a smooth functioning Bear team. Although not winning a league game last season our team showed a scoring punch. They made more touchdowns than any Manual team since 1927. The loss of two promising backfield men, Norbey Overton and Harold Lunn early in the season due to severe injuries, in addition to a continual string of severe minor injuries to various first string members, and also a large number of inexperienced players, all combined to destroy whatever chances we might have had for a fairly successful season. Coming back next year, we'll be placing our hopes on a light, fast, team. Six letter- men will return: Pete Tarantino, john Maggio, joe Cirrincione, Eddie Brown, and Tommy Tressler, linemeng and Harold Lunn, backfield. Second team lettermen re- turning are: Donovan Easter, Leonard Fergus, Paul Zuff, Delbert Overton, Eugene DiBella, Vito Belfonte, Vincent Agruso, Carlo Cavaleri, Donald Drinkard, Marcel Unrein, and Harry Martin. Seventy-One if 1935 1' NAUTILUS B.-'1S1i1i'1'1B.-M,1, '1I'1fAM '1'1D1' IIUXY .1-11111 A1.11:1gi11, 3111114111-1', .1111 4'i111'i11-1-1111-, 14111111-11v 1,1-111-11, .1111111 W 1.11111'1, 1'--.1111 1l1V1 1'UM IIUXY 1'111'111 1'111.1111'1, 111111111 111-1115. 1,f'N11'1' 511.11111-1', 1CI1111'1' 'I'111111111 193135 B.AXS1X1C'1'H3.fk1.1, RFCKDRD Duff' 11111211111 S1111-1 rIppu11r'11rv 1111. N111111 111-1-111111111 151 111111111 ..-13. ., ,,..-1111111111 .,.. .. 1111 1111111-111111-1' 311 ... .. 111111111 .ZT. ....X1llI1l111 .. .. U32 11111-11111111-1' 2251 ,.. , N1111111 , Eli. .. .,,1,1'111'11111x111'111 . 'G .12lI1l12lI'j' 4 .. .. Rlllllll ,SEI ,..1Gxr'1-1s1111' S111'111p:s,. 32 Jl111ll2lI'j' S .. .,,311l11ll ,120 ...111- 1.11Sz11111 ., . 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Ml M1225 This st111111ing Nl'1'1'71 111-'l'1r11 15 111111 111 1111- 11111-1's1'1111111f1i1'11-11x111- 1935 NAUTILUS BASKETBALL 11934-35 The 1934-35 Basketball season proved to be our best since the Interscholastic League began in 1928. This team won all of their outside games and four of their six league contests to place second to Northeast, State and League Champions. Three lettermen reported to Coach john W. Laury at the start of the season: Lester Shartzer, joe Cirrincione and Elmer Tyndall. Our season opened with two games against the alumni, both resulting in victories. The first by a score of 42-30 and the second, a harder contested affair on Homecom- ing night fDec. 201, 27-22. On December 29, we took Leavenworth into camp 26-25 by a last minute free throw by Shartzer. Beginning the New Year right we downed unbeaten Excelsior Springs 29-22 on january 4. Next on the list came De La Salle whom we defeated 30-20. With five straight victories in our bonnet, we made our League debut against North- east's powerful Vikings january 11. Here, our team handicapped by injuries and illness, were never themselves and were beaten 29-11. Only once, immediately follow- ing the half did they appear to get started, when they were within four points of the later crowned State Champions. The following week, we routed our old enemy, Central 25-8 in a wild game and our confidence returned. We followed this with two close, hard-earned victories over Westport 22-20 and Southwest 19-18. In both of these games Shartzer made the deciding basket to bring victory. Against Paseo, who