Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Wray Qnafmnzfee Um cfducwfion. BOARD OIT EDUCATION PARENT COUNCIL -,. T011 Row: Maynard lf. Suley, Asslt Secretnryg Edward NV. Selmnf, Trcasurerg Dnnnld XV. Milliren, President. Bllfffllll Row: 111111135 A. Craig, M. D., Vice-presidentg Herbert .S Jones, 1Superintendentg Iidwnru T. Duyne, Secretary. A M N-'N A M ,mr - I v W A 'F .ef 'T' - Q f, N 4. . A,g.,m K 'Q H in M, ,, Tull Row: Mr. lirnest Knening, Mrs. Henry Mowry Qvisitnrj, Mrs. Floyd Kellstrnm Qvisimrj, Mr. Floyd Kellstrnm, Mr. George Garner, Mrs. Gabriel Slmlmz, Mr. Gabriel Slmbaz Cvisitorj, Mr. liverett Allen Spaulding, Mrs. John Preuss. Buifow Rauf: Miss lllimbetli Leeds, Mrs. Leu hlnnncy, Mrs. Xviillll'lIT1 Mirchell, Mrs. Henry Gordon, Mrs. NV. A. Kelly fvisitorj, Mrs. Milton Rottenlscrg, Mrs. Louis Rottenberg Cvisitorl. Mrs. Snmuel Bnbillu, Mrs. Gwendolyn Griffith. No! PI'l'Xl'IIf for 1'irf1m': Major T. F. Samsel, Mr. Allen Combs.

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. T A SPAUUHNG .ha qv: :VY . xxx! liondly, but never disrespectfully called ull. A. , Mr. Spaulding suc- cessfully administers the affairs of Emerson. Before his prineipalship, Nlr. Spaulding taught all grades and many subjects. As an enthusiast of nature, he frequently shares his experiences with students. NWC seniors gratefully acknowledge his constant help and unfailing friend- liness. , , ix? . ,- J' l'r1nL1lldllll I '- oo linzvrson N 'l ELIZABETH LEEDS Nfliss leeds, our assistant principal, has - - 4 L 'V ' R' i' L Q tra' - Amlsmnf P,.lm.,lm1 hid uidt cxperiencc ISV 1 p ysiei in ing teacher and as a kindergarten super- visor. One of her particular joys is the lfmerson Art Gallery. Her constant aim is to hetter Emerson. To effect this, Miss leeds, insists that character must come first always.

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Jiggew, Me feadtew. Hearty applause follows the commencement orator's reference to the graduate's debt to the faculty, for seniors know their mentors have worked at being guides, instructors, sponsors, and friends. Nor do their efforts end with the school day, for all our extra-curricular activities are aided by this tireless group. The harrowing task of managing large groups falls to our auditorium and physical education staffs. Theirs also the duty of instructing us in the rudi- ments of speech, drama, games, and health. s. . 41 .V '-J V TN, rj, -f S4 V S, by 'X 9' f xg, 'K ' V X- lull: Rauf: l'lAZliI, HARRISON GERTRUDE PALMICR SUIZ DIKEMAN DALICY ANN CUTSHALL MARGARET PAUL Bottom Row: GRACE SAYERS MICLBA CROMER 1llHlifUVfl1HI Twp Row: ART ROLFE Tr ICDXVARD MOORE ,J 2 .' xt A i J 3 EJ Q . Q' .J 3 XX, Q2 R A LPH BRASAEM Lli Iioflmn Roux: GIZRTRUDE j. REYNOLDS ' uxviaNDoi.YN c3R11111lTH 'f ' viom VOGT f no1zoTHY ttsrtx Pfnyxi r'11 1 Elf 1ir'i: lion el.. i......r......