Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Page Nine When the school, our atom, is split, be sure that you do not over¬ look that intricate part called the office staff. I’ aithfully and efficiently they carried out their part of the job that makes this school run so smoothly. The sale of football and basketball tickets, the issuing of lock¬ ers, and the collecting of book rental are just some of the many jobs that they do. As a unit they worked together even though the war was over. Mrs. Biller, the “locker queen”, again kept everyone well satisfied. Hand¬ ling the big book-rental headache, Florence Caulk again excelled at her job. Marion Fickes lists the absentees and takes care of the book prob¬ lem. As guardian of the cash register and ticket seller, Dorothy Palasz continued at her job of financial secretary. Last, but not least, Miss Link, the students’ guide, carried on in her own quiet, friendly, efficient way. Standing: Mrs. Biller, Dorothy Palasz, Florence Caulk, Maureen Link Seated: Marion Fickes

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©I§|Sil Activities EmpoweT flM A ' a vigor that rivalptfie culmination of an atomic bomb, the many ancf various activity groups of Emerson School have cncrgcticaUfe rivcn to bring culture and eaioyment to all. J Page Eleven