La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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English ETHEL SCHUMAN BUGBEE fl, B., .4ltgIt.ff!1Il61 Collegeg 11. M., Ufzlverfity of Irma. Rzvzaliulg from left in ffglzf, RAMONA TOMLIN A. B., .Mac lvurrajv Collegeg lil. A., U71lZ'Ff.Y'llj' nf lrzfca. CLARA KELLEY 13. A., Beloit Collegej lll. A., lVf11tl1wc'.fleru U7IlT'Ff.flliX'. MARY LOUISE HELLER A. B., .M. A., Marietta College. MARIENNE GOULD B. II., U'11.i'L'erJity of Nebm.vl'a,' lil. A., l!'7Il'l'f'l',fllj' of IVf.w'n11t111 M. ALBERTA MALONE A. M., Plz, B., Ufzizfenrity of Clzfmgv. DOROTHY WASHBURN A. B., Illinoif Wefleyzm U11ii'er.rity,' lil. A., Llvzimferfity of lllirmif CONSTANCE NICHOLAS JI. B., Carthage Collegeg lil. A., .Aty!IfflI'ZUl'.flCl'7I Uf1fz'e1'.ffiy. ELIZABETH WHITE PARKS fl, B., Morzmoutlt Collegeg M. A., Uzzizferfity of Iowa. FLORENCE ALLEN CROCKER A. B., A. M., Ubffllltl College. OLIVE EDEN MARTIN fl. 3., Univerffty nf llliz1oi.r,- A. .Mu Uiziztrrfity of Colorado. BELOW: A representntivc activity from one of Miss Guuld's English classes. Page thirteen

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Library I -S-5? MAYSEL Of!-IAVER BAKER ELIZABETH CUMMINGS HELEN LENSKI A. B., DeP,,,,w U,,fTg,,,-jfw MA 44 Wj.,-. Pfi, lf., lJz'Pr1z1r4w Llllf'Z'l'!'.fllj A H. S, iii l., Sweetness :incl light, chzirzicterizes mm-f,,, U,,fw,,fj,yY- jljf gn j,, In SA' Sn Ua117:'rr',rify rn,l'lffi11ni,i'. Helen, .IS she sits at lier clesli. really tu U'IfWffffy Of lfffflflff. Miss Cummings luis the persunzility l7f1ff'lf'Zl 'WW lfflfllig, UT U1 fliSl1GUSC 21 Legs have it 5, little mme Quint lwmx Iuverl by zillg she can he talked ont ol llfflf mlwcc- ur you will have to leave. llow often ? WflWl 1-I- Miss Baker finds it necessary to repeat that phrase. Upper left: Ar conference rlt-sk. l'pper :xml lower right: Students are Sfllllylllgl in tlie inziin li- Lower left: ln conference mmn. Drury. Page twelzie

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Page fourteen Mathematics A BARBARA CRABTREE .rl B., A. lll., U11it'fr.i'ity of1lli1zoi.i Miss Crabtree is very much engrossed in her teaching but still is an active member in the community and greatly enjuvs line 21113. RUTH A. JENSEN lf. A., lll. A., Nortlzweffern, Uuitferfity. Nothing pleases Miss Jensen more than a snappy game in bad- minton, win or lose. Reading left to right: TIRZA ENNOR B. A., Unizferfity of Wifcomim M. A., U1iiz'6r.rify of lllirlzigmz One of few teachers who knows Spanish is Miss lfnnor, and she also likes to be near nature, especially in sports. LESLIE L. RABE Xl. B., Carthage College, A. M., Univerfify of lllinoif. Wlith Mr. Rabe as Math teacher, one learns by the inductive method rather than by memorization, This proves helpful for the future. HOWARD FELLOWS B. A., llfl. A., Oliio State. Mr, Fellows has a heart of gold and is invaluable in his coach- ing. CELIA J. HATCH B. A., Knox College, Plz. lll., Unlzieriify of Wl.l'tRfllZ.fllI, Miss Hatch has a natural talent in advising: young boys and girls. This probably accounts for all the students' affection. CURTIS T. LEAF A. B., Kalamazoo College, A. M., U7I,lZ'3f.l'llj' of Hllf4f'!Ill',' l'l1, D., Colorado Stale College of Education. Mr. Leaf enjoys telling his classes about his experiences during his teaching career in Hawaii. BERNICE ZIMMERMAN B. A., Mzzrlllurray College: M. A., Unifuenrity of llliiioif. Miss Zimmerman is very seldom found but always treasured among the juniors. 'lilie trigonometry class solves a problem in surveying.