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

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The Phxlomathein Soclety met on October 7 and the followmg program was QIVCH Musrc Nelhc Corrxgan recxtahon Bess1e Tucker story Helen Weul speech Lomparxson of Tennyson and Brownxng Mary Cxsey deb 1te Resolved fhat Tennyson the poet lnfluenced England more th in D1ckens the novehst afflrmahve Gladys Parker and M1ldred Le uy l'16dilIV6 Marlon Gaston and H1zelRokhar solo Bess1e Tucker essay Tennysons Late K1tt1e Glaha story Marletta Kanefl recxtatlon Marle btemple The whole program was very much appreciated The ard wh1ch the Socmety 1s :vm the gurls was shown by their excellent program A pr ugram COl1SlbtlI1g mostly of selechons for Hallowe en was given on Octobcx '78 lhc Orxgm of Halloween by Gladys Parker and Halloween in Other Countrles by Kxttxe Glaha were humorous and mterestmg The recntatnons of Hazel Wellmgton V1lura Barnes and Esther Beuter sl1ow that our freshman members possess no httle talent The Society was flVO16d w1tl1 ongmal stones by Mane Stempel Han n 1h Rasmussen Lnd Hxllue Upshaw A qualtette consxshng of Bessxe fucker Haael Welhngton Lomse Smxth and Marlon Gaston rendered a most ple Lsm f selectlon Marlon Gaston gave a speech on Medmaev 11 Gmlds and Modern Trusts The questlon Resolved That trusts and monopohes are a pos1t1ve mjury to the country Hnancxally was deb'1ted The Ell:'l:lI'Ill21tlV6 was supported by Mary Casev and Bessxe Tucker the negatrve by Helen Well 'and Manetta Kaneff The R1ley program whnch was gzven on November 11 was especlally lnterestmg Hazel Rokhar gave Ruleys Our KI ld of a Man Marie Dansys renderxng of Old Aunt Mary was espec1ally flne The open program gxven before the Assembly on Thanksglvlng was for the most 1 - a . I l ' ! ' I ' l , , , 1 , 1 L 7? l L., XS w 2-Q-5 If my l 4 0 In ' I r fb J I r'T49',fJ lt. X' I F g , Z V , I . . . , , , A . I i N t. . I . , H 9 Y X 1 ' H V l. , . . , , . . . , , , , ' ' . ' I ! I ! 5 ' 'I E K ' b ' v , . A V tl , . ,, . . . . . , . . . . . . , , , , T K v 1, .i U, . 6 . w . , . 6 g 4 . , r .i . , Q . , , 4 x xl . . .. . , . . 1 v- N ' 1 .. V 4 z - i H - - Y I . L. f. . . , . 1 . ' . 2 ' c , - 2 .' C ' ' Z Z . ' ' . , 1 ' I . i V . . 1 . f . , ' , ' ' . 1 g . ns . I - . I ,xv - u . . - , . . . . , . , U , 1 , , , 1 . .K , 1 K , , r . , .. . U , 4 4 1 1 . , . .l v. Q i - A I , i . . . . -.

