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

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DONALD BRUDER What do you think of his stylo! How do you like his looks? His gentlemanly manners Are enough to fill a hook. EDITH BROWN Kveryone envys her pretty curls Of golden chestnut brown. They curl about n tender face That’s never known to frown. HARRY COOK Harry is a clever boy Admired much for his neat- ness. We want to tell th« whole wide world He is the “females’ weak- ness.” EVONA DOYAN Kvona is quite studious She’s reading most of the time Hut on the square, a sweeter girl Is very hard to find. HERBERT GIESE Herbert’s like a wise old owl Who never tells his cares or woes. He will insist, and tells us this: “A wise man never blows his knows.” VIOLA FRANKLIN Here’s a little loveliness She’s very small it’s true. Hut even though she’s tint There’s nothing she can't do. 19 2 9 Paye thirteen

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BENNIE ABRAMOWITZ Bennie is a diplomat And certainly is ). K. In questions pending yes or no. He answers them both ways. GERTRUDE BADER She has the IT you hear about There's one in every class. We truly think that no one else Her brilliance can surpass. LEO ALVEY Now here’s a boy who can’t decide Why History was invented. Because if he could have his say. Twould surely be prevented. JESSIE BEYER Jessie is a “true blue” A friend, without a doubt. She's just the kind who “come in” When the whole world “goes out.” JOE BLUMENFELD Joe surely loves to sleep in school. He almost misses class But when it comes to basket- ball. He sure can pass ’em fast. LELA BROOMFIELD Lola uses such large words. Webster couldn’t do better. She knows her stuff and what we mean. She is a real “go-getter.” Page twelve 19 2 9

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THE MADISONIAN MODENA GOODE STANLEY SAWICKI IRENE HAYES Modona's name is Good 1 We think it is becoming. But if her name were ■ 'gooder” Indeed, ‘twould be quite stunning. Stanley is a thinker'' We’ve heard he's never been kissed. He stays clear of the female sex. His life he will not risk. •lust a bit of beauty Just a bit of glee These two put together Spell Irene to a T”. ELMER LIPSCOMB He has that schoolgirl com- plexion That keep the girls perplexed In wondering how he keeps it— We wish he’d put us “next.” MARY LEVY Mary, Mary, Quite Con- trary' ' That’s how she was featured. But the Mary of our Senior Class, Is really quite good-natured. JACK PEARCE Jack is just a drug store clerk But this we must insist He has worked hard, and soon he'll be, A thriving pharmacist. Page fourteen 19 2 9