Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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THE GRADUATE. nb DEDICATION. We. the inemhvrs ol tho Senior Ulass of the Clicstwton High School of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twelve. dcdicatc this. our an- nual to the future Seniors, hoping that tlnly will gain a deep insight into life.

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THE GRADUATE. e Best rophet of e Future is e Past For more than twenty-two years the Chesterton Bank of Chesterton has meant best and is pleased to place at the disposal of its customers the facil- ities gained during this period of contin- uous service and growth, confidentially believing it c a n meet every requirement of the most discriminative Put Not Your Trust in Money But Put Your Money in Trust YVe pay interest on Savings Accounts and Certificates of Deposit, and wc open Accounts of One Dollar and upwards e C esterton ank Chesterton, Indiana CHAS. l... JEFFREY JUS. H. AIVIELING EDW. L. MORGAN President Vice-President Cashier

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10 THE GRADUATE. I Calendar for 1911 and 1912 SEPTEMBER. Sept. 4-First day of school. Just two Senior boys present. Seniors wish is fulfilled as the new principal is a young man. Sept. 5-First day of hard work. Pleasant '?? warning of the coming year's work. Senior boys start. the year right by treating Senior girls. Sept. 6-Much needed vacation given. Sept. T-Question: Vifhat makes the weather so gloomy? Answer: Two Seniors have 11ot yet returned to school. All the new books are here. Making up excuses isn't an easy matter now. Sept. 8-Senior boy has a hair cut. Some others better take example. Freshies think Friday is about the best day of the school week. Poor Freshies. they have yet to learn the pleasures of going to high school. Sept. 11-Sun is shining brightly today: one of the absent Seniors returned. Principal for- gets to come to English class. A sample of Sophomore English: Harold: I aint i11 the Latin class. A Senior girl needs her glasses changed, for she persisted in saying that a certain priest was jealous when. poor fellow. he was only zealous. Sept. 12-Everything sailing along nicely. Sept. 13-Any one here seen Oliver? Senior girls call out in Physics. O Gee I don 't see how you get that. Juniors realize the im- portance of Seniors i11 Laboratory door-way. Sept. 1-l-NVonder why a Senior girl wants to have shorter lessons assigned for Thursday when she does her studying at home? ls it because of VVednesday night? Returned sailor gives interesting talk for morning exercises. Sept. 15-Wonder why Senior girls are so sleepy today? Latin teacher asks Sophomore boy to tell the number of declensions. Boy answers: Why! the same number as yester- day. Sept. 18-Sun is shining very brightly today as the other Senior returned. Junior girls say to Mr. Dexter, 'LO Kiss Us COccisusD. Sept. 19-Sophomore declares in English class, that when she feels like it, she can get anything. Happy girl. Seniors decide to give a play. Sept.. 20-Senior boy goes up in the air over a problem. He mistook a p1'oble1n concerning a ship, for o11e concerning a balloon. Seniors have a meeting with their usual quietness. Sept. 21-Mr. Dexter promises to take two Sophomore girls to the circus. Wonder where we come in? Sept. 22-Mr. Goldsborough says that an educated man is one who knows what he ought to do. when he ought to, and can do it whether he wants to or not. and Oliver declares he can quit school a11y day then. Sept. 25-Seniors and Juniors have a laugh- ing spell and attract the Principal 's attention. Sept. 26--Leslie says that chairs are made to hold one, but are sometimes occupied by two. Ilas he had experience? Latin teacher gives Geneva a penny for giving infinitives correctly. Sept. 27-Little Sophomore girl stumbles over Seniors feet. Beware of the mighty Sen- iors. Sept. 28 and 29-All enjoy privilege of writ- ing on tests. A