Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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Cassandra Browning “She sighed for many tho’ she loved but one.” We call her “Dot;” she is thot to be a very sophis- ticated young person, being placed and unmoved by ordinary things. She is very lovely and charming, with exhibitions of flirting as it should be, held often for the edification of her class- mates. With sorrow, her friends will bid her a fond adieu. Elizabeth Castleberry ‘‘The gift of fascination, The poyer of charm, when, where, and who she would. : Bessie has more than her share of feminine charm and also is the possessor of great scholarly brilliance. Boys and girls alike are fond of Bes- sie and we are happy indeed to have shared her friendship thru high school days. 1 Opal Cox “Oh were she as mild as seeming so.” p' Opal has a ready smile with the exception of ‘ Js shj' «iBs oipJw' the times when Mr. Cory has angered her by as- signing too long “trig” lessons. She is one of the stars of that class and also one of our best domes- tic students. No better praise could be uttered.

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$ ritinr (Haim (OrijanUalimt President .................................................... James Henry Vice President .............................................Edith Patterson Secretary and Treasurer ...........................................Opal Cox CLASS COLORS: Blue and White. CLASS FLOWER: La France Rose. CLASS MOTTO: Vouloir C’est Pouvoir. Cassie Browning Bessie Castleberry Opal Cox Odosea Davis Ruby Downey Charles Ezell James Henry CLASS ROLL: John A. Hodge -Jennie Houston Gordon Johnston Shellie McKensie Edith Patterson William Russell Susie Scott Lawrence Stanley Page Six.

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Odosca Davis “A perfect woman,, nobly planned To warn, to comfort and command. And yet a spirit, sti' 1 and and bright With something of angelic light.” One of our newest ami yet most prized mem- bers, having the power of readily making friends wherever she may go. Rubye Downey “The force of her own merit makes her way.” Ruby is a mighty sweet girl with a temper none too economical but with a mighty big heart for such a little girl. She grasps ideas quickly, has considerable elocutionary ability and is a joy to her classmates. Charles Ezell “A friend to truth; of soul sincere, In action faithful and in honor clear.” Charles, with his handsome face seems to be the heart-breaker of our class. With him one will nearly always see some fair damsel who openly adores him. He is a fine fellow, always doing the right thing by his classmates and friends.