Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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Training School Snapshots Sepfember I3-The Training school children were seen peeking around The corners aT Their sTudenT Teachers. SepTember I4-The 4-l-l Club was organized and officers elecTed. SepTember 23-The Third and TourTh grades collecTed books and made a real library. OcTober 5-The junior primary had a Tea parTy, The ouTgrowTh of The poem. Animal Crackers. by ChrisTopher Morley. OcTober ll-The circus sand Table was an ouTcome of a Third grade healTh proiecT. OcTober 20-The Training school posed Tor Sage picTures. OcTober 25-The eighTh grade hisTory class gave Two shorT plays in assembly based on The period of The Civil War. They showed The widely diTieren+ poinTs oT view in The NorTh and The SouTh on The elecTion of Lincoln and The slavery quesTion. Ocfober 3I-All The grades celebraTed l-lallowe'en in Their home rooms. Games were ' d. played and lighT reTreshmenTs serve November 4-The iunior high grades meT To elecT oliiicers Tor The Orpheus Music Club. November 8-The assembly program given by The gymnasium classes consisTed oT pro- gressive sTunTs, sTarTing wiTh The kindergarTen and ending wiTh The ninTh grade. The sTunTs given showed The growTh in skill of The dif- erenT grades. November I5-The assembly program was given by The Third grade. IT was an Indian scene in The Torm of a picTure show based ' ' ' ' h Th upon The experiences oT The Pilgrims wiT e red men. November 28-The Orpheus Music Club gave a program which was based on The life and music of STephen FosTer. November 29-The TirsT Term ends wiTh Thanksgiving vacaTion. December 4-Back from vacaTion ready Tor new Teachers and more work. December 8-Making of candles was an ouTgrowTh of The sTory, The ChrisTmas Can- dle. The candles were wrapped and Taken home To be given Tor ChrisTmas giTTs. December 20---The ChrisTmas spiriT was nT broughT To The Albion campus by The pagea . Miriam's STar, wriTTen and direcTed by Miss Miller.

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pull in yer neck--Yer face is hanging ouf. lRefer fo peninsula.l preHy snazzy-Big improvemenf on snazzy. propaganda--This mighf refer fo the Russians. pineapple-Big blow-up. prick up lheir ears-To lisfen infenfly. pansy-One of fhe male sex wifh a delicafe frame lin his armsl-well, maybe! lSee Rosie.l phooie-Expression of disgusf. Form fhe moufh fo say F and fhen blow. pan-The fronfispiece of The head. perarnbula+ed-Moseyed: meandered: fricklecl down fhe walk. Pesl'-Firsf grade-Whifey Dunbar. Second grade- -John Spencer. Nof fhe winged variefy of pesf. priceless-Big momenf in a boy's life. punk--lSee pesf, or Woodie.l pefrol buggy-Eifher a Ford or a car. polishin' apples-See peoning. peoning ieachers- Gee, feacher, you look swell fhis morning! peninsula-A neck sfrefching our fo see. pullefs-Girl: dame: skirf. lSee chicken.l pool-awn-Puf on. palm-lSee glad-hand.l pickled fink-lSee lickled pink.! pigskin-An excuse for chewing anofher guy's ear off. rafs--Expression of disgusf. runnin' off a+ 'rhe moufh-Emiffing everyfhing buf fhe saliva-draining The brains Through fhe oral cavify. runf-lSee punk or Cha+burn.l Human Ausfin. Sliqhf of sfafure and lacking in brain. Sporf model of human being. raHle yer bones-Shake a leg. Frame sfruggle. Toe- smashing confesf. ral'-race-Where you walk on everyone's feef buf your own To fhe fune of sweef music. royal 'Flush-Coloring of lhe gills. scram-Deparf pos?