Madison High School - Trojan / Madisonian Yearbook (Madison, IL)

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THE NINETEEN M. H. S. r •5' ft' w (l c xsexl) BOARD Ten The “bored” of Education

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THE NINETEEN M. H. S. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY UR class, with the exception of a few mem- bers, dates back to the lower grades of the grammar school. When we graduated from the eighth grade our roll comprised thirty- three members. The next September, twenty-eight of us reported to be enrolled as (We feel that it is not a great concession on our part if we admit that we were not then so noble, nor dignified as we are now—but of course we weren’t so “green,” as the present Freshies are. There’s hope for them also, however.) Well, to make a long story short (it's four years long), we managed to struggle, and grind, and suffer, and, in fact, we managed to do everything but study through four long years, as we passed from the green to the sophomoric stage, thence to the Junior stratum, and finally emerged at the top as the dignified, all-knowing Seniors that we are. Our class has altered in numbers, however, as we now have only fourteen members, several of whom joined our ranks in the midst of our sufferings. —George Brody, T9. Freshmen. T u'elve