Madison High School - Trojan Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Lois ALBIG Life is short and xo am In A Cappella Choir 11-Z-31, Operetta 11-2-31, Girls, Septet Manager 131. JACK ALBRO It is not what you do, but how you do if' Orchestra 11-Z-31, National Orchestra Contest 111, Band 131. ELWIN ALDER 1 Pinky,'Q A man of affairs, though he spend: a lot of time in the cloudxn Assistant Business Manager of Sickle 131, Band 11-31, Class Day Program 1Prophecy1 131, National Band and Orchestra Contest 111. INEZ ALEXANDER Succex: comes in cans, failure in canltsu A Cappella Choir 12-31, Operetta 12-31, Girls' Septet 131. JANE ALLEN I don't know Where l'm going but l'm on my Wayi' A Cappella Choir 11-2-31, Operetta 11-2-31, Double Mixed Quartet No. Z, MAXINE ALLOMONG Happy am I, from care llm free! Why aren't they all contented like me?,' IDA ALVERSON Patience and gentlenesx is powerl, A Cappella Choir 12-31. HARLDW ANDERSON Works without show and Without pomp prexidexu A Cappella Choir 11-2-31, Operetta 11-2-31, Boys' Quartet No. 2, 131, Double Mixed Quar- tet No. Z, 131. ROGER ANDERSON Man was horn for two things-thinking and acting Transfered from Morenci High School, Senior Play 131, A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant 131, Double Mixed Quartet No. 2, EVERETT BAILEY Fm mearft to he loved, not understoodv Future Farmers of America 12-31. MAX BAILEY I don't fuss, hut l'm fussed and I get fussedn RICHARD BAILEY 1 Dick,'1 fl bad excuse, they say, is better than none at all Senior Play 13-41, Extempore Contest 12-31, Debate 12-31, Baseball l. ELIZABETH BAKER Not that I likea' 'Women less, but men mareu A Cappella Choir 11-Z-31, Operetta 11-2-31, Scholarship Honorable Mention 131, Girls' Septet 131. LENORE BANGERTER She ix Willing to he convinced, but find the person to do itv A Cappella Choir 11-Z-31, Operetta 11-2-31, Orchestra 11-2-31, National Orchestra Contest 111, Girls Septet

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THREE YEARS TOGETHER' 1935 President ,...... ........ . . .PAUL CAIRNS Vice President . . . ,... ELLIS BERNDT Secretary-Treasurer. . .... MARY LAKE Sergeant-at-Arms. . . I BILL GILMORE 1934 1933 President .,..,.,, ..,. . Louis KRUEGER President ....., .. . , PAUL CAIRNS Vice President , . .,.., ELLIS BERNDT Vice President .... ,... H ARVEY MCCOY Secretary ....,. . . .VIRGINIA KUSTER Secretary-Treasurer , . . DoRIs TIDSWELL Treasurer ....... , . DORIS TIDSWELL Sergeant-at-Arms. . LEONARD SHOBER Sergeant-at-Arms ..,... LEONARD SHOBER Adviser . ..M1SS HELEN I-IARRINc'roN E have passed through two events which we recognize as crises in our lives. The first of these events took place on September 6, 1932, when the doors of Adrian Senior High School were thrown open and admitted timid, hopeful creatures whose rapidly-beating-hearts told them a new chapter in their lives had begun. We were freshmen. Our first class meeting was held March 7 when we chose the officers for the year. Our class was very well represented in athletics, public speaking and many other activities. Now we entered our second year in High School. Here too we achieved acknowledgement of our talents. A- large proportion of the football, basketball, and baseball teams were made up of boys from our class. Also, the members of our class participated creditably in public speaking, music, dramatics and general scholarship. Now we enter on the last part of this chapter of our lives. At last we are in the enviable position of seniors. As in other years in high school, our contribution to extra-curricular activities was something to be remembered. Our debating team won the County Championship and two public speaking places were won by mem- bers of our class. In music also we earned recognition not only in the city but in the state and national contests. Again a majority of football, basketball, and base- ball. teams were represented in our class. As a class we have a right to be proud of the achievements both in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. Now as we leave Senior High School, we readily see that this is the second event which has influenced and changed our lives. We hope that we have made the school richer for our presence there.

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ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW Little I axle, my Wants are fewv Baseball 131, Michigan Youth Congress 131. MARIE BAUMGARTEN Women of few Words are the best Women ELMAN BECKER 1 Blonclie 1 BeWarel I may be great yet Football 11-2-31, Basketball 11-Z-31. WELDON BEEBE lf: a good thing we're not quintupletsu Future Farmers of America 11-2-31, Baseball 11-2-31, Manager 131, A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant 131. WELLS BEEBE No, I'm the other twizf' Future Farmers of America 11-2-31, Baseball 11-2-31, Newspaper Staff 121, A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant ROMENA BENNETT Going,-going-goneln ELLIS BERNDT 'Tis sweet to love hut oh how bitter, To love a girl ana' then not giltern Vice President of Class 12-31, Newspaper Staff 12-31, Band 11-2-31, National Band Contest 1 1-21 . G. LOUISE BERTRAM f Gerry 1 Taken! lsn't it a shame? A Cappella Choir 11-31, Operetta 11-31, Girls' Trio, 131. A EARL Bmnix Not half so serious as he loaksu Future Farmers of America 12-31. FLORENCE BIRCHFIELD Although I am so very tall, l'al rather be tall tha: not al all A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant LELAND BLAIN And her love was the joy of my soul NAOMI BLESING Quiet, faithful and patient is she ROBERT BORRUSCH He can talk his way through sheet iron ANNIE BRADISH Visible rea' hair, but where's the temper? I