Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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All smiles from all teachers —they like our new gym, too. Mary must be giving Mr. Craw a little friendly advice. Lying innocently on the desk top are those dealers of sad tidings, report cards. Espe¬ cially sad tidings on the last page where deportment grades can be found (if you’re interested). Of course, we all get A’s! “Bernie,” our faculty li¬ brarian seems to be sur¬ rounded by admirers. Could it be the books they’re so interested in? John and Jake evidently don’t believe in signs, but the next two pictures belie it. For they are certainly “in there pitching” to keep us comfortable. Mr. Cory, busy as usual. The telephone rings, there are three people waiting to talk to him, letters to be writ¬ ten, and the school must go on. Our sympathy, Sir. Mr. Lester is teaching the boys algebra. My, what at¬ tentive children! Bet they knew a picture was being taken. Page nineteen

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Jcuculh As students we perhaps do not fully appreciate a faculty of capable men and women. It is as we journey to other schools and see the many strained attitudes which exist between students and their in¬ structors that we come to feel deeply grateful for the modern, friendly, well educated, and versatile instructors who con¬ stitute our faculty. The senior class cherishes great friendship with the mem¬ bers of the faculty and thanks those members for their inter¬ est, co-operation, and guidance during the past school years. We indeed respect this fac¬ ulty, not because there has been any disciplinary demand for such respect, but because students always grant the com¬ pliment of their respect to those who deserve it. Page twenty