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

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MADISONIAN seniors JOE JURISH I come to school to read and learn. Myself a man to make. And tho I try with all my might, I cannot keep awake. o o o HELEN ELLIS They say I am a funny girl, In habits and in dress, I simply can’t be serious, Tho I try to do my best. o o o BERTHA FRAUNDORF They call me Nita Naldi, My picture tells you so. My honored classmates are saying, “To Hollywood you must go.” o o o MABLE HARRISON This verse is a fine invention, For bashful ones like me, I need not even sign my name, A great relief, you see. o o o LUCILLE McCART When no one knows his lesson, The teachers call on me, Of course I always answer, “Knowledge” I must be. o o o ROBERT McELWAIN About my walk so much is said, I’m sure I must admit, There are some people in this world. Walk faster, quite a bit. Page thirteen

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 r gviry r Yity rySvl vli gggagWiL MADISONIAN SENIORS JOSEPH COHAN I have a famous reasoning. That every one should know, Since school is coming to an end, Much better I like to go. o o o FRANCES CARLIN Whene’er I pass you on the street, You wear a silly frown, You’re trying to figure, I suppose, Why I am such a clown. o o o ILIA DELCOUR So much is said about my feet, Tho they are small, I know, But to be in good proportion, I have to have them so. o o o MABLE DORRIS A smile here, a smile there. Will always make me glad, To think that I can change the face Of those that are gloomy and sad. o o o EVELYN EBANDJIEFF All day long and all year thru, I’ve studied o’er my books, To get an education is Not as easy as it looks. o o o BENNIE GOLDMAN Just a little word have I Regarding school, oh boy! To think that it will soon be out, I can’t express my joy. Faye twelve BMMMMMMMM 1 9 2

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 gggaggSiu tin tin tin tin tin tin tii MADISONIAN 2 tin tin tin tin tin tin tin ti n tin tintii S E N I 0 R S ISADORE MEGEPF “Day by day, in every way. I’m petting; thinner and thinner, If that was only what it meant. While I was eating dinner. o o o CLEO MARTIN If for resting:, we pot medals, I know I’d take first prize, For when we have to go to class, I’m always the last to rise. o o o LORENE MATTHEWS My shining eyes of sapphire hue, Are envied by the girls, You’d think that they were diamonds, Or some highly valued pearls. o o o MARY OPICH Though my feet may travel far, Of this book I’ll think. It has my lovely picture in, A necessary link. o o o MAE OSER I will always remember the High School, As it has been each day, When happiness was forever about me. Encompassed all my way. o o o RICHARD STICE Because I am so smart and stately, And a man I represent, They say, sometimes in the future, That I’ll be President.