Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 26 of the 1913 volume:

HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING MADISON VILLK HIGH SCHOOL WAS HORN IN 1903. THIRTY STUDENTS WERE ABLE WRST BROADWAY IHHU)IN(; 1° ODAL1RY AS CHARTER MEMBERS. TWO TEACHERS DID THE INSTRUCTING BY MISSES GOLD. HARRIS. CAMPBKLL, HART, BAKER, OVERALL ANI) TATE, A'limme of M. H. S. Teaching in the Grades of the Local Schools. CONDUCTI NG KIGHT CLASSES OK THIRTY MINUTES EACH DAILY. LABORATORY RALPH B. RUBINS. Superintendent of Schools (Icrmnn APPARATUS WAS CONTRIBUTED BY THE GENIUS OP ONE I). UTLEY. THE COURSE HARPKR (3ATTON. Principal of Hi h School Science HOME PORTRAIT H� CUSICK OI' STUDY COMPRISKD WORK FOK TMRKK YKARS. ONK IMIPII. WAS RKADY FOR GKRTRUDE GARY History GRADUATION AT THE END OK THE FIRST TERM. THIS DISTINCTION BELONGS TO I NELLIE ANGEL SMITH C Li pt t m g c ut o aT : Put i w Am wuAl Ur. Nellie Angel Smith, Dean of Women and head of tho Cia� � I cal Department, State Tencliers College. Memphis, Tennessee, wan lx rn in llnrt County, Ken- tucky. where she «pent her childhood nnd early young womanhood. She graduated from the Horse Cave High School, taught In the county schools and between terms. Following her graduation from Western in 1910. she became n member of tho teaching staff of Madlsonville «•«.ii v. w «■ H,Kh School. When Peabody college, Nashville, Tennessee, moved to the new campus, he nttended until she received her Ph. I), degree in 192« In the moantime she taught Latin at Bristol. Tennessee, nnd was head of tho Classical Department, Siato Teachers CoBoge, Florence. Alabama. In 1927. she became head of the classical Deportment, State Teachers Colloge. Mem- phis. Tennessee. She lias been first Vico President of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South, and Is now vice President of the same Association for Tenne , see and Tennessee chairman of the celebration of the Dirnlllonnlnm Horatianum. She Is a member of the Tennes- see Philological Association, the American Philological CORNER ( !• LARORATt K V A U ITLK Ji'AVKSS, SARAH GLAZKR, WHO, MY THE WAY, WAS AFTERWARD (JRAO- Charles Bourland Krances Elgin Seniors Agnes Bailey 1913 Ollo Buller Laura Jagoe UATED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI WITH HIGH HONORS. M. H. S. SOON Father Morrow Barber Sisk John Williams BICCAMK POPULAR, AND BF.FORK TIIK KND OF TIIK FIRST Y1CAR SOM1C CLASSICS JUNIOR CLASS HAD TO RBCITK IN A LITTLK ROOM IN THK THIRD STORY. ATHLETICS VVKRK Blv v SOPMKMORK CLASS r,UN THK VKUY FIRST YKAR. THK HOYS’ MOTHKKS MADK THK MASK HALL UNI FRESHMAN CLASS FORMS. WK EVEN WENT 1 0 EVANSVILLK. NRVLR MINI) THE SCORE. THE RAP- i.ioimi GKadi- 11) GROWTH Oh IHK I.OWKK (iKAl)KS SOON LORCKI) 111 It HIOH SCHOOL TO SKKK • � Events of Hie Year T. LIGGETT BAILEY The High School ns n whole shares the pride which the class of 1 HX feels toward T. Liggett Bailey. To young men to whom the high school course seems long this young man should be an inspiration. After he had fin- ished at M. II. S. he attended the Louisville Medical School where he graduated with high honors. After a year’s Service in a Louisville hospital he is now ready to go to New York City for a post-graduate course. All young men should not study medicine but they all need this young man’s sticktoitivcness.” Many changes have taken place since last year. Both the faculty and student body have increased in size. The spirit of the school has been “Progress and Ad- vancement ’ and fresh interest has been