1924 - Linton Public Library

16 'I'HE 19!!4 REVUE.1 ~111. 1II1I.:I III I.IIIIII. III I I. IIII I • . lIIr. IIIII. IIIII.:IIII .111111. 111 11. 11 111. 111. :11111• .11 11.1 1111.11 1111. 1111. 11111. ;111 1.'111 11. :1111. : 111. '1 1111. 11111. 111 11. :11111. 1111:. 11111FACULTY.MARY LAUBACH, Domestic Science.It has become a custom for our Domestic Science teachers to become . engag·ed Ot'to get marreid during the year and so our "little Mary" just couldn't help it. We havedecided that it is the cooking· that does the trick, for they all seem to have that downt o perfection.ESTELLE PHILLIPS, Chemistry, Geometry, Basketball Coach.Miss Phillips has been with us for three years as t eacher and coach and hasincreased her circle of friends each year. Her help with the plays pl'esented by th:·various clubs and classes has also made her almost indispensable in L. H . S.P A U L SCHAN LA UB, Math€-matics, Basketball Coach.Mr. Schanlaub ha become the most talked of coach in the Wabash Valley sinc!.!our team WOn the cha mpionship in basketball. Two years ago he says he never intendedto get married, but leave it to the fair sex of Linton to change a man~s mi l". 1\about such matters. He honeymoons in Wisconsin this summer.MARY HARRISON, English.We almost thought that we had never before been initiated into the habits ofworking· until Miss HaITi on came, but since we became better at:quainted with . h ~l'we have come to enjoy our tasks for her. She is another of the graduates of Indianawho is proud of the State University.GERALD LANDIS, Physical Training, Football, Track."Two-Penny" a lmost earned for us the championship of the Valley in foo:ball, too,but the fates were not quite good enough to us on October 13. He was responsible forbringing out the old time fight in every game, though, and everyone got their money'"worth at each contest.