Linton Stockton High School - Revue Yearbook (Linton, IN)

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.,,. - THE REVUE 'nfl--' LESTER MCCOY, Agriculture, Pmysics- A. B. Purdue. A Lead, kindly light, for the night is dark and I am far from home GRACE LAM, Librarian- I. S. N. S., Indiana Library School, Spencerian Business College With all her industry she has time to be friendly. MARY LAUBACH, Domestic Science- A. B., I. S. N. S., Columbia University. Mary's castles in the air Are built around a solitare. MARY HARRISON, English-- A. B. Indiana University. There is a vein of mirth beneath her air VICTOR FISHER, Manual Arts- I. S. N. S. I stand on the brink of a great career, Won't somebody please push me off? of dignity 1 'R Y Aeeeaewzs A

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j4 - fig- THE REvUE:i:,.., f Mi.. KATHRYN S. MCKISSICK. English, Public Speaking- Graduate I. S. N. S., Metropolitan School of Music. Goodness and wit make a wholesome and attractive combination, GERALD LANDIS, Athletic Coach- A. B. Indiana University. Love is like the measlesg all the worse when it comes late in life. FLORENCE MITCHELL, French- A. B., I. S. N. S. What do we live for if not to make the World less difficult for each other 1' EVA DONAGHER, Music- Northwestern University. Music hath charms-what about music teachers? 2 ,,,44g.,,.i,., . ' 37 ,Y 7 ' ' 7 ' ' ::

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16 THE REVUE - A FRESHIE'S THOTS OF OUR DEAR TEACHERS , Us freshies are not supposed to have much sense, but jist to show you all we have we re goin' to write what we think about the teachers of L. H. S. We'l1 begin with Mr. Beecher. . Mr. Beecher he teaches history. We ain't got much use for that history but we du like him. He is awful quiet, but he sure can make us kids laff sometimes. Then there's Mr. Ashcraft, he learns them seniors history. And boys, oh boys, he sure makes it hot for us poor little freshies in the 'sembly. 1 Mr. Grass, he's a dandy teacher. He teaches a hole lot of thingsg for example, Blology and Geography. Mr Grass surely must like to play with with butterflies, 'cause I see him have one almost every day. Miss Baughman, she is purty young, but neverthelss she knows her stuff. Miss Baughman, she wares glasses too. Miss Bayh, she learns us English and history and she sure is a whale of a history teacher foo, she can tell you anything from when America was discovered to who undid the Civil War. ' Mr. Bartlow. Well-Mr. Bartlow, he's purty good, but-well he knows most too much for Us freshies. Mr. Bartlow, he's our algebra teacher. Us freshies don't know much about Miss Donagher only jist a few of us know what takes chorus or orchestra, then some c-f us is goin' to be in the show, Miss Cherry- blossom, she is goin' to give , Mr. Fisher, he teaches manual trainin', and he likes to take up tickets at the bas- ketball games too, and hoot at us freshies. Miss Harrison, her name is awfvl long, it is Mary Martha Mi'd'ed Marie Harrison. Miss Harrison she learns us Eng1ish.fShe don't give many A's 'cause it takes too much ink to make 'em. Miss Hart, she teaches Commerce Work-Book Keepin' and Typewritin' and such funny stuff as that. Miss Hart sure likes to laff, if there is anything to laff at. Then there's Miss Heitman, as some poet says, Little but.Mighty. Do you think Miss Heitman is that? Miss Heitman teaches us freshles history. Mr. Jamison, he learns us botany, and some kids say he ust to teach Latin--well he's purty smart. Mr. Jamison, he's married too That woman that keeps the library from bein' packed away and sells us our books, she's Miss Lamb She's kinda-well strict on us. We like her purty well though. Mr. Landis, he's superintendent of football, basketball and track Some times people calls him Two-Penny. Mr. Landis, he teaches Phy. Trainin' too, Miss Lauback is our cookin' and sewin' teacher. Miss Lauback she don't live here in Linton, but she likes it purty good anyway. Lot of other people live here though. Mr. McCoy is our agriculture teacher, that's farmin', you know. Mr. McCoy never scc-lds you or even looks cross to you. He is a awful good teacher too. Miss McKissick, she teaches English to the juniors and seniors. She's a good teacher too. And she can teach public speakinf to putry near anybody. She helps on the plays which the H. S. gives too. Miss Mitchell, she teaches us freshies French. And she sure can learn it to us, if it is possible to be learned. Miss Mitchell she is little too like Miss Heitman. Miss Osborn, she's jist real good, and she knows a hole lot of Latin too, mor'n Caesar his-self. Miss Osborn she learns them juniors and seniors typewritin' too. As somebody says, Last but not Least, so it is with Miss Phillips. Miss Phillips is a awful good teacher, she teaches Geometry and Chemistry. 'Us freshies cain't take them subjects. Miss Phillips ain't never had her hair bobbed yet either. We guess she never will. THE FRESHIES. f sees 1925' H -