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'AY XP Q Q rf T XJ 5 '-'-xXjjLlXl X XX The sophomores enjoyed a Htllowe eu cl rss puty it thc, home Esther Benbow on Monday evenlng October 31 The house wls ap proprmtely decorated ln the hlgll school :nd class colors one room being scarlet and black and another green llll gold Pumpknns were scattered about ln nooks and out of the way corners A delxcxous lunch was served by three junlors and three freshmen The B M Club met at the home of Gladys Plrken on Htllowc en to take advantage of the spxrxts walkmg tbro td on th tt mght and to le trn thelr fates Llgllt refreshments were served The nt uds dep u ted it alate hour glad that there 15 a t1me when one may clearly see he1 future On the evening of November 22 a group of hugh scho ml students Chaperoned by Mlss Byram and Mr Pau Picker dlove to Denmark to attend the declam rtory contest held at the Acvlemy Ihxough thc kxndness of Warden J C Sanders the party were taken 1n hns carxy ill After the contest wh1ch the g1rls thoroudhly enjoyed they were lnvxted to the home of Mrs Goss where a lunch w as served md 1 vexy pleas rut social hour was spent The members of the party wexe Mlss Byram Mr Packer Genevleve Elhott Florence Hopley Esther Benbow Mule Weber Helen Wlllard Martha Benbow Elma Colvlu Irma Huebner Helen Packer Nellle Yound Elonse 'lraverse and M1r1on baston The semor class enterteuned the juniors and members of the he ulty at the Marquette bu1ld1ng Saturday evenxng November 12 at an ID door track meet Among the contests of the evenmg were the com put the needle race and the foot ball game the latte: played by senlor and junmor boys wxth empty egg shells the semor belng vnctorlous After these games dltferent songs were sung and the me nbers of the Glee Club favored the crowd wlth several selectuons Supper was served ln the evenxng by members of the Sen1or class after whxch xmpromptu toasts were glven by Mr Mathews M1 s Byram Ruth Schaper, Helen Packer, V1ctor Hurt, Julna HOf:f.HlC1SlBT Harvey Cregan, and Dell Scott . .. , I I C ,bl FSS f -5-2, . ,5 Zz- 'L M, X 1 , 5 it gun -WM QP 4. M.,-.,,, ,,-,-i-,W-,u,,,m,,,,,, no A at 3' G 'o I XX , 1, C9 7 N ' I gg x L 4, Dj -. . 2 Q Altos, lt f ff N l ll f 0 5 Q I il j jjj ai i ' E' ' T, -sss ' 1 A : I w C' l j 'i A - I 3 0 Kbijffl 1' V li'-I I A l fl 's ,KL ull 1 Alb' l f G fl lf 67x uf y? Sa. V' X X ' , 's W Y .Q Y -1 - -Jil' .- -, ' ' . 1,-Vw Y, N, x 'z-, ,, . , M... , ill U ' 'd l J 'xl l If f f 2 ' 2 ' 2 . , 2 ' 2 ' of ' , ' . ' . 2.' 2 - '2 ' ' 2 2 . 3 '. , , ' ' ' ' , ' 2 t . ' . ' . . ' 2 J 2 ' 2 ' ' ' ' 2 2 1 ' ' 2 .. ' . ' . C ' 2 ' .' 1 ' 2 r ' A - ' s 5- 4 I Y ' ' S1 K 'S 'Tl 2 . ' L 2 ' ' Z . ' 2 L . A 1 ' ' ' ., ' . . , 2 ' ' ' L ' -2 . - . b . . . . L ' I , 2 2 ' .2 - . ' ' , . l , 2 ' 1 Y g 1 ' Y . 1 x I ' bl . S 1 . ,v 1 I I T l 11 ' 'U ' vs Il y-5 I! gg - I . 1 I g . s , ' ' ' , . 2 2 . . 1 7 B ' ' .

