Froebel High School - Steel Dust Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Administration .. Annual Staff .... ATHLETICS Awards . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . F.C.A.A. . . . . Swimming . . . Track ...... Autographs ...... Board of Control .... CLASSES Freshman . . . Sophomore ...... junior ........... SENIOR Class members .. History ........ Officers ...... Our Town . . . Dedication ....... Division Pages ...... Hall Guards ......... ORGANIZATIONS AUDITORIUM A-Cappella ..... Christmas Pageant junior Play ..... Thanksgiving Play Senior Play ..... Band .......... . . Biology Club . . . Business Club ..... Chemistry Club .... Concert Orchestra .. Euclidean Circle .... French Club ....... Froebel Booster Club Home Making Club . Honor Society ...... junior-Senior Club . . Latin Club ........ Physics Club ..... Safety Council .... Spanish Club . . . Tri-K ........ Title Page ..... Victory Page .... C011 felftlld . . 4-7 I2-I3 66-67 36-37 I6-I7 28-29:54:62-62 64 80 22-23 I0-ll . . .. 32-33 ... 34-35 . . . 70-75 76 69 2-3 8-9:30-3l:60-6l ...........25-27 59 58 57 58 65 I8-20 39 50 38 21 .. 5l 44 48-49 4I . . 56 52-53 42-43 .. 40 46-47 45 . . . 55 I . . . 77 Page Severity-nine

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gill!! memuriazlt SIMON G. ENGLE Courlcsy Gary Post Triliuiic Sorrivlfzirig ullernpletl. Sornelliirig clone. H115 corneal ci nigh! s repose. - H. VV. f.ori.gfellouJ Mr. Engle was a pioneer Gary teacher, having come as a chemist from the Corn Products Company in l908. During the early years he not only taught chemistry at Emerson, tut he was also City Chemist. He later became a chemist for an oil refining company at Tulsa, Oklahoma. He also worked as a chemist for the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company. He came to Froebel School as a teacher of chemistry in 1927. Mr. Engle was well trained as a chemist. He had a pleasing personality. He was well liked by both teachers and pupils. CHARLES S. COONS Mr. Engle was a real teacher because he was first a real man. From years of intimate acquaintance I am convinced that he used science as a tool to teach and enrich character and never exploited character to teach science. He possessed a simple, sturdy Christian character that put practice before precept, and honesty before hypocrisy. He was therefore a living example of the scientific principle of justice and trustfulness that he taught. No one can think of Mr. Engle except in terms of a good and useful life. N. P. RICHARDSON With the passing of Mr. Engle, Froebel School lost indeed a good friend and a faithful teacher. Those of us who worked with him as fellow faculty members for many years know and value his loyalty to our school and his kindly, unfailing interest to his students. LEORA CONNORS Mr. Engle was a gentleman. We shall miss his many good deeds. LUCILLE BARKER Though Mr. Engle has left us, his fine teachings and kind ways will always linger in our hearts and in our minds. A STUDENT Page Seventy-eight

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