Judyville High School - Jargon Yearbook (Judyville, IN)

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'55 0 0 .. 0' 2, 'X'-'P L' is Qc WD C6 QBur Slanitnr Have patience, friend, and read these lines clear tlnuugli, And in them I will try In intrnduee to yuu i Une nf the hest old scnuts who ever struck the placeg i ' Urine up sume time and meet him face to face. llis juli may he called humhle, hy many, 'tis true: Nevertheless he is a friend tu me and to you. i lle fills a ptist that calls fur vigilance and work, T .Xnd frmn his duties none ever knew him to shirk, The tasks he must do are nut always pleasant, we know- The Fire takes luts uf attentiun when wintry hlasts hlnwg The thaws and rains result in mud on careless feet, Hut each mnrning finds l:lutn's spotless and everything neat. XYhat with watching the clock and ringing the hell, .Xntl nther eliures sw numeruus l never cnuld tell: There is nn time fur lnafing fur this liusy gent, .Xncl frnm early murn 'til twilight his time is well spent. Now clon't try tu guess whe this paragun is- If you du we may tell you 'tis none of your biz. X llis namesake was Daniel of l.iuns' Den l7anie - .Xnrl Mr. .'xl'1l1Stl'Ullg' we call him, fur that is his name. Su here's tt, nur janitor ever alert XYith his dust rag going after the dirt. ll it wasn't for him and his pleasant smile, Our school days at ,ludyville wuuld he hardly worth while. So speak to him kindly and give him your hand- Nu hetter school, no hetter janitor, tlnmughout the hroad land. Q Sylvia N. Crow, '3O. it if Q I Faye fifty-two

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755 f-'rye on Q '? L: d M4 U . 1 K' A . . , -- lfgax YFQIE JARGON Q -, K ...wgfgia J . ve? no UNM lla X 0 J' GE Q W Q 3Iuniur's jllilehitatiu 5 Q lYe're not getting richer in the sense of mintecl gulclg llut our minds are getting richer with the l'illUXVlCflg'C that they hulcl. lfur the joy of learning rleepenm with the passing uf the years: N Su we'll wait till we are nlcler lmefnre we start shefltling tears. Uh, we'll have nur share ul-U'lrl1lJlt', we shall sip life! hitter cup. 1 lint we'll he fillecl with knuwlerlge, i fur we are gruvving up. XYe're nut flune with yuutliful pleasures but we turn tu nther thingy There is smnething to he watcherl fur ' and there's smnething' just ahearlf .Xml we would rather seek for it than to think of lieing lecl. There are new things we have learnefl ancl clilterent things we like tu flu, And we final a thrill in living in a world that'5 ever new. livelyn litcliismi, 29. 'I' 'I' 'I' I think that l shall never see A thing as hateful as Geometry. lYith chords anfl arcs all clay l wrangle. Until at night l'in in a tangle. l .Xngles liisectefl, elwrrls inserilmefl, 'Til my ruler anfl euinpass are wrely triefl. Finding the values of X or H. ls all we do in tjeoinetry. Upon whose head a curse is lain, By students, often and again. ti N? , U Q3 But I m not the First nor last to lie, uf' A nervous wreck over Geometry. ' M P 0 kD Xi .1 K' . . Page fifty-one Ge'

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'wi . 0' 'Q 'Xt-1' U' ad -Qygsx F 'THE JARGUN -, S a J 0 Lib 0, Ill f ' Q QD M9 f.. HDD Une day at mimi, lmeing in a melancholy state ul' mind, I wandered intn the lilnrary to seek cunsulatinn. Ilaring searched tlirwugh the many dust cm'- N ered vulumes, I fnund une with the name Yictnr Ilugu inscrilwed un the sur- face. Nut that the name was familiar lint lrecause it appealef and was snnn scanning the pages. I I tn me l npened It was first read for lack nf a lietter, Init each leaf lmnre new treasures, I and mv interest kindled. .Xware ul- lieing led intn an ancient, crumliling W su 'llCtl1l'C. I laegan tn gaze in astunishment at the antiquities. which In me were a nurelty. Frmnn i'umn Inv rmnn he led me, puinting nut this and prais- ing that. .Xt last fear Hed and my keen scrutiny mingled with his in a cnncentrated study. Up racky stairs, thrnugh eerie rnfnns we traveled, until mx' lmdily energy was sn cumpletely alrsnrhed in wwnder that I was hirced tu linld un fan' Stlppuft. 1 .Xll this while he chanted wnrds which came like music sn charming and wunderful as tu place me in an intuxicating state of admiratiii ll. Seeing that the iinpressinn was made he suddenly npened a massive . 1 , irnn alum' and emerged intu the street. .Xlthough I accumpmiel lnm mx th nughts and soul still ruamed thrnugh the interim' uf the nld tintliic strucs ture. Ile teased and joked as we cuntinned, 'til my mind was again my uwn. XYhen an ehli in the tide uf scurrying pedestrians was reached, I was intru- duced tn men ideal and exceptional in mural and mental alwilities. Stain again my strength seeped in admiring these new wonders as I stumlvled alnng. Then without the least warning the pages instantly ceased and I dug fiercely at the hack fur inure uf the stnry. lYhen finally I had mastered nn inlirniity, I ruse and luwked arnund. Day was waning and already lights were Hickering in distant windnws. The afternnnn was spent. hut it had ' purchased a usurper of leisure hunrs. Une whn cn uld with the str.-ke nl a pen, transfurm us intu a lifelike character uf his uwn makeupg while serving U' b Hn Und literature. e arts in sn tasty a plate as tn win lmnth faith and cnnhdenct in the held ul iecil Xl DL' l '78 4 O 159 If N' Page fifty-flzref