Judson High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Judson, TX)

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O O 4 Football Keynoied Fall ACl'IVll'y, Football was already in the air when school began, and workouts were an everyday affair. Mr. Muntean and avid Devil supporter .lo Ann Keasler took special pride in rais- ing the Victory flag to full mast after a win. I0 l'vcsvlf5 loulizyx J ISHil'f' I-f 'P This P.E. class couldn't seem to shake the nliood of lazy summer days

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Activities at Judson have been as varied and inter- esting as the busy people who participated in them. There has been something for everyone, from the quietest introvert to the loudest extrovertg from the least intellectual to the most giftedg from the most mischievous to the most serious. Not forgetting that our primary purpose in attend- ing school was to learn, we filled our calendar with extracurricular activities: ball games, proms, Inter- scholastic League competition, club meetings, decorat- ing sessions, and many others. This has been a memorable and exciting year, and some of our favorite moments were those that we didn't plan-they just happened! The pages which follow contain candid pictures of us caught in the act of being ourselves. 5 Activities

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A visit to the new Bell Telephone Company Building proved both interesting and educational . . . and who doesn't appreciate an opportunity to miss some school? Officers from the Longview sheriif's department examined the building for possible clues to the identity of burglars who took over S300 from the school safe, September 18. but There Were Other Diversions. l. , Mr. Muntean seemed to revert to his second childhood during Fire Prevention Week as he demonstrated to amused students the proper procedure for starting the toy fire engine which was given as prize for the best fire prevention poster.