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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL TIMES EARL HAMILTON .Ln KITTIE GLAHA LEAH DAVIS HAROLD PARK ewiirer 09 10 10 11 ll 1 Basket Ball '09 10, Alice in Foot Ball '10 11, and 12 Bas et at Muskegan Mich 'Innes Staff 13 Urchestra'09 10 12 13 'lin s Wonderland lctetlcboculi '12 13 B111 Llass 'leam 09 and 10 First Ass't Business Mgr '12 13 flee btaff l1'1l 'U 13 Philonmthean Class Play Sylua Imam 11 and 12 bleu Llub 09 10 Society, 10 11 WIad1son1nnSoc1ety Pros 6 lass 11 '12 '1nnLs ' Staff 1 12' 13 Pies Colopliomon Soc1ety'12 Freshman and Qophmnore Xears Olub 11 '12 Zetetic Society 12 '13 ' Llass Play bVISl3 HELEN KISTLER Class Honors'Colophonian Society '12-'18' Class Play ' Sylviu. WALTER KIEL Times staff 12-'13' 'Alice in Wonderland: Composed Music Class Song' Colophonian Society 12-13' Llass Play Sylvia. IRENE CLANCY Glee Club 10- 11' Zetetic Society 12-' .

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WCMEN IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS KAIHI- RINI1 EGGLPSTON Rom-RTS VALhD1cToR1AN HE real work 1D publlc affalrs done by women of the present day Blume. though scarcely reallzed IS be g1nn1ng to be much apprec1ated R Judgxng from cartoons and news paper artlcles one m1ght eas1ly xmagme that the present socxal and economlc actxv1ty of woman IS an IHDOVHIIOD But lookmng back about sxx thousand years who fxgured more prom1nently mn the affalrs ofthe day than Mother Eve? You dont hear half as much about Adam A true descendant of Eve was Hypatla the famous Greek phxlosopher and lecturer of the fourth century about whom gathered students from all parts of the East and whose mfluence was so great 1n mould1ng pubhc OPIDIOD that she aroused the jealousy and opposltxon of Cyr1l of Alexandr1a who at length caused her to be murdered In 1429 It was the mxlltary gemus of a mere g1rl .Ioan of Arc spurred on by an 1ntense patrlotmsm that saved France from rum Turn to England that country never had greater prosper1ty than under the re1gn of the brzl llant and capable ueen Ehzabeth a woman who re l1ed entlrely upon her own knowledge of pubhc affa1rs and condxtrons Under Marma Theresa agrlculture manufactures and commerce of Austr1a flourxshed HUAHCIHI reforms were made the natlonal revenue greatly mcreased the burdens of her subjects d1m1n1shed and by treat1es and al11ances much valuable land was added to Austr1as dom1n1ons As a po11t1cxan reformer and promotor of educatlon Catherme II of Russza was pre emment It IS still w1th1n the memory of lmvlng men how the noble work of Florence N1ght1ngale lessened the horrors of the Cr1mean war and la1d the foundatlon of that great charlty the Red Cross Assoc1at1on The C3p3b1l1t16S of the present day woman are excellently exemphfied 1n Jane Addams Aroused from a per1od of absorpt1on and theorxzlng Mlss Addams and her fr1end Mxss Starr began to search for a su1table place 1n Chlcago where they m1ght try the 5, g y , K - 1 gtfngoyiggcq . . E . . .