University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Stntlvnt ll'ill'll4'I'h enjoy 4-offee as they observe the morning artiv lllmu-nl to share some of the 4'oll'4-e. Stuart Nlitellilel' :tml rlliblll llarton sllalretl the- tlirertion of the llniversity Rzulio Shim. Giving a llI'0iIlll'2lFl are Stuart., Herb Smith, W'l l'Y anal Wlflll :mnounw-r: Marvin Alisky. assistant professor Ill Rzuliog He-len Topolgus and llarlmra Craig. Page fourteen . 'TUIIIINT FUN ADD -1 s. . 'i f ities of the lluhlieations Offire. Stuclenls also are Student teachers help make up the varied program at U-School. It is sometimes hartl to acljust to a new style of teaching for a short time. But we feel that we are not only giving these college students a ehanee for that llllIl'll neetlefl ex- perienee, hut we are also enriching ourselves in the knowlerlge of get- ting along with people of all races, eolors, aml ereells. We realize that now will have a great how the lioys and girls will he taught, and we help. our behavior influence on of tomorrow are eager to

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0F WOBKING THE PUZZLE . . . The royal Coronation, otherwise known as the crowning of the King and Queen of the ,lunior Carnival, originated in the spring of l950. Since then it has been an annual affair. Ahout l0 oiclock the night of the Carnival, the King and Queen, wllo have heen elected hy votc during, and the week preceding the Carnival. arc crowned. They are crowned hy the King and Queen of the previous yearls Car- nival. This is a very beautiful and spectacular sight and one that is looked forward to. Life in the halls at U-School is hectic, espe- cially during the five-minute hreak he- lwecn classes. Students rush to and fro. Every- one seclns to have five minutes to do some- thing that takes ten. in 'QW L .::5Hg5Seg 3 -gli i' Margie Rash and Dick Anderson reign as the 1953 .lunior Carnival Queen and King. After school there is always a mad rush to get books needed for study that night. At the right is the Coronation Court of last year. The coronation is always one of the most beautiful and colorful parts of the .lunior Carnival. Page thirteen

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T0 TIIE COMPLETION . . . X I j M27 51561 . , . M W, j j ,thx K Judy Stephens tells a good joke to Jerry Van Dyke, Leona Wallace, Helen Topolgus, Bob Stone, ,lane Cook, and Bob Edwards at il party after a formal dance. Dan McVicker seems to have heard it before because the photographer has captured his attention. The P-TA gave a supper for each class before each monthly meeting. The classes gave skits and information about their class 'minimis 'lim these mpperb' Students have fun at U-School. It makes no difference where they are or what they are doingg they always enjoy themselves. Parties and get- togethers are only a few ways in which they do. The more the mer- rier holds true here, too. Wllen a group gathers, you can be sure that there will he songs as well as cutting up. A puzzle is far from complete without fun. All the pieces in our puzzle include fun. Sports, dramat- ies, music, and classes as well as parties involve enjoyment. By hav- ing fun, we learn much more than just the subjects taught in hooks. We learn how to get along with people, a quality which will help us both now and in the future. Page fifteen