Gibson City High School - Drummer Yearbook (Gibson City, IL)

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THE DRUMMER 1924 LOUISE LESCH EVERETTE L. PIERCE ELLA M. DEVENNEY Commerce and Music Bi010gY Finance Mr. Bassett, Bloomington B. S. Knox College Illinois State Nurmm American Conse-i'v:Ltoi'y Universirv ef Chipngn Illinois Slate Normul University University of Illinois 'THE FACULTY Mr. Loy's in the office One-half day each day, But in this short time he sees That everything goes O. K. Miss Nicholson teaches History, And though to some it may sound queer, You feel as though you had learned something, When you look hack on the year. Miss Barton teaches English- When to say this or that , For sometimes you well know, We say 'iwe sit when Uwe sat . Miss Klatt teaches Domestic Science, How to cook and fry like sin, And also how to tell the dif Between a needle and a pin. 13

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THE DRUMMER 192 PEARL AUGSBVRGER MARK HERBST HELEN KILL-EY Mathematics Physics Ch8llliSlI'Y General Science HQ .l if '.iS 'SEND' Coach Mathematics A mum' IHHMMU A. R. f'n1'lii:u.:c Fnllf-gc B. S. Norlhwr-stvrn Iinivm-rsiu' RUTH KLATT J. E. ARMSTRONG ELOISE FITCH Domestic Sc-ience Manual Training Latin French Hrzulln-5' I'olytn-1-lmir' A. Ii.. R. S, Vniversily A. B, Uliivcrsity uf Instituw of Illinois Mix-higran illinois Stale Nurinaxi Univr-rsity 12

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THE DR UMMER 192 Miss Augspurger teaches Geometry, She teaches Algebra, too, With x-y equal to zero now, But to-morrow something new. Mr. Armstrong teaches Manual Training, And around there if you linger, You can hear an Indian war whoop When some one hits his finger. Miss Killey teaches English, When to use what and why . And at the foolish answers I laugh until I cry. Mr. Herbstlteaches Physics, And there is something about a tree- Oh, yes, I remember now, He teaches Chemistry. Miss Fitch teaches French and Latin, And she's busy 'most all day Pointing out and showing us Just how and what to say. Miss Killey teaches Geometry, On propositions and theorems we're But the trouble with me is, Ihguess, I can't get them all in my head. Mr. Kilby teaches Economics, And American History, too, 'Bout which l 'spect he's forgotten More than I ever knew. Miss Lesch teaches Typewriting, And I have a hunch If 'I took some lessons in that I wouldn't have to hunt and punch. Miss Devenney teaches Biology, f6tlQ And her classes are far from corrupt: Every day you know she'll say, Keep your Biology note-book up! Mr. Pierce teaches Music And shows us how to sing, He bids us stretch our mouths And make the building ring. --John Woolley, '25. 14