Erie Community High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Erie, IL)

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THE CARDINAL Ketchup :-A tonic for those who have failed. Lanky:-That which reminds us of Everett Late Z'WllGH Howard Young goes home. Laughing 1-The chief occupation of the Sen Liberty :-What the Seniors are striving for. Loiter:--Something forbidden in corridors. Loud :-Red neckties. Love :-Misery ior English Class. Marcel :-Why the Junior girls went to the basketball tournament. Married :-Half the faculty. Mean :-Somebody's line. Miraculous :-When Richard Bleitz answers a question in English. Mouse :-Something that makes the sewing girls jump on chairs. Mystery :-Where the men came from at a certain faculty party. Neglect :-Method of disposing of lessons. Notes :-Method of correspondence between Effie and Kelley. Orange :-That which Ardie brings to school for breakfast. Order :-Pet peeve of all teachers when five minute bell rings. Overalls :-What Mr. Robertson wears on nutting parties, but leaves in the tree Panic :-Predicament of students before semesters. Papa :-Mr. DiVall. Peanuts:-An accessory to the show. Permanent :-The wave in Mr. DiVall's hair. Poolroom Z1Wh6F6 the boys spend their spare time. Pop Corn 2-An accessory to the show. Quarantine :-What the chicken pox did to Howard Barkman. Quarrel:-Favorite occupation of Thelma and Harold. Queer :-That so many Sophomore English papers are exactly alike. Quiet :-The Physics Laboratory. Relief :-A general feeling after semesters. Rheumatism:-Why Howard drives Alberta to and from school. Roast :-What you do the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth periods i Ruin :-What teaching does to the disposition. Rules :-Miss Bach's hobby. Run :-What Nettie Dobers does when the five minute bell rings. Shingle :-What the girls wear to keep their heads dry. Sickness :-A good excuse to avoid detention. Silly :-Florence Campbell and Arden Reisenbigler. Speedy :-Margaret Finnicum on a typewriter. Stuffy :-Annex. Style :--Lenore Terry or Arnold Hayen. Swell :-Junior-Senior Banquet. Swift :-Dale Arnett's exit from the Snyder home. 83 n Annex

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THE CARDINAL Webster Revised Absent minded 1-Dorothea Finnicum. Accredited :-To be or not to be. Aisle :-A place for students to park their feet. Amusing :-Seniors' cat-naps during fifth period. Bankrupt 1-State of those who buy type-paper. Bedtime :-Between 1:00 and 1:45 P. M. Billiard Player :-Virgil Bacon. Blotter :-Something you look for while the ink dries. Bluffing:-Something the students are innocent of. Caesar :-Harold Pierson. Car :-That which makes a man attractive. Classy :-Arnold's red socks. Cold :-Annex. Cornical:-Johnny Grau winking at Junior Girls. Dancing :-That which makes the boys flee in terror. Dark :-Condition of the Assembly on rainy days. Death :-What the Seniors get. Disaster :-When Pierson lost his garter. Disgrace:-D in deportment. Distance :-The space between Myrtle and Arizona. Dogs 1-Miss Anderson's favorite animals. ' Eat :-What Tubby likes to do. Education :-That which students long for without effort. Errors: The downfall of the typewriting class. Fear z-Unknown to Freshies of today. Few :-Victories of the track team. Freak :-A girl with long hair. Giggle:-Ada's never ceasing occupation. Girls :-Unexplainable. Gum 2-Something Arden is never Without. Half-hose:-Sure indication of summer. Hardboiled:-Adjective describing a former coach. Hash :-What the D. S. Class sling. Hero :-Tony Williamson. Hot :-Annex. y Indigestion:-A general ailment after the J unior-Senior Prom Infancy:-State through which the Freshies have just passed Innocence :-Marcia Lodge. p Janitor :-A man of leisure at E. H. S. Jewelry Z-S66 Hazel Weber. J ob :-That which the boys avoid. 82

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THE CARDINAL Tardiness:-A habit of Austin McMahon and Robert Wheelock. Taste :-Favorite occupation of Cooking class. Telephoning:-Marguerite Bacon's favorite occupation. Timid:-Watch Marjorie Schryver. Tired 2-Stuart Blean. Upset I-Sewing room after the girls depart. Useful 1-Last year's Caesar notebooks, CAsk Sophsj Useless 1-The Whip socket on an automobile. Vacation :-The great hope of the school. Vampish:--Mildred Swemline with Senior boys. Warm :-The state of friendship between Robert LaRue and every girl in school. Wiener Roast :--Something that always brings a rain. Work :-Publishing the Annual. Write :-Thelma's instructions to Audrey. X-Ray:-What the Windows are far from being. X-tra Good :-Myrtle Hadaway's yelling. Yelling:-Favorite past time of the Freshmen girls. Youth :-A thing of the past for Seniors. Zero :-Temperature of some of the teachers' glances. Zoo :-Miss Lewis' desk. Jokes M r. Robertson:- What are the three vows of a monk? M arjorie Schryver:- Purity, obedience, and poverty. Roland Seger:- Oh, they made a vow not to marry, too. Marjorie S..'- Well, that's poverty, isnlt it? Wonder how it feels to tip over in your chair in English class. Ask Hod Riordong I'm sure he'll tell you all about it. CProbably more toolj I'll bet if you could have heard what was running through his mind, it would have increased your vocabulary. Stuart B.:- Aren't we ever going to study about heat on the earth? Bob L.:- Naw. You don't need to, either. Stuart:- Why? Bob:- You'll get enough of it after you're gone. Not As Pious As We Thought Audrey B.:- Say, kids, I study the Bible. Genevieve F. .'-CTurning Whitej- Whatl study the Bible? Audrey B.:-CLaughingj- Yes, We have to in History. Mr. Robertson:-Cln Caesar classj- Close that window before I blow out of it! 84