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

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E m- E: - mg: T H E E P O C H i zz am' QQ Mr. Mcllarguc-XYhat great change have they made in the XYhite House? Bicldie Groves-Took out all the brooms, and put in a Hoover. 4. 4. 4. Miss Ooley lin biology classj-Can you tell me what animal attaches himself most to man? Glen Crosby-Yes, ma'an1, the bull dog. .3. .g. .g. Miss XYhitehead tin cookingy-Ethel what gives your mother the most trouble in her housekeeping? Ethel I.. XYard-Father, Q Q - 5. of -.- . Mrs. Baker-Don't mumble your prayers, Ruth, I can't hear a word you're saying. Ruth Baker-XYell, I wasn't speaking to you. .3. .g. .g. Weather Reports Roastingl cries the turkeyi Chili Y says the sauce: Freezing! moans the ice cream: Mild calls the cheese acrossg Frosting! the cake declares it! Clearl vows the jelly bright: Pouringl the coffee gurgles. Now, which do you think is right? 4. .g. .g. Pauline Stevens-l want an easy chair for my husband-Cto bel. Mr. tiordon+Morris? Pauline Stevens-No, Clarence, .g. .g. ., Mr. Bailey fin Manual Training classy- How do you ever expect to drive a nail in this hard wood with this? For goodness sake. why don't you use your head .j. .9 .j. Mr. Carmony-Ben, make a sentence using defeat, defense, deduct. and detail. - Ben XYhittingham latter a moment's pausei-Defeat of deduct went over defence before detail. V .g. .9 .j. Miss RiordaniXYhy Mr. Brophy, what am I supposed to do? Margaret B. is continually writing Yes in the space where it says 'Datef Miss McYicker lbuying a book at the Rothinghouse drug store-,-Xncl is this a free translation? George F.-No, nia'am, it will cost you 32.00. Mr. McHargue lgoing into the barber shopl-I want a hair cutg Mr. Howard lYhy I'll cut the whole dozen for the same price. The Practical Sweetheart Dick Yan Valer-XYell, I'm sure to get my A.B. in june. Geneva iXValker-Thats fine! And will you get your 'l.O,B. in july? W Page 'ninety-one

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THE EPOCH Mr. Brophy-Have I had my afternoon nap, dear? Mrs. Brophy-Certainly dear, you just woke up. Mr. Brophy-I though so, but I wasn't certain whether I'd been asleep or just dreamed it. he t ject .g. .g. .g. Mr. McHargue-To tell the truth the baby does take after its father. Mrs. Bailey-dYes, indeed: IYhy when we take the darling's bottle away ries to creep down the cellar stairs. Geraldine S.- Mr. Carmony D Ida Lee Fish Mrs. Oliver- 0 o 0.0 0.0 . D Mr. Stevens-Have you made up your mind to stay in tonight. No, but I've made up my face to go out tonight. 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 .0 -In the sentence. She is beautiful. Is beautiful the ob- -Oh, no: why. that is a compliment. Q 0 o 50 0.0 0.0 How is NYilliard getting along with his studies. Mr. Brophy-Pleasantlyg he doesn't bother them any. Howard Day James Glaze- Howard Day v 0 0 0.0 03 0.0 VVriting the Animal is so funnyg The school gets all the fame The printer gets all the money, And the Staff gets all the blame. Compliments of I Q ' I I 4 MARION, INDIANA -I tried to kiss a girl seven feet tall today. My goodness! XYhat were you up to? -Her waist. D 1 9 2 9 Page ninety-three