later defeated Northeast to gain a tie for the championship, Cirrincione and Shartzer were held to one point each and we were nosed out 15-11. Ernie Jones and Eugene Leach did the scoring in this game. In concluding the season with a 36-19 victory over East's Bears, we set three Inter- scholastic League records for the season. Cirrincione made a record of scoring seven field goals in one game, Shartzer set an individual scoring mark of 16 points in a game, while the team set a high mark of 36 points in one game. f'Pee Weel' was also leading scorer of the league for the season, making a total of 59 points. At the close of the season Shartzer was chosen forward and co-captain of the Inter- scholastic All-Star Team while Cirrincione was placed at guard. The 1934-35 team deserves credit for giving Manual one of the most successful and best of all time teams in the history of the school. The fine spirit that prevailed among the boys on the team, strict adherence to training rules, coolness and resource- fulness under pressure all contributed to their success. They were a smooth-working, hard-fighting quintet that knew their business every minute of the game. Forming a nucleus for next year's team we will have: Joe Cirrincioneg Carlo Cav- aleri, letterman back for half season: Leonard Fergus and Lawrence Licata, second team lettermen eligible for half season: and Delbert Overton, Donovan Easter, Tommy Tressler, Paul Zugg, Eugene DiBella, Jimmy Stewart and Earl Plaskett, second team lettermen back all season. Seventy-T11 ree f 1935 1' NAUTILUS s ., , si f - vi W Cillllillh BA5.lx.l',lB.i'XI,1. Sl-INIHH 'l'lC.XAl 'l'lll' IUNXV lilsii- l1.ln1ivliliii'i4, Nlamaigir. Klum llulvlmlil, Yirpglniri Kilim. Nlzirx ll-nizlu. l,lllii- lfult.-ii: Hpiil Wliiiilw, l-'liiiwiiv .liiiiifs, I-Ilx:i I,:iisiin. llih-n Wii.,ii.ii-ul A1.iii .Xnii 11-il'-will. Mzirii' Milli-iz. Ahxy with-in.ili, llwl-lil Sluilini, Vziprziiii. .ll'Nlllli 'l'l'I.XNl 'l'llllll1 IZHXY ll'-Iwn Xlvlii-llsi lfle-vl.i lhil. lixilyn ltiiiilrlirs, llvlvfn .l4ilinsiivi, Iliil:--rm Sim-lv, 42:-lu Ihiiv. Vliyllis 'l'i':ili:im-Il, linlliviilii- Sulluiil, 41'-lie-xl:-xv llillwtll. lx.ili1Ili Ili--itlwvilwli. .Xnn.i M.iiig1.ui.ivili:i, lnilirli rtmlini. If-vfl:.i lliiulii-s, 4,ipt.i1n SUl'll4'3lUlll'I 'l'lC.X3l SI-JVHYIH IIHW lh:i1i1--- l,.it'I'vlli1 .Xlu-ii.x Killian-ii. Iliisv Nilvitslqg Xliiinif- fiiil-tim. .li-:im-llv Suri. X'iriqini.i Mwliiim'-v. Al.iri.un 4lii4iil.uI1. Ywm In-v lhisli-y, l.:i Yi-inn fl-ithiili, li-tin.: Y.iInlixif'z. lfi':niii-1-s Kirin.-y, Vzipliiiii l lllISllNl.XX 'VIIABI llU'I l'UNl IIHW 51.113 .Kun-s IZ-nn'-ig l'1-ili.i liiiknilli. lljl-'iiiiizi Ilili. Ilixif Mil--s N-iriim f'i'w4Ik. ,lit-..-pliiiiv 4',ut:il.in-i. Mxrll- lfiiltiiii, l-Ziuii---- Alvlhllliiii. Girls liroin :ill thc clzissvs in tho l'ln'siuil lifliifzitioii llcpiirtnivnt triecl out for the tmnns in aiftvr-school lmskctlmll, Teams were picked for thc I 1'vsln1izm, Supliuiimrc. junior, and Svniur tmirnziinent. The girls phiyvcl nine-court, tlirr-vvunlrt. :mil Iwo-murt l-askctlizill. .Mitt-r vliininzxting all tvzuns that lust, thc winning guinm- was pliiyml in vzivli of the threv gzunvs: Illllt'-L'tlllI'l, tlirvc-miirt :incl two-murt. The girls wvrc picked frmn thi- two lx-st tt-:tins tu play in thc linzil gannv. 