Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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THE HEHL gi M Estimation To Miss Henrietta Newton, who has so conscientiously and admirably donated her services to the advancement of the Class of 1923, is lov- ingly dedicated this volume. vnvnii 1 9 2 3 m1H1, 5'm'5'f1,3i1fm,Wf3,,'5',ivn,Q,Yn,0,m,:gj1ify,1- mmm-,YMQEV-1,Q,mif,i,WVmQm'-fm

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,A,cc...,A,...i ' - .Q T H E ' ' E ' ' yn, jfuretnnrh OW as we members of the 1923 graduating class pause at the threshold of our school career preparatory to following the call of life into various paths, we are deeply conscious of all that we are leaving behind us. We shall miss the friends, the tasks, and the spirit of comradeship. We are glad that there is something that can still go with us, some- thing that we can carry from the old into the new life to arm and strengthen us. It is the standards, high and serviceable, with which school life has endowed us. We are proud of the high standards that the class of 1923 has attained and maintained, and it is with considerable pride, therefore, that we present, as evidence of our standards. this 1923 E Annual. In it you will find depicted every phase of modern school life, social, scholastic, and athletic. With the on-coming years it will only be necessary to part its covers of gold and green to unfold dear old memories of our Emerson school life. It is our sincere wish that this E will gain universal favor among the student body and the alumni as well, for it represents long hours of work and the untiring efforts of the staff of E editors. Even though the years may dim the sight and passing winters leave their snow upon the hair, may the 1923 E forever recall the days of the wearers of the Gold and Grey of Emerson. None HAGMAN, '23, 1 9 2 3 ,Atv M ,ni E gMt,A,,A.ir,l A24-ixggi