Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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1 ,Z ElVllL L. KREjCI Emil is little butfoh my! You will never again judge by size if you know him. Emil is of a chiv- alrous turn of mind and is perfectly willing to let all the girls in the English class recite before he does. ln fact he is not only willing-he is anxious. Emil enjoys hunts im- mensely ancl lets you know he is there too. Lettsdale, Pennsylvania l9l2. MYRA PIERCE EDITH Nl. STRONI FLORENCE C. HEMINGWAY upiercien i'Ecle Flo Nlerriville was too small a burg Edith comes from lVliller and will Beside being our society editors to hold Nlyra so she blessed Emer- actually admit it. That is the Florence is one of the few musicians If we hadn't attended auditorium, we l son with her presence. shouldnt have known lVlyra plays the piano. Paderewski is stil more famous than she but he doesn't take courage that wins battles. Beside riding the interurban, Edith spends her time thinking up new excuses to get out of cooking. According to lVliss Nugent, she has some suc- of which our class boasts. Flo is quite versatile and can read. sing. play or whistle as an accomplished artist. Something leads us to sus- pect Florence is interested in a sol- any more interest in his worlc. lVler- cess at it too. lVliller, lndiana, dier but we have no proof, Oh riville is doomed to one big shake l9l4. Boy, Oh ,l0y, Wherfr D0 We G0 up when Myra returns with a few Commercial Club, From Here? Elkhart, lndiana. advanced ideas. I908. Chorus. Chorus. Commercial Club. Declamatory. Twv n fy-eight Annual Board, Commercial Club. Class Treasurer 'l5.

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y is X, ff. -ax- F ' I ' ' 5 5. X ' HARRIS LIEBOLT CATHERINE E, ALBRIGHT PAUL SMITH HELEN C. KIDWELL Tuffy Tuffy has an insatiable desire to knock rubber balls over a net. Be- side walking ofl with the Tennis Championship for the last two years, he loves to run up to I.aPorte for the week end. Fresh air fiend and often accompanies Cogley in his midnight walks from the Ridge. Football 'l7, 'l8. Track 'I7. 'l8. Basketball 'I6. Class Baseball. Tennis 'l5. 'I7. Captain 'l8. Kittie For if she will, she will, you may depend on't, And if she won'I, she won'l and thcre's and end on't. An active class member though she devotes most of her time tu her studies. She intends to go to Washington to learn what few things she didn't learn at Emerson. Left Beardstown, Illinois, to honor us in l9l3. Camp Fire. Commercial Club. Caruso Paul was a sure find for lVlr. Sny- der and has been the mainstay among the tenors for the past three years. Paul is quiet and unassum' ing except when he gets out and forgets that he is a dignified Senior. Finds that the glare of the Orpheum footlights have an attraction and is even more regular than Claude. Fluttered north with the rest of the song birds in the spring of l9l6 from Logansport, Indiana. Chorus 'l6, 'l7, 'l8. Commercial Club. Senior Play. T wen ty-.se re II Kapt. Kidd Kaptain Kidd sprang into prom- inence as an artist when she design- ed the covers for the Prom pro- grams last year. Appreciative ol her work, the class made her an Art Eclitor. Helen is one of nur baby vampsn and is always look- ing for new victims as any hon- est-to-goodness vampire should. But seriously speaking, Helen is a good worker and credit is due her for her work in the Elwood. Indiana, I9I0. Basketball. Chorus. Commercial Club. Hockey. Declamatory Prelims. Annual Board.

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' L s ' L A MAURICE N. COLDSTEIN GLADYS Nl. PHILLIPS PEARL M. BURFORD Goldie Maurice aspires to be a shorthand shark and if hard work will make him one. he'll succeed. Maurice believes in tending strictly to his own business and he has to be well known to be appreciated. Has our motto down at heart so that instead ol advertising he comes through as a silent class worker. Arrived from Nvausaw, Wisconsin in l906. Oratorieal Prelims. Commercial Club. Hips Flips aspires to star in the Fol- lies and judging from the capers she cut at the Prom, perhaps she may. Gladys also managed to store a few facts about English Lit in that wise old head of hers during her four years career. Maybe she will surprise us by writing the next big novel. Who knows? Laporte. l9l2. Hercules Here is the Senior Piano Annoy- er. Without Pearl playing, an al'- ternoon dance is like Grand Opera given by the inmates of a deaf and dumb institute. Pearl was the lit- tle girl who fooled the juniors for the first time in the history of Emer- son hunts. Favorite hymn, What Do You Wanna Make Those Eyes at Me For? Vandergrift. Penn- sylvania, I9l0. Basketball 'l6, 'l7, 'lS. Hockey. Declamatory. Chorus 'I6. 'l7. Twenty-:zine A Q y J, HELEN BROWN Brownie Helen is our Business English Shark. We have a sneaking sus- picion that she wrote the text book. Has a weakness for vaudeville and likes Just a Babys Prayer at 'Livi- light . Chicago. lllinois, I9I0. Commercial Club. Declamatory. Chorus. Senior Play.