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

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First Row: Stephano Nenoff. Laura Nollman. Agnes Sacadat. Irene Wilson. Theotistc Peebles. Pauline Harshany. Cornelia Graville. Vera Gozia. Elmina Strain. Ermel Raney. Birdelle Klein. Second Row: Jessie Gitcho. Helen Harshany. Roslie Parker. Alexandria Laloff. Fern Peebles. Eleanor Amend. Annie Laurie Hill. Loretta Dron. Olive Lipscomb, Marian Harlan. GIRLS’ PEP CLUB The Girls' Pep Club of Madison High School was organized during the school year of 1929 and 1930. This year, many of the charter members came back and new members joined. I he idea of the club is to encourage proper sportsmanship, and to have an organized body for cheering and yelling. I he girls were very successful with their formations and new yells, with the work and co-operation of the Cheer Leaders, Ermel Raney and June Fogle. I he officers were: President, Laura Nollman: Vice-President, Elizabeth Lee: Sec- retary, Rosalie Parker: Treasurer. Loretta Dron. Page Eighteen

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TRACK April 4 - Triangular Meet - - - Granite City April 1 1 - Dual Meet - - - - - Dupo April 18 - Conference Relays - - Granite City April 21 Dual Meet - - - - - Belleville May 2 - Dual Meet - - - - - Venice May 9 - District Meet - - - - Lebanon May 16 - State Meet - - - - - Urbana May 22 - Conference Meet - - - Collinsville TENNIS May 11.............. May 18.............. May 25.............. April 15............ April 20............ April 27............ May 4............... Wood River at Madison Madison at East St. Louis Collinsville at Madison Madison at Belleville Madison at Granite City Edwardsville at Madison Madison at Alton Ermel wrote the Senior verses. With the exception of her own. Good knowledge of her classmates. We think, she’s fully shown. Page Seventeen

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Just A Friend When things look dark and dreary. And your heart feels like a stone. Your throat feels sorta choky And you seem so all alone. Have you a friend to come along And chase your blues away? We all have our little off days When everything goes wrong. Nobody understands us And we sing a lonesome song. Have you someone who’s always There to love and understand? I is always a friend true and faithful Who's ready to forgive and forget, To cheer you up and make you smile And ashamed to fuss and fret. Now, if you've a friend so genuine You've a treasure, precious and rare. A Senior Girl. Page Nineteen