Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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 Gordon Johnston “If success requires beauty, then good-night. But if its ingenuity, then I’m in right.” As the business manager f our athletic asso- ciation Gordon has labored faithfully for the good of our school and has attained satisfactory re- sults. A cheerful, happy-go-lucky lad, he w ill be well remembered by us all. Shelly McKensie “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” She holds the conversational record and can. talk more at a stretch than any other Senior girl. However, it is always purely good natured chatter and Shelly is everyone’s friend. bench Patterson “A brain like lightning on greased rollers.” Words are not expressive enough when speak- ing of Edith. Always found near the head of her classes it can truly be said that she has a wit as keen as a sword and a disposition as bright as the sun.

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James Henry But lie can argue, ye gods how he can argue.” Bight worthily has thi-= gentleman been chosen as our president, tor nature.has -o endowed him that he is a I:: opponent for any combata;. in sight of hearing. He is always associated with trigonometry and is truly brilliant in this study. None of us will ever forget him. John Albert Hodge I doubt the wisdom of being too wise.” “Johnny soars far above the rest of the class in height and when we gaze up at him we realize that there must be a depth of knowledge hidden beneath his modest smile. Without doubt he is a splendid fellow and one to be looked up to in every respect. Jennie Houston “None but an author knows an authors care.” If no other accomplishments distinguish this member of the class perhaps she will be remem- bered when glancing over this annual, for on many a page is seen a touch of that scribbling which has ever accompanied her high school career.

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 William Russell “Life is short and so am I.” “Pest” is the pride of the Seniors and the pet ot the class. His small size does not prevent his upholding the honor of the basket bull team and he has played with great enthusiasm t; is year, aiding us to win great victories. He ;s the spnit of joy and mirth and is popula ' with everyone. Susie Scott “For thou shalt find; she will surpass all praise.” Susie is a most decorative landmark within our halls. She can “Parlez-vous Francais?” and “Sprechen Sie Deutsch?” with equal ease, is a chronic student and a joy to her instructors. We expect great things of her and now pay tribute to past brilliancy. I Lawrence Stanley “Whence comes thy learning? Hath thy toil O’er hooks consumed the midnight oil?” In aswer to this Lawrence’s serious face ap- pears before us. His record in M. H. S. has been in all respects a praise-worthy one both on the field of athletics and in the class room. He has nobly filled his place.