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

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IHE, HIGH SLHOOL TIMILS One d unsel fur I most for ot The hrst on deck when there s work to be A tllllln xt would not p IX to do done For Edn 1 s lub enough IOt1lIlS1l Me mf she only chose to Of lnyselfl sh 111 swy ind let 111 else p iss Now fox the presldent of bold md Lneen I un not the poet of the cl Lss But h we wrxttcn these few hncs by ICQLICSI Phe very best le tder you ve CVC1 seen Of the Senxor C1 iss who thou fht lt best The hlst III p16lSLlIS the hxst in fun A The Last W11l of the Class of 1913 Ll nsucw FURKLNK Srmx- or Imm Ll-11 LOL Nur Know all men by these presents that we the members of the Semor Clxss of 1913 of the Fort Madxson H1 11 School be1n of llwful ade and sound of mxnd and memory do m xke pubhsh and declare thls mstrument to be our 11st w1l1 and testament as follows We do g1V6 ClCV1SC and bequeath to the fol lowmg persons all property of whatsoever kxnd and descr1pt1on gwmg to them an absolute tltle xn fee slmple thereto To the .Tumor class as our successors we leave the greater part of our possesslons and 1nterests to w1t Fnst lwenty hvc of the most restless se1ts ID H1011 School Second Our places as cluef officers on the st1tf of the Hxgh School Tunes Thlrd Out studlous 11 Lblts md our helpful notebooks 'accumulated duxxng thxs ye tr Fourth Our champlon footb 111 team 11so our excellence ln 111 branches of athletlcs Flfth Our dramatlc and Hll15lCl1 d.b111t16b so they can produce 1 Sernor play next year Slxth Last but not least we leave to the .Tumors our superlor scholarslnp and our excellent behavxor To the Freshmen we w1ll our mus1c box and 1 few more toys wlth whxch to play unt1l they w1l1 be 26 fa - .a N, X , , d , I , ,, , 4 . g b , . , 6 cl . . if D 'Z. ' s , , ' . , . , , , . , . ,.s , X . I . , . . I .4 ,L 4 t 1 ,, . , , , 2 lffl ' - 2 ' 1 . . 2 s , - ,- - s , , . . Y E- I , s 1 . 4 1 4 1 w . . . 1 . . . I. . . . - - ., 1 . 4. . .X '... -' , . . in . . , . 1 . N 55. .- , .. . ., , 1. B - : K X X, L I S l C v 1 ' g ' . . ' , , ' , . S 'X I 1 e . 1 . K vi ' , fi 1 5 .- - , 6 5 6 ,L c . L . f - L 1 - f : 2 ' :. C. 4 C '- x L S I A IZ n L . . ' - f- v v v . c , ' q 2

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'IHL HIGH SLHOOL IIMES W1ll111xtolu1gl1 1nd IC zdy to Sllllle No matter how deep 111 Ruths p 1th troubles Pl C Oh yes tl1e11 there s Lew ind wl1 lt sl1 ill I tell Ol tl11s brwe cl1 xp whom LII l1ke so well He s not vuy ltrge but we xe pzoud to sly Mme th lll once 111 1 ball game I1e s won us tI1e d ly Unk of I1 III 1nd evcs IS sl1e Iexes eel sp ukhn oer Wlfll glee Knowms WIICII to speak and when to be st1ll Mllllel s WOI1 lI1lI1yI!IlCI1dS md mlways w1ll H trold Masdcn deems It WISE Io scratch IIIS head when e er he tr1es O11 my d1flfICL1lt problem to thlnk We bel1eve tll1S IS wl1 lt has made l11s h ur k1nk Of tl1e lasses 111 our cl :ss lv1 IS 111CllI18d toward curls O11 sun11y d lys they CI lI'l1p l1ke sprmgs But alas' when It rams they hang l1ke strmgs Alas and alack there s one I fear Well not have w1tl1 us by the end ofthe year Howard we know loves tl1e Jumor class So we wont be surpr1sed 1f he doesnt pass We have a 11a1d by the I1 une ol K1tt1e Who 19 qu1te cl11rn11ng5 1nd llldtbfl wczy pxctty She plays 1 VIOIID 111 1 manner we I6 told Wl11cI1 qulte surp1sses111us1t1111s ol old Lhtter cl xttel what s tl1e 111 ltter' Geltrude Welch 15 txlkmg yet Oh 111y de 11 l1ow I fe lr To stop some d 15 youll fornet lhey say qmck ten1pe1 tccoxnp 1n1es red I1 ur And the two we know Ill zke 1 1 1tl1er hot pa1r But Luc1le one 111e111ber Wltll led l1a1r blessed ls of a te111per not possessed l11 our 1111dst a Rose bud Orew And qu1etly ope11ed out to v1ew A qmet n1odestt11111d flower Sheddmg sunslnne evezx hour u1et but qmte fond of dxess l1ene most xlways has the best But sl1e s not proud were glad to tell Altho sl1e dlesses .lust real swell TIS very seldom tl1at you find A boy wl1o IS at all II1Clll'I6d To hurt l1lll'1SCIf by studymg 111uch However Charles IS 0118 of such 0' Z g 2 .2 . ' . - .. ., I I - 1 1 ' 2 f . I , 2 2 . 2 2 2 I- , , s V V ' s , - L V 1 Q 1 s 1 , . . '1 . ' I- ,.7 , I k 1 1 . . , v . 2 . ' 2 2 2 ' 5 , A 2. 1 , 77 . , . . 2. . b 1- V'-V ,-'s- 4- 4 4 I 1 r- 1 pq 1 . . , , , A , , I. f. 4 . c . ,ss s- Z- U 's . . , 2 2 2 . 1 . ' 2 . . . . ., . i . 2 . . 2 ,2 2 . . ,. . 1 - 1 , , 6 2 , 1 . 2 ' . 2 . : 2. Q 1 3 ' ' 2 2' 2, : . . . 1 ,, . 2 . , - . . 1 . 'A , , 'I YL1. L n ' ' ' ' 1 Y .. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 -

