Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)
- Class of 1935
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THE MADISONIAN VOLLME XII it I lc NifXlDIbUN IWW Sillp 1 X5 ' I E I X7 , 1935 A FQ I A f Q lf gf if ,, 'X i nf ff ff if HIST i SC f f 'IUQA ?E. . J b VV ll'lZ,uffN:u'1: UIX IH' Sf fiX- E5W7i' .7 5 TNJIYXVIQ Q Q-I'l'i1 !i 2'1'EZ5iXL Wi ref L B Y - lx 'T 131 'X X 111 :hiv Lillllldi thu JMX ll 1 iLf2iX'4,3Ik..xi iw ijm Ji AE 7 ' Q them. I1 ik 111114 xi1m,.Qi1,- -fax-11' ri L may mr fmfy plww ywu za v L Nw v . f'11111z'c,-tiwx' !NLi'5 iviwu Fx 5 ' ' mics MN Hag La-Aw.g,,fi -'+ 'E I ' 'WMIIL' ',1. wk mg 1fH!j:jT'MI 11 i L FEI' - . L 111 ll Mm De neatmom e the Semox Class ol 3 do hereby dedleate thxs sexenth xolume ol the Madlson nan to Kenneth Nncon Mr Nlxxon has super used the Lonstrucnon or th1s annual and has guided us throughout the past three years of our school eazeer ln thls wav we wlsh to show our appreuatlon for hls adwce and co operatlon lqned Class 35 '3 7 0 0 L 1 ' .1 r -, - ..,-w x . W , .J 'x ' vs, If 1 ' - A . .1 ,' - . . A . , N X K Cx w .x . '. , ' N. . . V. Q- X ac H ,X , c,, l THE MADISONIAN TW HMB NlNETEEN THIRTY-FIVE I . '. .aiii.:,l5.m . ,:, ,l,s,...,, MADIQON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN CI IXI I IKSIKIQIII I IIIUJIII Helghts IIISIFICI Mr LIIIIC IS fl xetclflll School Bo lrd lllclllller Besldes SLFXIIIQ Ills QIXIII xcar It Mfl IISUII Ilc has scrx cd flxc xcars OII the Ilrallkllll Iovsllslllp Board IIICI tllree XCITS Ill Ashland COLIIIIX B Ix CI XPlIx N lcc PFQSILILIII XX oodxllle IJlSI.I'lL,I Mr Clfllk IS sclx lllg Ills second xcar on the Board VX C H XRRX East Nlallsfleld D1SII'1Ct Mr Hal rx IS SGIXIII IIIS fourth Near on the MBCIISOH Board CARL PHII I IPON Beer School DISITILI 'Sir Pllllllpon IS sclxlllq Ills second Xear oll the Board I -XXX BILXCI' H XBNIOX Last 'Nlansfleld Dlstrlet 'Ilr HQFIIICJII IS scrxlllcg IIIS fourth xear on the Board BI SSI-II N 'NIXPR Clerk 'Vlr Mxcr 18 SCFNIIIQ Ills Illbl xear 'ls Clcrlc of the IIIZICIISOII Board X IRI II BR XLSE. .Iallltor Mr BT41118615 serxlllg llls IIIIFCI war as Janltor of the HlgIl School 4 L v vi usp. x . t . .1 . l.. ,Y . , . . . . -. . . . - - - 1 ,. . f I - -I V . .L c . c , . .. 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Q M Modem Hxstory GLENN McFADDEN LENORE MILLS Pubhc Speakmv Home Ec I II :mg III Am Hxs Busmess Enghsh Soclologx Econommcs Enghsh II Cn ICS 5 I , 2 nf :Li I V Q? 4 K If 'ff 4 Y f If N I i3 THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE ' XV I X,, Fw , x X px BETTY SMITH Eng IV French I II Laun I II mmm GLADYS MacDONTALD Bookeepmg I II Algebxa I II Com Amthmetlc ohd Geo CHARLES W AN DERBILT Genm Q1 Sclence Bxology 4 '-Q MARJORIE HATHAVVAY EILEEN LANGSTAFF Com 85 Ind Eng I M'-151C Phys Ed b A I greg A , THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE AU E ,gg 9 Annual Staff? JAY 'Vic-KIINLEX Edxtox 1n Ch1ef -47' Q1 MAXTON CASE MILDRED Asslstant Ed1tOI DESTERHAFT VERS REINOEHL cms Amreucs ramams 32-ev! 1256- is Q '-lung., swf JOE LUICH ATLISE Q45 fu.- 'ug .41 CHARLES ADDI EEPERG Outslde ACUXII es 1'- l CLIFFORD JOHNSON ALICE BLAL Boys Athletlcs Poet Edxtor JOE VSAGENHALS Cuculatlon Manager Q vw if HAROLD BEER Alumm Slgnatures 1 nk ROBERT LEATHER Business Manager C11 'rv JACK LONG Ass Busmess Manager D -5-lx .l CHARLES OSBUN Joke Editor if FRANK WARGA Advertxsmg Manager . x I , l. 'A 'Q 'Q 'N if r' . L. 3 xv N- 1' .gg 4 M1 Q ! ,Q , - 5 Nm 1 A Nqw, , ,jim A ' A V, iv A f ' 2 L Vx SY H' 'Q fr l - Y., -, - ' Arrr A-A A 'L ff A 2 J,Jr , J A Y , f n. N - w V.:- f A 1' A Af . 4 D AV . Y. , if fin , ,,.. ,AJ,,W M , E ik 3, , y MM V ' x vu, 4' g 4? 'ex V ,Q f W . R ,, -Jw' A , 'NX - if n ' - -A 7 F' sw I I5 0' THE MADISONIAN M NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE If xx x CLASS OFFICERS 'Q if ff 3? oil M' M FRANK WARGA Presldent Hobby Gxoxung a mustache Ambltlon Ch1ef Jusmce of the Supreme Court Fotball l 2 3 4 B1sketball2 3 M s soclatlon 2 3 4 Lxtexaxy Socletv 4 Class Pres 4 Dxamatlcs 3 Sec of M Assoclatlon 4 SCIGDCC Club 4 Debate 4 Annual 4 .gf- ROBERT I EATHER Secretarv Hobby Huntmg and Tlapplng Ambltxon To be a dlplomat JAY lVIcKINLEY Vlce President Hobby Standmg ln the halls Wlth 'P 'P 2 '1' Ambltlon To go to West Pomt Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 M Assoclatlon 1 2 3 4 Pres of M Assocla tlon 4 Ath18tlC Councll 4 Llterary Soclety 4 Class V1cc Pres 1 3 4 Smence Club 4 De hate 4 Annual 4 NIILDRED DESTERHAFT Treasurer Hobby Making HOWSI gardens Ambltlon To become a typlst Football 2 3 4 M Assoclatlon 4 Class Sec G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball Captaml Glee retary 4 SCIENCE Club 4 Annual 4 Debate 4 Club 2 Class Treasmer 4 Volley Ball Hon 9 or Team 2, 3, Annual 4 I ' J ,f YJ A x , - f f 9 E9 L11 ff! 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Q 0 --f31- ',I.A- - ,,,C'. - - . , : ' ' , : I 2 ' 3 I ' ' 1 - - - 1 Y Q I ' , 3 3 . 3 . , . , - 1 - 'Z 1 Z - 1 - I ' I jgyii THE MADISONIAN 2 4 lf is-i p, NINETEEN THIRTY-Five JOE WAGENIIALS Hobby Lxttle bit of every thlng Ambition A11Amer1can End Football 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 M Assoclation 3 4 Scl ence Club 4 Annual 4 WILLIAM SPRUNGER Hobby Imltatmg Thomas Ed ison Ambltion Amateur Radlo Op erator Basketball 2 3 4 Scxence Club 4 VERA REINOEHL Ambitlon To grow up R 1 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Annual 4 CHARLES OSBUN Hobby Carrymg the gro er es Ambition To own a gro erv store Llterary Socxety 4 S Lenc 1 Club 4 LOIS ZIMMERMAN an Hobby Wrltmg notes Ambition To be ln society R 1 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Dra matxcs 3 L AUBREY THRUSH Hobby DI'lV1Ilg a car Ambltlon To be a school tea cher Hobby Fhrtlng Ambltlon To have a date 'M' SCIBHCE Club 4 FRANCIS HILL Hobby Bemg serlous Amb1t1on To learn how to make love Sclence Club 4 y y 5 .v M' W G. . ,za G. A. A. 1, g, 3, 45 1 ' Q4 I 5' 1 5 I Q' , HobbyfTeasing the boys. ' DAN,IE,L SHULTS G. .,2,33G.A.A.1,2,3, 95' H 3 - 2 f 1 f - g V ' . A Q - - A , Y jx , i Z ,i Q X 1 W . . ' . - V ' -w ' -. . ' 3 c' e 4 ' . 10 :cp Ill: THE MADISONIAN MAXTON CASE Hobby Makmg llfe a success Ambxtlon To have cur y han' Football 1 2 3 4 Captam 4 Basketball 3 4 M Assoca tlon 2 3 4 Athletxc Councll 4 Lltexary Socxety 4 Cass S c and Treas 2 Dxanatxcs 3 Scxence Club 4 D bat 4 Annual 4 Hobby Walkmg to scbool wlth a celtam Jumo gnl Ambltlon To go steady Football 2 3 4 M Asso la t1on 4 Llterary Soclety 4 Dramatlcs 3 Scxence Club 4 Debate 4 ROBERT ADDLESPERGER Hobby Football Ambltlon Detectne Footballl 2 3 4 M Assocla tlon 3 4 GRACE HINSHAW Hobby DI'1V1flg to school Amb1t1on To many an auto dealer A A 1 2 3 4 Cass 3 Basketball Honor Team 2 Sclence Club 4 l 7-4341 dw' Y mv' 05? wa., Y Q, E NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE ARVIINTA GEISSINTGER I-'obby Slttmg at a Gu f Gas ollne Station Ambltlon To get m early some night A A 2 3 4 Class 1 Glee Club 1 2 ,ff at 'Q JV' CHARLES ADDI ESPERGER Hobby Mathematlcs Ml Ambltlon Elcctucal engme 1 Lltexary Socletx 4 S lence Club 4 Debate 4 Annual 4 JACK LONG Hobby Golng to West Salem Ambltlon Radlo Comedlan Footbtall 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 Class Sec and Treas 3 An nual 4 if CLIFFORD JOHNSON Hobby Athletlcs Ambltlon To be an All Amer lean Water Boy Basketball 1 2 3 M Assocla tlon 1 2 3 4 Football Mana -eu., ger 3 4 Lxterary Soclety 4 Annual 4 1515 ll '13 ,Di'x -Q-Q-, W 9 a iii --Q i.i.a.:.l ' , K D--C ,C 5 4 -5- . 