Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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Thursday. 26.-Ruth llerndon peeved-anrfgrouchy. , Monday, 30.-The last day of November, if it wasn't Monday we would be happy. 'live November. December . Tuesday, l.-24 more days until Santa comes. Thursday, 3.-liox supper tonight. Friday, 4.i'l'he box supper was a complete success. Monday, Tr Air. lirewer complimented the Art class this morning. Get- ting better. Tuesday, H.-fe-School closed until Monday ll. Monday, ll.-The semester exams will be held NVednesday and Thurs- day. 7l'uesday. 15.-f-We left the building last night with loads of books and asking hundreds of questions. 'lllllll'Stl2lj', IT.-'Phe forenoon was spent in strenuous work but we had , some fun in the afternoon. Friday, IH.- IDidja tlu.nk? is the question. Monday, 21.-No one can study this week for the thought of Christmas rushing through their minds. 'l'uesda,v, 22.-lleportment being cut because of no studying. Wednesday, 23.-'I'omorrow night's the night. Thursday, 24.-Not much study this forenoon. A program by the grades this afternoon. - January, 1926 Monday, 4.7fal'Iveryboily back to school except Zelpha, who has the small pox. The student body is going to do better this year. Tuesday, 5.-An interesting 11ew class. liconomics, has started. 'Wednesday, ti.-Annual staff meeting to-day. Thursday, 7.MMr. Lefferson's cap disappeared to-day. Friday, 8.-'Seniors discussing the subject of play. I reshmen think that must be a ,game of 'tt.aig. 4 V Tuesday, 12.--More boots, caps and coats to-day because of weather. Ruth absent. XVednesday, 13.--Seniors had pictures taken to-day. 'lllllll'Stltlj'. 21.--Mr. Uarlson visited school. Friday, :Ile alunior taffy pull at Neva's tonight. Tuesday, Bti.-We drew Ilelbel-t's picture in Art class. Thursday, 28.-Mr. lirewer absent to-day because of illness. Friday, 239.-'Phe losing side in the annual campaign entertained the winning side this afternoon with a program and gave them hot-dogs and cocoa to top it all. February, 1926 Tuesday. Llf -Lucille Weaver visited school to iind out how to act when she becomes a Freshie. i 'l'hursda.v, Ii- elfranklin Higgs, visited school, and so did t'oral Pugh. Monday. S.sSeniors practice pla-v. Page 3 5

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Sunday. ll.-An Alumni meeting was held to-day at Rot-kyford, 29 pres- ent, offieers chosen were: Mr. Brewer, ehairmanq Rosanna Johnson, seeretary-treasurer t'eeil Taylor, Mabel Van Leer, and Roy Arehart on the entertainment eommittee. The next meeting will be o11 Sep- tember 12, 1926 at Roeky Ford. Monday, 12, Alfreshman and Sophomore 1-lass meeting. Tuesday, lil.,-.lunior llistory getting interesting. Wednesday, l-l.- -Miss Shipman visited st-hool to-day. Tlllll'Stl,2llj', 15. Freshmen and Sophomore weiner roast to-night. Friday, lti.-Mrs. Simmerman is sit-k to-day, her son is teaehing in her place. Tuesday, 20.---Elllltl, Billy, Paul, Ross. and Florin were a period late to- day noo11, get permission after this. WVednesday, Ill.-Leota and Anita both after Velmer. Thursday, 215.-tlleard in Musie class! Boys and girls you sure ean make a noise. Monday, Iltif-t'on1e along, kids, we need more spirit on Ruth's side for annual campaign. Tuesday, 27.-lflveryone brought rulers today. Wednesday. IIS.--lunior linglish improving. Thursday, 239.-Several loyal .I. Il. S. students seeretly planning to go to Penee to-night. Friday, 30.-The last day of another sehool month. November, 1925 Sunday, lfelloyle Ilamilton, a former -l. II. S. student, and Opal lleek were married today. Monday, 2.MMr. Lefferson has a new suit. Wednesday, 4.---Eleanor is bark to sehool to-day after a eouple days work. Hives will be hives, liotainy elass went to Bob Leak's lwoods for a hike and brought bark all his burrs. Tliursday, 5.-Some of the Junior girls took possession of the fountain last reeess. Friday, ti.-Basket Ball game tonight, f'You goin ? Monday, 9.eHResults of game l4-29 in favor of XVest Lebanon. Wednesday, ll.Htlladis Mt-tlabe visited sehool to-day. lf'rid.ay, lil.-Regan Powell a11d Raoul Smith visited st-hool. Monday, 16.-Yelmer, Joyce, and Glen feel great after that Friday night date. Tuesday, l7.feeA dreary and blue day. A little humorous ineident hap- pened in tlovernment. Thursday, 19.-NVhat is sehool without reeess? Friday, 20.-.Iohnnie Evans sure is a lot of worry to others, espeeially Madge and Alma. Monday, 23.MfSome sleepy Seniors, no doubt of that. Tuesday, 234.-- Hugs, beans and tatters, kids, but 1 could piteh you out the window. Usual Tuesday Art t-lass. XVednesday, 25.---Mr. Brewer: What does laus mean? . Everett: A bug. t,0eeurred i11 Latin elassj Page 34

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Thursday, 11.-Juniors sat on hall steps and learned to quote from The Merchant of Venice. Friday, 12.- Tuesday, 23. XVednesday, Frida y, 26.- lieota furnished the radio program to-day. -Eleanor furnished the music. 24.-More pictures taken for the annual. March, 1926 Monday, l.-Mr. Lefferson sick today. Tuesday, 2.-Neva returns after having the chickel NVQ-dnesday, Wednesdalv, Friday, l2.--- Monday, 15. 3.-alilr. liefferson returned to-day. Miss Larrahee left to-day. Miss Askren takes her place. 1 pox. 10.-Annual staff picture taken to-day. A good program rendered to-day. Junior class meeting. Tuesday, lti.-Seniors still practicing on play. Thursday, 18.-lNot much work done to-day hecause of preparations for the play tonight. Friday, 19.-Play a success last night. Try it again tonight. Tuesday, 23.-Forrest thinks the Mexicans don't belong to the white race. 'I'hursday, 235.-Physical culture a few minutes to-day. Tuesday, 30.-Some seats in the assembly were changed. April, 1926 Thursday, l.-April fool! Friday, 2.-Annual staff meeting. Monday, 5.feel'lenty eggs eaten yesterday. Tuesday. ti.-Latin tests to-day. NVednesdaqv, T.- --Exams are coming. Thursday, 8.-Forrest found a pin in his chair. Friday, 9.-efMonthly tests to-day. Monday, 12.-Juniors practicing on entertainment for Junior-Senior re- ception. lVednesday, Tuesday, 13.-Annual work rushed along. 14.-liasehall game with Attica to-dav. SPORT NOTES In the tirst place -ludyville ll. S. lacks a gymnasium. The team is handicapped hy heing compelled to journey to neighboring towns t'or has- ket hall practice. The enrollment of our high school is not large and there is little choice in selecting a team. Regardless of these disadvantages the basket hall team showed a loy- al spirit and fought hard games when competing with larger and hettei- equipped schools. In the near future we hope Judyville may have a modern gym with adequate facilities for the division of athletics. Only then can Judyville II. S. produce a winning team. Page 36