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Tllb HIC I1 .SCIIOUL TI 11145 part the work of members ofthe PllllOl11ltllLll1 Soclety Seven ll se lCCt1OHS from outs1de sources were supplemented for the lI'Ogldl1l lhe Boys and Glrls Lrlee Clubs rendered b6lCL,l.lOl15 cspecnlly pleasnn t everyone The only musncal number furnnshed by lnyone not m school was the cornet duet by Messrs Sanders and Stevenson acconnpamcd on the P1 lno by Mxss Pruell nge We hope th tt thxs w1ll not be the only tune that they w1ll favol us w1th then' SplBlld1dl1'lLlblC lhe point deb Llc given by the boys and glrls was one of the best features of the program Although outslde of the Pll1lOll1ltl1L U1 pro runs verv little mltenhon h ts been gxven prevnously to the debatmff everyone feels th tt our school h good talent for that hne of wolk Other mexnbel s of the school who wele on the program alded gre ltly 111 m xklng at a success lhe Deb :te R solved That all lllgll school students should be reqmred to carry two ye u s of some forelgn language xn older to graduate was very tbly d1sCL19S8kl b B83ff1CC Carxoll and Lou1se Smith lHlll'l1'ltlVC Marle Wcluer and Klttll, Glaha negatlve Storles by Gladys Paxker 1nd Mary Clsey wexe splendid Everyone engoyed Nelhe Corrlgan s ess ay on Person ll Tramts and Anecdotes of Rlley We were favored wnth 1 Voc 11 duet by Vxlura Barnes and Hazel Welllngton Bess1e Tucker gave a most lll terestxng paper Cornparlson of Flelcl and Riley Marnetta Kaneffs and June M1llers recxtltlons both poems of Rllcy were well gnven lhc. story of Rlley s hfe was read by Halhe Upshaw lhe progr un closed w1th a plano solo by Beatrlce Carroll 9 45t'g'9 yt, zt,4,dfvI6'l'9ffl! 4 A: , ?7c P W lg? lk +3gl5gx'R:i ra Y' if To Q 1, 5 4- mm I gg , ,ti gg ,jf nb-awk' I A E RQ' ig' 1 f l g I K 47 Z Ifflfllfllg l L 24 A ' I ' f' QQ ', I ' 1 'z . ' 'z 5 - , - ,, a Q A . X Q , . 5 I '. C . 3 o 1 T 3 ' ' I D 'Q ' 2 . z ' ' ' ' s . . . . s - , ., ' ' 1 'z g z J , 4 2 ' 2 J ' ' ' ' D, . 2 as C - . 'c T . ' z ' z ' ' X ' . ' T ' z . C- : ' ' ' ' 2 ' I ' - i Yi I 1 ' Q . 1 t y ' ' . N ' , 2 ' C ' 1 . ' - ' ' 'f , ' . ' ' ' . . 2 . ' . . . , . , .. . . D ' ' , . 1 , 2 . . ,, . , . 2 1 'z . . i I V I B . I . in . . . ,, . , 1 V I N . , . . . . , . A L K ' 5 , 1 , , v , . , . . ,. 1 . . . . . . - . ' ' f rv' 4- -mf -'MT W ---- f',-. .- - - '-- fiv H ' .,,jf,5. -?'7-- , 1 ae.. 5 41-312 A5355 77 . . gall ,, .f.,,. V Hs 'Q if ,,,,, ,N , ' D T . 1 s Fi, '- gi, 'U x5j5,,JQ Us ,. L f'?f'- A .I bu , If .4':., ,Q 'lily l n,- ,gat .1 -F' ' rw-.,,,,.t. 'f 2.4! i.. 1 ' I-S ,-1 v ,122 -. f-- is ' ,. .' it ' 2 MJF' H12 -,435 'g4'.'11. 'k 57 :' mv T 5 4 593- - 'if?L'f- . - W 'U 5 l' 'E ' Qi' Effiu-1 ? '. l l 1 - of Q ct: 5' JY fs . ' 43 i4 -,gf 1f,,,'1'g'ybj-,Q W, . -1 1 V-1 , es f l-Q 4 , . -I., 1, -H., -' ,, 3 . - ' If-' 'j 1- mf:-V' 6725 in. A X lx, , .N Qu, ts,- al' -4-'f'5,:H'l.7i 's5! 4 H W A 1 F5 T1 Nl Y 1 psf : , -, 91-gi'-,,'e'2-J: an ll, 1 l ,, ,' . ,' . 1 - ' ll. h' xyggiv-.I-2.53,-LA J -1 ' I ' ' ' Nl 'I ' Q. ai. l -. -4. A. W-A :rl ,I N 5 A fy . ,1 ,--, -H' T-Ck lui' gr,w.1. 1 T l T . T Q :qi Q ,. r i1:o,?g.,,f- 1 , l 1 t , Q3-gy .A -rv 'F .4 ' ' - ' f x I ll ,. -. li ,A-ajrg. r .-., .La , .N f I . .J I. , lb. I- lt im.. E 1 V VM' H ,HA-M' . M lf' . ' 5 K fx ffs sz- s X . lv .f - s - 1-sf , x .-Yll N71 I. , ' Nw . f- so , ' Q A Il. ' ,,.r..,q W- 4 is X J V XX gg ,NYU 1 I I I5 iff 5 X . N' 1, gk is , ' W' - ., .J J - t ' L, .. 5 ' fb T f4,S,,,,, 4-'J