La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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TaMs of Contents i - V U l The Dediotmn The Faculty ’ i The II i: I Ss ‘ The School Building» The Hbtocy of IjPotte School» . . . The School Room» The Depirtment» The Org.mi Jtiofl of School» The Senio» Cl»» The Junio» CU» J The Soph» IfYlOfC Cbw 4 jf'■ i i i ''Vv N. The Footfall Tom 'v 'v I II I The CjIcioIj» The Advertisement» 4 The Boy» Buket Bill Trim» . . 4S-W V ; - 5 The Girl»’ Biikrt Bill Team» . . 46-4 w f C The Indoor B»iehill Tejm 5° ( 10 The Orcheitr.» 51 .V 11 The Mandolin Clot. . •5 The Glee Club. lit The Gymnuium . . . 58 •9 The Athletic Entertainment» . . Co :o The Junior Reception Ct 4 The City of l.a Po»te—Raedecker 64 The Joke» mil Grind» . CC r jj The Memorial» Si r - 58 The Alumni Si , 40 The Odd» and Ervi» 11 5

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oar J of E Jit OXS Art Linda Hail Claire V. Lower Photography Leo M. Rl'mely Literary Maiiel Peclow Vincent Switzer Thomas Teeter Cornelia Weber Nora Applegate Lottie Francis Business Cornelius Rumely Leslie O. Lower Merle Harmon Henry Fitzpatrick Amerthi Danielson

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Foreword c v . h f|U . -'i-W ye public T HIS is our book. Of its defect we arc aware. Of it merit we are uncertain, for it is an experiment in bookmaking, the product of inexperienced hands, and we ask you to judge it leniently. Two thing inspired its publication: First, a desire for some permanent memento of our last four years spent in school; and, second, the hope of collecting and preserving, before it became too late, information concerning the Alumni of the I a Porte High School. In this we realize that we have been only partially successful, mainly because of the limited time available in which to secure and authenticate the required data, and somewhat because of the lack of interest on the part of a few of the Alumni who failed to respond to our request (or information and photographs. But to the great body of loyal Alumni we arc very grateful for the assistance and encouragement so generously given us, and trust that the Alumni department of the book will meet their expectations. We are indebted to Superintendent John A. Wood for valiablc con- tributions and suggestions, to Mrs. Florence Mavhew for timely assistance rendered, to Principal F. L. Sims for his indefatigable labors in behalf of our book, to our teachers and fellow students for much valuable material and many helpful suggestions, to Mr. G. D. Thomas for his painstaking and patient labors in the photographic work, to the many artists whose contri- butions embellish our book, and to the class (or its loyal and energetic support. To the school and to a generous public we submit our work, trusting that it will receive their approval. ■' V '{ '■ ll i .. 1 ■ i i v • ' % 13' k v'AJ V ’ ye Class The Editors.