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

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T H E E P O C H l :z:::: 11:::rf:: 'r'nf::6I all-+ --f -4--l-ag Favorite Pastimes of the Seniors Helen Atkinson .A.,,,,,,.,.eewwA,..e.....e.Ae...v....ee......w......w....., e....VVYweeAVV.....-,.,,.YY, .A.,ff. ' I 'Xilinx' Ruth lriaker ......... Y......VVw,.w..........YA. I Jliftlllg lXI,f11'g'211'Qt Brown ,A,,,, ..,,,,, 7 lialking to Xyillilrtl James llrown ,,,,.,,,, ,,,.......,....... B Listing off XYilbur Chapman .AAA.... Howard Day ',..r. ..... Ida Lee Fish ....... James Glaze YY,.., Esther Griffin .,,.., ..,..,, Doing Ralph Groves ...........,.... Kathleen Hayworth ,,.,,. Juanita Hehns ......,,,, Douglas Iden ,,,e,. Mildred Jeffrey '....,.,, XYilma McPherron ,...... XYillard Gliver .,.....,., t..,Y , . Uarrow Pearson .,,, XYalter Pratt w.....e,,. Harold Pratt t,,.... Ruby Robins ,Y...,, Donald Simons ,... Donna S mons .,,, , blames Spurgeon ......, Geraldine Stevens Y... Marion Teague ..,,., Erna Van Yaler ,,v,.. Ruth Yoris .,.,....r...r Geneva XYalker Xyilliam Williams ,,,. Zora XYilson ..t.,,,,..........,,.e,.,........eeee,eeet,.ee.,,,rr,eee,,.,,,eeeer,ee 'I' 'X' 'Z' XYHO KNEXY TIJATS XVilma lXIcPherron was in love? Geraldine Stevens hated boys? Mutt Pratt was lonesome? Geneva XYalker had her hair cut? Rnnn ........XYritiiig' poetry ,..,,...Being a nuisance il....i.,,.,Having dates XYatching' Esther work for the teachers Loafing' ,....i..,....Being absent .,,.....X'Zl1ll1Dll1g Bustoff ,,,,,..kiUllliJlllg his hair ,,.,.,.,..,,,,..,.lleing good .YVa1nping Chappy Listening to Margaret ,Fighting ,Growing a mustache Driving' his Car ,Dreaming of Illinois .......Y..,........k.illttl1lg up ,,,,,,....W,..,s,,.,,Drawing L...,,Teasing the girls ..Talking to the boys ..sTalking to Eleanor Chewing gum Minding' her business Y...........,,..,.l,,,,,StllCij'lllg Arguing fng' home from school llustoff Ilrown was crazy about the girls? Biddie Groves was bashful? blames Spurgeon liked Mr. Brophy? Esther Griffin has black straight hair? Erna Yan Yaler disliked jewelry? Ida Lee Fish was doomed to be an old maid. Sam Teague couldn't drive a Ford? Helen Atkinson couldn't type? D 1 9 2 9 Page twenty-seven

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T H E E P O C H I, Kathleen Elizabeth Hayworth, Katie, will my true and everlasting affection for a certain Sophomore to anyone capable of getting it, and my most dignified walk to Mildred Crouch. I, Douglas Iden, Dukie, wQll and bequeath my ability as a public speaker to Edgar Crosby and my dignity to Ralph .'Xtkinson. I, Ruby Blanche Robbins, Shorty, will my height to Berneice Butler and my ability to talk to Virginia Dancer. I, blames Edward Glaze, jim, will my dignified manners to Edgar Stan- ley, and my Hirting ability to Clarence Graves. I. XYilbur Judd Chapman, Chappy, will and bequeath my ability to write poetry to Mary Cochrane and my sense of humor to Burr Peterson. I, Ruth Mabel Yoris. will my beautiful complexion to Elizabeth Price and my gentle and dignified manners to Geneva George. I, llelen Irene Morris, l'rimp, will my curly hair to Ruby XYilson, and my high heeled slippers to -lulia Lewis. I. ,lohn llrown, ,lohnnie, will my quiet and sedate ways to Kenneth Longfellow and my soft and beautiful voice to Mr. Klcllargue. -E. R. X. Y. 'X' 'I' 'I' Mutt: Your hair will be gray if it keeps on. Mr. KlcHarguc: XYell, if it keeps on, I shan't mind. -I' 'I' 'X' A Scoop Dailey: Be mine, Kathleen. and you will be treated like an angel Kathleen: Yes, I suppose so. Nothing to eat and less to wear. No, thanks. 'I' 'I' -I' ,Ioe Miitsch: XX'hy didn't you answer my letter? Esther G.: I didn't get it. -loe Kliitsch: Didn't get it? Esther G.: No. and besides I didn't like some of the things you said in it. -I' 'I' 4' ' Geneva XYalker fgoing into Solms' grocery storel: Mr. Solms: ls anybody waiting on you. Miss? Geneva NYalker tblushingl: XYhy yes, Dick Yan Yaler is waiting on me outside. lle wouldn't come into the store. Euzxnzicaizizzzzzcnnzm 1 9 2 9 Page twenty-six

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LA THE EPOCI-I XYHO KNEW' THAT-l Cuntinuedl Zora XYilson was a lilirt? XYilliam XYilliams was meek? Kathleen Hayworth was fat? lilouglas Iden was lazy? -IZIIHES Glaze was sleepy? Ruth Baker was engaged tu fuur fellows? Mildred Jeffrey was an adventuress? Ruby Robhfns was frnni Mississippi? Margaret llrown hated tu write notes in school? XYilhur Chapman was a heart-breaker? Hwward Day was so tall that he eunldn't get into the scluml roum without sttvoping? .Iuanita Helms didn't like llustolf? llarruw Vearsun hated tu light? llunald Simuns never started an argument in his life? Donna Simuns danced? Ruth Yoris was htqisterruus? XYillarcl Qliver never had a date with a girl? llarold Pratt was a ptlet? THE YEAR CDF '29 ,X smile and a tear Xlark the end ul the year twenty-nine. .X smile fur the work that is all completep .X tear fur the unes who have met defeat, ' :X smile and a tear for '2'l. r-X hope and a fear Mark the end of the year twenty-nine. AN hupe that we pass with honors to spare. A fear thatisume will meet with despair, .X lmpe and a fear for 'Ill A sigh and a cheer Mark the end uf the year twenty-nine. .X sigh when the hwur of linal parting nears, .X cheer for the class well termed The Pioneers. :X sigh and a cheer for 'lil -Class Ilmetess 1 9 2 9 Page twenty-eight