Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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19 THE L.IBERTYii--26 ucietg mth raznzxtics Un September 24 the .lnniors tlrove to llarrison Trail antl heltl the lirst weiner roast of the season. There were lt present and all enjoyed roasting' the weiners antl marslnnallows. doing t'ull jnstiee to them after- wartls. The oeeasion was a pleasant one t'or all present. t Un Friday night October the seeontl the Senior elass gave a weiner roast at llarrison Trail. The affair was ehaperonetl by two lligh Ht-hool teaehers, Miss Lal-rabee antl Mr. l.et'ferson, assistetl by the Misses lbavis antl Lappin. There were seventeen present, anal alll enjoyetl the roast, as well as the exhibition ot' Mr. lleffersons running powers. On Snntlay 01-tober the eleventh, both the former and the present sintlents of -lutlyville lligh Sehool heltl a reunion at Roeky Fortl. There was about. forty present, lt was a very roltl and tlisagreeable tlay so a huge bontire was built atntl everyone enjoyesl themselves in spite ot' the weather. The offieers for the following year are: T Presidente Mr. Rrewer. Seeretary antl Treasnrer-Rosanna -lohnson. V l'lntertainment t'ommittQe- Peril Taylor, Mable Van Leer, Roy A1-ehart. The next reunion is to be heltl the seeontl Snntlay in September ot' the year, 19215. , ' - Oetober 15, the lf'i-eshmen antl Sophomore weiner roast was heltl at llarrison Trail. There were t'onrteen present. Weiners, buns and marshmallows were served, They all reportetl a jolly gooal time. ' Oetober lti, The elnb heltl its first meeting at llreamlantl. A num- ber ot' members attentletl. I The evening' was spent in clam-ing' antl playing' eartls. Refresh- ments were servetl atntl all went home having' hatl a very enjoyable eve- ning. On Thnrstlay and Fritlay nights Mznw-li 25 and Llti, the Senior t'lass with the assistanee of some stntlents from the other elasses gave. a play entitletl Always i11 Trouble. The east. was as follows: Misery Tiltltlll ......................................... 1'anl llaupt tlitleon lllair ......................................... Ratlph Fon-tl Tom Rissle ................................. ....... X 'elmer Ashley Patriek Keller .................. -. ..................... John Evans Samantha Slaule ..................... ,. ..............., lthnlge tw-ow Rosebntl Reese ................ - ......... -4 .,..,..,..,. Alma llartz l':llIla Mtlleeli --7 ...... 4 ......................... ---- Bertha Pugh lIll'2llll 'llllii' ...... L .....................-.---.----- Forrest 'llrewer Llllll Pearl .......................................... Rnth tlortlon The play was a eometly fart-e in three at-is antl tlealt with the trou- bles of Misery Moon, the hootlooetl eoon, with lliram trying to eseape his Page 3 1

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wife, Samantha, the old maid, trying to catch a man, and the tangled state of Rosebud and Tom's affairs, offering the minor plots. Lulu's jazz-time mairriage to l'at, the ceremony performed by Misery, also offers lnuch humor. Zixtruri from zz glfreshmzufs Hlletter Pence, Indiana Sept. 219, 1925 deer unkle and ant: i received your letter and was glad to git it. gitting along line in skool. i have a dandy little bea. his name is forest and he is the pur- fessors sun. i went to attaca last friday nite with him. he is a seenor and everyone is jell-us of me because i got him. it just makes them mad on acc't of they say the freshies are green but it is 11ot sew. well i must close now a11d git my english. yours truly lilianor Armstrong Miss Neva NVorley was married October 15, 1925 to Mr. Velmer Ashley. Reverend Ruth Herndon officiating. A rice shower was given in their honor Thursday evening and Fri- day evening Mr. Ashley passed the treats. 011 December the third the Judyville lligh School gave a box sup- per. The Juniors and Freshmen classes provided a program. This was well attended, the boxes sold well and everyone went away having enjoyed a pleasant evening. On January twenty second the Junior class gave a taffy pull at the home of one of its members, Neva Worley. The cold weather did not keep anyone at home. The taffy was tine and there was much merriment in pulling it. They all left at a late hour having spent an enjoyable evening. .Because of the ill health of her mother Miss Larrabee was forced to resign her position in the lligh School in order to take her mother to a warmer climate. The High School is sorry indeed to lose Miss Larrabee but our best. wishes go with her and we hope for the speedy recovery of her mother. Miss Askren has accepted the position made vacant by the resigna- tion of Miss Larrabee. NVe welcome Miss Askren to our High School and hope she will enjoy the time spent with ns. SENIOR WEEK Reception ..................... - .................... April 23, 1926 Baccalaureate ...................................... April 125, 1926 Farewell Party .................... .- ................ April 26, 1926 Class Day tAfternoonl .............................. April 28, 1926 Commencement tNightJ ............................. April 28, 1926 Page 32