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

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RUSSELL E. LAMOREUX Agriculture B. S. University of Illinois HELEN DAILY Domestic Science B. E. Western Illinois State Teachers College WARREN STROHECKER Chemistry and Coach B. S., M. S. University of Illinois MARGRETHA RASMUSSEN Music B. S. University of Illinois n' Q ,451 ' -gv If . EDNA R. HOGLE Commerce and Finance Illinois State Normal University Otterbein College FRED ANDERSEN Manual Training Bradley Polytechnic Institute VERNA MAE THOMASSEN Geometry and Girls' Physical Training' B. E. Normal University BYRON WYMAN Director of Band B. E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Chicago Musical College Bush Conservatory Horner Conservatory American Conservatory University of Illinois .13 I4 'I'I -

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W. M. LOY Superintendent Keystone State Normal University Ph. B. Franklin and Marshall College M. A. Columbia University MARY K. BARTON English A. B. University of Chicago Post Graduate Work University of Chicago. IZ. W. GETZ Physical Sciences B. S. Illinois Wesleyan University PEARL AUGSPURGER Mzlthemzitics B. E. Illinois State Normal University Brown's Business Colle-ge I' 1 p ,65- LJ iietui ,124 H fourtvn-n MARGARET NICHOLSON Assistant Principal Grand Prairie Seminary Chicago Teacher-'s College University of Illinois I. W. LEIGHTY History, Social Sciences B. S. University of Illinois CAROLYN BUTTERFIELD English Northwestern University A. B. Lake Forest College Illinois State Normal University VERMONA BAYLISS French, Latin A. B. Millikin

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-11 THE FACULTY The faculty of Drummer Is a very likeable one. They teach us from their knowledge, And together we have great fun. And now I'll try to tell you What each teaches from day to day. And as I go about it You'll find we've a fine array. Miss Barton and Miss Butterfield Teach us to talk just so. While Misses Augspurger and Thom- assen Tell us how figures go. Coach Strohecker and Mr. Getz Know much of science lore. Of History and Problems of Democracy Miss Nicholson has a store. Miss Rasmussen and Mr. Wyman At music are quite a hand. Miss Rasmussen directs the glee club. Wyman leads the band. The well-known Daney Andersen Trains boys to be carpenters. Miss Daily teaches all the girls Who wish to cook food like hers. 'Bout something of bookkeeping and shorthand, To know just how to type, Just go to the commercial department, There Miss Hogle will teach you aright. Anything about livestock or ag Mr. Lamoreux will be glad to tell. While Mr. Leighty can repeat you his- tory And economics remarkably well. If you wish to take French or Latin Miss Bayliss you should see. And if you study very hard A linguist you will be. . Loy's the superintendent Drummer Township High. He helps us keep our standards As the years go rolling' by. -Rena Knight, '33. Mr Of TO WASHINGTON The name of this man is remembered By people young and old: Although they have never seen him, Aboug him, I'm sure they've been to . He was one of the greatest of men Who has ever trodden this earthg The twenty-second of February Is the date of this great man's birth. He is said to have been a man Who would never tell a lieg I wonder how many of you can say this And truly mean it-not I. I am sure the students of Drummer High Will aree with what I have said, And honor this man as best as they can Who was once at our country's head. ,l..i.l.l-1-1 Ann W.-uSn00k hasn't been out for Jessie W.- Turned over a new leaf? Ann- No, a new car. two months. i Rayfield H.- Darling, -wouldn't you like to sail away on a silvery moonbeam, just you and I together-toward those twinkling stars where we could dwell? Mildred C.- Oh, I couldn't, Rayfield, not to-morrow, I have to take my music lesson at four. I J nixtea-n