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BOARD OF CONTROL SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Board of Control is the symbol of student govern¬ ment in Emerson. Through this organization the students have a direct influence on all school activities. Branching from the Board of Control (the central organization) are the Scholar¬ ship Committee, Booster Committee, Social Committee, and Building and Grounds Committee. Bill Kane, president, and Mr. Carlberg, sponsor, were the leaders of this governmental group for the year of ’47. The Scholarship Committee is made up of a representative from each register. Their main duties are to report the registers’ scholastic standings and make up the eligibility lists. Sponsoring this committee was Miss Talbot. This year the Booster Committe did an exceptional job in supporting all activitites; sports, plays, dances, publications, etc. With Miss Ekeberg, sponsor, and Madeline Parthun, president presiding over them, this committee worked steadily planning pep sessions and backing cheerleaders. Social life at Emerson would not be complete without the Social Committee; which functioned under the direction of presi¬ dent Jean Reece and Miss Reynolds, sponsor. Before any social activity is planned, it must be approved by this committee. The members are elected in their Freshman year and remain active in the group until they graduate. The Building and Grounds Committee has the task of poli¬ cing the school; they maintain order and encourage students to have respect for the school and its grounds. The leaders of this committee were George Hansen, president and Miss Ban sponsor. Page Eleven
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yduditorium trad it l ions are Last November Spice and Variety celebrated its twenty-fifth biennial performance. The Aud¬ itorium faculty and student committee selected the final seventeen acts from all those sub¬ mitted by the entire high school body. The show, which thrilled capacity crowds for three performances, began with a brilliant opening by a chorus of Junior curies singing original lyrics to the melody of Who”. At the last performance, a group of Emerson graduates presented a surprise act, surprising not only the students, but the faculty themselves. Outstanding among the acts were; The Barbershop Quartet”, Ye Old Family Album”, Saint Louis Woman”, and skits from Olka- homa!” by the Girls’ Glee Club. Page Twelve
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