'I'ln-rc was an ziiiflimm- of iilmut tivo hunclrcnl, whifh only inxulv it inure vxciting. Iilsic llguimfnluvrg, thc inzinzigi-r nf luiskt-tlizill, mnrluutvml the tinirnznncnt in ai way tu he priiisc-cl, Thv girls in thv st-vcnth hour gym rlgiss lml in the sports :intl lit-lpvil lu cuacli the yuunger girls. .Xlthuugh the Fra-slnnvn haul no other experienu- in playing this inte-rvsting gaunv. than played the gziinv in xi vt-ry mininvnrlzilmle way. Sonic girls who are wry outstunfling in this spurt airvz lilsic llziiiiivriln-rg, llnhlic Stuclnzi, Mary .Xnn lhvtiurtli. Marry Huhlxzml, Yvrii Leo liuslvy. Upail Whitthi ,Xnn Blungizirzicinzi. lfwlyii Bmitrnss. Phyllis Tramnncll. lflvgi Igirsmii lvzi Ruth llrutlicrlmi. ll-cclia Hughes. lfraiiiu-s Kcinwy. Nl'l'l'?lf-1l'l 1lIH' 1' 1935 ' NAUTILUS KHRLS,VOLLEYBALL One of the most exciting and interesting tournaments of this year was the volley- ball tournament, which consisted of girls from all gym classes. Both Giant and Regular Volleyball tournaments were played after school. The tournaments were conducted on an elimination basis. Goldie Studna, manager of regular volleyball, led the group with much skill and the games proved to be very successful. Some of the most out- standing girls who played were: Goldie Studna, Mary Benizio, Elsie Dannenberg, Mary Ann Goforth, Helen Woodard, Virginia King, Vera Lee Bosley, Lillie Fulton, Edith Studna, Rose Sapitsky, and Frances Kenney. Mary Benizio certainly is desir- able for any team as she carries a Wwallopn that wins the game. That is why she is manager of Giant Volleyball. The girls who come out for after school athletics are working on a school letter which is awarded to those who work for extra credit in the Physical Education De- p21I'U'l1E'I1l. Giant Volleyball is played before Regular Volleyball. The games are very different in rules: therefore, they are regarded as two separate games. Mary lla-nizio I-Ivvlyn lioutross llt-Ion t'l1rist--nsvn Elsie Iiannenlmm-rg Irom- IM-Long Flr1t'z'rln'elitiopizt l,:1v1-nie tloforth VOLLEYBALL Irene llulvt l4'lor4-rw .Innes-a Fmm-es Kinnvx lilvai lrznrson Vim Imili-tio I.+ 1.1 l,1p.g1 tt Arm M:mp:i:ir'zxwii11 Pillllilllllil lk-ta-rs .luunitu Sollars floldiA'Stll1in:l Vir'::'ie Vario-- Uurol XV:n1l:nt-4- Marietta NV:xrn 1 Serenty-Filfe f 1935 f NAUTI'LUS Lllllflf SAWIN-G IN XX.XI'I'IIl lfrw-1-tlgr Maw Smith. l'f'lrr,: May ll-zitwn. Ibm- lltll-t, .ln.tnit.i Nt-Ilztlsg liallrlllriv llariis. Il-'ln-rtzu Stwl- . Alam Ihlriixw I-'l--rtriw litit-pi.t, 1:-fix'-vit-va tiillntti, Nnrinzr Puri-lv tilt-:wr Ki-ls-1, lv.1 llnlli ltr'-rtlit'r't..n Sl'l l'lNtl' llvlt-n .ltrlinsv-n. ll:-lin XY4.trtlw:tr'tl, liinruiltt- lhrvlt-. IN-t'ilr.t lltlglie-s. lilvzl l,:ris..ri .tnn M:trri4i.ur'atiii:n, lllltmira Ilrl- . Mar-14-tt:i XX'.iiiu-1, lntlia Sttvtns: Alaxint- Atlavns. N1:tri.un tlt.ml:tll1 Yr-ra I.--v lhtslvyg M.ri'i4ar't-t lravisg .ln-4-pliin-f 1':it.nInntr. tiw-ntl-ilvn 5l1't'.urn:rr. S'l'.XXlPINtl: l-Irina l-'.tllrswu+i'tlrj Vit-4-tlzi lvvri' lla-l-fn Nil-lnrlls' lr'-'Irv lltlwvtu, lilsiv lmnnfirr- lu-ru. lfltti-t-in .I-inns, Imi'-rtliv thrsln-rii, ti.