Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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First row- Rosemary Felts, Mary Kampouris, Leah Allison, Alfred Smith, Warren Johnson, James Halvatgis, Clarence Fish¬ er, Ned Miller. Second rour. Joan Lincoln, Rondinelli, R. Dorothy Roberta Polen, Miss Talbot, Adrianne Bocskay, Mitchell Mun- yas, Robert Dawson, Jerry Gcrasimo, Rudy omiiiittee Booster Committee oiid Building and Broumls BOOSTER COMMITTEE Buck row, left to right: Sadie Fairley, Flelen Donahoe, Robert Cooper, Kenneth Wallace. Middle row: Calleroy Coutouzis, Evelyn Halvatgis, Adeline Kuchta, Evelyn Bicrnat, Betty Keever, Robert Petrovich. First row: Jack Charlebois, Dan Barrick, Robert Holt, Edward Steen. BUILDING AND GROUNDS Back row: Roma Evans (Secy.), Dan Barrick (Chairman). Third row: George McKinney, Julian Kaplan, Bob Kaplar. Second row: Bertha Ward, Marilyn Kellstrom, John Bizanes First row: Jim Carson, Bernice Grakey, Charles Bewick.. Page Nineteen

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Hoard of Control Standing: Mr. Carlbcrg Back row, left to right: John Barrick, Ed Steen, John Charlebois. Middle row: Adrianne Bocskay, Irene Shotts, Chester Bokich, Sadie Fairley, Helen Donahoe, Richard Swan, George Colley. First row: Gene Miller, Bob Crane, Dan Barrick, Mary Thanos. The Board of Control was organized in 1912 to establish more effective coopera¬ tion in our school. It was suggested by Mr. R. D. Chadwick, a teacher at Emerson at that time. This organization was to be as closely connected as possible with city and state organizations in order that students might get first hand information on community problems. The election of the board each year follows the Indiana election laws and has a constitution defining its power and authority. They meet once each month and have definite assignments of work to keep them more than busy. The Board of Control does its work mainly through four standing committees: Booster Committee, Scholarship Committee, Social Committee, and the Building and Grounds Committee. The success of the Board of Control has been due to the fact they have been given a reasonable amount of authority and allowed to use it with out interference. Chester Bokich acted as president of the board until he left for the Coast Guard in December. The duties since then have been carried on by the Vice President, Eugene Miller. This student organization has for the past twenty-one years been under the efficient guidance of Mr. A. B. Carlberg, their sponsor. The other committees which work with the Board of Control are the Building and Grounds Committee, the Booster Committee, and Scholarship Committee. The Building and Grounds Committee, our so called Police Department, was really on the job this year. They introduced a new plan for hall order, which the students accepted and followed. They were led under the capable leadership of Robert Kaplar, President, and sponsored by Miss Ban. The Booster Committee, which is composed of all the cheerleaders, and representatives from each class, is in charge of boosting all of the school’s activities. Our Scholarship Committee, under the direction of Miss Talbot, makes out the honor roll. This committee is composed of a representative from each register, who in¬ forms his register as to its good standing, and issues the eligibility list. Page Eighteen

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YEA HIILI) YEA HUEY As this year’s teams went out to victory — or some¬ times to defeat, they were never without the support of our cheerleaders. Let’s give a cheer for our cheerleaders. Adeline Kuchta, Ed Steen, Helen Donahoe, Barbara Smith, Callerov Coutouzis, and George Calhoun. Page Twcnty