Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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--1-.ill 1 . 1 si- l 1 vi ' ':3 I'5g,v5t -' 44 - f-11 T H E L. I B E R TY Snplgnnrnre Snapshots a Dear friends I have some pictures here, I'm going to show to you - And though they're not all handsome The likenesses are true. The first one here is Leota Wl1o's getting rather old: But still she loves her Velmer, For he's as good as gold. Now here is Ralph Ford, With such a beaming face: When he comes to school He always says the Grace. Delbert is a very modest boy Who thinks 'he's very clever: But when he tried to kiss his Dora, He failed in the endeavor, Anita Crow, bashful and sweet ' With rosy cheeks that are hard to Always happy when a Junior is near, She and Leota may quarrel, I fear. beat The next one is Cecil Abel Who thinks he's ve1'y'plaing But tho' his hair is very white lt's pomvadour, just the same. And this Everett, who when young, Was handsome iso they sayj But now his hair is silver, Since Lorene answered, nay . The next one here is Billy Who's always telling me, That when he went to school Quite good he used to be.??? The last one is Fairie A jolly girl indeed, Who never talks very lnuch But a chance is all she needs. And now l'm through, you've seen them all, Each boy and pretty lass, And don't forget they are members ' Of that good old Sophomore class. r-Elmo M. Francis '28, Elmo Francis, so I've heard them say, Liked to tease girls the livelong day: And as to arguing his teacher in class That's an art in which this lad did surpa Page IQ SS

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UI 2 gllres man Listen my ehildren and you shall hear, Ol' this ln-ight, wonderful elafss of this year. 7l'here's Vivian with her sweet little eyes,- lirown curly hair and tlashy ties. And Eleanor with her pointed nose, And eheeks painted like a, summer rose. And 0, Louise, the beauty ot' the elass, With her eompaet, rouge and looking glass. Next comes Esther with her pretty eurls, Whieh are greatly admired hy all the girls. Evelyn comes next with her freekled nose, And Mary Anna also-hut then who knows? Next eomes little Elizabeth who studies so hard lt's a wonder her brain doesn't turn to lard. I'm sure 1ni11e would if I studied so, . llut then-I'm 11ot an angel as everyone should know. lVhy worry? I'ln not alone, far from the pei-feet mark You'd think so too, it' you'd see me on a t'lark. l almost forgot .loyee, he's the elass sheik, XVho makes eyes at Zelpha who is deeidedly meek. And then there is Stella, my dearest friend, lt it wasn't for her my happiness would end. Next eomes il ol-rest, the smartest in the 4-lass Who, on examination, just harely did pass. Katherine. who to Thelma is a ehum, Is rather smart, not the least hit dumh. My friend t'herry sits opposite me, When the teaehei-'s looking' she's as good as ran he. And Raymond, from sehool life would withdraw, Ile quit sehool so his knowledge would thaiw. And Mary, the president of our 1-lass, Is quirk and peppy and full ot' sass. We are a smart elaiss as I've tried to write, Always prompt in our duty to reeite. l wish a poet with more talent than mine Would tell you about this elass of '29, -Juanita Downey, 29. Page 21