Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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.1 fullest' -THE ENN, , M A, LEONARD CONSIDINE allen!! Joliet, Ill., 1910. He looks solemn as a deacon but appear- ances are deceiving. Len is noted for the large and varied assort- ment of sweaters that he springs on us every day or so Love affairs are quite distracting. Not so, Len 'T Social Committee. Lightweigllt Basketball ' 0 Class Basketball, If 1 lVere King. Martha, B. S. E. C '23. Spanish Club. Chemistry Club. scGertsx GERTRUDE GREENWALD Whiting, Ind., 1 912. Born for success, she seemed with grace to win, Gert is studious but never fails to show ap- preciation of humor. Bo' fore eiams everyone is rushing her to get pointers. We never hear her mention the strong- er sex, but we think she has weakened a bit. Basketball EO, '22, .33. Baseball '22, lf I Were King. Junior English Club '22, Senior English Club '23, Classical Club. French Club. Chemistry Club. ROBERT AHRENS EILEEN ISLEY 6lB0b7! GEM!! Milwaukee, Wis., 1918. A most pleasixigly in- sistent young man who knows no world- ly cares. Bob is inclined to take the happy anrl carefree path, obtaining much inerriment fanrl giving it alsol on the way. His personality has attracted to him a host of friends. Bob is our society man. He be- lieves in lots of recrea- perfect tion, has a smile, and a marcel. Seems to like beach parties fairly well, y.. Junior Class Pres. 21. Athletics Finance Com. Lightweight Football '21. If I Were King. S, B. E, C. '22, Spanish Club. Classical Club. Hutchinson, Kaus., '20, She, whose speech was always truth's pure gold. I'll be glad to do that lil' thing, ol' dear is characteristic of Eileen, who is a good cure for the hlues. No matter what hap- pens, Eileen smiles and makes the best of it. If I NVere King, Martha, Ruth. Chorus 3223. S. E. C. '23, French Club. Chemistry Club. ROBERT McARTH UR Mickey Elwood, Ind., 1 910. The world belongs to the energetic. Mickey is as fleet in his studies as he is on the cinrler path. He has also uphelrl our fame on the oratorical stage in a brilliant manner. Tratfk '22, '23, Brown of Harvard, If I VVere King. Classical C11 b. Spanish Club. Chemistry Club. B. S. E, C '23, 1. '-' 'awe-' Warm 1 9 2 3 - --Q-fn v-v v-v -v W mm

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.,,.,M .-. .1 'THE EMU, FORDE BRUCE llFats1 Garret, Indiana, 191 7. Worry ar-d I have never been introduc- ed. Seriouseuss is not in aeeordan1'i- -vith Fordt-'s disposition. Oh, he can be serious for a short tiine. He grew to he quite a lady kilIer this year and shines on the dana-e floor. If you notiee any signs of har' prardness around his eounteuauee reiuemlmer he is nur advertising manager. .Xdvertisinf Illanager of IC, '?l. Treasurer '2l. Social Counnittee '23, Captain R. O. T. C. Athletivs Finauee Cmn- lnittee '2'l. Class Football '23, Brown of Harvard. If I VVere Kingf, S. B. E. C '23, Chemistry Elnb, Classical Club. MARTHA PISOR Toledo, Ohio, 1908. When the Muses nine With the Virtues meet NVe thought Martha was leaving: us for good. but evidently she kuen the worth of our elass, for she returned. This year Martha's lnafiug place has been on or near the railing in the hall. She possesses ver- satility and loves to ex- press herself to one and all. She has shown some o'f her talent in the Art and lllusie Depart- ments, Hovkey '20, '2l. Basketball '23, Spire and Yarietyf' Brown -if Harvartlf' S. C. 'EIL If I lVere King. Spanish Club. Classic-al Club. Chorus '21 '2Zl. RICH ARD PATTERSON Dick Kalamazoo, Mich., 1918. 'Tor he's a jolly good f9I.10W 85 IIO 0113 Call deny. NVhen Dick reavhed his senior year he evi- dently deeirled to give up everything and settle down. He has succeeded, nearly, VVe wonder what makes his hair so shiny. Class Basketball '21. hm-y Class Football '22. Brown of Harvard, lf I Xl'e1'e King. S. B, E. C. 