Emerson High School - Maroon Yearbook (Emerson, IA)

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES May 16 1946 HIGH SCHOOL GYM Processlonal Mrs Wmter Invocatlon Rex Erxc Cox Musxc Boys Quariet Salutatory Address Musrc Gxrls Trlo Address Rev Walter H Traub Muslc Gxrls Sextet Valedlctory Address Presentat1on of Class Mr Shaw Presentatlon of Diplomas Pres of School Board Benedrctlon Rev Shankhn BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES May 12 1946 BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Rev Shanklm Hymn Conqreqatxon Scnpture Readme Rev Shankhn Muslc Glrls Glee Club Sermon Rev Erlc Cox Musrc M1xed Chorus Benedlctlon Rev Shanklm I xfx-JSF v--5, 7 Processlonal ......,..........r..r..r..,.....,.....,l. , ..,,...,..,....,..,r.,.. Mrs. Winter I1 -3 0' 2 fc ' ffl Griggs rf ff l l ' C I M I XXX

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f Editor in chief Sally Kinports lunior Assistant Kenneth Gammell Sophomore Assistant lames Hicks Freshmen Assistant Darlene Edie Senior Statrsti Dean lones Snapshots Clayton Farris Cecil Bullington Victor Thomas Dean Shook School Calendar Paul Carlstedt Music Mary Mae Parker Boving Reporter lirnmy Lake Drarnatics P Qqy DouQlGS Business Manager Max Grecn Wayne Bullmgton Adx ertisrng Wayne Bass r Georgia Huntsman Athletics Verna Burroughs Girls Bob Carmichael Boys HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1946 ln September ot l946 a long red battleship archo ed at the port ot E H S The passengers who are now the mighty Seniors ot 4a carried little necessary baggage some native abillty a tew brains much conceit and a remarkable ability to argue anytirne anywhere about anything Aboard were thre seasoned shrpn ates Georgia Mae Clavton or Sauate as we called hun and Wayne Bass These three had been with the ship since it was first launched in l934 The high soots ot our Freshman year were Sports glee club and Part es vi eore Sally Krnnor sec Clayton Farris and Trea urer Paul Carlstedt Duri a the d ser ester Max Green was pres Wayne Bass vice pres and Garla cl B irr tt se treasurer During this year we lost tive ot our crew Charles Bergantzel Stanley Elkins Eva Huckaby Ianlce LeBette and Bill Purtle By our So F m re year we had gotten our sea legs and were better equipped tor rougher trax el which we got Our president was Obtva Pickering vicerres deit Max Green secretary Sally Kinports and trea surer Mcry Parker Our sh p rec l ea the Iunior year minus Obie Pickering Dale Osborne and Sam Winter This year really began to be exciting and we got a little taste ot upperclassmen Power We gave our play My Cousin From Texas on April l2rh and l3th at the gym All ot the cast survived in spite ol broken pitche s and such After much commotion and the inevitable argu ments we entertained the Seniors at the Blackstone Hotel in Omaha tor the lunior Senior Banquet Our Ottlcers were Wayne Bass pres Mary Parker vice-pres Dean lones sec Paul Carlsteat treasurer and Boo Carmichael student council By our Senior year we had learned that sometimes the seas are rough but that education will make them smoother Our president tor the Senior year was Sally Krnports vice president Max Green sec 61 treasurer Mary Parker and for student council Dean Iones and Wayne Bass We had a slrgh y hectic time working on the Annual but we knew it would be worth the trouble That brings to a close the voyage of our crew for trom now on each one ot as is captain of his own ship 6 Si ,255 ' A ' 'Cs .. ...A , , A ' ...., ..r.,r , . e A t , ,.... 4 ....., , ' El I .i ' u' ' 1- , , , l i . , . I 1 I I I I I T V I ' ' 1. , I Q . , A , . . c S A H 1 -T r f l , , 1 W r Oh! Those Freshman Parties! Our president our first year was Dean lonesg 'C - 1 Q , lsf .- ff ' 7 S - V . ln, secon ties r ., . --A ' -A . n C i --fc ,cf - ' . ' ' c , ' : S V I I I I I I , p ro o , - , , ' . . , 4 Y, ' . ' l I, y 'c i -A 1 f ' 7 - - 1 f-wel' ' , ' ' ' ' . V , ' . . ' 1 ' . 1 ' 'I -1 J r I I 1 I I 1 . ' 5 ' - ' ee 1 . - A 1 - 'f . ' f ' I

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VERNA MAE BURROUGHS Glee Club 43 45 46 Basketball 44 Cheerleadlng 45 46 Tr1 H1 Y 45 Plays 45 There IS a woman at the begmnlng of all thmgs MAX GREEN Pres 43 Plays 46 Baseball 43 44 46 Basketball 46 H1 Y I hope no young g1rl w1ll th1nk I am mak mg too l1ttle of love CLAYTON FARRIS Sec 43 Glee Club 43 44 46 Plays 45 46 Baseball 43 46 Bas ke all 43 44 6 H1 Y 45 For ew en vanqu1shed he could argue st1ll DEAN LEROY SHOOK Plays 45 46 H1Y 45 Too much th1nk1ng 1S dangerous enioh Glass im 8 ,ga 'WS DEAN JONES Pres 43 Sec 45 Stud ent Counc1l 46 Plays 45 46 Baseball 43 46 Basketball 43 46 Dec lamatory 44 H1 Y 45 The world knows nothmg of 1ts greatest men CECIL WILLIAM BULLINGTON Plays 46 It IS better to have loved and lost than never loved at all VICTOR ELDEAN THOMAS Glee Club 46 Plays 45 46 Baseball Beware' I may yet begreat CARL JAMES LAKE Plays 45 46 A face that cannot sm1le 1S never good