4 j I , ' . . 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' , 'I Y 3 - 1 1 THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE ROBERT BUZZARD Hobby S 11mg tlckets to the teachers Ambltlon To be a radlo an nouncer RUSSEL McCULLOUGH Q,-A Hobby Studymg Ambltxon To become an ath ete Scxence Club 4 ,,...f MARSHAL AU Hobby Workmg m Farm Shop Ambxtxon To be an Olympxc champlon Football 2 4 KATHERINE PROCKER Hobby Roller Skatlng Ambmon To be a fa1mer's wlfe GR1,2,3,4,GAA 2 34 Vlce Pres of G R 4 M411 ETHEL REAMSNIDER Hobby Dancmg Ambmon To overcome her bashfulness R1 ' ofGR4 GEORGE McFARLAND Hobby Bemg seen and not heard Ambxtlon To be a phlloso pher Football 2 SCIENCE Club 4 LEWIS BEAMER Hobbv Maklng resolutlonc for Shorthand Ambxtlon To become a Llt erarx Genlus Football 3 1 FRED GIESEMAN W 3 Hobby Bemg dlgI1ln9d A 3. Ambltlon To be a blg busl L- ness man Sclence Club 4 k -0' Football 2, 3, Dramatlcs 3, X-hr 19 wi 'A af if ff l - IR Tig' - 9 ' ' . A is I D - H ' , '-0' , . G. .,2,3,4gG.A.A.1,2. - ' V6 9 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 25 Treas. I- . , ,. mr. , 33 7 1 . - 5 -1 V -v , - ' . D F 1 E Q 5 We THE MADISONIAN V NINETFEN THIRTY FIVE JOSEPH LI ICH Hobby Imltatlng Rublnoff Ambltxon A great Publxc Speakel Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 M ASSOCIHEIOD 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Class Vxce Pxes 2 Pres 3 Annual4 FERN DANISON Hobby Dxavung Ambltlon To be a B oadu ay R 1 Glee Club 1 2 EDS! ARD DAY IES Hobby Qflldylllg Sclence Ambltxon Prof of Ch6ITl1QElY PIGSIGEIII. Sclence Club 4 ALILL BEAL Hobby Studx and more study Ambltlon To be a Poet Lau zeate A A 2 '1 4 Gee Clu Lloxauan 4 Annual 4 ,QW Q35 IWW 'ibm sa NAOMI McKINLEY Hobby Wrltlng letters to Vlfglnla Ambxtxon Movle Actress R Class Rep 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 Volley Ball Honor Team 3 SCIENCE Club 4 CHARLES FREEMAN Hobbv G ttmg 1nto trouble Ambltlon To be famous Football 3 4 HILDA GOETTL Hobby Keepmg everythzng to herself Amb1t1on To be a soclety edltor GAA34 ROBERT RACE Hobby Farmmg Ambltlon To own a blg daxry farm Football 2 3 Llterary Soclety 4 Dramatlcs 3 Science Club 4 ' f' N A - lx 'x f ,- 2 . ' '. - W. . A 5 'T G. . 1g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, lag Dancing Star. ,-7 3' ' G. . ,sg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 ' x' y Y uri . , .- .' V. ......, - ' G, . ... L. 1 l b 25 , gm .' I ' . ' l 13 THE MADISONIAN EMERSON BLETZ Hobby Playmg Tap Football Ambltlon To be a Westeln Ranch Foreman Llterary Soc1ety 4 Orchestxa 1 2 Sclence Club 4 VERA BURDETT Hobby Walkmg Ambltlon To be a bathmg beauty G A A 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 RICHARD BEER Hobby Blonds Ambltlon To get marr1ed Football 1 2 3 4 M Asso c1at1on 3 4 MARGRET HAMERMILLER Hobby Collectmg Keepsakes Ambltlon To be Mxllers Pm vate Sec G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball Capt 2 Volley Ball Honor Team 2 Dramat1cs 3 Debate Q-QQ' p.,,,,.,,-rf 'fi fi 6 NINETEMJ THIRTY FIVE gf QTU- ALFREDA ZOLL Hobby Gettmg her Short hand lesson Amb1t1on To reduce GAA1234GleeCb 1 2 Dramatxcs 4 an A' ROBERT ALEXANDER Hobby Gomg to Mt Vernon Ambxtlon To be an old bach ,-,U eor ,Q ,unw- HAROLD BEER Hobby Guessmg Ambltlon To become a mm lster Football 2 3 4 M Assocla t1on 3 4 Sclence Club 4 An nual 4 ROBERT PRICE Hobby Skxppmg School i Amb1t1on Professlonal Base L, 3 ban Player 14 Football 1 2 F fig' HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 35 In the fall of S1 fifty tyyo brilliant and studious freshmen cnteicd tlns school of lngh er education They organwed their class two weeks after the opening day The following officers were elected tlarice Black Pres Jay McKinley Vice Pres Ieota XX1r1ck Sec and Treas and Miss P nk Adyisor Few meetings were held the first year X party yyas held it thc home of Jacob Cnlde 'md later in the year a program honoring George XX ashington s birthday Xt the end of the year Our adyisor Nliss lark yyas I1l3l'I'16tl during the summer T e threc months of y lcation pissed quickly and the class reconyened Action stfirt ed immediately lhe following officers were elected lxenneth Burger Pres Joeluich Vice Pres Max Case Sec md Treas and Miss Herschler Class advisor. Xt nnd-year yve lost our class advisor Nliss Ilcrschler yvho yy' is suc- ceeded by Mr. Yixon. Tyvo parties yvcre held during the year. XX e adjourned yvith only tyvo years remaining on our path of glory. The summer yy 'is hot and dry and it yvas the middle of depression the time for marriage Mr. Miller said I do hereby take this woman Miss Cline 'is my trust-yvorthy yvife . We were glad to get b ick to school. A year in yyhich all of the Juniors tike notice of the actions of the Seniors. Joe Luieh yvas elected Pres. Jay McKinley Vice Pres. Jack I ong Sec. and Treas. and Miss Mason Class Advisor. Again over fhanksgiving yye lost our class advisor Nliss Mason by mar- riage tas usu ill. XX e chose Mr. Ieendrick fyvho is also married nowj as our advisor. Vkve had a party' in honor of the neyyly yveds at which We gave a gift of remembrance. Time was rolling around toyvard the annual banquet, which we gaye the graduating class of 34 NN 1th but one ycar ahead we have our eyes on the caps and grow ns and the key to the Senior Class September arriyed before we anticipated XX e all looked at the new teachers Miss Hatha yyay Miss MacDonald and Mr Guthrie Since there w eie too many students for nine teachers mother was hired Mr Vanderbilt YVe or gamzed o11r class about six yveeks after the opening bell Frank W arga Pres Jay McK1n ert Leather See and Mr Ifendrick Class Ad yisor We entertained the school on Halloween by giy mg the customary annual party at which we presented the newly Weds Mr and Mrs Isendriek gifts of remembrance Xfter the mid year examination we elected our Annual staff beginning immediately in forming this annual representing the class of Lack of study now' showed up in the class because of the preparation of the Senior play. After this followed the blithesome banquet giy en us by the on-coming Seniors Senior day arrived. VS hat an entertainment-! Then for the commencement all of yy hich- was directed toward the underclassmcn yy ho are to be reminded of their action. Included in the Senior Class Day program was the reading of Class Vtrill and Class Poem-Class Prophecy- Farewell Song and Presentation of the Key. By now the caps and goyy ns are frequently seen about the school building wlnch tells of the nearness of the commencement Gradua- tion past and the annual picnic is the last high spot of the class -E4 if . ff X THE MADISGNIAN . we NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE . A A ,W nf' - as as es: as, ' .,- V ' ', , ' , L ,E E k , 2 ' Q , , K. , is Qs. . . . v- - I . a E Y K ' .4 . 