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THE FORUM. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE MADISON HIGH SCHOOL. NO. VIT. MADISON, LAKE COUNTY, OHIO, JUNE, 1905. VOL. II. STL DENTS OF M. H. S. 1904-1905. CONTENTS. Half Tone of Madison High School Students and Teachers. Editorials. Senior Cut and History. The Parting. Junior Cut and History. Sketch by Prof, von Beseler. Sophomore Cut and History. Freshman Cut and History. Roasts and Jabs. The Hit That Won. Exchanges. High School Enrollment. Course of Study.
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THE FORUM SEMI-MONTHLY. Terms : 50c. per Term. Single Copies, 15c EDITORS H. A. Foley. M. A. Wood. Editor-in-Chief, Merrell A. Wood, ’07 Associate Editor, Harold A. Foley, ’05 Business Manager, Richard W. Evertt, ’05 Senior Reporter, Junior Reporter,' Perry Sparr Pearl Rand Sophomore Reporter, Henry Beckenbach Freshmen Reporter, Eunice Gilbert Published by the students of the Madison High School. 3Iiss Ryder Resigns. Miss Winifred Ryder, for the past years, principal of the Madi- son High School ha6 resigned her position and as a consequence will not be with us next year. Madi- son High School will lose one of the best teachers it ever boasted of. Miss Ryder taught all the classes in languages. She was liked by everyone that came in contact with her, and regret is heard on every side to think that she will no longer teach here. The Forum extends its deepest regret, and wishes her every suc- cess possible wherever she may go. High School Yells. Tell-a-ca-toot-ea-toot-ca-ta Tell-a-ca-toot-ca-toot-ca-ta Rah-Rah-Rah Sis-Boom-Ah Madison Rah BOARD OF EDUCATION 1904—1905 Dr. C. H. Quayle President Dr. S. D. Good Mr. Carl Kimball Clerk Mr. Ed Dayton Mr. F. A. Cumings Superintendent Geo.C. vonBeseler Principal Miss Winifred Ryder. Supt. of Buildings Geo. Smith. Chew tobacco Chew tobacco! Chaw! Chaw! Chaw! Eat tobacco Eat tobacco ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Drink a lager, drink a lager, drink a lager beer! Madison High School We’re all here! High School Colors—Orange and Black. Greeting. Well, it has been a long time, nearly six weeks, since I last ap- peared. I know you have missed me, but still I “make good” this time for my long vacation. There are many nice things con- tained inside my orange coat. Among them are talks from Supt. von Beseler and Miss Ryder, short stories, and all the things that go to make up a good paper. When you have finished reading me, don’t throw me into the waste basket and let some one burn me lip, but lay me away on the table or some other convenient place, and in times to come you can re- fer back to the days of 1904 and 1905 pleasantly spent in the Madi- son High School. Professor:—“The examination questions are now in the hands of the printer. Are there any ques- tions to be asked?” Chorus—“Who’s the printer?” Press me closer, closer still With what fervor you can master. All my nerves responsive thrill; Press me closer—mustard plaster. The School Boy of 1905. “Tommy, have you been vacin- ated?” “Yes, ma’am.” Have you had your vermiform appendix removed?” “Yes ma’am.” “Have you a certificate of inoc- ulation for the croup, chickenpox and measles?” “Yes ma’am” “Have you your own sanitary 6laterag and disinfected drinking cup?” “Yes ma’am.” “Do you wear a camphor bag around your throat, a collapsible life-belt, and insulated rubber heels for crossing the trolley line?” “All of these.” “And a life insurance against all the encroachments of old age?” “Yes, ma’am.” “Then you may hang your cap on the insulated peg and proceed to learn'along sanitary lines.” Helen :—The young man I love must be big, brave, handsome and intellectual.” Dick Evertt :—“How fortunate that we met.” PAIGE HOTEL, MADISON, LAKE CO., OHIO. MRS. A. L. COLTER, Proprietor, The Drummer’s Wife. Knight of grip have you a wife? Write her every day ; Half the joy is out her life When you are far away. Write her from the speeding car; Never mind the thump and jar Which your loving letters mar— Write her every day. And, however far you wander, I am sure ’twould pay. Could you see her read and ponder Over what you sny, Have your tablet in your grip Fountain pen charged to the tip, Then don’t let the chances slip— Write her every day. THE MADISON HAND LAUNDRY, Earl P. Rowley, Proprietor. NEXT TO REVIEW PRINTING OFFICE. Lace Curtains a Specialty, 50c. a window. $ F. E. BENJAMIN, JEWELER. Fine Watch Repairing. MADISON, OHIO.
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