Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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AQUARIUS-CREATIVE, INDEPENDENT, IDEALISTIC am JANUARY 20 ★ FEBRUARY 18 Water, water, everywhere and not a brain to think! We leave you to figure this out. 1. A “femme fatale” unequalled 2. A football hero 3. Possesses the hair of a maestro 4. A perfect secretary 5. An irresistable young man 6. Congressman 1955 edition 7. The ideal co-ed 8. Cary’s leading architect 9. A stage designer 10. A band leader and owner Top Row: BLANCHE ATON, -HELENE BELEVICH. ANNA MAE BOYER, JOSEPH BRAUNEIS, TOM CAMERON Third Row: RAY CARNAHAN, CARL COWEN, DOLORES DOLATO, ROSALIE FRANKOVICH, EILEEN GROCAN Second Row: STEVE GUEST, HAROLD KROHN, GEORGE McLENNAN, MARION PATTERSON, SAM PILLAR Bottom Row: JEAN POGO, SOPHIE ROCOFF, JEROME ROTTENBERG, RAY¬ MOND SCHMIDT, JOHN SHULTZ, CECELIA STACHURA

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CAPWCORN— SERIOUS, DEPENDABLE, LOYAL DECEMBER 22 Since we are at our wits’ end to answer this dizzy quiz, help us by deciding who in this sign fit the following descriptions. There is more than one answer. 1. Double for Robert Taylor 2. Caruso 1941 edition 3. Shames McCarthy in ability to talk off the well-known leg 4. Possesses insurable legs 5. The ideal boy 6. The perfect girl 7. Some one you just can’t do without Answer these and you will get JANUARY 19 these in 1960: Reducing machine for the excessive poundage caused by your love of raiding the icebox: a padded cell for yourself and family in the hope they won’t need Top Row: MATTHEW BLEICHER, JAMES COVER IS, HELEN FENTON, JAMES FINN, WILLIAM CEORCES, STELLA CRABOS Third Row: MARY HOVANEC, GLORIA KEMP Second Row: JOHN KLIMIS, JULIA Bottom Row: HENRY MALEC, RAY¬ MOND PALASZ, ROBERT PLUNKETT, HELEN POLOMCHAK, GENEVIEVE RUT- KIEWICZ, EVELYN VAN ATTA

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PISCES-SYMPATHETIC, RESIGNED, EMOTIONAL FEBRUARY 19 In the spirit of fun we submit a composite Pisces. For personality plus, the fair skin of Evelyn; the blue eyes of Mitchell; the smile of Bea; the flowing locks of Helen Leeper along with Caly’s gurgling giggle, and Brugos’ love of ★ MARCH 20 vivacity, Nilah’s determination, and the sensitivity of Delores and Mildred. Top Row: BEATRICE ABRAHAM, EVELYN ANDERSON, DONALD BECK, HELEN BRUGOS, BETTY CARR, GRACE ECKSTROM mischief. If this person had Don’s speed and aim, and Cracie’s art ability, he or she would scorch the skies: To make it most perfect, add Mary’s faraway look, Irene’s sophis¬ tication, Malcolm’s passive resist¬ ance, Ruby’s loquaciousness, Betty’s Third Row: RUBY HALL, NILAH GENE HUDSON Second Row: HELEN LEEPER, MITCHELL M ALECK I Bottom Row: MALCOLM MILLER, MIL¬ DRED MULHERN, CALLIOPE RAYSSES, IRENE STROPKE, MARY THEOHARIS, DOLORES UMRATH ty