Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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ll may pw? 'I .iff ,li Q ' Kiw i r 'lv' ' l KZ? f l - .J If MR. HOMER BIDDLE Manual Training Higher Education: Valparaiso University Justice, sir, is the greatest of men on earth. MISS MARY KINNICK Commercial Higher Education: Indiana University Franklin College Her's is the flower of youth, the great- est avail there may be. MR. ZIMMERMAN Commercial Higher Education: Indiana State Normal Central Normal College Indiana University To do good is the greatest mission of man. MR. EMMET C. STOUT Biology Higher Education: Wabash College Winona Normal Thy wit is unclouded, thy laughter unquenchablef' MR. KENNETH W. KILTZ Vocational Agriculture Higher Education: Purdue University Do well and right and let sink. the world MISS HAZEL DUPREE Supervisor of Health Higher Education: A. B., Indiana University For mine is a righteous mind, nor is my heart iron. MISS GALLUP Art Higher Education: Pratt Institute Cleveland School of Art For thou art ever imagining, nor can l read thee. MR. FRED B. JACKSON Mechanical Drawing, Sheet Metal Higher Education: Indiana State Normal Bradley Firm in every thought and deed. :gona sx.. 1 .QNX .MINI NS Y-IL, Page Seventeen

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' I qi. I 1,6 'I W F I 32 . I b I we x A , I I 1, J-U MISS JULIA La CLERC KNOX Head of Latin Department Higher Education: A. B., Indiana University Winona Lake Normal Post Graduate Work: Columbia University Thy immutable decree No force can shake: what is, that ought to be. MISS MARY GUILLIAMS Spanish, English Higher Education: A. B., DePauw University Cornell University Thou art of gentle blood, so gentle the words thou speakestf' MISS CLARA WOODY Latin Higher Education: DePauw University University of Wisconsin University of Chicago On studies most her mind was bent, A book she had where 'ere she went. MISS BEATRICE KLINE Domestic Art Higher Education: Purdue University University of Wisconsin She is charming and therefore to be wooedg She's a woman: therefore to be won. MISS ,MABLE FERTICH Home Economics Higher Education: Indiana University Dignity in every gesture, calmness in her face. MISS VELMA JUNE McCULLOUGH General Science Higher Education: Teachers College Sweetness is hers, and unaffected ease. MISS DELLA DENNIS Mathematics Higher Education: Indiana University Indiana State Normal University of Chicago Winona Summer School My joy lies onward, my grief behind. MISS JESSIE LEE Domestic Art Higher Education: University of Chicago I were but a little happy, if I could say how much. -sk l x g d' 029 A1 fi? 6, n w -Fil-N 1, I 'Qi O.r4n.,I NGYILJ Page Sixteen 1 Du' 579

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I I . Y I I I eff? Wg . I I I .19 MR. H. 0. BURGESS History, Journalism Higher Education: M. A., University of Minnesota A. B., Vtfahash College His yesterdays look backward with a smile. MISS FLORA ROGERS Director of Music Higher Education: Kansas University Kansas Teachers College American Conservatory of Music Northwestern University The music of her soul is in harmony with the universe. MISS BEATTY English Higher Education: University of Texas Butler College Hail stranger, with us thou shalt be kindly entreatedf' MR. JOHN W. WARD Mathematics Higher Education: State University Wabasli College Every man has his fault, and honesty is his. MISS ADA WILLIAMS Registrar Whomsoever I perceive minded to tarry, for him there shall he no hope to escape the dogs of prey. MR. LEE H. RISLEY Plhysics, Chemistry Higher Education: Indiana University Why puzzlest thou me with crooked words? MR. LAWRENCE HOPPER Debate Higher Education: k lndi,1.a S-tate Normal Columbia University Wabash College A gentleman in every sense of the word. MISS MARY BOWERS Asst. to Superintendent of Schools Modesty and merit win the soul. 'vofx H feov' . O. PKI-.I NG F Page Eighteen I I M