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

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1 GKe Swgntjj Saltier GRUBER. JACK I’.. A. I .. Acacia. Delta Kappa Epsilon. JefTemon H. S.. Lafayette, Ind. Indiana U. U. of Chicago. Taught: Martinsville. Ind. Home: Chicago. 111. Mathematics and English. May 22. Nothing costa leas nor is cheaper than compliment of civility. BYERS. MAPLE MORGAN. Delta Delta Delta. Omicron Nu. Franklin II. S., Ind. Franklin College. Muncic Normal College. University of Wisconsin. Purdue U. Taught: Center Grove. Union Township. Domestic Science. May 9. •When good-natured people leave u . we look forward with nn extra pleas- ure to their return.” NUTTER. TWANETTE. Alpha Chi Omega. Martinsville H. S. Now Englnnd Conservatory Col- lege. Earlham College. Home: Martinsville, Ind. Taught: Martinsville Public Schools. Music May l«- Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” ANGELL. GEORGE. LaPorte H. S. Indiana U. Manual Training. Nov. 20. A man in whose pure spirits no dross of self may lurk. A man who is strong to cope with wrong, A man who is proud to work.” r LA PO RTE HJCH SCH98I» P«t« thirteen

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LUDLOW. WILLIAM GUY. A.IL Phi Doha Kappa. Stone Bluff II. S., Ind. Valparaiso U. Indiana U. Chicago U. Mathematics. Oct. 3. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all ho knew. CURTIS. VANCE STANLEY. A.IL Kappa Delta Rho. North Vernon, Ind., H. S. Indiana U. Butler College. Franklin College. English and History. Dec. 21. ‘•High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. REYNOLDS. MAUDE ELIZABETH. A.IL Richmond 11. S. Earlham. Bryn Mawr. U. of Wisconsin. Taught: Eaton, Ohio. Richmond, lnd. English and Latin. Sept. 23. 'Who comes to cat of salt with you. CcU many a lump of sugar, too. AULT. JOHN ORA. A.B. Galveston. Ind., H. S. Indiana U. Marion Normal College, Ind. University of Chi. Taught: Geneva. Ind. Kingsbury. Prin. Wudesvillc, Ind. Plaquomina, Lou. Science. March 4. Still waters run deep. J LA?0 RTE HICH SCH88L P U« twelve

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faculty song book Tune. “GIRL OF MINE” Guide of our High School Life. You are the best we know; To us this old brick budding seems A stage just set for you. ve know not how much we owe you. And to us you’ve been true blue; We’ve felt your mighty power Though above us you do tower. To Mr. A. L. Trester. guide of our High School life. Tune. -NOBODY KNOWS” Many's the time we’ll feel so grateful. For somebody knew, And somebody helped ; . We’d grown so tired of being in school. We wanted to play. But he still held his sway. And many’s the time he helped us to win By his cheery grin. For Mr. Hughes knew— So va guess we will make a little song That will remember this all life long. That somebody know. And somebody seemed to care. T=.« “I’M forever blowing bubbles We’re forever praising Agnes. She’s the lover of us all: She is a friend on whom we depend Giving her time to our every call. She is so dear and patient When we our I-atin forget. So we want to thank you here For your kindness, Atrn-w Tune. “I We hate t We’re so u: But please,I We’re so ui( Any other’- We’re so u And don’t But we hay So “Dad Tune “OH. Wl Oh, what a psf Oh. what a Irish is NelleJ Her smiling Up to ail trie siiwe’ii Lives Kelly, dear pal of ours. Tune, “A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO KIND” A good man is hard to find. But Mr. Nielsen's just that Just when you think You need a friend. You look to him and tin 1 That he a helping hanl.vdl len . It’s just his smile. It’s just his way. In all the thing he ha to . ay. For you can’t he’p but pay attention, whan hr talks iu.il! 08331 Tells us all the news, Drives away “those dog-gone blue ,- For a good man now-a-davs is hard to find. P«|;« foaitcri