Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Here we find our profs at an informal teachers’ meeting. Although Mr. Humphrey is getting impatient, Messrs. Gill, Long, and Johnson stroll nonchalantly in. Mr. Sellers and Miss Murphy stop for a little chat, while Miss Nolin and Miss Shepherd are hard at work in the kitchen. Who would have “thunk” it? Three grown up men with ice cream bars! Mr. Schaeffer and Mr. Ten Harkel watch while Miss Se-hesta admonishes Mr. Parsons. Mr. Troyer is put to work—(hats what you get for coming early—See— Mr. Thorne is smart. Mr. Neff and Mr. Maxey find time to glance through some magazines, while Mr. Nicholas, Miss Smith, Mr. Purvis, Mr. Troyer (again) and Mr. Miller are first in line for the “eats.” ..Food in sight, and Mr. Buchanan, Miss Schwabenland, and Mr. Smith read over the Constitution!—Can’t understand it!

Page 13 text:

SupeTiiritendltrit (nun.ci.paC MR. M. L. KNAPP Peeking through the keyhole of the administrative department, we meet an old friend, Mr. Knapp, our new superintendent. We have indeed missed him during this past year, but we know that he is fulfilling his new duties to a MR. C. F. HUMPHREY Seeking new grounds, Mr. Humphrey moved over from the junior high school in September and has very capably filled the shoes vacated by Mr. Knapp. 9

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 cicuftu Here Mr. Irgang and Miss Lee talk over old times. We find Miss Eng-strom. Miss Gardner, Mrs. Toner, Miss McAfee, Miss McConkey, and Miss Southgate sipping tea. Look who’s over there with all the ladies—none sther than Mr. Griffin—with Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Wineman, and Miss Luck. Miss Halte- and an unseen friend talk over the day’s work. Some people are always looking for new ideas. Here are Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Hart looking over a new book, while Miss )ahl-berg is busy at the clipping tile. Are Mrs. Anderson and Miss Munson in a heated discussion over their respective clubs? Mr. Myran seems happy, though he may be too late for refreshments.