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C T H E E P O C H Move-That which Miss Rinrclan dues slowly. Nu-Xlihat the girls say when they mean yes. Notes-Articles which Hy around the assembly. Uhlige-That which the Freshmen think is an Irish name. Original-'l'hat which Xlvilliam XYllllfl1IlS trfes to he. l'araclise-'l'hat which Miltun, the poet, lmst. Petting-I Censurecl J. l'lease-:X wurcl the high schmml students have forgotten. l'uwrler-'I'hat schcvcil girl cmnplexiun. l'retty-The Senior girls' civnceptiun nf themselves. l'rm'e-That which is clone in gemnetry. Revenge-Sweet. Runge-An artificial blush. Rnngli-jaines Spurg'eon's nature. Secret-Nuthing fur three. trim much fur twu, and just einmgli for one. Sleep-That which a majority uf pupils crave on Munclay morning. Sinmre-:X sung sung by ll11stwff in Civics class. Sweet-All uf the girls' idea ul -lwhn F-iinplcins. True-lYhat Kathleen is tn, Sump, Iinsuphisticatecl Lirevicef-XYise crack, nit, Yini, Yigur anml Yitality tprunnuncecl wim, wigcfr anrl witalitvl-Pep. Yutes-That which Al Smith rlid not get enwugh of. lYeclge-The heginning of the smug. XYeclge Get That Girl? X-cuse-That which Mr. Bropliy stars in. Yell-.X noise hearcl at haslcethall games. ' Yryung'-Something that Bliss XlcYicker tries to he. Zchra-A funny lmwking animal that inhahits ulmieslnuiwm. Gentle rearler, clo not he alarmecl at our XYehster's. It is the hest we cuulcl flu the clay after a Civics exaininatiun. XYe used all uf uur mental ahil- ity un it. and. alas! we have nu inure in stuck. SMILE! SMILE! SMILE! USCl11HllC unrl rlcr wurlclt schniiles mit yall. Laugh uncl cler wurlclt will roar. lluwl anrl rler wurlclt will leaf vnu, Und never crime hack nu inure. Not all uf us cuulcln't heen hanclsmne Nut all uf us have glint clothes: But a schinilc is not expensive. L'ncl it cuvers a wurlclt nf vuesf' 1 9 2 9 Page sixty-two
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THE Epoeu DICTIDNARY .Xche-Stimething felt after 'lll1ZlllliSQ'lYl1'lQ'. .fXin't-'l'here ain't no such word. :Xnnouncements-Miss Oolefs daily dozen. Athletics Association-'l'he Groves family. liasketlball-Ask anyone and he will tell yull. Bump-.-X raised place which results from a fall. Compact-An article which makes some girls beautiful. Coinh-.'Xn article Hr. Kldlargue has no use for. Dear-Sam Teag'ue's name for Eleanor. Cross-Klaggies attitude to liggs. Crowd-'l'hree people. Date-Merely a delicious fruit that Mr. Klcl larg'ue is always wanting in his- tory class. Detour-.-X town Harold Pratt is st'll looking for. Dough-lDad's earnings. Dooms' Day-The end of a semester. Education-That which the Faculty is trying tu give us. lfiglit- lliclcly and Darrow in action. Fire drill-A temptation to run home. Freckles-Rusty spots. Funny-llon Simons. tlrin-Some girls' idea of Hirting. tiuni-Soinething the teachers would like to chew, lmut how would it look? Hill-.-X field with its hack up. lleart-Something the boys lose when a new girl comes to town. Hint-Something' dumb people refuse to take. Home-A place to eat and sleep. Hopeless-The Sophomore Class. Idea-An element lacking in the :lunior Class. hlealousa.-X sensation which makes the eyes turn green. joke-A kick for some people. Jonesboro-A step across the river. Kid-:X Freshman. Kill-That which you do to mosquitoes. l.UYCilvI'lClGl:ll'lZ1l3lC. Moustache-.-X decoration on Klutt's lip. 1 9 2 9 Page sixty-one
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T H E E P O C H uzzzzzzzz zzzggfj SENIOR-FACULTY PICNIC The Senior Class entertained the Faculty with a picnic at lYhite Dove Park on Friday night, September l-l. ,-Xhnost everyone in the class was present and the Faculty was well represented. Food and fun were plentiful and everyone enjoyed both. HIGH SCHOOL PICNIC :X Senior and junior high school picnic was given October 2 at Rock Dain. lt was sponsored by the Hi-Y organization of the Senior High. About one hundred and fifty students and twenty-live Faculty nieinbers were present. Pictures were taken and games were played. NYieners, buns, pickles and inarshniallows were served. Thanks to the Hi-Y, everyone had a good time. JUNIOR CLASS PICNIC The 'lunior Class held a picnic at XYhite Dove Fark at the beginning of school. The ,luniors are a live bunch and from all reports they enjoyed theniselves. A dark and griin secret was disclosed at this picnic. lt should not be told but here it is-Mr. Davis didn't get enough to eat! SOPHOMORE PICNIC To be in style the Sophomore Class had a picnic. This also was in Sep- tember and was held at Rock Dani. Hr. Davis, Miss Qolcy, Miss Riordan, Miss XYhitehead, and a large number of Sophoniores were present. After the ineal they played baseball and other outdoor games. They had an excep- tionally good tiine. 1 9 2 9 Page S'i:22f'-U-HL7'66
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