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

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FALL MARGUFRITF DAVIS 16 HESE are the days of nusty purple h1lls On sturdy stalks of purple asters dear Of splendrd goldenrod to deck Earth s bxer Of meadows yellowmg to the rlpplmg r1lls Our old gnarled apple trees yleld up themr store To cxder mllls that dup so luscxous sweet In vmeyards gatherers wxth eager feet Brmg m the grapes upon the store house floor Kmd Nature gzves us Fall as her best pr1ze Her last and as the downy swan doth float Along mn sxlence as a tmy boat Untll hfe s end comes so 1n song she d1es se as e me I l I- ll Sm as

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Sarah Hamxlton 16 Uhr Lqxgh Sfrhnnl Ghmrn Pubhshed November December March and May By The Fort Mad1son Hxgh School Txmes Assn Entered as Second class Matter Fort Madxson Iowa. Subscrxptlon Prxce per Year 75 Cents Smgle Copxes of Regular Issues 15 Cents Smgle Copzes of Annual 50 Cents EDITORIAL STAFF Joseph R Thomas 16 Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Louls Koch 17 Florence Tennant 18 Marxon Hamllton Anna McK1ttr1ck 1 Katherme Doerr Hazel Janse 17 Robert Casey Paul Shreves Lee Wayland Frank I-Iueser 16 Emxly Hxtch 17 Bernard Glaha 16 Robert Ekms 17 Paul Whallon 17 MANAGING STAFF Assxstants L1terary Assxstant Lxterary SOCIRI Ass1stant Socxal Alumnz Athletlcs Ass1stant Athletlcs Jokes Ass1stant Jokes Art1st Assxstant Artxst Reporter John Arnborn 16 Busxness Manager Leonard Stxdley 16 Harold Hoffmelster 17 Asslgtants George Conradt 18 ADVISORY COMMITTEE J W Fxsh Mxss Selma Stempel Mxss Glenn Ogden 9 4 o ' ' , '16 ........................ .................... ' ' ' , ' 7 ............... .... , ........... ' ' ' , '16, ........... .................................... . ' , '16 ......................................... ..... . .. ' Day Newsom, '17 ........ ................... .......... A s sistant Alumni , '16 ,......... ............... .. ........... ' , '17 ........ ........................... ' '

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THE HIGH SCHOOL TIMES XX I 5 Ill-11 ?u.r ff -' lx ' f ,L ,Q llllllllllngla faq L I TERA AUNT MARIA TALKS LoU1s Kocx-x 17 HEM adverhsements you see In the newspapers suttxnly d read nnce an hxfalutm an I reckonalot o people 13 G1 , ,A After Aunt Marla Hncks had del1vered herself of th1s I3 l C7 w1sdom she stopped expectantly and as Iknew she ' ' 4 X was eager to tell of some 1nc1dent I pohtely lnqunred what she meant Well she began Las winter S1 he come to me wnth a pxece cut out 0 a paper an sez e Thxs suttenly reads good tew me look at It Marlar It wuz an advertisement wxth the p1cture of a feller w1th long halr an furren lookm whxskers who called h1mself Perfessor Vanntelh or some s1ch sort o dago name In the prxntm he sez he wud teach anybody to play the cornet In three months for only twenty five dollars an rf the person failed after follerm dzreckshuns he wud g1ve two hunerd dollars fur forfelt That there sez S1 Is my 1dear uv a good bargam an I m a gonna take 1t After I gmt so s I km play Tur key zn the Siraw I km make good money at the Hawkms Corners dances Sez I tew hlm sez I Yew mus be gettm crazy why twenty years ago yew wore the skxn off n your hps try1n to play Annze Rooney but never cud g1t further than tum ta tum Then S1 begms spoutm poetry frum the dxckshunary I gmve hun las Chrxs mus QI d sent all the socks I hed on hand tew the heathensl the way he allus does when he wants to show how xgnerant women IS 4 xi ip, .tix x' xl 'dxf I - ,.,t x 4 ' . ,Ur ' 5 : Z I - ra 1 I ' I' , f Q I 'I I A uf, Q5 .1 m ' X I 'um ' ' I f .- ,e Y -4 - Ng 'sf .-.... 4 A 1 A K fin- cl Q'IL, Q 1 ' ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 mi 1 . , - . ,, '-Q took mn by em every year, anyhow S1 was,once. QM. 1:32 ,T . . , . f.J. l 7 fs - M I n 1, n , ' . . . . I I V 1 0 1 1 I - , I 7 . , . I, . v . . . . , . , . . I .y . , l . . , , . . . , . I I , 1 A , . I . ' I I . , , . . , . ll - H ' ' , I All - I 1 ' 1 , ' . , . . , , N , ll ' 7 , . .. . . . , . . . I ' 1 I