Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Kibler, Parsons Ingram Cummings Bankson Elliott, Durltop MISS ALTA H KIBLER Miss Kibler English teacher with a degree from the Kearney State Teachers College, has done work at the University of Chicago University of Wisconsin University of Nebraska, and the Morse School of Expression, St Louis She is head sponsor of the junior class MISS ALICE LOU PARSONS-Miss Parsons, instructor of Latin, having a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska, has done graduate work at Boulder, Colorado. She is a sponsor of Latin Club, Athletic Association, Girl Reserves, and Pep Club. ' MR. W. G. INGRAM-Mr. Ingram, who teaches chemistry and physics, after getting a B. S. degree from Hastings College, secured his M. S. degree from the University of Iowa. He is a sponsor of Science Club and head sponsor of the Senior class. MISS ELIZABETH CUMMINGS-Miss Cummings, director of vocal music and sponsor of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club, is holder of a B. A. degree from the Kearney State Teachers' College. She has done graduate work at Northwestern University. MISS HENRIETTA BANKSON-Miss Bankson, who teaches normal training, junior and senior re- views, rural sociology, civil government, physiology and hygiene, holds a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska and sponsors the Normal Training Club. MR. THOMAS M. ELLIOTT-Mr. Elliott, coach of boys' athletics and instructor of commercial law, received a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska before doing graduate work at a Chicago coaching school, and at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles. MISS ELSIE DURKOP-Miss Durkop who has charge of physical training for girls sponsors Girls Athletic Association. She was graduated from University of Nebraska, where she was issued a B. S. degree. Page 10

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The Book of Saulors 11 cu When a youthful seafarer begins h1s voyage tn the Shrp lxearney Hxgh he IS established on different decks accordmg to his own cholce The most popular deck 15 that of college entrance If the newcomer expects to contmue hxs voyage on the sea of formal schoolmg he will be glven dut1es whlch wxll prepare hlm for the next crutse One wxs mes, at the end of the three years, to go ashore and enter the husmess world If so he IS conducted to the deck commercxal I-Irs dunes conslst of typxng bookkeepmg shorthand and other subjects surted to h1s chosen future To the boy who wlshes to suck to good old terra flrma the deck vocattonal agrlculture w1ll probably appeal There he wxll learn how he can successfully xmprove by modern methods his beloved so1l For hma who wants to leave the shlp tmmedxately after lt 15 docked and prepare others for thexr voyage 1n the ship I-hgh School the normal trammg deck wnll be preferable Another does not plan to contmue hxs voyage on the sea of formal knowledge and yet does not want to devote hlm self to the duties of the other decks and so usually selects the deck 'general' 1n whrch he may choose many of his dutles All wxsh a successful voyage to those who are not yet ready to leave, and to those who are leavmg a successful Journey through then' llves I 1 . . . . . f 7 - tt aa 9 'I 1 ' 7 Q, . ,, . . . . . - s v , . ' - tt - :J te - - D7 ' 1 , . . Q, . . ,, . , . , - - 1 , e s - - ' . - ' 1 Page 12