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

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Mildred is our quiet girl, And isn't like the rest, For she Works hard all day long And always does her best. Hclen's hair is curly And she's also a brunette, She's one of the nicest girls I'ni sure you've ever met. Why is Delores so cute? It's all so very simple, For when she flashes her winning smile She shows a little dimple. Mary Agnes is another, The artist of our class, And when it comes to drawing, There is none that can surpass. There's not another auburn In Elizabeth's classg So she has friends That will always last. Florence is our It girl, How do we know? Why, haven't you heard? She's the second Clara Bow. Mary L. is the one With the laughing eyes, She steals men's hearts When they're unwise. Mildred never has the blues, Nor does she Wear a frown, The corners of her mouth go up Instead of going down. Last comes Dorothy, Her nick-name is Dot, She's full of mischief, And never gets caught. Our Senior class Has done it's best, To love and honor Old G. C. H. S. 1 9 3 0

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T H E E P O C H wr ff' In fe Y-3i'5f'iiF3 'TE Burr is another Tiger, We all call him Pete, And as long as he is playing, We'll never get beat. Johnnie is another Brown, And Browns, we have in plenty, But as long as they are all like John, We'll never have too many. Here are the maidens Next in line, A list of names That's hard to rhyme. Pauline is small but mighty, A very dainty lassg Youlll always find her working Far ahead of her class. Then here's Berneice Butler, We Call her Benny, A very cute kid- And friends, she has many. And Geneva's another, The next in line, And as for a friend. Well, she's just fine. Little but mighty Is Myrtle Belle, Who studies her lessons And gets them well. She is always laughing, You know who I mean, No one but Mary Alyce, The best pal that we've seen. Alice Groves is another, And for her we all fall, For, you see, she is A friend to us all. Violet is the one Who plays the Cornet, And can she play it? Boy! You bet. 1 9 3 0

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T H E E P O C H T525 EI EI M Qrninr lass ill Since we, the members of the class of '30, realize that we are in full possession of what physical, mental, moral and social characteristics there are in Gas City High School, we do hereby will and bequeath to the remaining unfortunates those virtues which may aid them in filling the lonely and empty space left by the mighty Seniors. Individually we do leave the following: I, Edgar Ed Stanley, will my position as Senior class president to any Junior who is willing tc take it. and my ability to get along with Mr. Reifel to Donald Millspaugh. I, Elizabeth Beth Price, will my long auburn hair to Mary Martha Wood, and my friendship with Ed to any one who can get it. I, Gail Shortie Atkinson, will my basket ball sweater to any girl that is about six feet tall-if it will fit her. I. Berneice Benny Butler, will my popularity to Barbara Garland, my curly hair to Julia Lewis, and my diamond to any one that can get it from me. I, Ralph Curly Atkinson, will my curly hair to Wayne Ross-if he will promise not to use too much oil, and my fighting spirit as a Tiger to George Wetzel. I, Mary Alyce Huflie Huffman, will my laugh to Ruby Wilson-if she will not try to break my record, and my dancing ability to Elizabeth Garthwait. I, Warren Slew Groves, will my ability to write notes to anyone caring for it, and my dignity to Otis Brown. I, Geneva Nevie George, will my curly hair to Mary Jones, and my dignified ways to Bertha Merkel. I, James Jim Edwards, will and bequeath my black hair to Decy Spence, and my most dignified walk to Charles Eakins. I. Mary L. Lewis, will my typewriting ability to Glen Crosby, and my good looks to Leona Emerling. I, Edmond Ed Vironet, will my position as center on the basket ball team to Arthur Adrianson, and most charming personality to Kenny Longfellow. ' I, Pauline Polly Stevens, will and bequeath a few inches of my excessive height to Sylvia Gorham, and my bashfulness to Eleanor Greenwood. I, Burr t'Pete Peterson, will my basket ball ability to Corky Parks and my way with women to Marvin Curtis. I, Mary Do-Do Cochrane, bequeath my two Jonesboro sweaters to any girl who can get them, and my blond locks to Lucille McPherson. I, Robert Bob Wesling, will my good grades in Physics to Hazel Dawalt, and my dignified ways as a Senior to Scoop Dailey. we-pf:-it :H PM -T. I-at ff.i -fi-I - W ,Jah 15 1 9 3 0 QLQEE 5111132 iiilfssfzifs