-.rruia llarris. Mary .tnn Hutt-r'tli3 Html Wliittlv . tmltll-' httnlna: .Inst-plrlrrv llllmlnln. lx.illr4-lim' Stillztrul SNVIMNHITNG During the vntirc vvar. swimming has lim-n unc- ul the favuritt' sports nf thv girls. Un swimming clavs. vvvrv Tnvsflav and Thtlrstlav. all classes havt' a large nnmlwr in the mol, .Xt tht- lit-ffirniirw uf cash smncstc-r. life saving classes wvrt- livltl vvt-rv Y' F' F' . Thursclav aftt-r sclmnl fur thirst- girls whn were intcrcstt-tl. lht- lug t-vt-nt ut tht- swimming st-asnn is tht- swimming rncct. .-Xnv girl wishing tn vntcr the rnvct is t-ntitlt-cl tn mln su. Stunt- of thc vvt-nts art-3 rt-lav. ptwpnisti. plunge fwl' rlistanrt' antl form, fliving. llI1tlt'I'W1ilC'l' rvlav, siclcstrnlw fur form, ancl an ulrl-rlntln-s raw. Un April Zn, thtl Girls' Bl Clnli hacl a swimming nwt-t. .-X rlt-vcr tlvnitmstratinn was givvn uf fhinese lift- saving luv t'tft't-lia llughvs anrl Marv ,-Xnn tlnfnrtli. llr. l't-rkins int-ntinnt'rl thvsc girls as nntstantling in swimming: tl-rt-lizi Hugln-s. Marv .Xnn titifnrtli, llnrnthv tirrslitrrri. tit-nrgia Harris. lln-len hlnlmstm, Hvlt-n Nichols, antl Marietta Warrivr. The lift- saving class has ln-cn lcrl luv Bliss l.an1'a li. l r'cml1. with thc lwlp of Blariv Shtllz, a furmcr stntlvnt nf Nlannal. The applirants for lift- saving ara' Fl'llllll't'tl In pass all thtf lrrt-alcs. hnltls. anrl carrivs. Thcv must lu- alilt- to mln l't'SllSl'lliilltlll. Thev must lm ahlt- to unclrt-ss in watt-r anrl swim tillt'-ftlllflll milt-, .Xll tlwst- tt-sts must he passvcl liv a cnnnnisst-tir of lift- saving. The- Se-ninr lifv savers 'irc rt-c uirctl tu lw st-vcntt-t-ri vt-ars of 'wt-. 4 I . 4 5 N4 l'l'7Ifll-Nil' ' 1935 f Na1ut1lusfCarlc1'irdlair 011953 Sept. 4-School starts off with a bang! Many hearts made glad, maybe. The green little freshies are running around looking for the elevator to carry them to the third floor where they can purchase their assembly tickets. My, My, such babies! l Sept. 6-Wonder why all the boys are rushing to get Chorus in their programs. Maybe it is because of a certain new teacher. Sept. 8-Here's a tip, kids, be careful of what you say and talk in at whisper. That old pest the Copy Cat is roaming the halls again. Sept. 15-Don't say that Manual isn't a swell school! Boy! We draw the students from the Atlantic to the Pacific! Ahem! Sept. 21-Home rooms elected the Big Cheeses. The girls lead as always. Sept. 30-The Football season opened with a wow of a game. The dear old Cr'im- sons beat the haughty Chrisman 13-7. That's the stuff, boys! Oct. 1-Girl Reserves entertained the little freshmen. They were all greatly im- pressed by the integrity of the dignified seniors. Oct. 3-Birch Sheppherd, Clem Fair- child, Thurman Brittingham, and James Tucker were elected as cheerleaders, And just think-serious-minded Glen Shaffer turned humorous for a while and was placed fifth. My what lungs, they must have! l l Oct. 5-First Mixer and was it a suc- cess! Free punch was served twe don't mean the freshmenj. Oct. 13-It seems like the sweet little Blue Eagles tthe big palookiesj just can't beat the Crimsons. We have what it takes, and how! Oct. l5-Officers of the student council were elected. Boy, do those girls go for Clyde Gretzinger. What is that strange power he has over us poor little things? Oct. 27iSouthwest defeated Manual in the football game, but when it comes to good-looking players we won without an exception. Examples: Jerry Atherton, Gerald Hefley, Elmer Tyndall and the rest of our team. Nov. 2-Our A Cappella Choir made their records today, Oh, my poor ears. tDon't take it wrong, I was only kiddingb. Nov. 9-Many feminine hearts went flippity-Hippity Hop as our handsome he- men dished it out to Paseo. Even though we lost, we sure did prove that we could take it. NAUTILUS CCHICICR LIEADHCRS ,lzrim-s 'l'ii4-ki-r, 'l'liiiriri:iri lirittiiiillizliii, Plein lfziirvliilwl. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the Senior Class, collectors of trouble, arguments and money, do here- by bequeath, will, and leave to you strug- gling underclassmen and to the faculty of 1935, many wrinkles and gray hairs. IDEAL AMERICAN BOY Hair ,............... ...... G ene Leach Eyes ...... ...... A be Bettinger Physique .... , ......,... James Few . . . .Malcolm Richardson . . . . . . .Norman Harris Smile ..... Profile .... Clothes. .. ..... J. N. Ratliff Voice ......, ...... E arl Vaught Teeth .....,... .... C lyde Grctzinger Intelligence .... ...... O rville Moad Friendliness .... .... I- 'rank Schlozman Perseverance ..... ..... G len Shaffer Sf 1ff'nIy-S1'r'r'i1 1935 'f NAUTILUS WEN RY IMIGUJQEGE Alukfr of Photographs That Please if Official Photoqraphers Eleventh and McGee 1935 NAUTILUS Qf'l'f'11!1!-flight ' 1935 ' NAUTILUS Nov. 15-No wonder Mr. Fairchild fainted during practice of the fall plays as the results of Clem Fairchild with the stutters, Birch Shepard minus the lines, and Margaret Butler forgetting her lov- er's name equals A Strenuous Life. Nov. 29-Hurrah! are we glad Thanks- giving comes on week days. Now we can catch up on some of our lost sleep. Ho- hum. Dec. 7-A hot time was had by all at the fall play A Strenuous Life. No won- der, we got seventy bucks profit. Dec. 15-Gee, but don't our halls look swellegant. Have we got the decorations and wasn't old Santa good to us? Oh boy! Dec. 18-Oh me, they would have to pop up now. Yes, you're right, it's grade cards. Dec. 20-Speeches, Laughter, Gossip, Dancing, and Punch at the Grand Home- coming. Man, it was simply superb. Dec. 21-Miss Clausen's chorus classes gave us a beautiful Christmas concert. Just think of it, no more school 'til after Christmas. Everyone is thinking of tur- key-or mistletoe. Um-mmm. Jan. 2-Groans and more groans, school starts. Kids look sleepier than when they left. 1 guess everyone had a good time. Jan. 8-Hooray our basketball season opens with giving the dear old Crimson a break. We nose De Le Salle out 30 to 20. Jan. 11-We bow to Northeast in the first Inter-Scholastic game, 29-11. Jan. 19-Centralians chant We Never Had a Chance, as the Crimson basketeers roll up a 25-8 score. Jan. 25-Another victory in the old sock, after a terrific tussle with Southwest 22-20. Jan. 30-Manual net stars have their day! The team parades before an appreci- ated audience in the assembly. Jan. 31-William 0. White lectures on Alcohol. Feb. 1-Debate Team defeats Paseo in the Paseo auditorium. Feb. 7-Glen Shaffer is the new presi- dent of the Student Council. Feb. 15-Baker University entertains with a play. Feb. 21-Chorus classes present a very pretty assembly, with a cathedral air. Boy what voices. , Feb. 22-We dusted East's fore, 36-17. Another bonfire, of course. Our best sea- son for several years. Feb. 25-Boy did we have a basketball assembly today. We introduced our two handsome all-stars, Lester Shratzer and Joe Cirrincione. tAnd are they bashful?J And Again Once More C R E S S W E L L