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Daily Happenings. We hear aboui the war. Miss Kriege says ‘‘already yet. Herbert stubs his toe. Effie says ‘I hate that. Maurine's hair gets redder. Vivienne forgets to study her Caesar lesson. Roma has a good lesson. Miss Stansbury sends someone to the office. Miss Kriege gives German II a lecture. Beryl studies a little more. Johnny shaves. ? Joe Moore says “mine Goat mein GottJ Merton winks. Ada changes her style of hair dressing. A real statesman can talk without mussin his hair. Joe Moore. Mr. Weisiger has bad attack of earache. Physics class extends their sympathy. Not what we think ought to be done. Not what we would like to do. Not what we would like to do if we had more time. Not what we ourselves think ought to he done, But what the teachers think ought to be done. Effie In Physics class Mr. Weisiger. why can t I pick up this mercury? Mr. W. Just because it has more attraction for itself than it has for you. Miss Stovall. Effie— Well I don’t blame it. Mr. Weisiger - If there were no mirrors in existence who would suffer most? Ada — Actors. One of those agricultural boosters Floyd. Who’s Who Politicans John Biggs and Merton Suf-fern. Big Guns Maurine Stevenson and Joe Moore. Wide-awakes Floyd Wildman and Roma Call. Sleeper Vivienne Mosbarger. Punctual one— Beryl Quick. Gone but not forgotten- Ruth Eldredge. Effie Stovall and Oscar Collins. Athletic Stars Joe Moore, John Biggs and girl’s basket ball team. Historians Ada Doty and Floyd Wildman. Seriously Speaking As our senior year draws near an end. we begin to realize and appreciate the greal benefit of a high school education. We feel that we have derived an infinite amount of good from our training and instruction in A. H. S., and we can only regret that we have not taken advantage of more of the opportunities which have been presented to us. The many happy experiences we have had together will soon be but a memory. Our four years of school work have been busy ones and we are now striving for the goal, which means success to us when we will no longer be working as a class, but as individuals. But no matter where our different paths may lead us, the memory of the Orange and Black and the class of 1915 will always stay with us. Maurine Mr. Weisiger. what does it mean when it says to put the head level with the paper, does it mean the pinhead? Mr. W. No, that means your head. Maurine Well it is all the same.
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SENIOR NOTES As We Know 'um Maurine Stevenson. “Steve” Floyd Wildman. “Herbie.” Vivienne Mosbarger. “Vivie.” John Biggs. “Taft.” Ada Doty. “Tate.” Merton Suffern. “Mose.” Roma Call. Romie.” Effie Stovall. “Stovie. Joe Moore. “Dummy.” Beryl Quick. Quick . Mr. Weisiger. “Dr. Jekyll.” Miss Stansbury ) Miss Kriege. It is not good for man to be alone Mr. Weisiger. Better late than never Vivie. I must be a very fascinating young man. Tis not my fault, the. ladies must blame Heaven — Beryl. The standard of excellence Roma. Fraulein Kriege “Herr Moore, ween ge-brauchen Sie ein Komma? H S. Twins Herr Moore, Ich brauch es nicht. Listen! what is that kids? Oh! it is Prof's new rubber heels. Found written on the table in Laboratory: “Retha may I have your powder rag? Vivie. A chattering cherub Effie. John—I have a retreating chin, what must I do? Place either hand over it constantly when in public. Senior Ballot Most apt to succeed Beryl. Sweetest— Roma. Most obliging—Floyd. Women hater Beryl. Biggest feet No decision. Class baby-Johnnie. Biggest giggler Vivienne. Greatest ladies' man Merton. Shyest Maurine. Laziest - Joe M. Most studious Ada. Most beautiful - Effie. My vocabulary consists of mostly large, big words Biggs. Miss Kriege Miss Mosbarger where is the river S'.yx? Miss M., dreaming In Arthur. Floyd Roma my horse needs exercise. Roma Well I can’t help that. Ready to blush Maurine. An heir to hairlessness Johnnie. He looks lean and like a lover Merton. “Do you have trouble when you recite your English lesson Mr. Suffern?” “Yes ma’am,’ “What seems to trouble you most?” The teacher. The size of a coin depends on whether it is coming or going Joe Moore. Not only hath she music in her soul but in her finger tips. Vivienne. A word to the wise is unnecessary Seniors.
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