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

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4 if N-A 'A-1'K 4 ll KATHRYN STEBBINS Class Poet G1rls Glee Club 1914 Alxce 111 Wonderland 1911 Presxdent Thallan Socxety 1914 Cantata Ruth 1914 EDWARD TUCKER Captaln Freshman Basket Ball Team 1910 11 boot ball 1912 13 1913 14 M Club Boys Glee Club 1914 Presxdent Thahan Socnety 1913 Track 1914 Cantata Ruth 1914 Class Play GERTRUDE BODDEKILR Freshman and Sophomore years at St Josephs Academy Ottumwa Iowa Zetetlc Soc1ety,I-hgh School Orchestra 1914 Bas ket Ball 1913 14 Glrls Glee Club 1914 Class Hlstorxan Phxlomathean Socnety Cantata Ruth 1914 ROY W HUETT Madnsoman Socnety Class Play 1914 MARGARET HOWARD Colophonxan Soclety, Sylvla 1913 Alxce m Wonderland Class Play 1914 Accompaulst Cantata Ruth 1914 Gnrls Glee Club 1914 Class Census fake: Honor Student

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JUNE MILLER Plulomathean SOC1BtY 1910 11 German Club 1914 Basket Ball 1910 11 1911 12 1912 13 Colophonlau Soclety Gymnastic Danclug 1911 12 GRACE BRAYTON Zetet1cSoc1ety Cantata Ruth 1914 LURLINE SNEATH School Orchestra 1914 German Club 1914 Honor Student MYRTLE STIDLEY Thalnan Soczety Basket Ball 1911 12 ymnastxc Daucmg 1911 12 Cantata Ruth 1914 NAOMI AZALIA HARPER Madxsoman Socxety Cantata Ruth 1914 Secretary Thalian Society, 1913-'14g High - S a S G 4 2 . s 'l 3 ll II

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C :Wm lK0Qr'QyJrrl3rlr' x!-A .axz l.-I!-lhl ...I xJ.a.a..ax.1...l .J -...I HHIHN Hucms VAIFDICIORIAN ERY few of out c1t1es have been properly brought up Bri g! Most of them just Qrowcd llke Iopsy but we must remember that Topsy w as not noted fol hex be auty For a long tune the hlghest llIll71llOI1 of the cltlcs was to be bug and thenr rapxd growth w as dasastrous to beauty Then when thus l.Illh1tlOI1 was lethzed there came a sw1ft react1on and people beg an to study how to make the cntxes better and more attractxve Elabor ately decorated bL1llCllIlg9 here and there statues or fountaans IH lmproper places or broad boulevards leadmg nowhere but CXl9tlI1g merely for the sake of thenr appearance do not make a town or c1ty beautlful But when all the dxfferent parts are m harmony and each xs a perfect part of the perfect whole thas xs the 1deal Of course lt 19 practxcally lmpossable to change our present day c1t1es to meet every requuement of the 1deal But 1f a plan for the fu ture growth should be adopted and all later changes made accordxng to thxs It would greatly sunphfy m attexs Some of our Amerlcan cltles have adopted plans hke tlus 1n the1r early hxstory One of the most successful 19 Savannah Georg1a where the pr1nc1p al streets run parallel to the raver Every other street IS sa wlde one wxth parkmg and tt the xntersectlon of the altern ate cross streets there are small parks Some of the Furopean COLIHUAICS have gone futher mn the m atter of beautlfymg then c1t1es than have the AI1lCI'lClU9 In Pans m any of the streets have broad strxps on each snde or xn the center planted wlth grass flowers and trees The elevated raxlways of Pans have a sohd roadbed supported by ltrge columns set ftr .ap art lhese columns are often concealed by trees or shrubhery In Berhn much the same xdea xs followed wxth the result that 1n both these places the elevated :all way IS the very opposlte to what It IS 1n Amerlca We are not tccustomed to thtnk of South Amerxca nn connectnon f JU 4-I, 4 , . .. - --, . , , , , 2 , , fl 2 . ,. , 5 0 ar av f . . fr .vw yr! .v a ' Q A 1 ,f 5 Q 1. X ,- A ' , y. ' 2 2 . .,. ,, . .. X , ..., - A . - F-.' 2 2 if ' ' -z . fx, -4 r, X 1: X . . . . . . li ' 1 f pf F 2 . 2 2 gf' 2 .2 2 2 .22 2 3 1 2 Z Z 'I ' , 1 A ' 2 2 2 2 L2 2 , J 4 1. 1. 4 . 2 2 2 2 2 , - -2 , 2 2 . 2 2 ,2 2 .1 , . . Y -ai 1 . 1 I I 1 ' 4 2 Z Z ' , 2 2 -5. 2 2 . 2 .2 . 2 ' 2 , , 2 , 2 ' . 2 , 2 ' ' , 1 f 1 , 2 2 e Z ' 2 ' ' 2 2 2 2 2. 2 , 2 J 2 . , 2 2, 2, ,. 2 2 2 If 1 ' Z 2 .1 2 . , 2 . . 2 ' . 2 . '. - 2 2 2. 1 I . 2