'QCL Classic-:xl Club. RUTH JOHNSON Clairton, Pa., 1908. Merciful and compas- sionate and full of sweet assurances. Ruth is in for a good time and gets it too, from our observations. lVill Ruth make a good salesladyi She surely has had enough exper- ienve selling 1-andy at the games. You may be sure where there is any' thing of iinportanee go- ing: on, Ruth is always present. She is always seen in the eoinpany of three other popular Seniors. Board of Control. Booster Connnittee. Hot-key 'ISL '20, ll, f-x-m liasketliall '21l. Brown of Harvard. lf I NYFPQ' King. Spanish Club. t'he1nistry Club. Classical Club. ti, ti. IC. C LADDIE KORNAFEL Hammond, Ind., 19 14. I hurry not, neither do I worry. Each morning Laddie eonnuutes from the wilds of 45th just to have the honor of bi-- louging to our irreat und glorious eluss. Ladtlie, although diiuiuutive, plat-es his goods in ll. eominanding: m a n n e r He is a confirmed sup- porter of our doughty ll. 0. 'l'. C. Joke Iiditor of HH. Brown of Hnrvurtl. If I Were King. .r.u.n.1. 3: . Q u If 1' '---a gllilllltillh Club.-' igiiigiim mdmi1'5',3'f5',3m'f115,1f5',T,'5'urz5iim1,'5',3'mgi'5',T,'5'm3',1' vN,,'5'm'5g55i1','5',31m 1 9 2 3 v + 1'n'A'1f'1'-'nv-ww

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-,M- M A MMMM ATHEUEHMM M QM as ahhh, wmv IRENE PARSONS Chicago. In., 1909. Her ways are ways of p1ea.santness.' ' ln athletics, drama- tics, studies. and fun Irene alwrirs has a place. In other words, she is an all-round good sport. She has been with us all through our high school days and has made a place for herself that no one clse can fill. Annual Board. Hockey '19, '20, '21, '-no Basketball '20, '21, Baseball '21, Brown of Harvard. lf l YVere King. Classical Club. S. l-I. C. 'SIL MERLE HODGES Renssalaer, Ind., 1906. Believe that you have it, and you have it.' VVhen it comes to lug- ging the gang around in his car, Merle is right there. He is seen at all the dances. He spends a. great deal of his time down by the girls' entrance. Has the faculty of wringing out dues from impoverished Seniors. Merle has, it seems, a brilliant future cast in his horoscope. Class Treas. '22, '23. Chairman of Building and Grounds Commit- tee '22B. Athletics Finance Com. Class Basketball '22, '23. lf l Were King. S. B. IC. C '21l. Capt., R. 0. T. C. v-v v-v v- v-v ww v-v HELEN CRABILL South Bend. Ind., 1914. She's our delight, all mankind's wonder. ln spite of the fact that a certain Senior was graduated last year. Helen seems to be get- ting along nicely with us. We all like Helen: she fits in any place. Athletics, games, dances, or classmeetings, Helen is right there to help. Booster Connnittee. Basketball '21, '22. Baseball '2l. Hockey '21 '2 S. E. fl. 'Ill Spanish Club. Chemistry Club. Classical Club. JOHN DAVIS Swede ' 'The greatest truths are simplest, and so are all great men. We predict that some day John will rise to great heights in the sci- entitic world. May even get so high as to invent those oxygen tablets that Spencer has looked so long for. He is noted for his ponderously clinehing arguments in classes. Is a member of the 0'Brien-Pendleton- Haas hall-roaming crowd. Class Football. Brown of Harvard. S. H. C. '23l. Chemistry Club. Spanish Club. Auditorium League. MARJORIE TUCKER Marge Logausport, Ind., 1909. ' 'Her pathway lies among the stars. Margie is our little artist. Everyone rushes to Marge to draw in Girl Graduate Books, so when that hectic sea- son comes she is pretty busy. Her humor is al- ways evident. You may see the evidence of her work in this annual. Board of Control '22, Annual Board '22, '23, Spanish Club, French Club. S. li. C. .-Kuditorium League. GWWHWWMEMQEEIQZ3' W' - iffy VV'