Shull Junior High School - Shullton Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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eight Miss Kuebler's kept busy More books being read My press club's doing splendid, Miss Garis then said. My scholars are better At keeping the pitch And I'm proud of our band, Said Herr Yurkewitch. And never have they Shown the least defiance Mr. Rider announced, While studying Science. Miss Mata then arose To give her toast, I think of all subjects They like Geography most.' With this Miss Thomason Was on her feet, My dear English pupils Cannot be beat. When it comes to brains, Said Mr. Bertrand lt takes my classes To make the man. When all work together In such unison, Miss Lippey was saying. My work is real fun. 'Tis fine, said Mr. Stecker, We've accomplished big things And we will all feel sad The SI1uIH'on When the school bells cease to ring. But now let me add A toast to you all A group of staunch teachers Some tiny, some tall. So let's Cat and be merry And for always be true, To Shull Junior High And the Red and Blue.

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The Shullion A Toasi' fo Our Faculty Betty Apgar, 9 - l I had a dream The other night, And what I dreamed I'd like to Write. A table large Was neatly spread, And Mr. Stecker At its head. And on the table A tempting fowl, Carefully prepared. By Misses Piefer and Po vell Now ere We partake Of this bounteous repast You shall each give a toast To your outgoing class. as 'Tis fine, said Herr Uhler, There's much could be said, But time won't permit, For history's so dead. Miss Clark nods her head. My class is doing better,' And so is their health. Asserts our Miss Yetter. 9 41 My art shows improvement, Miss Smith's pupils were wiser And Math's coming fine, Agreed Misses Uhler and Reiser. 41 Miss Cummings and Mr. Everitt On the health point were bearing. It's improved like my projects, Suggests Mr. Merring. AA u My Latin comes easier To tell you the truth And English the same, Confessed Miss Ruth. SEUBU

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The Shull'l'on EDITORIAL A Backward Glance Robert Howard, 9-l ' We all know that if we are successful, We spend only twelve years of our life in school. This is a comparatively short time in relation to the many years we are out making our way in the world. Just ten months ago we, the ninth grade class, were at the beginning of our last year at Shull Junior High School. Many incidents have occurred which will leave a permanent im- pression upon our minds. In September, 1934, we began with a bang by organiz- ing a strong football team, and after Christmas, a first-class bas- ketball team. The spirit of the Shullites came to the surface then, for all the games were well attended, and after all, cooper- ation is the main factor in the success of anything, great and small. Shortly after the first of the year, work began on the an- nual operetta, the bright spot of the whole year of outstanding achievements. Our operetta was, as you all know, entitled The Toreadorsf' There were, of course, many smaller functions which commanded just as much interest, but which did not re- quire so many participants. Now the time has come for us, the ninth grade class, to say goodbye to Shull. Our journey to Easton High School sig- nifies much more than a mere change of scenery. It is the be- ginning of a trail which leads to the finer and higher thing?s of life. You who remain in Shull have much to look forward to in future years, and we wish you the greatest success in every- thing Which you attempt. So, it is with deepest regret that we bid farewell to Shull, and its faculty who have be-en so helpful to us in our stay here. ln Memoriam IT WAS WITH DEEPEST REGRET THAT WE LEARNED OF THE DEATH OP IRENE LOUISE HAHN, A POPULAR STUDENT OF SECTION 8-3. WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY. H1172