Satisfies MAKER OF GROUP PHOTOS IN THIS BOOK CRESSWELIJS PHOTO SERVICE 915 Grand Avenue Harrison 2180 Nite-HI 6150 BUNGALOW LUNCH SYSTEM Incorporated Ht I unltilhi J' 'UGEii5iiu.iqi-14' U llllilli P11 lei -slllllllllllll iw - Bungalows Everywhere Convenient Locations at: 3036 Main St. 1316 Walnut St. 1334 Main St. 1309 McGee St. 605 East 9th St. 846 Minnesota Ave. 1125 East 15th St. 1506 East 15th St. 4631 lndependence Ave. 1315 Main St. 4112 Mill Creek Parkway 1106 Wyandotte St. All Bungalow! Open 24 HOURS A DAY Seventy-Nine 'A' 1935 if NAUTILUS Feb. 26-The seniors have their meet- ing and pick the big shots. Feb. 29--Our student council gets their buttons. Now we must be careful! March 3-Clem Fairchild defeats Frank Schlozman in yellin' and therefore gets to go to Southwest and holler' some more. From my point of view, he stands a good chance. Those lungs and that masterful way! Oh man! March -I-My! You should have seen the expression on the girls' faces as Clenr Fairchild issued forth those glamorous lines of his oration. And what sighs after he finished. Keep on Flenrie, You've got 'eml March ll-Nautilus staff chosen after much consideration. Many hearts were made glad, because you know it is a priv- ilege. March I3-Teachers' College again en- tertains the Crimson. March I9-Twenty-seven Manualites decide to learn the art of teaching. t'?J They all enjoyed a day at Teachers' Col- lege, especially the eats. You can ex- pect that. March 21-After much acting tin name onlyj our dramatic department presents three one-act plays. They were a wow, and everyone departed very much satis- fied that the evening was well spent. March 25-Seniors chose their ballot today. Elizabeth Neff and Frank Schloz- man are chosen most popular. Aheml March 31-Oh why do those cards have to come again? I resolve next tive-weeks to get in good with dear teacher. Ex- ample: I shall approach her with Good morning, Missf, you are looking fine this morning. Do you know, I studied and studied last night and I just eouldn't get my lesson. Then she will either extend her sympathy or kick me out of class. Here's hoping that luck is with me. April 3-What an assembly! Washing- ton University from Saint Louis pays us a visit. The quartet was the best of all. They sang, tor holleredj I eouldn't tell which, Here come the British and was it a scream! t.Iust kidding.J April 4-First track meet comes up to- day and of course we face Northeast who are pretty good, even if I do say it. April 5-Our Nautilus staff is declared the best ever by Mr. Franklin Lamar. And do we know our what's-what. April 12-At last the R. O. T. C. has im- pressed me. They were really stupendous at the 13th annual Circus. April 17-Gee do all of us Manualites feel good. The reason, because a former pal of ours, the Tattler, wrote us a swell new school song. April 25-Miss Violet Clausen's A Cap- pella Choir gave us a beautiful ceremony. The song that appealed to most of the students was Were You There. Highly HCDWARD W. BARTLOW MANUALS FLORIST Phone WEstporl 7744 3111 Troon! Ave. K A N S A S C I T Y BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Touch Typewrltlnq. Accountancy. and Secretarial Training Free employment bureau. Day and evening sessions. Highest endorsements from busi- ness men and students. Dement, Pitman, Graham, Gregg, and Success