Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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GRADE TH SEVEN

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19 a JUNIOR HIGH BROADCASTER . and replace a fuse. Uncle started going out to get the fuse, but the dog hadn't gotten over the excitement yet and walked in his way. Uncle stumbled over him and lit ker-flop! flat on the floor! He muttered a few unintelligible phrases and tried to feel his way over to the sideboard to get the flashlight when -bang! crash! something went into a dozen pieces! O screamed auntie, it is my good cut glass--1 Uncle piped in Oh, be quiet, it's not your good cut glass anything, it's my shaving cream. p He felt around again and then yelled, Well, where in the dickens in that flashlight ? Auntie said, Oh, Frank took it to town with him, I had forgotten. Uncle said, Well, he would do that just when a person needs it. Where are the fuse ? ' This time he moved over to the door and stepped on the cat. The cat squealed and Uncle jumped about three feet and lit on the edge of the old arm chair. Then he and the chair both went down and auntie yelled out, Uncle, do be careful of the furniture. Uncle said, Hm! But here's where fate took its course. Frank came in! After they explained what the trouble was he found the fuse, and in a few minutes later the house was lit up again. Frank looked in the parlor laughing and exclaimed: In the parlor there were three, He, the parlor light, and sheg ' Three's a crowd without a doubt, A So the parlor light went out. Uncle said, Yes, but in this case they all went out. ' v f mi g nu!! E Us Pi i V 4 ue: M I---H IEEE

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1928 JUNIOR HIGH BRoAncAs'rER 25 me li - QB Q, - -:ui Q .-ii' - N I ' -AIQIL --41-v - ' --Lf' 1 :LAST . 15 xx? 5 'Vf f ll gil'-,f . 5:2222 Higgs L H,,-2ZZE?i55w P0 TfIy,,'g3,,M HAIL, HAIL TO JUNIOR HIGH! Hail, Hail to Junior High Hail! Hail to you. You are the essence of our young lives so true, - You bring us happiness, Work and study too, For we love our Junior High, Hail, hail to you! ' VICTORY SONG Victory, victory we say, O what sport t'wou1d be to court A victory to day, sohwork boys, Work them hard, Let them score no more. Ho! Ho! Ho! and away we go with a great big bouncing score. SPRING OBSERVATIONS The Lambs are gamboling on the green, And I. shall let them play. The Johnny Jump ups jump around the new Mount, Ay, The Daffodils are daffy still and the blue- bells gladly ring, But where are the hopes of yesterday, this Prohibition Spring. MISS MUFFET Little Miss Muffet Sits on a tuffet, Where she drinks her milk every day: Now up comes a fly to get on her milk, But Miss Muffet knocks him away. ' JACK HORNER Little Jack Horner Waits on as corner, Till the traffic cop says he can gog For Jack is a Safety First boy know. ' you may THE STARS At evening when I go to bed, . I see the stars shine overhead, They are so fair, so pure, so bright, To earth they shed a holy light. I often wonder where they sleep, Although I cannot ever peep, I think the clouds are their beds, Rocking them as they said over our head. And when we say our prayers at night, We should thank our heavenly father, For the moon that gives us light, And the stars that shine so bright. A