Westville High School - Echo Yearbook (Westville, IN)

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Much useful knowledge is gained and pleasure and happinessaugment- edif we are careful and thoughtful while we read. The Westville Public Library has been serving its patrons in its pres- ent spacious quarters since August, 1915, and each year there has been a special effort to meet every demand of the student patronage. There has been a gradual increase in the number of pupils who use library books, but the current school year shows the largest increase, both in numbers and in interest. E. T. SCOTT, Librarian, Springtime How glorious is the Springtime With her softly glowing sun, And her rich enchanted moonlight, Whene'er the day is done. 'Tis pleasant then to waken To the singing of the birds, And soothing in the evening ls the lowing of the herds. The lovely orchards revel In raiment pink and white, Soft are the dewy grasses That spring up over night. The fiowers are the fairest That earth has ever seen, They make a magic bowery Fit for a fairy queen. The happy songsters Warble In the growing trees, And gently sway the leaflets In the cooling breeze. How sweet the strains of music Of the springtime of the year, They arouse our deepest feelings, They bring a lingering tear. For we know that life's Worth living, That there's guiding power above, And all our hearts turn gently To thoughts of home and love.

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SOPI-IOMORE CLASS ' Lower row: fRead from left to rightl-Alden I-lerrold, Lloyd Miller, Ralph Bluhm, Earl Larsen, Raymond Gust. Middle row-Edna Powell, Nina Leroy, Enid Shunk, Alice Brooks, Nevada Hen- ton, Neva Minard, Helen Reed. Top row-Charlotte Kalies, Irene Garwood. Helen Chivington, Florence Ort- man, Mr. Knoll, Evelyn Morris, Florence Eeahm, Dorothy Murphy, Cecelia Rudolph, Mertie Shunk.