1 V D Y Q, J . . v . K K bv. Y' o ' . ' - : I' '- -. , ., ' -, . - ' ' - ' v ' u if x 1. ' ' , . V , .., . , . , - y, i , . . x v 3 ' my 1 i I t ' K ' x s I v 1 1 v Q 1 K- ' s ,1 1, 1 Ev V x 1 2 y x l' , C ' 1 i v 1 ' s , ' ' I .. I uv C v x . 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S f-Q, THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN T1-URTY Five i- CLASS PROPHECY 'IIMF Apr1l1 900 YEAR 1945 PI ACE New York On tlllS day Frank W arga was w alklng the streets of lNew Xork forlorn dejected and a heaxy we1ght upon lllS chest Of course lt was rammg WlllCl1 111ade 1t all the more gloomy The cause of hls downcast state was some trouble between hc and lllb wlfe Vera Remoehl after lllClI' lIldI'I'lagL of three weeks Suddenly turmng a corner he ran 1lll0 a walklng ram coat To hls great surprlse and pleasure tl1e ramcoat housed B111 Sprunger Remember'7 After w arm greetmgs they declded to go to B1lls laboratory For Frank had d1scoyered tl1at B111 was a great Sbltllllbl alltl radlo expert could detect tl1e llllllliill NOICC actlon and also g1ye a clear plcture of them upon the scrcen Frank 1nqu1red lf he could detect what tl1e class of 30 was domg whereupon he rephed that he could B111 turned on hls Human De tecto 'Vlachlne and bchold they were at a clrcus One of the spectators was the classes greatest hool-.ex plaxcr George VIcFarland laughmg at tl1e clown Harold Beer who was fhrtmg VSltl1 all the womcn After a hearty laugl1 B111 suggested that they spend tl1e day dlgglllq up tl1e old gang of do to wluch Prank agreed The maclnne suddenly went lI1l0 a scrles of cl1ck111g B111 explalned that eycry t11ne the machmc chckcd 1t was Llldllglllg scenes Tl11s scene clcarlx Oullllled Llttle Lady Dan1so11 dancing w1th a large fan ln cach hand accompamed by tl1e UldNI1stero Jack Long and at hlS left we haye seated none other th 1t Margret Hamermxller Also takmg m the show IS the long lost Max Case who IS a proml nent young lawyer of Yew York A sharp cl1ck tl1e scene changes A base ball game wlth Clifford fRedJ Johnson pltch lllg for the W lldcats and Bob Prlce as Mana ger of the opposlng tea111 W l1at a game shouts the announcer Chuck Osbun W l1at a game A cl1ck We are WhlSlCd aw ay to Chlcago UI'l1X8I'SltS where we f1nd Emerson Bletz as the Dean and Russell McCullough as Head of tl1e Department of Physlcs He IS marrled to Lo1s Z1mmern1an who IS one of Chlcago s lead A chck Whats tl11s tl1e p1cture now bears Why' Its Vera Burdett 1m1tat1ng a Colored Mammy 1n a broadcastlng statxon Wxth Bob Alexander as her announcer and publ1c1ty manager In a l1ouse near by SltS the former brace HlHSllaW hstenmg to the pro gran1 w1th her two cl11ldren Howard Jr play mg on the floor and Catherlne the baby on her a A SCFICS of Chckmg We f1nd ourselves 1n Hollywood where lNaom1 MCKIHICY IS a famed MOXIC Star wxth Charles Addlesperger as her dlrector 'lhere IS a rumor that they are deyotedly HltHCll6d to each other and when they take 011e another for better or worse the ceremony wlll be performed by Robert Buz Lard the loquaclous mlnlster of Hollywood 1, my 1 E1 wa LJ Q C ' 1 . Y .11 , l s Z. Q Y ' , J TA 7 t ' y - s . , . A 1 ' , 7 ' ' , A , u l 5 h , V v V . I H Y , , ' ' ss , 9' ', - . K, , 1 , 0 ' H v as s 'I , ss Y ' , ' , , 1 a 9 ' ' v S9 . . V . . D . 1 . . ' V ' , , . ' , Y ' V , Y , . ,J 1 K E . , ' 1 v .' 1 ' 1 ' Y D l v ' l , - , K n 5 He showed Frank l11s latest IIIVGIIUOH whlch 1118 50C19tb'lad19S- - 1 ' ' . 55 v , . . ' v 1 1 ' 1 1 . ,, y Y . 1 1 a a u , V ' 4 l v I N Q 1 n . sc P-'ws ' Y - . ' Y x 9 Y ' I . A is 1 s . . ' ' 7 v 1 1 ' ,U 1 3 1 1 1 , , 1 . 1 - -' 1 1 , - 1 1 . . 1 1 . , . . , , .- ,1 s l 9 'Q y u , k A , V . h ' 1 v v . . . ' ' lp- . ' A . , . . y 1 n i.. K A 1 I a . . ' mn, Y .i ' 1 1 , , 1 K 1 1 1 , , . ' 1 . . I x 1 . 1 1 , V 9 . ' . , , . 1 1 1 ' . ' ' - ' ,x 1- . ' ' ' ' u u Y v V I , ' l l U ' I Vl 1 n I I 1 1 . u 1 , . i V D v - 3 I ll v ' 66 I I . . . , I ' v v . ,, I. Y. . I ' . 5 1 1 . ' , ss ' , as I 9 . A 9 THE 1v1AD1soN1AN if N1NmEN THIRTY FIVE li A chck Back to thc busmess sechon agam vse f1nd Arn11nta KJLISSIHQCI' Illlllllllg a Beduc mg and Beautx Culture School ass1sted bx H11 da Coettl One of tl1e C1lCI1lS 19 Alfreda Zoll who IS lfxlllg so hard to do axxax Yhlth the axo1rdupo1s hx plaxmg xx1t11 the dumbells A serles of chcklng lhc sccnc txx o fI'lCIlll1Y ranchers llX1ll,l.f s1de hx s1clc NN ho arc I'l'3l1LlS H111 and Dannx bhults lhcx scc111 to be d1s cus lng DHHIIS s Ncxx Lhcxrolct Coupc A chck tl1e scene s111fts to lxllilllll Beacl1 Flor1da VS 11ere xxe flllcl Ixatherme Procker and Ethel RL21Il1SIlll10I' txx o of t11c classes great est chums HL,qlIlI'lIlQ a good t111 l'11ex re nexx thelr fr1e11ds111p Wllll -Xhcc lic 11 xx11o 15 gettlng ahead ln tl1e I 1tc rarx XX or ld For heaxen sakcs shouts 1 Illlllx to B111 tl1e film takes us to Alaska xx onder xx hat mcmhers are t11ere XX 11x ' Marshall Xu and Charles Freeman Vtltll tl1e1r clog 1181118 ll1ex seemed shocked to see Bob Acldlespcrger and R1CllE1I'd Beer returmg fIOIll the lxlondlkc Vllll tl1e1r s'eds loadccl Vkllll gold Robcrt h1s 11 beard of huge proportlon Hc lb QOIIIQ to IIIXQS1 lllb gold 1n a razor factoxx A co11trast111g cl1ck and xxe are taken to Good Old Mansfleld s Court Room xxhere xxe haxe Bob Leather as Judge He has before hlm Fred Cleseman and Robert Race xx ho xx ere g1V en a tlcket for speedmg T11c Judge sees they are members of lllb lngh school class so they xxere sentenced to tl11rtx daxs 111 jall or four daxs 1n church of course tl1e latter sentence xx as Ll10S6I1 A sharp cllck The scene takes us to Afrlca xxhere xxe haxe Mllclred Desterl1aft as a mls slonarx to a ferocmus lI'llJ6 There seems to be SUIIIO C'XC,llLIll0I'lt the lldllY es are fI'1g11l6IlBd A planc l1as crashed It 15 H 1rolc1 Matteson xvho IS lI'0SlflLIll of the Clexeland A1r Llnes Dr Ed xx ard D'1x1es saxs he 1SIl t llllft and xxlll recover from the s11ock 1n a fexx daxs He xx11l return to Clncaqo 1f hlS t11umb holds out X serles of Lllbklllg' fhe scene A Yacht Par tx SIJOIISOI cd hx The Beamer and Thrush Co In honor of the VS est Pomt Football Stars Joe XN .xgcnhals Jax Mclxmley fCapta111J and Joe I 1 IL for tl1e1r excellent plaxlng ab111ty tllI'0llQl1Ullt t11e xear Itfllllx sald to B111 That completes our class and lt has been almost 111x l1app1est day SIIILL gracluahon It sure xxas a lucky break IIILCUIIQ xo11 after tcn xears of separahon Con graulahons on your lIlVf,f1ll0Il B111 lt sure IS rc111.1rk.1b1e I vxlll return to my Real Estate olhcc IH lnghcr sp1r1ts SIIILC Ixe seen t11e way thc class of 31 llllllfll out Mx xxork lb gomg to hc nothmg but succcss fro111 IIOXV on 11115 Prophecx IS a combmatxon of thoughts trom Xrnnnta Gelsslnger Frank XX arga and Naonn McK1111ex VS e vxlsh t11e class great suc cess 111 exerx step of 11fe thex undertake Thls XXlSll IS cxtencled to the underclassr11e11 also 1-1 - ,1 f -1:1 :iii 13 'Y -1619:-' gx .-7 1 '1- 1 ' 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 11 ' ' ' K - Q. , . ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 ' - 1 H V 9 ' .1 L ' V . V' v v y, I u , Y v v v ' - 1 ' '1 1 1' 1' 1 . . ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1' 1 a ' v L- ' 1 ' U 11k11, 11- 1 1 1 . ' ' U . - . L 111 SGA' , 1 1 , 1 xv' 1 C 1' A1 11 V ' ' 1' . XX 1.1ch Danny stlll tlnnks IS tl1e best car made. , . ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 I 1 ' . . , . , . . K. . 1 .1 ' 1 x 1 - 1 K1 K1 1 1 1 45 'H 1 I ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 L ' v F , 1 1 - ' V , .1 11, , ' H' 1 . ., . . , 1 v n v 7 4 1 1 4 Y . D it . , , 1 , 1 -c ' 1 1 11 ' v 5 1 1' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' X I I i ' V B A ' ' ' l - A A I l K N v K . , t . L 1 1 , A 1 1 1 k I 1 - is 1 H 5 I , Y'. Y 1 ' 1 ' K ' 1 I 1 ' , 1 I . 1 1 . Y Q. I , v . ' ' 1 1 t c 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 L .1 . 0:51, ,F i V Y . , 1 ' 1 1 1 11 u v I I V 1 C ' K 5 ' ' . K . cs ' 1 39 , , ff - , ' ' ' . , V . . 1 1 , . 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 Y 1' , ' 1. Y 1 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1' . ' 1 1 1 1 .. fm THE MADISONIAN 5 E I NINETEEN THIRTY FlVE QW if Yx ' ' E W0 4 x0'ff'O' Blk f Jax Mclxmley s blg feet to Coach Fendrlck Naonn McK1nlex s ZlbllllY to stand up on the Gxm floor to Pearl Long Armlnta Gexsslngtr s xxax of puttmg on make up to Mary Davles NX e leave Mlldred Derterhaf t s loxe for red halr to Mildred Nanlch VK e leaxe Max Case s curly red halr to VN lllard Lockhart George McFarland s suspcnders arc left to help the Glee Club to hold lllffll notes Grace Hlnshaxv s xxmnlng personahtx to Dorothx Probst Margaret Halnernnller s xx ax of making ex es to Llla Touby Vera Relnoehl s llelglll xxe leaxc to I I'6tl6I'lCk Domka Frank Vx arga s ablhtx to xxrlte plaxs to tl1e Semor Class of Charles Osbun s xx ax of SlllglI1Q to NX llllillll Chrornster Joe VN agenhal s camera to Ind Harmon Joe Iulch s deep xolce to Ixenneth Iockhart Chfford Johnson s xx ax of collectlng penclls to Johnny Esselburn Charles Addlesperger s blushes to Daxe xXllll3Il1S Dalllel Shults xxax Wllll glrls to Bob Snx der VN llllqlll Sprunger s mechanlcal gcnlus to Nick SLllllCll Robert Price s xxax of sklpplng school of Joe McCartnex XX e leaxe LEWIS Bc uner s afternoon shoxxs to Lexx lb Prlce Jack Long s checker playing to Harold MLl5Fld6 Russell McCullough s bt.I'l0llbIlCSS to Fred XX agner Lols 711nn1er1nan s blonde l1a1r to Alllla McLaughhn Robert leathers blg llne to Rlchard Sxx an Alfreda Zoll s axolrdupols to Ilorothx Thomas Robert Addlesperger s specd to Jack PFILSS Robert Race s ideas of a largc dalrx farm to Rlchard Brxghtblll Ahce Beal s snnlc to Gretchcn I'lllVxltl0I' Ethel Reanlsnlders quletness to Rosella Anhker Aubr x 'lrush s shlnncss to btcxc Xenoshek lXHlllLI'lI1C Procker s tx IJIIIQ dllllllx to Prank lxllgore Harold 'Vlatteson s dramatic lllllltN to Henrx Parlnan Hllda Goettl s French to Rlchard Hunt Francls H111 s mtcrcst ln Dcsll Motors to Harold Fleck l'crn Danlson s tltllllllllt ss to Ronlona bNSl9llQI' ILIIIBFSOII Blctl s xx ax of seclng Rachcl Blshop to 51 Beer Nera Burdett s cxcs to xlfglllld Racc Rohcrt Buuard s faxnnng c Xptlltllct to Richard Long Robert Alcxandcr s httlc xxhltc hcs to Dan Clcland Marshall Au s xx ax of mal mg frxcnds to hls brother 0l1ver Au Charles Freeman s Ircononncs grades to Robert Nlelbel Fred Gleselnan s hookcx plaxlng to Rlchard Matthes Harold Beer s Ellllllh to plax football to I'dxx ard Duncan Edxx ard DHXICS loxe for LllCllllbtI'N to Nell Case NN I'1l.tQIl By N Mc 20 '-- xfm i GX lol ' LJ - f ' f .fast 6 N - - Q5 1 Y x .T r. - l I 1 g X v . 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Helen Juniors OFFICERS N ,. ,mi Jack Yoha ---- President Dorothy Thomas - - - Vice President Pearl Long ----- Secretary John Esselburn ---- Treasurer Les! ix , , l 1 , l , X Betty Smith, Advisor 075 Evelyn Avey Evadene Barber Don Brown Naomi Boyce Helen Bowden Rachel Bishop Mary Backensto Gertrude Baumberger William Baltzell Mildred Bracken Della Ann Calrns Betty Craig Elmer Desterhaft Frederick Domka Mary Finley Fabian Folmer Marguerite Franklin Virginia Gladden Marxehne Harper Rhea Belle Homerlck Richard Hunt Evelyn Hoover Samuel Johnson Rae Junker Rhea Keefer Frank Kilgore Paul Kipp John Kohler Kenneth Lindenbolt Robert Lantz Willard Lockhart Harold McBride Marsades McLaughlin Joe McCartney Leroy McM1llen Margaret Moser Mary Nipper Margaret Oswalt Marjorie Osu alt Mary Rowan Clara Relnoehl Betty Ross 9 2 Naomi Remy Henry Parman Dorothy Pugh Marguerite Schwan Dorothy Selby Ramona Swisher Loella Smith Henry Schmitt Mataen Aileen Shafer Joe Schuff Leona Thrush Clifford Tucker David Williams Frederick Wagenhals Ethel Wagaman Ina Weatherbie Hermme Wmblgler Henrietta Winblgler Robert Yarger Steve Yenoshek Evelyn Zoll Margaret Danison Vivian McLaughlin Howard Wheaton 1 1 flvix X it 0 O HA f ' VAN H Ida md I' wif gg? Thu Runuehlx 0 ,WAN 535535 M Betty Pals Q hrn A 'Slarg ant Betts A. Fx :dem Uhuhhlll ' Amt love brand' hum Sophomores OFFICERS G Nell Case Presldent Kenneth Lockhart Vice Presldent Mary Phllhpon Secretary Treasurer UDF aa Rosella Anllker Helen Au Gary Balliet Mervln Bair Carl Beer Dale Beer Harold Booze Geraldine Brumenshenkel Maryellen Burger Mary Buzzard Daniel Cleland Harvey Comer Howard Cook Mary Davies Jack Davis Jacob Erndt Rodger Eyerly Donna Freeman Paul Frombgen Harold Gongwer Edward Harmon Norma I-Iarner Eileen Harper Marie Harper Ellen Harry Kathryn Johnson Rfoy Klamy Ruth Karsmizki Max Keefer Naomi Kithcart Virginia Lee Della Lissekam Nina Maglott Robert McCullough Elnore McCormick Pauline Miller Robert Niebel Esther Peters 24 I . iff' V D 'X i y , K - ---- f - - . . 325 t ' ' . ' of 5, , ' xg Mlss Hathaway, Advisor 'V 1' W ,f N l J' Pauline Peters Doris Poth Virginia Race Howard Remy Peter Ross Maynard Sams Wilbur Schlosser Marie Schmitt Motzen Barbara Schneider Betty Schwier Lucille Shutt James Spriggins Helen Stenstrom Norma Stewart Nicholas Subich Lila Touby Jack Wagenhals Anna Wynn Robert Zeitler Edward Zwilling Yew Ed 8. I lla e 'ww mn v A 11 gan wut 5 a 1-,am J roi J-,ck 'Xhree wus xdx' fk Birhna A Nl Ulf 'Nlsnhwr A lmu an ands lac L 2 Donna Cs. 'Nldrj dum-4 K 'M' Nlarxe 'L lauhne KW 5 Q A Our C hear I elders W huh IS Hhutt' W oman s Dream Mm... Freshmen OFFICERS 1 ra Q45 ' X' fzif' X X gr Hum, 4' Vmwen J' f X MHS' fl Marle McFarland ---- President bed Hughes 7 - - - Vice President 23 Z7 .75 rlal QQ! XWQQ ,,: W wc.. I ji ,EX fc L, fn ff? .I oe Scott - - Secretary-Treasurer , T' Y v' , Mr. lN1xon, Ads lsor Rf v All X 1 1 l Jil l .rgl N N ax , Mildred Au Ollver Au Vlrgmla Au Charles Baloy Ruth Baloy Madellne Barber Joe Barth Leona Beer Mary Bessemer Anna Bessemer Clara Bletz Clexa Bletz Rlchard Brlghtblll Betty Brown Murray Bullock Dorothy Chronlster Wxlllam Chronlster Eugene Conrad Martha Doolittle Jay Doss MarJor1e Drake Edward Duncan Henrietta Duncan Lewxs Esselburn Harold Fleck Geraldlne Fletcher Gretchen Fulwlder Ruth Gable Anna Grxmth Earl Grlilith Alberta Hamer James Hazlett Betty Herman Gerald Hershey Harold K8fSm1Ski Dallas Kaufman Rlchard Kllgore Harold Ixohler Walter Kopclal Forest Loekel Rlchard Long Rlchard Matthes Wllham Moritz Ralph McFarland Anlta McLaughl1n Ruth Melster Robert Mxller Robert Morrow Vlxldred Nanlch Thelbert Nlkolaus Carl Nxpper Cllfford Odson Mmam Oswalt Mabel Parman '76 Donald Perry Annabelle Plfer Jack Prless Dorothy Probst Theresa Rlttmger Alton Row an Rlchard Schwan Frank Subxch Harold Schlosser Glen Seaton Mlldxed Shadel Ramona Sheperd Robert Snyder Donna Tay lor Betty Thomas Fred Wagner Donna Weaver Clxfford Webb Robert Welmer Dale West Lyle Westfleld Curtls Wllliams Thelma Wlley Forest Zellner Mary Zlmmerman LEWIS Prxce ' ' ' ' Geraldine Ulm L . . Our Cheer Leads-r Dick Vlarv. 