Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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ROLL CALL VARSITY SQUAD ]. ROBERTS—10c! Right this way! See the world's worst. 2. EISON—“He likes the fox, but he’s as swift as the deer.” 3. BENNETT—“My only books were women’s looks and folly all they taught me.” 4. COX—Women may come and women may go, but I study on for- ever. 5. CLIFF COX—A gentlemanly man, through and through. 6. PATE—“Reading maketh a full man.” That’s why I’m not fat. 7. CORUM—“Modesty is an ornament of Youth.” I'm an old man. 8. CAVANAH—Always this young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. 9. FOWLER—“King Solomon has nothing on me for knowledge.” 10. WM. WALKER—I have nothing to do and plenty of time to do it in. 11. PAUL WALKER—Buck likes the girls but 1 don't. 12. TIPTON—“Bow down, ladies, here I come.” 13. LAWSON—As quiet as pictures on the wall. 14. JIM RICH—“There are some small things on earth, but they are exceedingly active.” 15. TALIAFERRO—I’m thinking of joining the army. 16. MOORE—The beauties of nature charm him. 17. CECIL PROUSE—Freshmen Beauty. 18. WADDLINGTON—As an artist, he’s fine; as a sweetheart, divine. Plh, Easy? lit. FUNDE RJ1URKE—His minutes never go idly. 20. UTLEY—“Dear Me! My lessons are interfering with my dates.” 21. BABER—“I was just a manly presence.” 22. PAUL STODGHILL—To be a loud-mouth is very rude. Therefore I answer in a soft treble. 23. CARDWELL—The way he studies makes me sigh. 24. CHAS. YOUNG—The woman hater. 25. VERNARI) YOUNG Pool Table Shark. 26. THOMAS—The musician football hero. 27. HANCOCK His strength is unsurpassed. 28. McCONNELL—The teachers always discover my faults. They never appreciate my charms.

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FOWLER, TIPTON, UTLEY LAWSON and CAVANAH Our .subs who have shoved us, They have plenty of pep, They’ve played a good game. And established their rep. HEARD AT THE FOOTBALL GAME Mary Lou—Oh! Willie! Miss Stout—You just gotta’ make it. Ray—I wish you’d look at Ken- neth run. Army — Porter’s mad! Don’t cry, hon. Lorena—Atta’ goin’ Tipton! Mrs. Gatton—Stand Up and Cheer! Irma—’At’s catchin’ ’em Wop! Step on him, Karl! Mag—Come on Jack! Let’s yell! Katy K—Oh! Looky at that great big man! Kill ’em Coxie! Freda—Little 'Un, I wanna touchdown! Easy—Wonder when Tony’s gonna’ play? He’d make a touch- down. Keil—J. B. looks like Buddy Rogers. Sue—’s awful queer the way that ball’s going, arn’t it? Veta—Hot Dogs! 10c! Peanuts 5c!

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MAROONS 19—OWENSBORO 0 Eison scored three touchdowns and accounted for 134 of t lie 199 yards gained from scrimmage. MAROONS 21—CENTRAL CITY 0 Bennett played with a crippled shoulder, while Eison called signals in the absence of Roberts. MAROONS 14—REITZ, EVANSVILLE 7 Eison stood out, making wonderful gains throug the line, despite the officiating. MAROONS 47—FULTON 6 Maroons second team and several of the third eleven, downed Fulton. Tipton carried the ball most of the time. MAROONS 38—DAWSON 0 Bennett and Eison, the two rabbits, ran wild. Eison accounting for 203 yards in 33 attempts at carrying the ball. MAROONS 21—STURGIS 20 Eison thrilled the crowd with a 71 yard run for a touchdown that was not allowed. MAROONS 13—PROVIDENCE 6 Eison broke his ankle in the second quarter and Bennett called sig- nals in his absence. MAROONS 12—PRINCETON 13 The old machine was badly broken so it couldn’t be helped, and be- sides, Pate played in the backfield. MAROONS 33—HENDERSON 0 The 80 yard run of Kenneth’s gave a big thrill to the sideliners. Moore in the back field played an outstanding game. MAROONS 52—HOPKINSVILLE 0 Bennett, in spite of the handicap of a snow covered field, came hack in- to his old form with brilliant runs. Jim Rich, promising young substitute, accounted for one of the touchdowns FOOTBALL SAYINGS We wanna’ touchdown! We Gee !■ I’m cold! Hold that umbrella somewhere else! Down in front! Kill him! Step on him! Hot Dogs! 10c. wanna’ touchdown! Oh! Is he hurt bad? Grab him Karl! Grab ’ini! Who is it? Come on team, we’re betting on you. Knock ’im down; the old bully.