Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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1 i 'ii- RUNDELI. N. WOOD MIRIAM A. SWARTZ HARVEY W. EVANS IRENE SPIKER uRunt nswartzici' Doc Spike Run! believes in doing things Miriam is another little heart Doc showed us the real stuff in Champion class giggler. Beside breaker and usually picks on col- track. Prelends to he a woman giggling, she is always coaxing Ruse well and although he goes at them in a left handed way. he is always successful. We know he is cut out to he a journalist. ls interested in every school activity and if class spirit were hre, Runt would have a little WAR to put the Kaiser in. ffiigure it out by Geometry. remem- lwering what Sherman saidj. ffrom Dowagiac, Michigan, in l907. Pledged to Delta N. at Deflauw. Track 'I7, 'l8. Class Basketball 'I7. 'l8. Basketball Manager 'l7, 'Ili Annual Board. Vice-President of Class 'l7. Commercial Club. Oratorical. Senior Play. lege fellows from uspidoon. She is fond of dancing and is the classiest little stepper in the school, too. Between dances you can usually find her somewhere near the punch bowl refusing another glass. Miriam is a shy little girl but that doesn't prevent her from having a good time wherever she goes. Quality fnot quantity . Began to lose in- terest in Chippiwa Falls, Wisconsin, about I9l2. You can always tcll a Y. A. but you can't tell her much. Camp Fire. hater but outside of time out, to fix a tire, he enjoyed himself thor- oughly all the way liome from the Northern Indiana Track Meet. Tells Edith he's a member of the Mighty Five. Left Asmada. Mich- igan in l907. Track. Class Basketball. Baseball 'l7. Class Baseball. Tzren fy-Ili ree Ella to go some place. Spike is quite a girl and is always huhliling over with good humor and pep. Besides thinking up punk jokes for the annual. lrene spends a good deal of her time fixing her Mary Pick- ford curls. lt's the way she says 'emf' Lachburg. Pennsylvania l9l l. Basketball. Hockey. Declamatory Prelims. Chorus 'l7, 'IH Annual lgoard. Senior Play.

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p i HAROLD E. PETERSON DORIS D. DAVIDSON ANSEL L. COONS GLADYS C. jONES nprivate Pete Pete is as much ol a fixture on our tennis courts as the net posts. It is rumored that he doesn't go home at all but sleeps in the animal cagesg hut it has never been veri- fied. Beside playing ping pong, Harold is some student and knows that All play and no work will make jack a hone head . Chi- cago, lllinois, l9I6. Class Baseball '17, 'IH ..Beany., Doris is a great help in keeping class spirit alive, Shes a booster in every sense of the word. Has a strange antipathy for Ustagsn at a dance. Before she leaves us, if it wouldn't be asking too much, we would like to have her explain her mysterious visits to Whiting. Fa- mous for her ability to get a smile out of a punk joke. Whiting, ln- diana, l909. HAM.. Tennis and hand ball are the things that make life worth living lor Ans. No one was wise to the fact that Ansel could dance until the Prom where he got out and showed even the old timers a few new steps. Every one envies his pull with Miss Richardson. He has graduated from Y. Nl. C. A. pool. Track 'l7. Class Baseball. Tennis. Camp Fire. Handball Champion 'I7, 'l8. Vice-President of Class 'l6. Class Secretary 'l7. Chorus. Band 'l6, 'l7, 'l8. Orchestra 'l5, 'l6, 'l7, 'l8. T14'v11fy-f11'0 njonesy.. If the class had to elect someone to agitate dances and good times, we would surely choose jonesy. Gladys proposes dances on the least provocation. Were you ever to one when she wasn't there? She is about as likely to miss a dance as the Crown Prince is to win a battle. Always believes in friendly relations between Emerson and Froeloel and has done her hest to preserve peace. Come on kids, let's give a dance. Bromingham. Alabama, l9l0. Basketball. Hockey. Camp Fire. Declamatory Prelim. Commercial Club.

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I I EUGENE H. swAR'rz Beanie This brave little fellow plays a horn which is about twice his size, in our band. He has an intense craving to try tonsorial experiments on the Freshmen. Likes loud ties, chocolate sunclaes. flowery orations and quiet girls. Beanie showed the juniors a few rope untying stunts during the hunt. This lad has brains. Horned his way from Gallup, New Mexico in l908. Oratorical 'l5, '16, 'l7, 'l8. Chorus 'l7, 'l8. Band '15, 'l6, 'l7, 'lS. Orchestra 'l5, 'I6. 'l7, 'l8. Annual Boarcl. Commercial Club. Senior Play. AGNES M. BRINK Agnes hails from the Atlantic City of the Westii. Did you ever notice the ring on her left hand? His name is Ernest and he is- about the ring. l'le's in the army now. Much to the joy of the class, Agnes usually has enough informa- tion to finish the last half of the periocl in reciting. ROSE ELLA RALPH Rosie A quiet pleasant mannered lass. Rose Ella cloesn't believe in talking much-until she is among friends, of whom she has many. One can- not help but think that Rose Ella is a man hater and after all, doesn't that show brains? Buffalo. New York, l909. Commercial Club. Tu'ei'1fy-foiu' ANNE CROUSE Her voice is soft and low-an excellent thing in woman . Anne has buckled down and worked dur- ing her short stay here and has macle a few class loafers feel asham- ed of themselves. Has no time for mere school society and made good use of her last year in school. Commercial Club. L