8. Ralph Wim I- arland Ihelm.-1 NX :lu I Ir nldlm 'Il xrxc WIC lust Dutch I olks xne NILI drlind lx DO W, we-'M FQ H I Q,-f law? A ,, M, ,: nf' . A Dutchman - hd HWS Fd and Beit? I x X I ,QQ ,gp ' 4 my Qui? 6' my aj: Q' ge -v Wi ' L ,I -.V. N p J .4 Y H .r as Athllertnles w Q x llbgwq Q X if I.. SOPHOMORE VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS The glrls wolley ball tournament opened up VOLLIIY BALL GAMES the first week after Thanksgnmg The Sopho Freshmen 59111013 mores seemed to he the most YlClOI'10l1S and Sophonlorgg Jumors won the champlonslnp for 1934 Freshmen Sophomores Junlors Semors Freshmen Jumors Sophomores 36 SCUIOFS The Sophomore team mcludes the followlng HONOR TEAM Donna Freeman Dorls Poth Vlrglnla Au Margaret Osvs alt Marle Harper Vlrgmla Race Mlldred Desterhaft Ylrgmla Race Ellen Harrx Barbara Schnelder Martha Jane Doollttle Xera Relnoehl Naoml Klthcart Lucllle Shutt Henrletta Duncan Beth Ross Mary Phllhpon Helen Stenstron Donna Freeman Barbara Schnelder Oeraldme Brumenshenkle Margaret Hamermlller Dorothx Thomas 28 A ' MW 51 ' J' A A 5' ff- 44 2209849 ' I ' ,10qo8' ' v K 1 nj wav ' 5 1 Q, Jw tg A ' lx y , A ' N ' 'F Q fzff a 1 I ' JW X X x '. MW f 5' f Q 5 , . 3, .X ,, f, ! , . I' 9' 1 Q ' A FQ ide, Q ,. i X R -, ' 0 ' Qs 'ts - , -4 X j . L O xt Y It M.f1..-4,,T- , 'v.- j 1 QSM? ,vp , ' 9 V . 4 ' V' .e 1 - ,,,,, , 35 ' ' ........... ' , --,- 43 ' ........... - ,,,,.. 15 ' ...... ' U- ..... 27 I ....... ---- ------ 18 ----------- V . . , . THE MADISONIAN is it-I NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE y-.J 'si 44 JV Q6 .6 Z5 40? W 'lm W -6? JUNIOR BASKETB ALL CHAMPIONS The JIIIIIOFS won the Cll8ITlp10IlSlllp for the first llllle durmg thelr three wars of lllgll school Thes plax ed fixe games because of a t1e between the the upper classes The members of the team mcludes the fol lONVll1g Forwards Ewadene Barber Rachel Blshop Betts Cralg Margaret Osxx alt Dorotlmx Thomas Guards Gertrude Baumberger Marsades McLaughl1n Clara Relnoehl Bettx Ross Ina YVeatl1erb1l BASKETBALL GAMES benlors Junxors 'emors Sophomores Seniors Jumors Seniors Semors 21 18 10 -1 11 Sophomores I' reshmen J unlors Freshmen Freshmen Sophomores Sophomores .Iumors HONOR TEAMS First Team Grace Hlnshaw Margaret Oswalt Marx Phxlllpon Bettx Ross Barbara Schneider Dorothx Thomas 29 Second Team Gertrude Baumberger Margret Hamermlller Marle Harper Naorm Kxthcart Vera RClll06l'll Thelma XV11ey I, f av - a 'V n-2 , - A , at , I 2 l . A W I If 7 ' I ,Q 3 3 I . , 5 ,Q , . I 35 . , V , 4 ,, L, ,b 5 5 5 f - 7 .f gg K Q? I Q, -v V f ' A f I ' Q J P , , ' A 2 g ' -sr V .,xu.,! Ai e ' I 1? an S v I ' I 4 , ....- V ny' X ' 'L' Q ' , , 'A up 5 , I ' l 1 2 . Q H J I 3 VI , .L x I I 'Q 'gg ' , A I- 1, ' I 1 3- N , -' --ffl X :E I g , X A V . 2 6 3, E I I J av ' ' I E I l 1, rf A. ,, , I ,. - . I .' wi , N ' K. --'------ 18 ' .-- , - , , - , , - ' . ......... 19 ' - --- - ' - - - - ' .,....... 6 ..... - W mwiuuki MID STATE CHAMPIONS 1934 The 1934 football team had a successful season to add to its record of tvs enty elffht vsms to no defeats in league competltlon These teams xx ere coached by Al F endrlck 'Coach Al F endrick, admired and respected by players of the Madison High football team, has left a record not merely of games won or lost, but of-clean sportsmanship. He teaches us to win not by deceitful methods, but by outwitting, outsmarting, outplaying and outguessing our opponents. J ack Priess Bob Addlesperger Max Case Paul Kipp Oliver Au Dan Cleland Harold Karsmizki Don Perry Dale Beer Ed Duncan Kenneth Lockhart James Spriggins Dick Beer Elmer Desterhaft NVillard Lockhart Joe Scott Harold Schlosser Carl Beer John Esselburn Joe Luich Harold Beer Fabe F olmer Bob Leather Dick Brightbill Ned Hughes Harold Matteson Joe VVagenl1als Steve Yanoshek Dale VVest Don Brown Ed Harmon Jay McKinley Joe Barth Gerald Hershey Bill Moritz Dallas Kaufman Dick Kilgore Carl Nipper OUR RECORD September September October 12 October 20 October 25 November November November November 15 28 2 6 9 16 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 30 Frank NVarga Shelby ............. 12 - 40 Danville ........... -- Butler ............. 57 ' ' 36 Callon ........... -- - 19 Loudonville ........ 41 - New London ....... 13 - 21 - 14 - 6 7 O 19 Frederickstown ..... - 3 49 Bellville ............ 6 ' 13 Mt. Gilead .......... THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE fffjzqgx THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN Tl-IIRTY FIVE FOOTBALL MAXTOY CASF A eaptam whose persistence and determlnatlon strengthened hx lns brnl l1ant performance as a guard and hlockmg half made him a leader who kept the flame of enthusnasm hurmng throughout the sea son He w1ll be lost bx graduatxon HAROLD BEIER A man of all league cahber xxho made all mld state Ylgllt end for two years A brllhant and flashx pass recelxer a wonderful laekler and blocker He also w1ll be lost hx graduatlon ROBERT XDDLFSPERC PR Bob IS a speed demon who IS unexcelled fhe best pass de fense man Madlson can boast of for many a year He also was an excellent punter and punted Alma Mater out of manx a tlght place He was all mld state halfhack and wlll be lost bx gI'E1Clll2':ll1OI1 a big job An all league man for three xears A galloping speed demon an execlle nt punt er passer and pass reeelxer He IS the hcst backheld man Coach has turned out since he has been at Mad1bOI1 His posltxon wlll he hard to fill next gear FRANIx NX ARGA A httle man wxth a ljlg Joh H1s keen toreslght and strategx as a quarter back undouhtedlx was responsxble for Nladl son s CllaIllpl0HSlllp for two XLAIS He lb 1 good passer and runner and will he lost bx graduation JOE Vx ACEYHALS M3dlb0H s left end an ex cellent pass recelx er blocker and tackler Verx seldom was h1s end encled bx oppos mg teams Coach xx1ll find lt hard to fill hls posltlon as he also IS a bemor xx ho IS a two letter man RICHARD BEER Madison s flammg red head ed tackle NN hen o ponents were tackled hx lnm thex staxed tae led He had the ablhtx of breaklng up opponents plaxs before thex were started We w1ll mlss lnm because ot graduatlon ROBERT LEATHER Bob was the fastest guard 1n the league to get down under punts A small man but he certamlx dld a blg Job m seeurmg vIHlllSOI1 s ClldIllpl0I1Sll1p He IS also a bemor .IXX MclxINLEX A tall lankx tackle xvho plaxed exerx posltlon on the team XX hen tlns Irlshman released hls furx upon oppon ents they gentlx subsided Coach w1ll haxe a hard t11ne findmg a man of h1s ab1l1tx An other one of the twelve Semors He was all league tackle the PFCNIOUS xear He earned .1 letter for four years HAROID MATTESON The phantom left ,g.,uard wlth the speed of Joe Lllltll He IS an excellent blocker for llll6I'fCI'CIlLC A small man who accomphshcd hlg Jobs Because of lns speed Coach w1ll have a hard txme re placlng h1m Wlth another man PXLL IxIPP 'Next xears co captaln He IS a center whose accurate passes nexer fall A quiet fellow hut can play football hke a bomhshell He made all league center We expect hlg thmgs from lnm next year JOHN ESSELBURN Mad1SOHS outstanding blocker John wxll probably be quarter back next xear He IS a three letter man and wlll share the Captamcy xvxth Paul Klpp Anoth er man of whom we expect blg thlngs from next year ' X . 