Gas City High School - Epoch Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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T H E E P o C H i ANNUAL CLASS WILL 1928-1929 I, Erna Ruth Yan Yaler, Peggy, will my ability to sing to Elizabeth Garthwait, my chewing' gum to the Freshman Class as a whole lperhaps they'll need it to stick to businessl and my job on the Annual Staff to any -lunior who is able to get it. I, Ralph Webster Groves, lliddie, will my way with women to Edmon Yironet, my friendship with Mr. Brophy to blames Edwards, and my basket- ball ability to Scoop Dailey. I, Ida Lee Mary Tomasine Fish, Fish, will a few inches of my height to .lulia Lewis, my graceful walk to Ruth Rothwell, and my ability to write pl-ems to Mary Martha Xyood. I, lYalter l'ratt, Mutt, will my sweet disposition to ,lohn Simpkins, my ability to be quiet to Donald Millspaugh, and my acquaintance with a certain .lunior girl to anyone who will prove capable of keeping it up as I have. I, Geraldine Stevens, jerry, will my curly hair to -lulia Lewis, my height to Adrienne Love. and my small feet to Elizabeth Garthwait. b I, Honorable Sir, I'hili J Yerlin lames S Jurffeon, lim, will mv dilfnitied . D . . b position as Ilresident of the Senfor Class to Edmon Yironet, and my good behavior in assembly to Edgar Crosby. I, Geneva Mae AY2llliCl'. Farmer, will my long' and beautiful tresses to Pauline Stevens, my wonderful complexion to Florence Nieman, and my Ford to Mildred Crouch, so she won't have to run to school. I, Donald Thomas Morgan Simons, Simo, will my beautiful black hair To Ralph Atkinson, and my friendship with the lfaculty to Kenneth Brown. I, Donna Mary -lane Simons, Simo, lDonald's sister, will all my art ability to Mary Lewis, and my quiet and sedate manner to any -lunior who will possess the correct qualifications. I, Marion Abijah Teague, Sam, will and bequeath my ability to sleep in the assembly fevery study periodl to Edmon Yironet, who has run me a close race all year, and my Lizzie to Nliarren Groves. I, Esther tilenolia iirithn, Blondey, will my typing ability to Elizabeth Price, my curly, golden locks to my sister, Yiola, and llly popularity to Mil- dred Bastian. 1 9 2 9 Page twenty-four

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THE EPOCH I, XYillard Harvey Oliver, will my sense of humor to Catherine Benoit, and my wonderful personality to Cecil Morgan. I, Margaret Brown, Brownie, will my tall stature to Bernice Butler, my typing ability to Ruth Baker and Florence Nieman, and my personality to any Junior who will come for it on the thirty-first of May. I, lames jr, Brown, Bustotif, will all my dignified ways of a Senior to james Jimmie Ildwards. and my way with a woman. tyou all know who I meanl, to anyone who can get her. I, .Iuanita Adeline Helms, Farmer, bequeath my million dollar smile to Elizabeth Price, and my purple sweater to Myrtle Bell Coy. I, Mildred Jeffrey, will my quiet and serene manners to Mildred Crouch, and my shell rim windows to Elizabeth tiarthwait, if she'll wear them. I, XYilliam XYillie John IYilliams, will and bequeath my cute ways and expressions to the incoming Freshman Class. so that they will have a start and won't be quite so green, rperhaps greenerl, and my clarinet to Geneva George. I, Zora Aileen NYilson, will my way with men to Pauline Stevens and my quiet and modest manners to Mildred Crouch and Helen Morris. I, Howard Francis Day, Bucky, bequeath my great height to Donald Millspaugh and my good behavior in band and orchestra to Mary Martha XYood. I, XYilma Bernice McPherron, will my beautiful eyes and curly hair to Irene Walsh and my gentle disposition to the Senior Class as a whole to keep lights from occuring, rat least the tirst few days of school l. I, Darrow D. Pearson, Pee XYee. will my gentle and calm manners to James Lewis and my place on the basketball team to 'lolm Simpkins. I, Helen Louise Atkinson, Peggy, will and bequeath 1113' place on the Annual Staff to llerneice Butler and my appealing smile to glean O'Brien, and lastly my dates with high school boys tall of themb to Mary Lewis. I, Ruth Yirginia Baker, Bill, will my friendship to Florence Nieman if she'll take good care of it. my share in Solm's grocery truck to any girl who is capable of getting it, and my aristocratic walk and dignity to Beatrice Graves. I, Harold Pratt, Prattie. will my Ford to lYarren Groves if he'll promise not to drive it to school, and my gentle and manly manners to Scoop Dailey. 1 9 2 9 ' Page twenty-five