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

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 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Who would have thought that the large bunch of forty-eight girls and boys, standing in the hall of M. H. S., could have been startled at such a small contrivance as an electric bell? Yet this was true when we entered Madison High, almost two years ago. As the Freshman Class of ’23, and now as Sophomores, we are still climbing higher, eagerly grasping some new fact to enrich our small store of knowledge. During the first month of our Freshman year, the three upper classmen gave us an initiation hike at which we were made regular members of M. H. S. In October we returned the hos- pitality of the high school by giving a Hallowe'en party. On September 3, 1923, we reappeared with an enrollment of 30, to take up the work of Sophomores. During the first semester, we lost one of our foremost school- mates, Edith Crowder. We began the second semester with encouraged hearts and noble resolutions to be very studious and dignified Junior next fall. The class officers are: George Lybarger, president; Joseph Richardson, vice president; Helen Hatscher, secretary; Sarah Dugan, treasurer. 1 —Vestal Goode, '26. Twenty-four