1 , U I 55 1- .9 T Tx fa ' ff' 1, Y- A A 4- , . . 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THE MADISONIAN 111111515131 THIRTY P11113 NN IILXRD IOCBHART A small man 111111 1110 1our 1g1 of a 11011 He 18 5111.111 hut can 11111111 and ta1kle 111111 the 111s1 Xou 11111 hear 1118 tenor 111111 11111111111 11111' the football I11L111 next 11111 DAN LL131 YXD H1 IS 1111 su11eSS11r to 11211 7V1L1X1111C3 81108111011 111 18112131 5111111 and 11:15 all 1111 111111111108 11f 111 11111111115 an 11u1s.t.1111l111g 1.11k1e 11111 11:11 ILD HXRNION 1'11 19 fi 111111k11' ball 1arr1e1 punter passer and pfass TLLLIXLI 111 fact 1111111 1811 1 a111111111q 111 111111 do NX 1: expc1t 111111 111 111111as11 1115 f11r1 next fall XBIXN 1111 N11111 X 1111111 111111 l7I'01l11S111g 1111111 s1111 1 1 1 1 111g 11111 ssu 111 11111 111 111 L11 I1 1 11LN11R DI' STPRHXFP T111 11111 111111 p1.11s r11g111 t.11k1e H1 1118 t11e 11111111 111 1111.111 up oppo111111s 1111111 H11 18 '1 fast 1111rq111q 11ar11 1l1111Ilg 1.11k11 1111111 1111 of1e11S1 111111 111fe11s1 X011 11111 se1 111111 111 111111111 next 11111' '1111 ft1110N11llg 111115 11110 11111 111 11111 112115 1o111pos1 1111 1131118011 11 1111 801111 111 111111111 S1011 a Qrelt 111 11 11f 1ct1o11 last XCHI' 111s1111 11ou ora11l1 111111111111 are 11 111111115111 11111111 l111k11 1 1111111 111111111 S111111ss11' 1 11I1.,1l 111 X ll 11 1'1r11 1111k 1Xl1g1JI'C 11111 11111111 7 If 1 11111 SL111 1 11 S1111 11111111111 1 111 X111 11' 1111111. 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U, , , 1 - 'M 1.1: , 1 1' 5: --Q ,'.A 1 I X451 11 1 ' , Q ' ' eu- E54 -N ' -fiff, ff 32 THE MADISONIAN NlNFTEeN THIRTY FWE O1 as. Y .,.. . 'Q' 36 K7 'ln mi iT 3 a-ia BASKETBALL Bad- rms left to right Jay 'Vlclxinlu Manager Edward Harmon Fred Doinka lot XX agenhals Joe LUILII Captain Day1dXN1lha1ns Coach Fendrielt I ront roxy Dan Cleland loe Shutf Ixenneth Lockhart XX lllard Lock hart Phncr Dutcrhaft John Psselburn Manager December Dteunber December December 7 934 10 934 91 934 98 1934 January 11, 93: January 15, 1935 January 18, 1935 January 21, 1935 ti 1935 l January 2 February February February February February February , 1 4 - 1, 1.330 5, 1935 8, 1935 15, 1935 21, 1935 23, 1935 SCORES Madison Madison 'Vladison Nladison 91211115011 Madison Madison Madison ------- Madison ------- Madison ------- Madison ------- Madison ------- Madison Tournament - Tournament - 99 27 30 43 26 30 30 4 23 20 0 33 XX eller Butler Ontario Chatfleld Ontario Lucas Lexington Adarlo Shiloh ......,........... Commercial Institute Plymouth .............. Jr. College .............. YVeller ...,-,......,.,.. Lexington .............. Butler .................. 24 10 6 5 19 20 36 21 19 2 fe THE MADISONIAN -1' NINETEFN THIRTY FIVE X ...A BASKETBALL JOF LLICH An outstanding performer on the defense held the center posltlon for txx o xears He held the berth of Captalnex He xxlll be nnsseel next xear anel lns posltlon xx 1ll be xerx hard to replace IOF XX AGEXHAI S Another semor xx ho pos sessed a eoolness xxlneh eonstltutes all great athletes He plaxed a guard p0Slll0Il and dld xerx xx ell at lt He earned lllb first letter tlns xear l'PeFDl:Pelt'K D0lVllxA A junlor xx ho xx as run ner up for the eenter posltlon tlns xear He lb xerx aecurate xxlth lns shots and xx on the game for Maellson ln the tournament ag nnst lexxngton Pxpeetatlons are xerx great for lnm next xear XX ll I ARD I OLBHART Another Iumor xxho performed lJI'llll3l1llX He lb elexer fast slnftx 1nd lIlLkX a eoaeh s dream He xx as lll the league He xxon a berth on the all league seeond team He xxxll eaptnn next xears team l'l Xll R Dlebll RHAI T X Junior xxho e lrn eel lns first letter No he tter bill plaxer ean be found that has the knaele of gettmg the h ill otl the baeleboard as meelx as l' lme r e an He IS a bald hghtmg ball plaxer He e in take eare of the plxot posltlon Vxlllltllll mx xsslstanee xxhatexex IJ XXI' XX 1Ll IXMS Another member of the XdlSllX xxho xxlll be baele next xe lr Some tlnng eame oxer llaxe anel ehangeel lmn mto a xerx good ball plaxer lle plaxs 1 forxx ard lJOSlllUll and ean smle haslee ts at lns xxxll XX e expeet a great deal of lnm next xeax ED HARXION The onlx Sophomore on the xars1tx He plaxs a forxxarel posltlon and takes eare of 1t perfeetlx He ean handle the ball XXllll the best anel also lb xerx good at lllilklllg shots XXe hope that next xear he xx1ll more than l1xe up to hls standards XI XX At I4 R HX XIeIxINI FX The bemor man ager of the ball team xxlneh he has held for txx o xe trs He nursed and eareel for the boys hlee a xete ran He s serlous nnndeel and lexel headed and dnl a great deal of xxork for the eluh He eau take eare of anx lJllSlI18SS trans aetlon xxlth ease He xxas the tx pe of a man ager that a eoaeh alxxaxs praxs for IeI X'XPTH IOCKH KRT The lug httle box xx ho IS elexer slnftx md trlelex He xxlll be lll aetlon agam next xear IOSI' PH St Ht I I- x hard fightmg and excep- t1on 11 lnll plaxer of xxhom xxe expect a great DAN tl Pl XXII X Sophomore XXll019 a dead shot on the long ones XXe hope he xxlll eontmne lns re llllI'lx8lll0 plaxmg next year DON xl IJ BROXX N X llll'll0I' xxho ean handle lnmself xxltll the best Htl!! XX xt I-NHXI S X lumor xxho should dexelop mto 1 tme ball pltxer next season D Xl ls XXl'Sl X Iereshman XXllll pI'0llllSlIlg qualltns tlnt eonstltutes all good athletes The xtrsltx xx1ll probablx L,0IlSlSt of the xhoxe plaxers lf the Sophomore champlon slnp te nn does not glxe them too hard a run for tl1e1r posltlon t fu 4 l K L 4 f N . . ' 'f Q' 1 4 v v . . , . D. D. . V ' V 1 . ' , . V V V v ' Y - v s . .. . v v. 3 I V .- V . 1 4 ' A 4x '-'A a -- e ' ' ' . l . . . I V . l r ' . . . - ' l V V 'v xl , I i 1 K. xi V I x ' V ' V V, , 5. - x ' - ' V X 1 , V 1 l . . V V . A A H- e - - x -V 1 1 -V V - ' ' K ' ' . , f - ' V' , V , V V - V V V 4 s 1 v K L, ' 1 1 V - V . V V. VV V I X A I I ' ' x 1 L X . . . 1 ,.V. . . . . . K . .. . ' T E v K ' .. . A , , x -- Y ' V V V V ' - . , V , . ' V , ' , V V ,' A .Y K - V ' ' l ' V , ,. , . - . V V , , e , I e 4 s 4 4 L lngh scorer for lXlatllSOIl and second lnghest eleal ne-xt year. . I I J I V l X ' Q ' I . V -4 1 V 1 . H V , , V V , V -- Z If l . , . . .x . 'f'f x e ' . K 9 x 'H Y v' . ' ' V , V - V' V e C -I 4 0 , 1 . , . . , -, 1 . 1 ' -ef '2 - . . , e , V V V e .V . 1 . . Y-x V ' ' L 5 V A I 5 . 1 - 1 4 . - s ' y x .' ' ' l el . ' x 1 L A 5 lk ' t ' 1 rwr v 1 1 v V 1 . ,X ' . V - ' ,I h H . 1 1 .. : .ef--: . ' K ' K Q u , l ,, , x V L. V 1 LV 4 C V - V Qfff' 'X ' ' , 1 V -vu Q Q . . V x 4 . V. fff' x H ' I I ' xv I I Q ' 1 'I ' . 