Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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19 jargon 27 It was the day of the trial. The little court house was full of eager people. On the witness stand was Michie, alone, silent, in deep thought. Sadder than he had been since the death of his mother, his mother. Yes he remembered her Words. How hard it would be to forsake them. But how much more would it be to lose everything he had on earth. He knew he could save Alice by saying her Uncle had died of heart trouble and in falling had hurt his head. But for the dishonor, the sin of lying, he could not bear it. The Judge pounded his desk for silence and ordered the lone Witness to stand. Were you or were you not, present at Mr. Terry's death ? I Was, forcedly. Did the accused strike him ? Like a bullet it went to the heart of Michie. His mouth was dry and he could not speak. I'll just give you one minute to answer, the Judge pounded. Again those elements of death and life went through his brain. Should he with one word tear down his honor and truth which lay in the heart of everyone present, on which he had been working ever since he had come to Thieste, the love of his mother, or would he lie and save his love, all he had on earth to live for. If he said yes not only she would die, but he too would die, with heart-break. Only five more seconds and he would be doomed on either answer. So once more he weighed the two sides, and again did they balance. So taking a coin from his pocket he held it up, as if to drop it. If heads came up it would mean his Alice would die, if tails, then he would lie. So gently he pressed it to his lips, kissed it and let it fall. He dared not open his eyes. But when finally he mustered courage to do so, he saw that heads were up. In a haze he heard the judge pound the table and as he looked up into the smiling face of Alice, and said yes, he sank to the floor with visions of Alice's tear strained face, he knew that for once truth had played him false. fig 7 l .ll gg, Y- NX f .:' I XX, g A f ess, Even though the steak be tough you can always stick your fork in the gravy Page forty-one

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ge I As F Siargnn 27 Baseball Qlleam Back Row-Weaver, L. F., D. Davis, C. F., Step- henson, Coach, Muse, sub., Ford, sub. Front Row-Hensley, 3rd B., Lappin, 2nd, B., Arehart C., Francis P. B., Davis lst. B. The Judyville High School baseball team op- ened the season by journeying to Williamsport on Wednesday afternoon, September 28 and played a very hard game, taking the larger end of the score. The two teams battled through rain and mud until dark. The final score was 5 to 4 in fa- vor of J. H. S. The baseball team played their second game with Williamsport High School Tuesday, October 5. The diamond was very muddy and slick which was one reason for defeat as neither team could play to the advantage. The Judyville boys bat- tled until dark to give up to the defeat of 9 to 1 in five innings. It seems that the team will be in good shape when the season opens this Spring. If Judyville League team can win so easily Why will anyone doubt the High School when both come from a neighborhood of good Baseball players. Dean puts on a bathing suit when he goes in ll pool room. Page forty-three