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

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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

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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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THE MADISONIAN g? BLANCHE McBRIAN She's Irish, as her name foretells If yon must know the truth We ask you. have you ever seen Surh a hloom of youth I RUSSELL NORTH Russell is a genial sprt. He wears a kindly smile. We know he'll make his aim in life. To do the things worth while. ELIZABETH McDonald Kliaaheth is a lovely girl Kveryone agrees. Her individuality is The way that girl ran sneeze. ZELDA OSER Memories of her High School days. Will always he a treasure. She never missed a day, and says. That going was a pleasure. VIRGIL PHIPPS Virgil is a good old scout. The time is soon approach- ing. When these days v ill he left behind. And Yale he will be coach- ing. RUTH OVERBEY We call Ruth our ‘.‘Commer- cial Queen” In this she will excel. Because there’s not anothei one Who does this work so well. 1 9 2 9 Page fifteen