Fort Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Fort Madison, IA)

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1 he High Svrhunl 511111115 Pubhshed by The l'o1t Mad1son H1 S11 School Tunes ASSOCI l1lOll F1ve Numbers Annually October December February Easter 'md LOl1lHlCHC6l'I1L,Ht Subscrxphon P1 ICL 45 Cents Per Year Smgle LOPICS of Regular Issue 10 Cents Slugle Coples of Com111e11cu111.11t Nulllbbl 25 Cents Entered at the Post Othcc. at Fort M1Ll1SOl1 Iowa 1s Second Class M ul Matter Ehlfllflill -1911111 JOHN JESSUP 10 MARION GASION BESSIE GORDON 10 MARY CASEY 11 HAZEL FOREMAN 10 EMERSON WILKINS 10 MOLLIE CRUIKSHANK 10 HELEN WILLARD 10 WM DELL SCOTT 11 DAISY NELSON 10 mcllldllllill Stat? ROBERT HERRING MARIE SCHAPER 10 VICTOR HURT 11 Qi1'p11rt11rm1 'sinh FLOYD NIGGEMYER RUTH SCHAPER ESTHER BENBOW MARGUERITE HOFFMEISTER Ahnrmxrn Q,'11mm1tt1'1' FRANK M MYERS MARGARET D CUMMINGS I CATHERYNE C COOKE I ILLlllOl' 111 Ch1ef Asmstant Local Assntaut Alumn1 Exchange Lxterary Soc1al Athlct1c Arhst BIISIIILSS Manager ASSlSl2ll1l9 Jl1I11Ol Sophomole Freshman P111 lOIllZ1ll11ZiIl Cha1rman Asnstants There '1re three changes ln the hlgh school faculty 11166111111 th1s year Supermtendent E R Colhns who was w1th 0111311995 us last year has accepted the Cha1r of Psychology 1n the Mmnesota State Normal School 1t Moorhead Although Mr Coll1ns was w1th us but one year he d1d much for the schools of Fort Mad1SOH He maugurated many new POIICICS both 1n the h1gh school and 1n the grades so that the ent1re school system was makmg ood ro ress under h1s adm1n1strat1on He was a leasant man to P P o Q 1 g - ' g 1 1 - 1 1 v - uf T 1 N' N lc ',. . -. , ,. , , K. . K K. Q SN. 1 I K , . 0 5 l 2-Q , 1 . , . Y .... . . , 11 - - . . l . y A ' ' ' 1. , , 1 , , . . . . . V .... ' . . . . . 1 . . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 - - A ' ' ' 1 A 4 ' -1 hw V 10 . . , , g , 4- - A . 1 ' ' - 1 1 , I - , Q 1 . Lv . . . , , ., . . . 1 1 1 A .A 1 g . . . , 7 1 1 1 . - 1 ' V V 6