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

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ack R Gardner rn silver tones Announced ideas all his own Miss Grace Ballenger farr as a flower As a charmer has wonderful power Mrss Efhe Conover pleasant and prim Sele ted a unror and then stung him Harold Urfer worked so hard for knowledge And wrll be a brrght star rf he goes to college Mr Frank Poepsel tho hrs name rs not handsome If he ever got lost he d be well worth a ransom Viola Payne with good time rs delighted But never gets nervous mad or excited Cyrus Wood asked so many questions And often wrth teachers had hot stormy sessions Mr Thorne udy wxth wonderful features Drd not get along very well with the teachers Mr Carl Parker who s lacking in weight For one sae ral Senior would make a good mate Hilda E'nel1ne Berens to all a good friend Could all disagreements very easily mend Mxss Pauline Hoemg so quret and rehned Will in the future lead a life quite sublime Mis Hannah Goldman is of nothmg denied And rs always quite ready to with others divide Harry D Harper tho he has a red head Is some football player so North Des Moines said Vivian Marsh with the teachers took And he chose a Gardner xnstead of a Cook Edward 'Bannon a Democrat pure Will vote that ticket straxght and sure Alma Lackmann with nut brown hair When anything s on is sure to be there 31 V Y 0 V ' V 7 , . - J gc . s V V Y , . .F . . . ., 9 V ' ' Y . 1 . . :Q o .

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1 I XSS POI NI lVI 1m1e lVlcDon 11d Kathryn Phelan a lady gty Wrllrngly works along her w1y Mary Phelan her sister dear Is always giving words ot cheer Lerla French a lassre bright ls sure to stand up tor the right Helen Brlderbach small and sprrght ls surely helded lor the limelight Verna Skyles the Physrcs shirk Wa always getting hrghest marks Laura Dunrvln true md good Tries to do the things she should Lucy Storms 1 hostess re ll To Cyrus Wood does most tppeal Dllrce Rasmxssen strong 1nd stern Hrzel Schneider Lerl 1 triend To her own husmess strictly tends Koester Sch tier wrth ready means ls always a busy mxn rt seems Pearl Ester F1etn who s hve leet nine Ol being small will never pine Wllter Buckw 1r from the country came To work away wxth might 1nd mam Wrllram Moore a man rs he Who we all think will President he Mamie Derdrrch is very witty And has a friend in Dxllas City Ruth E Mick a solo singer In years to come will be 1 winner 30 1 1 1 it 14 P P la C I L , L .7 I 0 , . . V I K 3 c . ' I . , t . . ' L. . L Holds her opinions very firm. . L A, , - - , C V r 'c 4 C o l , v c l ' v . . . 1. , 'I . .

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Harry S Rayn a gentleman real Is always ready for a square meal Lester C Gibbs is a noted farmer But isnt much of a woman charmer Thelma Burgundthal hails from Wever And is often subject to dancrng fever Miss Jennie Clawson noted for ta Also has a most wonderful walk Amelia LaFollette thoughtful and neat As a student wrll never be beat Miss Vella Starkweather calm and demure For a case of the blues rs a sure cure Miss Dorothy Haden a Madison resrdent Was unanimously chosen as Booster Club Presrdent Mr Glen Kline who has four or five buddies Was very rnclrned to neglect all his studies Miss Irene Smith who s so tall and so slender Has never cared much for the masculine gender Arvrlla Young who rs so fond of grrls Sometrmes got into some awful bad whrrls Edward E WaH1s so manly and strong Has never been known to do anything wrong Mrss Fay Templeton Kent happy and gay Reminds one so much of a bright day rn May Miss Mildred Largeant a model for all Was not always ready when Charles Beck called 32 - v . . . . .V ' ' Ik . v ' . 1 ' . . 0 - . i. . . 1 v I . . . 9 y . ,E 5