Shorthand. Graduates placed in positions, Elegant quarters: finest in Kansas City, in the Young Womans Christian Association Building, lO20 McGee Street. Catalog Free C. T. SMITH. President f 1935 i' NAUTILUS May 15-National Oratorical Contest is sponsored by National Housing Cam- paign. Our representatives were Lee Col- lins and Laura Weant. Lee placed second in the boys' contest and Laura took fourth in the girls'. May 17-At last those lowly Juniors do something for us Seniors. They finally gave us a Prom. May 24-Man, did those Juniors get impressed with Senior Class Day. They think we are just eloquent. May 28-Last day for the Seniors. You should hear the moanings among the low- er classmen, it is simply pathetic. June 4-The day of days. Seniors grad- uate and some actually wish they were freshmen again. Can you imagine! June 7-Last day of school. Well, so long, kids, see you next year. OUR COMIC SECTION Winnie Winkle ........... Elizabeth Neff Skeezix ........,....... Clem Fairchild Tillie the Toiler .... .... E lizabeth Lewis George Bungle ..... ......... S ol Mayer HUNDREDS OF GRADUATES NOW EMPLOYED SECRETARIAL GIIIIGG SHORTHAND 1'oucII 'IYPEWBITING PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTANCY AUDITING COMMERCIAL LAW c. P. A. TRAINING ADVERTISING sAI.I:sMANsI-IIP BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE PUBLIC SPEAKING COMMERCIAL ART LETTERING FASHION DRAWING ADVERTISING DESIGN Largo. illustrated Silver Anniversary Catalog gives lull details. Free on roquut. annie Roonie .... ..... D orothea Ozar fx X.-S opeye .,...... ..... S ilas Stephens ,f f fe I- p ' U - f , f- ' garlold Teen ..........,.. Bert McGuirk l M rc ie ................ Lamar Sizemore Ilsosie ................., Margaret Butler Coueg, of Commnc, gundgnq Trofessor Wotaschnozzle. .Frank Agruso ELEVENTH STREET AT OAK VICTOR 1348 arzan ................... Bert McAfee Olive Oyl .... Roberta McGee Maggie .... ..... N aomi Dale Jiggs .... .... G erald Hefley Herbie ...... ..... R ichard Dinus Toar ........... ..... J ake Millstein Moon Mullins ............. F. M. Gibson Suitcase Simpson ...... Donald Drinkard LATEST MOVIES 0 Naughty Marietta. .... Florence Bradley Lives of a Bengal Lancer. .Lee Woodward Life Begins at Forty ...... Mr. Fairchild Gold Diggers of 1935-Bertha Major, Dor- othy Patton, June Shepard Aflger Office Hours-Elizabeth Neff, Billy U N I Q N N A T I O N A L etty Biography of a Bachelor Girl-Jacqueline Bayan B A N K Roberta ............... Thelma Whitten Traveling Salesladies-Rosemary Dalton, Hazel Johnson NlNTH AND WALNUT Babes in Toyland-Robert Fairchild, Jim- mie Milam You Belong To Me-Margaret Butler, La- Mar Sizemore I Sell Anything ............ Glen Shaffer Forsaking All Others - Ruth Everett, 9 Clyde Gretzinger, Carlos Rocha Men of the Night-F. M. 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Shorter special courses in Practical Electricity, Power Plant Operation, Radio, Television, Diesel, Electric Refrigeration. rffghry-Im-A 1' 1935 f NAUTILU AUTUCGRAIPHS 1935 f NAUTILUS AUTOGRAPHS L ahty S f 1935 'f NAUTILUS Hlglhljf-I-Ityhl AUTUGRAPHS Our lives Am- ztllmums written tlirnugli With guml or ill. with false or true, .Xml as thf' lilvssed angels tum Thv pages of our yours: Gucl grunt they reatfl the good with smiles .Xml lylut the ill with tears. 'f 1935 f