Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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ome Uxi+UGLn BRINGS YOU A REVIEW OF Y OUR 1941-1942 Y EAR IN ACTIVITIES (PAGE 24 ) IN ATHLETICS (PAGE 46 ) IN CLASSES (PAGE 66) WITH HIGH LIGHTS AND SIDELIGHTS, TOO- ' (PAGES 92 , 94 ).

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tlreatfa gn.pio a? OuA GUamyiiosvi “Salt of the earth’’ ancl “the strength ol Gibral¬ tar come quickly to mind as we think of our all- time champions, the faculty. Sometimes we disagree with these fine men and women who work so tire¬ lessly (sounds like a pun in April, 1942) in our interests, but we can always count on their being our champions. As a matter of fact if they would allow us to handle the sugar ration cards, we would give them their weight in sweet each weekl Mr. Spaulding has done so much to make Emer¬ son history, it is not possible to think of Emerson apart from him. Friend of student, teacher, and every employee on the grounds, he is as enthusiastic about the Gold and Gray today as he was on the day he first became principal. His favorite slogan is Anything worth doing is worth doing well.” To him the feature that advertises Emerson best is “the democratic spirit of good fellowship.” Our new assistant principal is Mr. Bohn. We hope he will be with us for a long time. Not new i has really (nine home again lor he used to teach shop work hece; he ' lived in the neighborhood: his children attended the school. We re so glad he likes us lor we certainly like him. Mis favorite slogan is You will eventually. Why not now Emerson s best advertisement is the legion ol Emerson boosters: pupils, teachers, and parents, according to Mr. Bohn.