-rafe. Hoisf anchor and casf off. skoif-A. S. N. girl: dame: fluzzie. shekels--Money-somefhing none of us have. Do-re- mi. carf-wheels, iron men, spondulix. she had anis-Well, I iusf don'f know. shindig-Gay frolic. Manly arf of iumping on some- body's knees and sliding down. -l56l' squirrelies-All fhe same as wimmin. scream-Loud yodel. Modified screech. Somefhinq every woman possesses. snazzy-All The same as rifzy. An adieclive describing somefhing sweef lusually a pricelessl. sofiie-Diffo smoofhie. shuffle-Somefhing like frickle. Shakin' a wicked hip. sandwich-hooks-Miffs: paws. Those lhings you wear suspended on fhe end of your arms. song and dance-A line. A big sfrefching of fhe very elasfic frufh. An acl' sfaged for 'the' enioymenl of fhe audience of one or more. shui-eye-Log-sawing. Slumbering peacefully in The arms of Morpheus. spoufin' off af 'lhe moufh-Say your liffle piece. Give your sobfsfory. shameless hussy-A dame whaf is runnin' around wifh- oul' any hose. scrumpfious-Swell: eleganf. spiel-Commenf for us: you +aIk. skip if-Okay. do. fake him down a noich-Take fhe e ouf of eqofism. lGof-his'n.l licklecl pink-All ho? and bofhered. Delighfed fo fears. foddled-Danced: perambulafed: sfaggered fo and fro. fickle fhe ivories--Torfure fhe pianner. fha end-Finish. See Wump or Mug-Wump. vocal gymnasfics-Same as musical handsprings. verbal mix-Tongue lashing: a debafe: lsee bull-razz.l wiggle-dance-Pep hop. yowlers-Wifh apologies fo Mac's G-lee Club. yodel a cup of lea-G-argle a beverage. inhale a you you you WGS liquid. 're an old smooihie-And l don'+ mean maybe! Person well polished. said a moufhful-Did if sfick in your feelh? fell 'em, pony, I'm a liHle hoss-Meaning--Speak for yourself, John. my face red-Showing a royal flush around fhe gills. wind-fiddle-Saxophone. lThey're a crime.l woim-Low-down viper. Lowesf form of humanify. walk-ouf powder-Absence wifhouf leave. A.W.O.l.. walkin' papers-lSee walk-oul' powder.l To leave by requesf.

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Ga llli' i'7' A . ' iiimgfii-snip Ri'iT NAi'-. .fu Ji MT T' ii , li , 4 :hir ,ttf December 22-Sania arrived amid ihe +inlcling of sleigh bells wi+h 'rreais and giiis for all. January 8-The firsi day of school in ihe new year. February 5-The iunior primary made an ex- cursion 'ro a farm +o siudy sheep. Wool was broughi baclc +0 be combed. washed, and dyed. February 7-ln assembly Jrhe ninih grade dramaiized a Roman wedding in 63 B. C. The play was presenied in ihree scenes, The Be- +roihal. The Wedding, and Bringing ihe Bride Home. February I4-Cupid arrives bearing valen- fine boxes for all o ihe rooms. February 28-The sevenih grade curreni' evenis assembl program, Alphabe+ Soup, was given To familiarize ihe pupils wi'rh na- iional iopics of 'rhe day. March 3-The Burley Junior High girls en- 'rer+ained 'rhe Albion Junior High girls ai a play day. March I2-A+ lasl we are on +he downward climb-only +welve more weelcs of school. March 28-Spring vacaiion. We celebraie by noi having school for 'five days. April I2-The 'rraining school capiured 'rhe championship +i'rle from 'rhe Acequia and Riverside schools a+ a field and +raclc meei on 'rhe Albion aihleiic field. Albion's score was I IO. The combined score of 'rhe oiher schools was 9I. April I4-A Kid Par+y was held in +he do- mesiic science room in Swanger Hall. The evening enieriainmeni consisied of +aiiFy pull- ing, a shori program, and games. April 25-The 'fhird and fourih grades gave a Chinese program in assembly. The enier- 'rainmen+ was +he ouigrowih of 'rhe sfudy of childliie in China in 'rheir social science classes. In 'rhe ar+ depar+men+ +he children made Chinese signs ihai were used in Jrhe siage clecoraiions. Class worlc in 'rhe physical edu- ca+ion depar+men+ was correlaied wi+h This siudy 'rhrough leaching 1'he children Chinese games and dances. May 2--The assembly program given by +he primary deparimeni. consisied of a number of naiure poems woven inio a pleasing whole by means oi recilaiion, drama. paniomime. song. and dance. The scene was a lovely 'For- esi dell. The cosiumes represenfed birds. bees, frogs, grasshopprs, seeds. flowers. sun, rain, wind, Spring. and 'rhe rainbow.