Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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LACON HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL

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L Well, Once-upon-a-time there was a hungry lion that chased a mouse for hreak- fast. Leo plunged and growled and shook the earth with mighty wallops from his paws on the spots where the mouse crouched just a moment before. Breakfast time had passed and the sun was approaching its zenith. Leo therefore decided he would partake of the mouse for luncheon. All afternoon the lion and the mouse matched wits. And then the lion allowed he would dine off the mouse for supper. After dark the lion laid down his weary lmoncs to rest. The happy little mouse crept into the lionls ear and xvhispered- You'i'e still It. There's a moral to almost every fable. There is to this one. The lion's inten- tions werc misunderstood. This blundering is not confined to fables or animals. Too frequently the purpose of school annuals is obscure. VVe trust our intentions will not lie misunderstood. VVe have aimed not only to leave this little volume as a memorial to our dear L. H. S. but we have en- deavored to compile information of a nature interesting to all Lacon people, and finally to produce a book which the patrons of the school can point out as evidence of the progressiveness of our -schools. If you misunderstand us- You're still It. J