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THE HIGH SCHOOL TIMES come accustomed to the ways of the H1gh School To the Hzgh School we g1ve our first years salary to swell the endowment fund forthe new H1gh School a large stereoptxcon our 1nterest ln the tenn1s courts and our large football p1cture Next we w1ll Mr Thornton a megaphone so the peope all over the assembly can heal h1m a book on Farmmg as a Sc1ence prepared by Mr Van Volt mbergh and Harold Masden and a debatmg team We w1ll to Mr Van Voltenbergh Ben Goldman to take Htrold Masden s place We also leave to Mr Van Voltznbergh a book on How to Crow Tall by Walter Wxebler and a yard st1ck w1th whxch to measure h1s assxgnments To the boys of the Hxgh School we leave a large green sward upon wh1ch they may have thexr plpe dreams We w1ll Katherxne Doerr Paul Shreves and Mr Repass each a palr of gum shoes so that they w1ll not knock all of the plaster off of the ce1l1ng when they walk across the assembly To the exchange ed1tor we leave a lock and key so that all of the exchanges do not stxck to the fingers of the pupxls To W1ll1am South we w1ll a permanent breath klller xts purpose unknown To Dale D1nw1dd1e and Ralph McCartney we leave a nurse to brxng them to school We w1ll to Charles Hucklns and James Maloney each a box of axle grease to stzffen lns obstxnate pompadour Walter K1elw1lls to L1ll1an Hanchett hls studlous hab1ts and good grades To Arthur Lansmg Charles Starbulg w1lls hxs great popularlty wlth the gnls To Walter Wxebler Harold Park w1lls hxs 1n dxscrmbable walk Fmally 1n general havmg decxded that the followmg people want thexr names 1n the w1ll of the 1llustr1ous class of 1913 we w1ll To Raymond Weber fame as a stellar athlete To Clarence Smzth a new method of workmg the teachers guaranteed to relleve h1m from the ex amlnatlons and 1nsure h1m hlgher grades To Lzlhan Hanchett and Catherme Stebbms an automat1c excuse wrlter To Emmet Murphy a B1g Ben alarm clock so he can get to school by n1ne o clock To Howard Parker a plcture of hxmself to put ln The Txmes as the class dectded not to have the baby pxctures Fo Fanny Hanes a large assortment of hxgh school and class p1ns To the Domest1c Sclence and Manual Trammg departments more apparatus and more room ' ' 1 , . . . 1 1 . . f 1 1 ' 1 - . . 1 I , 5 , , , . 5 1 1 1 I i A . 1 v r ' , ' ' c ' . , . , ' 1 1 , . ' r 1 . . . . c . . . 7 T ll ,, . T , . . 1 , . . . , 1 . . d l . . , 1 . . . ' ' 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 -