Joy High School - Joyster Yearbook (Joy, IL)

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Faculty Mr. Dahl: Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Mrs. Miss Knox College Western Illinois State Teachers Collegej University of Chicago University of Iowa, A.M. . ' A . , I Augustana College, A.B. University of Iowa Browm: Western Illinois State Teachers College, University of Illinois University of Iowa Ingalsbe: - Western Illinois State Teachers College University of Iowa Reach: I Western Illinois State Teachers College, Teachers College, Columbia University University of Iowa Ingalsbe: Brown's Business College, Jacksonville, Eureka College, Two years Gregg Normal School, Chicago Western Illinois State Teachers College Dewhirst B.Ed B.Ed. B.Ed. B.Ed, Ill. Mac Murray College, Jacksonville, Illinois

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Everyone interested in basketball and dramat- ics is elated over the new auditorium which will be seventy-eight by fifty-eight feet. This may bring to realization the hope that Joy in the near future may be host to the county basketball tour- nament and the music and literary contests. A stage, twenty feet deep, will be sufficiently equipped for producing better and more difficult plays than have been given before. On the first floor there will be six rooms for the grades. The upper floor is for high school. Rooms have been provided for new subjects that will be added during the next few years. Aside from these, there will be lockers for all high school students, adequate lighting, and equal heat- ing in every room. 349,000 of the Sl09,000 used was granted by the Governmentf Mr. Howard S. Muesse, the archi- tect has shown great skill designing the building. According to the contractor the entire project will be completed by August 1, l957. All honor and love to the old building which has served us these many years, and while proud of our grand new building, we cannot help feeling a pang of regret at leaving the old where we have spent many happy and useful hours. Note: Louise Robison is grateful to Miss Knox for valuable assistance in the preparation of this historyo

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FACULTY SAYINGS Everyone admires an industrious individual. As you leave the classrooms of our high school to enter the school of broader experiences, may you never forget that work is the,highway to true hap- piness. f' Axe iff Ng A . -' ' '.- I x,,f You never know your full powers until you put them to work. -WHO 1 J-flediaaav-nf The success of an individual cannot be deter- mined until the goal for which he strives is known, but it is certain that it is never attained by a Cheerfulness, looking always on the bright side of things, determined always to stand in the sunshine rather than in the shadow--this it is that makes life, with its knotty problems, con- tinually easier. Its the Woil of gladnessn that WJ ' , . AV Speak mood English. 577 Write good English. Read, understand, and en oy good English. 0145. MWA. Real success in learning lies in absolute hon- esty7 particularly to yourself. Never try to make yourself believe that you have done your best, when a voice within you says you should have done better. Be honest to yourself in whatever you undertake, and you will be successful--you will stand the test. EV' .llwf 3 -LL sudden leap but only by a steady climb. helps doing the work. x , . VVIVI? J WMusic has charms to sooth the savage breast, to soften rocks, and bend the knotted oak.n --Congreve Axim, 7gD,buJ'gA. 1L0t