Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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HAROLD j. HARRIS HELEN CANNON FRANK j. KENDRICK ALEGRA NESBIT Beany is the kind of a fellow that wants what he wants when he wants it, and he usually gets it, especially the eats at the junior- Senior hunt. Beany has certainly made a name for himself in his four years in high school, by playing football, basketball, and dancing equally well. Besides all this, he usually gets above 80 in all his grades, though we don't know how he does it. Oh, Bee-ney! Chicago, Ill., I9lI. Football 'l8. Capt. 'l9. Basketball '16, 'l7, 'l8. Capt. l9. Baseball 'l6. 'l7, 18, 'l9. Track '18, 'l9. Pres. Athletic Association 'l9. Minstrels 'l9. Helen is our sweet girl graduate, with a smile and a kind word for everyone. lt's a curious thing for a girl like Helen to do, but we have seen her gaze longingly in the direction of Michigan City. She has only been with us a short while, but we have' grown so fond of her that it seems she has been with us always. Michigan City l9l9. Declamatory Prelims 'l9. Senior Play 'l9. ..-Tuffy.. Frank is the Daniel Webster and lady killer of our class. After the oratorical prelims. everyone ex- pected Frank to take first place. so not wishing to disappoint anyone, especially! Fay. he did. Frank says that the Junior girls treated him fine the day of the hunt. If we re- member correctly, Frank, Fay is a junior. His avocation is get- ting acquainted with new girls. Fort Wayne, l907. Track 'l9. Oratorical 'l9. Annual Board. Northern lndiana Contest 'l9. Senior Play 'l9. Nez l don't know a thing. Miss Lynch will just kill me. That's the kind of a girl Nez is. Never- theless, she can show us where to get oft, when it comes to oratory. Won first place in the oratorical contest for three years. and came home from the Northern lndiana contest with the gold medal. Al has a kind spot in her heart for Valpo . Valparaiso. lncl., I9I5. Chorus 'l6, 'l7, 'l8. Senior Play 'l9. Vice-President Class 'l9. Literary Editor Annual 'l9. Lake County Declamatory 'l7, 'l9. Northern lnd. Declam., 'l8. Hockey 'l9.

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ARTHUR 0'HARA I, 2, 3-0'Hara Fiske when it comes to being class President, editor of the Annual. in- terlocutor at a minstrel show, play- ing football and basketball, or get- ting 99's on his report card, Art is right there. Bad Dog is some fancy dancer as everyone will ad- mit, and as for eating bread, he is second to none. Pueblo, Colo., l9l0. Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Class President 'I9. Athletic Association 'l8. Class Secretary 'l7. Football 'l8, 'l9. Track '17, 'l8, 'l9. Basketball 'l9. Baseball 'l9. Oratorical Prelims. 'l8, 'l9. Valedictorian 'l9. Senior Play 'l9. C. LOIS HUTCHINS Hutchie Behold she approaches sweet and popular. We believe Hutchie has the biggest and bestest heart on earth. Although republics are the popular form of government these days, she has taken a special lik- ing to a Dier-King. Lois is right there when it comes to pre- paring eats, and even saved them for the juniors at the junior and Senior hunt. ln the oratorical finals she won fame by receiving second place. Caldwell, Ohio, l9l0. Class Secretary 'l9. Basketball Captain. Hockey 'lB. Captain 'l9. Senior Play 'l9. DONALD IVIQARTHUR Micky Mickey, the orator! Mickey. the Mathematics shark! Mickey, the sprinter! Mickey. the indis- pensable, at the junior-Senior hunt! If a prize was to be given for selling Annuals, Donald would surely get it. He is a born business man. As a keeper of the Class 'lspondulixu he has been very suc- cessful for two years. Can Donald talk? Well, l should think he can! He got second place in the contest last year and second place this year. Elwood, lnd., l9l0. Business Mgr. Annual 'l9. Class Treasurer 'lS, l9. Lake County oratorical 'l8. 'l9. Northern Indiana Declamatory Track 'I7, 'l8. Capt. 'l9. Contest 'l9. Senior Play 'l9. HAZEL A. ERLANDSON Hazel fills her little corner of the Miller bus every morning, and if she happens to feel especially hilari- ous, she takes a great deal more than a little corner. As a very great treat, Duke is sometimes al- lowed to accompany her. If you want a class history written in po- etry we refer you to Miss Boots . She is a sweet little girl, with a sweet little smile, and if the occa sion calls for it she can tell you ex actly what she thinks. Gee, kids, l have to study my history. Miller, lnd., l902. Annual Board 'l9. Camp Fire. Secretary of Student Council 'l8. Declamatory Prelims, 'l8, 'l9. Senior 'Play 'l9. Girls' Working Reserve 'lS.

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CARL H. j0HNSON STELLA COPELAND HERBERT L. PLOWMAN FLORENCE BERNSTIEN Swede nswedenfthe bright, shining light of our class! He is noted for his groucby disposition, but never- theless, we love him still. Carl Herbert is Pavlowa's only rival, as he exhibited at the Minstrels. If one craves excitement, listen to Swede rave at a basketball game. He has been heard to murmur, I love her, and she loves me. We should appreciate any enlightenment on the subject, for Swede is of a very tickle nature. Pittsburg, Pa., l908. Annual Board 'l9. ufopien Peg knew a good thing when she saw it and came from some unpronounceable place to graduate with our class. She brought a lot of good ideas with her and she also knows how to hand them to us. As the most eminent prima donna of our class, Stella will sing anything from Tosti's Good-Bye to l'll Say She Does. Stella is the latest addition to the Seven, and they have been wondering ever since she came how they ever got along without her. Albuquerque New Mexico I9I8 Herbie When Herbert isn't playing hand- ball with Bob, he's just foolin' arouncl. He studies sometimes. too. He was the only person who had sense enough to take a camera to the hunt, and when you ask him to see the pictures he took-he blushes f???D. Herbie is known all over the school as Frank Kel- so's shadow. He says there's a girl that he thinks quite a lot of. but he refuses to say who it is. Chicago, lll., I9II. Track 'l8, 'l9. mf-H',,'ff',,'Qf Basketball ' i 21222 'SZZEELTF rac . , ' ' Class Baseball 'IB' 'IQI Ch0 'S I7' I8' Oratorical Prelims. 'l8. 'I9. Nl' '9 Senior Play 'I9 instrels l . ' Senior Play 'l9. Oratorieal 'lB. Tools Although Flo isn't in the habit of doing foolish things. we wonder what's the matter when she sprinkles Kitchen Kleanser over the Gym Hoor in the place of wax. Florence is usually seen riding around in a Nash, which she drives with the skill of a professional. Strange as it may seem, she has very strong interests in East Chi- cago, all of which goes to prove that uFlo will try anything once. We don't know how she does it, but she usually manages to recite for Miss Knickerbocker. Let's do something excitingf Chicago, lll., l906. Senior and High School Basket- ball 'l9. Hockey 'l8, 'l9.