Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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wi. N Q' Y 'NEW D Ad :KJ ' jr 1,291 if J G2 wiv' f ce i Qerunr Glass oem 'Twas the year of twenty-four, Fifteen green freshies stood at the door. lVondering what there was withing lYaiting as if for the trial to begin. At last we settled down to fate. p Determined to try at any rate. The year ended and we were still aliveg Thus we became Sophomores of twenty-five. Nineteen twenty-five arrived at last, And we returned quite a different class, For now we are minus four l Of the worthy members of the year before. Latin and Geometry puzzled us. And some of us raised an awful fussy But we finally got out of our awful mix, For we were become Juniors in twenty-six. lYhen we were -luniors we had nothing to fear, For Mrs. Shand was such a dear. Soon our number fell to nine, For Ralph left at Christmas time. Caesar was an awful trial, It wrecked our brains for quite a while. But after exams we seemed in Heaveng For we were Seniors for twenty-seven, The year of twenty-seven would have been swell, But, Mhludyville or lVilliamsport was the yell. Iudyville won out at any cost, And only Delbert D. was lost. To our gain came Rachel fair, i She and Leota make a handsome pair. 'V Cecil in class takes the lead. And cannot be excelled for wit and speed. Elmo and Billy in their seats love to sprawl. They are not bad, just mischievous is all. Fairie is rather shy. I fear, But she is not so backward if Everett is near. The school will miss a girl tall and fair, For it wouldn't seem like I. H. S. without Anita there. A Now you've heard our story from early to late: lVe are the dignified Seniors of '28, Dora Hurley '2S. Q 4 561 ef llf G fx, Qv Q Q Page twenty-s ix 01