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

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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

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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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 THE MADISONIAN NORMAN KINDER Norman’ just a “ regular guy” , . Pull of funny jokes. Ho entertains the Seniors Rut the teachers, he pro- vokes. DOROTHY HAZNER This witty Senior blonde Will he missed by M. FI. S. Because she has a certain So different from the rest. LEO SCHERMER Leo's always doing things That get him right in •' Dutch'' But he says folks who can’t take jokes Are really not worth much. MIRIAM SCHERMER One thing that puzzles us a bit. And puts us in delirium. Is how can anyone be as smart And possess the charm of Miriam ? THOMAS STERLING In basketball he brought us fame. He really is a “wow” And can he sink those bas- kets? We’ll say he can, and howl EVA SHIPCOFF She should be in the Opera She has a lovely voice. If we were asked to pick a “star'' Indeed, she'd be our choice. Page sixteen 19 2 9