Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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Then Anna too, so frivolous And giggling all the time, Somehow this dear and jolly girl Inspires my muse to rhyme. Then Edith comes with tender words, My heart shetll quite ensnare, , Yet When it comes to courting her, I really do not dare. Then Gladys seems to be the one I For whom I,Ve looked So long; And if she tried so very hard, Could have me for a song. And then therets Thelma, fair and sweet; With cheeks 0f glowing pink; A graduate hath captured her, 111 get her, I dontt think. And so it goes throughout the list Of pretty girls I know, But as I really cantt decide, N0 preftrence can I show. +H.L.T. arm 1 3:'. f ha . hhgi e5 . 11L 'dgh .C'K dtz-I' .' ' I i 4 1:13;... h ' 44,3 , .2 !u;2q :9: U??? h ?squ h I 3353' t . Izzykge .5! fit .4 e , -hsk 0:991! 4 h :h 21:1 e m;5 M; 91 , nil 3'! :11 Li'fnkth tau 2: t ' - i 225-: .Tgfudt'cim ' t 47. t'W'p, wafdlta m 3.44 m u 2 353,3 mad. u! z nub: g9: :84 M :5: otmyah wt Ed 373:1:651: :t'e 21'1 m5: 5 21-2-3. kit. u ?:m u gm ,9; 1:30.12 :3: hm: :4 2.: gr. Ribs trauma 2.5: utsn .mc . 31.4 .1 .. .. x. . ,whw 1. 4'1,- 4'k :4: 4i r7'1'12350'.:h Qh It 3'. we: :tztum :: m: Lg: 3 9 ha inc :h k951i ari h. w! e JM mks :Mkr! i re 95w: 3?! 11:22:23 burrs ha I ': 11:..th 58 ! hr r: 1 :1th m mmc 3.,- 9, , ;M 1 N t - i t mtthagrh ?.d- ! 3 w , .a g 't'ilfce. :5 6 suhaunud put :33. u. fl 2.?st 1:! W ' whim i3; yxh htgh h. am! :i h min: bhgh! g h ' 'MM 5 h , Pins ham 9; u, , x

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3r Q Li : 1!!- 3 V1.17 :21? :11: I73: '3 U31 ! . u. 'Lilyrtml The girls I know are all sweet, I really cannot choose The one for whom Ild break my heart And wear out all my shoes. Therels Bertha now, so tall and dark, On her I simply dote, For with her dimples and her smiles She simply gets my goat. , But then therels Ruth, that dark eyed lass, With lips of cherry red, When from her side I sadly stray, My heartls a pound of lead. And next comes Katie, young and fair, With eyes of dancing brown, Sometimes I think that she is quite The sweetest girl in town. And then therels Gertrude with her smiles And silvery rippling laugh; Wheneler she frowns my heart doth seem To all but break in half. And next comes Helen, nicest girl That eler to high school came, Yet when I calmly think it o,er, Ild hate to change her name. Then Sophia, calm and sober lass, So quiet, self contained; Somehow, wheneler of her I think, I feel Ilm scatter brained. 105

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why i312: ' Within our school I came upon an annual,- The skill and faults of some departed editor, An aged scrap of literature in our school, The memento of a student Who did his work. And just for this he strove, throughout his coure to Win, A slave to each and every High School enterpriSe. And all for this he gave his sturdy brawn and brain, And worked and fought for this, until he reached,-The End. And since it fell to my lot, next to inherit, The time faded works of a noble graduate, To be cursed by the students or be praised, While to the world it matters only a little, For death,-not life, is manis greatest and surest judgel But is it important for him to be famous, For When he has trodden the weary paths of life, In pursuit of high ambition, he meetswalas, The End. When wooing beauty shows along a school boys way, He who follows it not but keeps his eye lowered, - Averted from the bustle of society. And he who seeks instead for more studious praise, And scorges himself because his weekness he feels. Why should he not be an honor to all his school? Why should his name be not an everlasting name? Acquaintance, changes to forgotten absence at The End. And thus self haunted but alas,eno not alone, I close my eyes to all the worthless idleness, And struggle With high hope and with concentration. By lights burning bright, eviin passes into morn, To send to the press from the very best of pens, This annual Junco-Ed of J. C. H. S. All this you have sacrified to read,eand alas, Is it not worthy of the waste basket-this is The End. eEditor, 13. 107