1 .lf - ' P A ' ' ' V, .LU V V V' , V V V sl' V ,Q H L' - Q . . V U Y U ' e ' C ' 2 'x I 'x L- 1 ' - , .. K 1 1 V V ' K ' 3 ' u I ll 21 I ' 'jf ' V ' Q A n- K TI-IE MADISONIAN IAQ, ska-4, A team no better 'T 5 J X91 fi WARGA to LUICH Remem ber seven consecutlve complet ed passes by thus combmatlon m the Gallon gameo c a , E4 NINETEEN THIRTY-Five .gi In M gf V - Ye ff! T'i'R:TY 4-ref than ltS substltutes UUR CHEER LEADERS nuuuuuemwtl augment poo on :soon-na an 'P M msnmxa limi!!! il Z: ':.... 4-l .T'.a '93 'Q' READ THB AND WEEP Al Fendrlch 'Capt Cage Addlespexper Matteeon R Beer Wagenhalz-, Desx nates All League Selectlon 'J 'P 'P 'P 'P who wxll replace them 'P W 'J 'P all graduate but Co Capt K1pp he X Y X ,f 1 N K' 2? Q54 How Not to carry the ball and W how Not to tackle We never dld thls MUCH' -'wx One of the teams Boosters BETTER HALF DOT and DICK 30 , 'AM XX , . . A A r ,!:,,.3 ' , We a .f f xr V , a 9, 1 01 93 0 'A N e me ef f X 'F M 1 ff X f 1 X 1 ' N Q V N I ft X ' F If X ,7 ' , 7, - 0. l l ' r ' N 'J ' 2111: 1 , XX X ' V Z. ra 8 f, 15 N ' WN I x , j r I , , U, is ' ' . A r:':..,.:.c. 4 , o, I M 4 M-.-'-'33, - A M 'f V, ' --f c f i ...,::- ,, , , 1 Q I 5 -QI 1 'Y num ul ff, ,W N c, , ,, . , , ,- A, ,J 7 Q! - A ' ' '- ' - 1 '- faQ2', , fgfffzfwgf,'fff'f9'!lf',7 ' Warga - 'Luich Beer- 'McKinley-Leathers 0 Kipp co-Capt. 19351 . . 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KWH raw i pn., et OFFICERS rf W isa YY MST Ori Q Jax MCKIHICX Presldent Cllflord Johnson XVICE Presldent Frank XX arga Secretary fx Maxton Case Treasurer Mr R Fendrlclx Adxlsor 4 X ms-u ,WNAQ -as DC' M AbSOCI ATION Ac11vF Mr Mums Robert Addlesperger Rlchard Beer Harold Beer Donald Brown Elmer Desterhaft Frederxck Domka John Esselburn The M Assocxatlon was orgamzed ln lowlng were members of th1s Assoc1at1on Dale Beer Harold Mast Fred Conrad Wendell Oswalt Herald Elrley Henry Pagam Mlke Hammer Earl Relchert Rxchard HIHSHHW Kenneth Rlexchert Paul Koozer Anthony Rexser Mxke Lulch Chet Roberts Edward Harmon Wlllard Lockhart Robert Leather Joe Luxch Joe Schuh' W1111am Sprunger Joe Wagenhals Davxd Wllllams 1930 wxth Coach Fendnck as Advxsor The fol Ohmer Shellhaas Wxllxam Schuff Olen Shutt Bernard Spence Robert Stewart Robert Taylor Sam WIIKIHS Wllllam Young N f x -N f A N , 0 - Q X ,, i.a7'f no 'VTQL Q. ., 927 , ' Lf U xx sq- as P-Viv? 1 I TTL Y -,351 ' Qi' 0 o 4 A, iv ii? K' J SECT tl I' X' -'je v ,, fre ' ' , e , L v v . ' Vps 1 . , 3 y , - , - 5-44 X ,- . A ' ' ' U 5 lg? ' v I - V . . - - - . , ,' 'YH 1,2 X' ff' il. ,Wg A - - - - 1 Y A ,f ,f fl-k . . ff - ee, ' ' f T 3 A V ' ' S Ld, fe aww . 1 . x .. U-- WW, wmv Q an -Q V fe M, J- at J ,r X ' r -F-T 'A2 W ' :xx--1-Av--U 1- ,,.. . ,Nw A S ,, A . WM., .Mm ,.,. E 2 A ., W V -'V ., A, , , Q 9 ff h ' .K 1 T 95? A - A -- , . .f M , , ,, 'aw v ,, 'eww ' e 1' -U0 at as .,,, x 'J' K Q M 4 4- v li, 3' , f. ,, T7 -.-- - .f L 'T 66 99 'W A , . . 1 . . . , . fb THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Margaret Oswalt President Dorothy Thomas Vlce Presldent Betty Ross Secretary Treasurer MISS Marjorle Hathaway, Advisor Vxrgxma Au Evelyn Avey Evadene Barber Madelme Barber Gertrude Baumberger Alice Beal Mary Bessemer Rachel Bishop Margaret Boals Gearldine Brumenshenkel Vera Burdett Betty Craxg Dorothy Chromster Fern Danxson Mxldred Desterhaft Martha Jane Doohttle Marjorle Drake Henrletta Duncan Donna Freeman Ruth Gable Arminta Geissinger Hllda Goettl Margret Hamermlller Marle Harper Ellen Harry Grace Hinshaw Katheryn Johnson Rae Junker Ruth Karsmlzki Naomi Klthcart Amta McLaughl1n Marsades McLaughl1n Margaret Moser Pearl Long Marxe McFarland Naoml McKinley Mary Nlpper Margorle Oswalt M1r1am Oswalt Paulme Peters Mary Phxlllpon Dons Poth Katherme Procker Dorothy Pugh 37 Virginia Race Ethel Reamsnider Clara Remoehl Vera. Relnoehl Naomi Remy Theresa Rlttlnger Mary Rowan Barbara Schneider Betty Schwier Rachel Secl 1st Lucllle Shutt Helen Stenstrom Donna Taylor Betty Thomas Leona Thrush Donna Weaver Ina Weatherbxe Thelma W11ey Henrietta Winbigler Lois Zimmerman Alfreda Zoll A N Qi TI-IE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 52 ,A SCIENCE CLUB rdvs ard Danes Presldent Harold Matteson VICE Presldent Charles Osbun Secretary Treasurer Jay MLIXlHlCX Sergeant at Arms Mr XIXOII, AllXlSOI' On January 22 1935 the physlcs class of Madison Hxgh School olgamzed a sc1ence club wlth the supreme purpose of promoting a greater interest ln and a bet ter understanding of the prlncxples of sc1ence as It ap pll8S to our everyday llfe A constltutxon was drawn up and a name selected The name whlch was finally se lected was The Catylatlc Agents Now a Catylatlc Agent IH chemxcal terms sxgmfies somethxng that wtll speed up chemlcal actlon The next day an election of oflicers was held whlch resulted ln the electlon of Ed ward Davles Presxdent Harold Matteson Vice PYESI dent and Charles Osbun Secretary and Treasurer The ldea of thxs scxence club was concelved by Mr Nrxon who dld so much towards the orgamzatlon of lt Thls sc1ence club mentloned IS somethmg new t Vladlson bemg the first of xts kmd in Madison High School There were 29 new members inxttated on Febru ary 14 and 11 on March 4 making a total of 40 new members and 15 chartered members The imtlatlon was m form of a program 1nclud1ng a play wrltten by Rus sell McCullough one of the chartered members and in dlvxdual parts of a sclentxflc and educational value for each new member We the chartered members smcerely hope that the prmcxples of thls club shall be carried on by the students of Madlson I-hgh School forever Chartered members are Frank Warga Robert Race Francxs H111 Joe Wagenhals Robert Leather Daniel Shults Harold Matteson Edward Davles Charles Osbun Jay McK1nley Russel McCullough Maxton Case Charles Addlesperger Emerson Bletz and Wilham Sprunger 0THhR Harold Beel Carl Beer Dale Beer Xxllllillll Baltzell 'Nell Case Uillllel Cleland John Ixohler Beth Craxg 'Vlargaret UHHISOII lack Dans Iflmer Desterllaft Armmta Gleseman Fred Celssman Grace Hmshavs Rhea Belle Homerlck Rlchard Hunt Irdxxard Harmon Harold Mtlirlde X nlan Md aughlm 'N1FMBhRS Lcrox McM1llan George McI'arland Naonn MLIXlIllCN Margaret Osxs alt Marjorle Osxx alt XlI'glllc1 Race Jack Xoha Pete Ross Dorothx Selby Barber Selnuder Xlbk Sulnch Beth SLllVSl6I' XX llbur Sthlosser Lila Toubx Cllflord Tucker Daxe Xxllll3HlS HCFIIIIIIC XX lI'llJlQl9 I' Hcnrutta NX lllblglel' Robert X arger Stex e X anoshek C ' 7 - - - - - - - . . 1 ' - - - - Q '- Y. V ' ' - - .. - - - - Y. . A . . , , - I - . ' . . , A A , 1 ' 1 3 Y I ' Q 5 1 . . 4 . ' ' ur' Y . - A . . Y l. YY Y 1 I 1 , ' A ' ' 7. 1 1 - Y . . . A . ' . . ' 7 - - . 7 ' 1 ' D I I - . , . . Y - . , . Y Y . . . . l K ,A D . - 1 - . ., Y . , . . . . . . . a , Y. . . . . . . 'I A ' . . 1 Y . . . -- 1 Y . Y . . . . Y. . Y . . . , . . Y Y l .Y 1 1 ' . Y. . . . . . . 1 v l 1 V - Y y , . . . . . . V. r . 1 l ' VY. . ' . , , . Y I . I . , . . , , . Y Y Y , Y Y Y 7 I ' THE MADISONIAN veylui? NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE BLAIR. 