Jeffersonville High School - Pic Yearbook (Jeffersonville, IN)

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Q g g TOPIC 'zsil Kg f J r br 1 iivexfjs' N s p A i A NOCTURNAL AVIATOR V One night while I was sleeping, I A dream did come to me. fi I dreamed I was an airman, I y Out o'er the mighty sea. j 1 From New York I had started, I And Paris was my goal. Gee boy, but it was lonely 1 ' Without a living soul. The Wright was running smoothly, And I was flying low, When came a flash of lightning, The wind began to blow. I turned the plane's nose upward, I ' Trying to dodge the storm. p Seeing l couldn't make it, 'I My heart Hlled with alarm. , A Then came a clap of thunder, I ' ' 'A' I An awful flash of light, -Q' The pIane's left wing was shattered, z P , And sorry was my plight. ' T Then down we dropped like lightning, Straight for the briny deep, f I Then crash! I hit the hardwood, T I And woke up from my sleep. - A I U. Hawes. ONE. 'MID-SUMMER NIGHT 5 i' I Qi A Shadows-tall and swaying, i il r 3i ln the faint twilight, IL . 'Hg' Shadows-round me playing, i... I I . . J., One mid-summer night. .Sip Faisrs:'L2f.e:,:::5i2:1, I H Fairies-round me dancing, One mid-summer night. T I Darkness- ently sealing i I The worId away from light, I i H l Darkness-round me stealing, l 2 I One mid-summer night. l I I A. RINKE ' fl -:Z X , ' lhi ' 'GQ-. - g I-.AT Q

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l :1,3 5' N X' I JOPIC 'zsg v -r fe as 31 X or i x 1' W i 1 1 SENIORS' FAREWELL . Z Q.: l I zz: y our High School days of work and play Q1 Are nearing our Commencement Day- I The time for which we wait. 1 II As we to school days say' farewell, 1 We would of our affection tell- The Class of Twenty-eight. Q ,n , 2 b 5 fl 1 I l Dear Freshmen friends of Thirty-one, i KQ e You've many a task ere work is done- f f 0 May you find luck in fate: T , 1 Remember always the bright name, F And try to win the brilliant fame Of Nineteen Twenty-eight. f f , k : i in L. XV 3 To Sophomores that to us look, We bid you con each helpful book, And not put off too late: And as you live each passing year, You'll long the voices sweet to hear Of Nineteen Twenty-eight. 4 To Juniors who will take our place When we have finished High School's rac We bid you all, Be great : May life be good to each of you ls the fond wish of friends so true- The Class of Twenty eight To Teachers one and all we pray That naught but good of us you ll say When you our deeds relate So H S we bid adieu And sign ourselves Your friends so true The Class of Twenty eight e... ADA W FRANK Fourteen 22, l L 1 r'A N I XT ifj i l -' . M .4f! Lil 5 r Q Eggf ' get il .. , Q , 0 I ' l W Q 4--ex M - .Jr DS