Madison High School - Trojan Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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PAULINE COHRS lfVho said I dia'11't like school? VIVIAN Cozvisrocx Charming? Well, what do you think?U A Cappella Choir llj, Operetta llj. Doxxs CONKLIN A good disposition is more 'valuable than goldl' MAXINE CONKLIN Don't blame me. Blame my eyes and my smile ELEANORE CORSER Goodliness is next to Godlinessu A Cappella Choir ll-2-31, Operetta ll-Z-D. MARY COTTRILL I make it my business to know other peoples' Orchestra QU, Pageant UD. FRANCES CRANDALL Why should 1 diet when live a merry smile and a dimple in my cheek? CARL CRONE f Hunk j He has two speeds, law and super-low Football 131. IRENE DALEY f Regi,'j There is ability in knowing how to conceal your ability Newspaper Staff 131, A Cappella Choir fl-2-31, Operetta 11-2-33, Forensic League C2-31, Presi- dent BJ, Double Mixed Quartet No. 2, DOROTHY DAv1s A tiny maid is sheg lips whose smile will never diev Band. ll-2-31, National Band Contest ll-21. Ewcfoon DAVIS Away with work, be gone I say, This world was made with fun and playv FRANCIS DAVIS Silence is better than explanation VAN Ness DEMLOW f Dugie,'j He is a man, take him all in all Band fl-2-31, National Band Contest ll-Zj, Clarinet Quartet 131.

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Lois BRAGG Fd rather talk slow-it gives me time to thinkn A Cappella Choir 12-31, Operetta 12'-31. ARNOLD BRECKEL A life hy love unhlightedu Future Farmers of America 12-31. GERTRUDE BRUEN Quiet is her way, Anildb is her manner, gentle is er eart Scholarship Honorable Mention 131, Orches- tra 12-31. JANE BRYDON lf you wish to grow thinner, diminish your dinner, and take to light Claret instead of pale alev A Cappella Choir 11-Z-31, Operetta 11-Z-31, Forensic League 12-31, Sickle Staff 131, Double Mixed Quartet No. 1, 131, Debater 12-31, Senior Play 131. ANNA BUELKE Just a modest little maidv A Cappella Choir 12-31, Operetta 12-31. HAROLD BUTLER The noblest mind the best contentment has A Cappella Choir 12-31, Operetta 12-31. PAUL CA1RNs 1 Pres.',1 Anything he does, he does Well, and he does most anythingu President of Class 11-31, Newspaper Staff 12-31, Senior Play 131, A Cappella Choir 11-31, Operetta 11-31, Band 11-2-31, National Band Contest 11-21, Orchestra 11-31. HAL CASE Only weeds grow tall JACK CASSELL Be Wiser than others if you can, but do not tell them so FREDERICK CHELF 1 Fred 1 Mar: is the hunter, woman is the game Band 11-2-31, National Band Contest 11-21, Drum Major 12-31, Orchestra 131. HOWARD CHENEY Yesterday ended last night--or did it?'J MINERVA CLEGG This above all, to thine own self he truen Glee Club MILDRED CLOUGH We fnd in life exactly what We put into it

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FERN DENTEI. Not forward, hut modest and patient in disposition VIRGINIA DERMYER 1 Ginnie,'1 Can she 'skip?' U IRENE DICKERSON She was liked among her friends FRANCES DILLON A merry heart and a cheerful countenance' A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant 131. WALTER DODD Oh my! Love is so different with us menv Band 11-2-31, National Band Contest 11-21, Pageant 131 . VICTOR DOWLING You canlt tell an oyster by his shell Senior Play 131, Sickle Staff 131. NORMA DRISCOLL Laughing, dancing, always gayu A Cappella Choir 11-2-31, Operetta 11-2-31. MARGUERITE DUERR The stars in the heavens foretell a cottage for two in the dell A Cappella Choir 11-Z-31, Operetta 11-2-31. WINFRED EATON A man after his own heart BURTON EGGLESTON Those who go easy will never grow old JOE ELKERTON We, of the armyu AGNES EVILSISER - And the west winds did blow A Cappella Choir 131, Pageant 131. HAZEL FALER Dark eyes, but bright prospects Operetta 12-31, A Cappella Choir 12-31, Girls' Septet 131. BERNARD FETZER l ve had my moments Band 11-2-31, National Band Contest 11-21, Orchestra 131, National Orchestra Contest 111.