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

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JOHN I). DUCHOISSOIS. “JOHN D.” German Club, '17. English Club, ’17. •‘That what he will he does.” LAURETTA HEUSI. “CUTIE.” President Patriotic Leauge, ’18. Social Committee. T8. German Club, T7. Second Class Play. 18. “A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenance.” GERTRUDE ELIZABETH HOPE. “GERTRUDE.” Patriotic League. 18. “They accomplish much who diligently toil.” HOWARD GARWOOD. “GARRY.” “There surely must be some hard work in him for none has ever come out.” CORNELIA BEBECCA MACK. “CORNEE.” English Club. T7. Red Cross, ‘18. Patriotic League. IS. “She has a voice of gladness and a smile.” THEO. EMERSON PRINCE. “PRINCE.” Military Training. T8. And but himself admits no parallel.” Page twenty-five

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MARY TERRY. “MARY. Vice President, '15. Reception Committee, 16. “Mary, Mary .quite contrary. MAURICE W. LA HEY. “DOCK. Track. ’17. T8. Military Training. '18. Sincere, honest and hard-working. LOUIS EUGENE HAVERLY. “GENE. Military Training. ’18. “A man with a purpose but seldom heard. MARY RUTH BUNCE. “BUNCEE.” Red Cross. ’18. Patriotic League. 18. English Club. ’17. “Silence at the proper season is wisdom.” EARL W. LONN. LONN. Captain Military Company, '18. Track, '17. '18. Basketball, ’lb, ’17, ’18. “The business of my life is pleasure. JESSIE L. BROWN. “JERRY.” Instructor in Red Cross, '18. First Class Play, '18. Social Committee, '17, ’18. Literary Editor. Girls’ Glee Club. A quiet pleasing manner wins many friends.” Page twenty-four

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 Red Cross. '18. “A little spark makes a great flame.” THE SENIOR CLASS SONG. 1. The school time, the school time will soon he oer; Life's battles, hard battles will soon appear. The school days, those dear days. Days of no more. CHORUS— lTI . 0 . . Good bye old High School, our LaPorte High School. Our learned guardian for four long years. We’ve tried our best, to make the rest Believe in faith, truth and honesty; Our Red Cross iris, our khaki boys Have done their part for LaPorte High. We'd fight for. we'd die for our LaPorte High. The Class of One Nine One Eight. 2 The green and the white flag will ever uoat It stands for the best class in fame's great hall; Its deed will, at all times, ne'er be remote, It’s sons—they will never fall. 3. And when in the future we look back then To LaPorte. the High School and all things there, We ll think as alumni of school days 'gain Of the class of nineteen eighteen. (To the tune of “My Little Dream Girl”) M. T.—K. H. Old Mother Hubbard, Went to the cupboard, To get some gasoline, She lifted the latch, And struck a match, And since she hasn’t benzine. Eugene Haverly in Latin, acting as critic: She had more dates than were necessary. Page twenty-six