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

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Tune “BEAUTIFUL OHIO Listening to the music of his eloquence, Al! about the room we sit in wonderment; And the classes in their seats. All his questions cannot meet: Seeming in a lecture-hall of poetry. Dreaming of the world as ought to be. Wise Mr. Curtis in dreams again we’ll see, Memories of the days that used to be. Tune “I’M NOT JEALOUS We’re not anxious, no not anxious, ’Cause Marks has treated us grand; But we can’t seem to realize that ain’t is not. Though every time we err she says a lot. She has told us, but when she scolds us, Mac has some good excuse that makes us laugh. From her desk she smiles at us so very sweetly. And tries to make us ’member we are ail true Seniors. Oh. we’re not anxious, no. not anxious, But we just have to go—that’s all. Tune CO SLOW AND EASY Go slow and easy. And he's made a big success. So he says go slow and easy. Your exaggeration do suppress. He has intellect and lots of dignity, And he puts things over by his surplus energy. So go slow and easy— Says Ault in Science Class. Tune “CHONG Twanette, from Martinsville she come. Where she teaches songs all the day, full of beauty. Twanette. she lik-a to sing. And teach us notes of melody, so cheerily, so prettily; Twanette. no go back home, We want her toachee all girls and boys. Make a pretty noise. Heapee, peachee. Miss Nutter girl. Come back again to stay. Tune. OH. HOW SHE CAN SING Oh, how she can cook. Almost anything; She’s wonderful at custards. Or anything like that; And when she’s mixed up a!l the stuff. The cake is never tough. Oh. how she can cook! Everyone that's eaten there Has never more a single care. Oh, you know whom I mean. For, oh, how she can cook 1 Tune ‘TULIP TIME” There’s a room that I know. Where the typewriters click so; There’s a man that we like to see In our busiest time. With his help so fine; Just friendly, mastering well. And in each every day we get our full pay. And our days of work will come. And we’ll thank you when we’re done With a rousing good cheer and a wish of good luck. To Mr. Cupie Taylor. MARGARET SAFFORD, ’20 OLIVE CLASSMAN, ’20 LAPORTE HIGH 5CHC8L P fic iiH«n

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