Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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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

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Clukxzs CAN YOU IMAGINE Forrest li.-without his laugh. Lowell ll.-being good in elass. Juanita ll.-being a modern tlapper. Eleanor A.-without Forrest. Neva W.-a little girl. Dora ll.-without red hair. Mary Metl.-without a hook. Lorene ll.-without Florin. Ross Metl.-without. his eow hoy hat. Alma ll.-without eurls. Ruth tl.-without powder. Velmer A.-with Vivian. Billy D.-lneingg good in the assembly. .A degree is at little registered numlrer in a glass tube filled with mereury that goes up and down and tells whether the weather is hot or eold.-A hrigllt Sophomore. llfl. LJ Miss Larrahee: ttliilly how old was t'harles Ilarnay when the story Closed ? Billy D.: ttllet me see-he was two years old when he was horn. Miss Lalrrahee: lln English elassl Ceeil, what. is a rebate? t'eeil: A rehate is when you go fishing and you bait your hook throw it in tho water the worm is lost then you draw the hook aml re-lvait it. Everett L.: l have an idea. Miss Larrahee: lie good to it, it is in a strange plaee. Mr. Lefferson: lln Algelu-a elassl Iileanors-You expand now please. tMr. Brewer, tiaalnslating Latinl: Many of the soldiers erossed the river by means of raft and many by fords. Or-er-er l mean by means of fording: l'rof. Brewer: 'tWhere were you last Night? Forrest li.: Oh, just out riding with some boys. Prof. Brewer: Well, tell them not. to leave their powder puffs in the ear after this. Mr. llrewer: Miss Eleanor I think that you have heen keeping very had eompany of late? XVho is he? Eleanor A.: Your son. Page 38