developed along many lines. The work has been interrupted but twice. Lour days were lost because of scarlet fever, and three days of rest were granted the students while the faculty attended the Kentucky Educational Association. The literary work has been placed on a substantial basis and next year’s plans have already been formed. The three athletic teams have won over half their games The 27-0 defeat of McLean College by our foot ball team was to many a pleasant surprise. Two new ten- nis courts are in use. T he Lyceum Lecture Course was a success. Next year’s programme will contain one more number. The Quartette is improving and ail orchestra has been organized. In all the year has been a successful one. OTHER QUARTERS. THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING IS THE RESULT. M. H. S. HOURS GATTON ARNOLD SMITH STODDARD GARY RlIHINS 8:80 Spelling Monday Tliurs. and Friday. Current Events Tucs. Chapel Wed. 8:4ft Physics XII Study Study Study Study Study 9:1ft Tucs. Tliurs. Laboratory doom. XI Latin IX Kuglish X Gcog. VII Ky. Hist, i vm U.S. Hist, f v 111 10:oo Recess Recess Recess Recess llecoss Recess Recess lo :oft Economics i v . Civic lA1 Arith. VI11 Latin XII English IX Gram. V 11 Study I0:fto Study Geom. XII I utin X Study Study German X I 11:8ft Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 1 u nch Lunch Lunch 11 :ftft Public H peaking Art or Music Required 12:40 i 'licinlslry X 1 Algebra X I . Gcog. Kuglish X 11 Gcog. Civics VIII ) Nature Study i Pliys. VII 1:2ft llou.seliold Chcnitstry X 1 Algebra IX Latin X 1 Kng. Classics VIII Kng. ('lassies Vl 1 Hist. XII 2:06 Lab. Hoys Tucs. Tl� ur . Lab (ilrls Vo«l. Kri. Arith. VII liinlogy X Kuglish X 1 Study Hist. IX German XII 2:fto A tide ties, Itoys Athletics. Girls Madisonville does not expect to win nil the Oratorical Contests hut she always likes to make the others hustle. In this year's contest we were satisfied. Roy Barnhill made a great speech for a freshman. Wait till he gets to he a senior! Barnhill is the type of student our school desires to cultivate. He takes advantage of every opportunity we have to offer. He is a strong contender for all athletic honors, he never misses a literary society and his scholaiship is always satisfactory. Roy Barnhill IS S i ll .I. NOT THK LARGKST HIGH SCHOOL BUT WHAT WR HAVE WE RKCOMMEND. high school qmartbttk OUR GRADUATES HAVE GROWN TO 76. FIVE TEACHERS DEVOTE THEIR E BOYS’ BASKET BALL TEAM WORTH IS ALWAYS FOSTERED. AND, BEST OF ALL, THE ADVANTAGES OF THE J J GLENN Hoard of Trust ees LKB GIBSON, President C. J WADDILL, Vice President J. J. GLENN, Secretary M. W. BISHOP, Treasurer C C GIVENS I). UTLEY The Board of Trustees are interested in the young people of Hopkins County. They urge every boy and girl to finish the schools in their districts, secure common school diplomas and get an early start on their high school course. They will take pleasure in talking the matter over with you. If you cannot see them personally, write J. J. Glenn, Secretary. He will write you SCHOOL AKE OPEN TO EVERY AMBITIOUS BOY AND GIRL IN HOPKINS COUNTY. PORTRAITS Made in your home, in your lihrary and other cozy corners. Have your family group made while they are together. Tomorrow some of them may be gone. We make everything in the Photograph line. All we ask of you is to give us a call. We make enlargements of all kinds and from all kind of pictures. We enlarge Kodak pictures any size. When you have a reunion remember there is a photographer in your town. THE CUSICK STUDIO