Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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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

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GRADE TH SEVEN

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, 26 JUNIOR HIGH BROADCASTER 1928 GREEN AND WHITE We stand for the dear old green and white, The green and white so true, Green and white of '28, We sound its praise to you. The greatest painter in the universe, Stands for these colors too, He uses them as the years glide by In ways - quite a few. In summer He covers the great, great earth, With a beautiful coat of green, And oftentimes in winter he sends, The whitest coat ever was seen. God's colors! The beautiful green and white, God loves them, and so do weg Under God's colors we plunged in the fray, And laurels already we see. We are bidding adieu to our Junior High To its work and pleasure dear, But we enter a field of greater work, Which we'll do with might next year. We'll continue to sail neath the green and the white, Workers, not shirkers we'll beg God gave us the beautiful green and white He'll give us the victory. TU LIPS Tupils, tulips, pretty tulips, Yellows, violets and reds, Smiling in the sunshine, As they nod their heads. Tulips, tulips, cheerful tulips, You will cheer the sick, Growing in your red, red pots, So tall and large and slick. Tulips, tulips, rosy tulips, Dancing in the breezeg To the tunes of all the birds, Under theshade of lilac trees. , SPRING TIME Spirng, the lovliest time of all the year, Has sent winter on, without a fear. A sign of her approach, She comes forth to boast, All nature appears in her new attire. The streams that were wild and cold, Are joined with the seas, as of old. The fishes are playing Under the log that is laying, By the side of the tree, in the old swimming hole. I The birds sing with all their might: The flowers make a most beautiful sight, To their colors are true, Roses and violets blue, As the green grass grows all around. The farmer is busy at his sowing, While the gentle winds are blowing. He sings while at work, For the weather is much to his longing. His duty he does not shirk, Oh, the buzzard sails on, It comes and is gone. The meadow lark sings As the woodman's ax rings, As he toils through the bright afternoon. THE LEAVES OF OUR BOOKS Yes, exams are here g And our thinking caps we must wear, The leaves of our books are kept turning, And we are very busy learning. But soon our exams will be o'er, Then the poor leaves will be left in silence once more. Just as the leaves of the trees were when the Pilgrim's landed. The books filled with paper are placed in our desks, And that's just where they will stay, Until another examination day.