Emerson High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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l i Gilt QQ t Q. l l. Somers M. Miner M. Siebcrt R Nugent Sveninr iiaisturp The class ol 1932, with an enrollment ol two hundred and forty, leaves the Limerson High School and the largest and one of the most outstanding classes in the history of the school. The class, all through its four years ol schooling, has taken extensive part in all activities of the school and has been exceptionally well represented on the honor roll. The commanders of the class, for the various years, are as follows: zo Ted Menzel, Maxine Miner, Madeline Siebert, and Harry Somers: zo jack Maxheld, Owen johnson, Robert Marrs, and Dorothy Phfl- ner: M3 1 Ray Nugent, George Breitenstein, Laura jane Rosenow, and Bob Marrsi Hz Ray Nugent, Maxine Miner, Madeline Siebert, and Harry Somers, The ,iunior promenade ol 1932 was led by Ray Nugent and lsabel Brill, while the decorations were based on a garden scene idea. lrv Lutz and his orchestra played for the dance which was attended by some two hundred couple. We have ended our four short years with some regret at having to leave but leeling happy at the thought that we did our best. May the happy memories ol those lour exceptional years linger long in our hearts. We bid Emerson High Schoolg-Adieu. lwl a .tn I. li RQ! .lla i-2 - J 3' f'l 1 E We llifi W 53556 is eff A X4 h...X.

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nge- T Q miller LEONA ADAMS A fine girl among girls. S'l'ANLliY ADAMS Silence is golden. BETTY ALLEN Always aim high, LORRAINIE ANDERSON No steps backward. Rllff ANDERSON just a little 'Ray' of sunshine. ANITA ANDRAE Can she dance can she dress! GRACE ARMATOSKI Not evening but dawn, FRANZ ARVOLD He has plenty of 'pepf PHILIP BAi1lllNSKI Beginning not ending. ALVIN BAKER Men of few words are the best. ELEANORI2 BENIQE 'Betty coed. EDMUND BELKE 'AA Student and a friend. lVlARCARF'l' BIQNIZEN Dont take life too seriously. TVIILDRED BIQRNDI' As merry as the day is long. l.,UCIl.I,E BI'lTl.AlIll A live wire is never stepped on. lRA BOWKER A fair show and a square deal EDNA BoR'I GIQORKJII BRIZITENSTEIN Let the rest ofthe world go by 1 'ZZ Nu 1 .K ,,. Y u ll . ., ff A quiet soul, and serene. Q1 3' K4 I I I A . 5' qz: , :Ffa I 'if 'Ili ' I it Ili MNA N -L, , IQ' 1 Q in fav if I li no M! X., ll A Y- -C ....,..