Economy High School - Senior Annual Yearbook (Economy, IN)

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Juniors Officers President — Irene Ballenger Secretary- Treasurer — AIarv Weldy Members Irene Ballenger Ruth Cain Zella Lamp, Mary Ann Lumpkin Mary Weldy

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Etiquette If somebody says something amusing wlien ou have your nmuth full of hot coffee, it is thought best not to laugh. Uon ' t tread upon the corn of the person sitting next to you, as he is likely to e. i)ostulate loudly. When fish is served, do not swallow the bones, but carefully place them on your neighbor ' s plate. Xever eat soup with a fork, as ynu might get choked. Don ' t ask for another helping when your plate is already overloaded. Noodles are not best eaten with a knife. It is not acceptable etiquette to slip cookies, pieces of jjie, etc., into one ' s pocket when no one is looking. .Vever on any occasion laugh when the fellow sitting next to von spills a howl of hot soup on his lap, but proceed to minister to the parts affected. Don ' t throw biscuits across the table at some person whom you don ' t like. I f t he meat is tougli, say so. If your neighbor ' s knife slijis, spilling gravy all over the cloth, proceed to do likewise to lessen his embarrassment. If ynur nose itches when ynur hands are full of chicken, ha e -oin- neighbor scratch it. If you feel you must sneeze during a lull in the conversion, put it oft ' till later. When you finish eating, gral) a han Iful of tooth-jiicks, and leave without ceremony. 22