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

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T H E E P O C H HI-Y CLUB President-Donald Millspaugh. Vice-President-George Wetzel. Secretary-Treasurer-Merril Dailey. First Row-James Edwards, Johnnie Brown, Robert Leach, George Wet- zel, Edgar Stanley. Second Row-Mr. Reifel, Haskell Jessup, Stanley Curtis, Burr Peterson, Mr. Phares. Third Row-Merril Dailey, Willard Oliver, Warren Groves. Donald Mil- spaugh, Miss Ooley. MOST BOYS HAVE DISCOVERED That it pays to be friendly. That good habits and good times have never yet been divorced. That work gives spice to play, and that play gives flavor to work. That the lions of difiiculty that one sees in his path are often fast chained. That a bit of encouragement will often brace up a discouraged com- rade, and help him to tackle a hard proposition with a new zeal. That lack of real friends usually means lack of friendliness. That manners are an index of the heart, and must be sincere to be effective. That ill-temper is always a desirable possession-to get rid of. That high ideals keep his feet out of the mire. 1 9 3 O i

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T H E E P O C H r?'T5ri'EE?lfEi5'T FM -fm ' 'f 'lt ' y ART CLASS Johnnie Brown, Clifton Voris, Burr Peterson, Edgar Stanley, Elsie Ferguson, Gladys Wallace, Glen Crosby, Edgar Peterson, Ruth Baker, Hugh Brown, Clifton Spence, Harold Wilson, Mrs. Hutch- ins. YOUR TALENTS You must learn to work with the talents God has given you. It will do you no good whatsoever to envy another who happens to be more tal- ented than yourself. Get busy and develop your own talents, though they may seem unimportant and insignificant to you now. lt is through the intelligent use of your own talents and opportunities that your life will be broadened. Your talents are the blessing bestowed upon you at birth that you might do some useful work in the world. You can make your opportunities as you develop your talents. It is a great advantage to realize early in life just wherein your talents lie. Everyone is blessed with some useful talent which should not be neglected or allowed to lie dor- mant. Bring your talents to the light and make the most of them. As you develop them, you open the gate to greater opportunities. When you have learned to work with your own talents, much more happiness will come in- to your life. Ql KkEP5 Ei, agi 1 9 3 0

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TEACHERS' CLUB Top Row-Miss Whitehead, Mr. Bailey, Miss Overnian, Mr. Reifel, Miss Kensler, Mrs. Bailey. Second Row-Miss Hartman, Mr. Hengstler, Miss McCormick, Mr. Coy, Miss McVicker. Third Row-Miss Heal, Miss Grifliths, Miss Walker, Mrs. Reifel, Miss Sheehan. Fourth Row-Mrs. Hengstler, Miss Lichtenwalter, Miss Jones, Miss Spur- geon, Miss Walling, Miss Riordan, Mrs. Hutchins. Fifth Row-Miss Longfellow, Mr. Carmony, Mrs. Carrnony, Miss Hinch- man, Mr. Phares, Miss Ooley. President .7v..... ,s.... M iss Jones Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - Miss Longfellow . L 1 9 3 0 lEE3E? EE