Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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m is 1 ju 3, 75? Qtbletics .ludyville High School being handicapped by not having a gymnasium does not have any sports but baseball. The patrons have not yet become aware of the necessity of a gymnasium, but we are hoping that in the- near future one will be built. September 27 was .ludyvilles First game of baseball. XYe played XYil' liamsport High School on the home Field. t The game was called at four c-'clock. Aludyville had the edge on XYil- i liamsport. 3 to 1, at four and one-half innings but it began to rain and the game was called. At that time it looked as if .Iudyville was going to win, not an error had been made by our team and they were hitting the ball fast and often. A very large crowd supported the team, but went home disap- pointed on account of the rain. Un October 4 the team journeyed to lYiliamsport for the second and last game of the year. The game was very exciting until the last of thc seventh. when a few errors were made, and very soon XYilliamsport had crossed the plate tive times. which resulted in a 10 to 5 score. Line-up' Catcher Pitcher ,,,.. First Base ,.... Second Base Third Base.. Short Stoph. Right Field ..,r., Center Field .,i.,i, Left Field ...... Utility ...r.. .,.,.Gene Renville .,.Elmo Francis ...,....Billy Davis Everett Lappin Desmond Abel .......Cecil Abel ...,,.,,Floyd Ford Carlton Penick .,,,..Howard Horn .,Dean Stewart is a ik-gnc jQji Page for ty-six

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.Q-29' f THE JARGON Q Kiwi ,. Q W. l l l sl, '12 . ppp' - v v- ' Q 'Eu 98 Jfaremell tu lass uf '28 Often in the evening, l sit and think and sigh, Hf the clay that is to come, Xlfhen we will say goocl-lnye. l think of goocl times ive have haul, Uf smiles and laughs anrl tearsg l hope that each remembers, The joys of these short years. AX time yvill come when eyes grow elim, And thoughts will often stray Hack ll'Cl' the roarl of youth's highways To that safl parting rlay. The time is near to say fztrexvell, To you who graduate: Tho' our hearts are sacl, xve're very proud Of the Class of '29 Di vrthu Cflnieron, 'Sl -X' 'I' 'P Elise our Inav XYake up. young man, and use vour henrl, Asleep, you might as well he cleacl. - ff kt school you learn of this anrl thztt, I But what counts most is '1ICZlIlW your hat. Your teachers tell you xvhzit is true But you must think it through :tml through. In hooks you learn what xvise men know, But you must see just vvhy it's so. No other one can think for vm-u, Nor yet for you can he or rlo. It's line for you to knoyv the truth. But you must strive to he the truth. .Q B Q 633 o Q Page forty-ezght