Jefferson Township High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Mexico, IN)

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Em little Zluninru Ten little Juniors started out so fine, But Esther Frick slipped and fell, And then there were nine. Nine little Juniors started out too late, Magdalene went to sleep Then there were eight. Eight little Juniors, on their way to heaven, Margaret went the wrong way. Then there were seven. Seven little Juniors pretending they were sick, But Della Hiebert really smiled Then there were six. Six little Juniors trying hard to dive, But Thelma Stoffer saw her dad Then there were five. Five little juniors, promising to play no more But Cora Pugh hummed a song And then there were four. Four little Juniors thought they were free But Mr. Hann saw Helen whisper Then there were three. Three little Juniors all dressed in blue. But Dorothy Weaver was underweight, Then there were two. Two little Juniors both having fun But Dorothy Donaldson saw her beau Then there was one. One little Junior eating a bun But she saw Schmidty, Then there were none. -Thelma Taggart

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iluuinr Gllaaz Qizturg ln the fall of l923 sixteen very brilliant little Freshmen entered Mexico High School. VVe, the juniors of '26 often look back over our experience as Freshies and have concluded that we were as green as most students of this class, although we didn't think so then. Because of sad misfortune four of our members had to remain as Freshmen for another term. XVe left school thinking we had acquired about all knowledge possible. The next fall eighteen very studious pupils enrolled as Sophomores. XVe were glad to welcome six new members although they were not so glad to be with us for they should have been Juniors. XVe had many good times while Sophs. XVe had our Literary Societies and our famous classical club, taught by Miss Mace, a most interesting teacher. ' Finally we are Juniors, sixteen in number. lVe make pretty fair grades, especially in deportment, which could be better and so put us on the honor roll more often, but nevertheless we want to have our Good Times. It seems as though Seniors are always favorites among the teachers, but we Juniors are of the opinion that we are favorites with Mr. Tillett because we know he is proud of his brilliant Solid Geometry class, Nevertheless next year we look forward and hope eo be the dignified Seniorsf' -Thelma Taggart.

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