9' -ns- ' L 'X 'C si-o HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS L1la loubx Pres1dent Barbara Schnelder VICE Presldent Pleanor Or1tl1th Secretary 'Vladelme Barber Treasurer Nllss Mnlls Advlsor The Home Izeonomles Club xxas orgamzed for tl1e purpose of furthermg IIIICFCSI 111 Home Economlcs and for amuse111e11t Tl1e club 111et once a month and buslness and pleasure made tl1e fortx fixe mmutes seem xerx short lIlClCCd The glrls xxere CSIJCL1lllX mte re sted Ill xx ork mg out sexer1l sleetehes on l'tt1 he-tts lro gram of Good Manners fllese xx ere presented at a monthlx IIICOIIHQ I ate 111 the year the glrls entertalned the1r IllOlllCI'S at an afternoon tea A program xxas prox1ded bx the members Rosella Alllllxel Marx IDZIXICS Della LlSSt?kaIll Elnora MLCOPIlllClx Anna XX xnn N 101111 Ixltheart R1el1el BISIIOP Ruth hdfbllllbkl 'Vlarx Fllen Burger -Xnna Gflffllll V1rg1n1a Shafer Marx Buzzard Helen Au Geraldlne Fletcher Mlldred Nanxch Dorothx Probst Luella Sl'lllfh Gertrude Lewls Dorotl1x Chronlster Mlldred Au yr. ' 51 - 4 'J Ilk- J ' 9 'lx '. -..,- 'i is Q f ' .. 4 ' '7 'AY If 1. at 1 -fi v, I 1 ' H -sv. . ,E X A sv I ' ,11- 8 Jin. - 4, 4,-.. 4 ft f I 1. .- , 1 - X 1- Hz- 'v tv- 1, 3 ,I 1 ff ' I 4 f -' 2... '. . C'-, lit: 1 . , ,,. , , , J ' Q X 1 ,I ,' f 311111. , V - - - - - - . , . . . , , ..... - 1 - - - - - - L .if ri, , . . . . . . ,Q . ' K L ., . ' . . 'ny ' T ' ' K, ,, , K. 4,-i .' , ,S ' , ,- A12 - .V 'Y ' , V . H ' ' ' . J . ' . ' ' 'K z . ,. . z . - 2 . 4 I ,, I X' ' X ' I V' ' ' . ' X U' ' 4 Y A 6 vv 4 x I uv , . I f V: I 2 X X x U ' r THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-F1vE ,aaa SENIOR GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS X lXl 111 lVILI42:lllf7llIlll lx 1tl1rxn Proelxer lJorotl1x IIll0lIldS lVI1ss Btttx Slllllh Advlsor Tl1e tenth xear of tl1e Lnrl Reserxes began under tl1e leaderslllp of MISS Slllllll ln Septem ber 1934 A xx emer roast xx as l1eld ln September for the flrst lllLQt1Ilg Tl1e purpose of the club IS to create hwher ldeals and to be true to the Glrl Reserxe code The Q1rls tllSII'lbllI6d baskets for the needy at TllHlllxSQlXlllQ The CllI'lSIlll3S program for tl1e sehool xx as glxen bx the Glrl Reserx es and Easter faxors xx ere made for the S0ltllCI'S at the Chlllleothe Hosp1tal X Mothtrllxughter Banquet xxas held ln the sehool llldlt0I'lllIll Max 14 Helen Au Mlldred Au Vlfglnla Au Leona Beer Rachel Blshop Clara Bletz Cleva Bletz Margaret Boals Helen Bowden Betty Cralg Martha Doollttle Geraldine Fletcher Elleen Harper Kathryn Johnson Della Llssekam Ruth Melster Marle McFarland fn S A K V if ,RM bf fa., ' 1 41 , ' 'W -a A as ' C19 W uf f I v'. 1 - ' - . K O - - - - - v u l 2 - . . , , - , - Ethel Reanlsnider - - - - - - TFGHSUFCI' A 1 1 X wr I . , . I x N . W . ' , . . w - - ' . . , ' 1 , ' . . I 1. v s I H i a I 1 - - z A ' ,' ' 41 Presldent V106 Presldent Secretary Amta. McLaughl1n Marcades MCL8.Ugh11D Paullne Miller Mlldred Namch Gretchen Fulwlder Ellen Harry Marjorle Oswalt Marzam Osxvalt Paullne Peters Naoml Remy Dorothy Selby Barbara Schne1der Romana Shepherd Betty Thomas Geraldine Ulm Thelma Wiley Margaret Oswalt 4 V THE MADISONIAN Q , NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 1 4 ' r Il f ,, ax iff? GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Betts Ross Pres1dent Naoml Rems Secretary Kathryn Johnson Llbrarlan Paullne Mlller Accompamst The G1r1s Glee Club has almost doubled lts mem bershxp th1s year They have sung for tarlous occaslons among them the Hxgh School Thanksglvlng Program the Chrlstmas Program the Tovtnshlp Meetmg for the Bond Issue Central M E Chulch the Sectxonal Coun ty Festxval and the May Day Festlval A group of glrls from the Glee Club sang 1n the Eng hsh Carrolmg style for the class play December 4th Thls group cons1sted off 'vlarvehne Harper Mane Har per MarJor1e Drake Betty Ross Luc111e Shutt and Rachel Secrxst Mane and Marvehne Harper Luc11le Shutt and Mxss Langstaff sang Chrxstmas Carols for the Altrusa Club of Cleveland on December 15th Helen Au Mxldred Au Ruth Baloy Evadene Barber Madelme Barber Leona Beer Anna Bessemer Marv Bessemer Rachel Blshop Clara Bletz Cleta Bletz Helen Bowden Betty Brown Geraldme Brumenshenkel Della Ann Cauns Dorothy Chronlster Martha Doollttle Henrxetta Duncan 'Marjoue Drake Gretchen Fulvvxder Ruth Gable Anna Gmflith Alberta Hamel Norma Harner Exleen Harper Marvelme Harper Ellen Harry Betty Herman Della Llssekam Gertrude Lewls Elleen Lutz Mane McFarland Amta McLaughl1n V1v1an McLaughlm Ruth Mexster Mlldred Nanlch Mlflam Oswalt Mabel Parman V1rg1n1a Race Mlldred Shadle Lucxlle Shutt Luella Smith Helen Stenstrom Betty Thomas L11a Touby Rachel Secrlst Donna Weaver , Y ' V A ..... , . , , Y 1 A I ' . , . Y 7 3 . . , 49 .. ff 14 F fr 1 lf THE MADISONIAN 1 NINETEEN TH1RTY-FIVE V Ml 5, 5 y J I . BAND OFFICERS James H wlclt Busmess Manager Nlarsehne Harper Secretary Pucllard Nlaltlus Llbrarxan The 'VIad1son Hlgh School Band plax ed for all of the school football and basketball games first for the Thanksglun I Program and for the Sectlonal Countx NILISIL Fcstnal On Noxember 10th members of the band went to Columbus to see the Oluo State Chl cado game and the famous O S L Band 43 Helen Bow den Varle Harper Frank Sublch Parbara Schnelder Fredex Lck VX agner Evadene Barber Joe Sublch Ruth Gable Dorothx Thomas LIICIHC Shutt ' . zz. ' ---- - ' 1 ' ' m r ---- - - A . . Q V V It played for a program at school on November Margaret Oswalt Marjorie Drake . ' vv Af ' . , 1 ' . U l . ' uv v 1' - 7 ' ' A v , V ' Q , . , . n . Y. . THF MADISONIAN jg! NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE .AA Gui OPERETTA Nladellne Barber Harold Beer Rachel Bishop Clara Bletz Izmerson Bletz Helen Bovs den C eraldme Brumenshenlxle Dellann Calrns Jagk Dans I uns Izsselburn Alberta Harner Norma Harner Nlarwhne Harper Rhea Belle Homerlck Ned Hughes Robert larger John lxohlu' Alllla Nlrl aughhn XIXIHII Mal auqhlm 'Vhldrul Xi1lllLll The-lbert Xllx0li1lIS XIFQIHIH Race Bettx Ross Alton Rom an Helen Stenstrom Bettx Thomas I llx Toubx Frank VK arga Lxle YN estfleld Henrlelta Xhnblgler Hermme XX lIllJlglC!' ! '!q-. GW fa THE MADISONIAN Q NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MADISON HIGH SCHOGL QUARTET The quartet IS composed of Luellle Shutt soprano Naoml Remy alto Samuel Johnson tenor and Cllflord Odson bass Thr qu u tet represc ntc d our school at the North Central Meetmg of the Xatlonal Musu Edt eators assembled at Indlanapolls Indlana March 20 ZZ lhe appeared before a LOIIIIIIIIIGC of three Judges from 'Nebraska ehosen IllLllldlIlQ all of oul ptople The chorus was dnrettui ln Prof Marshall Bartholomew from Yale Lnn rsltx The quartet has made .1 number of pubhe appearances among these the Operetta Central M I' Church Maln Street Exangehcal Chr1st1an Church Townshlp Mothers Club the County Muslc Festlval Mad1SOD Townslup May Dax Festnal and Commencement 45 ' . ' . T ' v ' . . 1 I , 9 A 9 5 . : ' , - 1 2 ' 1 K- u x K - A I ' -' ' . ' ', ' , K -I C ' ' y t . . . ' ' - LY , XVisconsin and Iowa. Forty students tried out and twenty-nine were u K , ' - ' K - t xi ' ' vo ' . ' ' s . - ' ' ' , : , . I. ' , ' ' 3 Y . , V . . . 9 9 1 , , h Q , N, . , . . ffiiex L 2 X THE MADISQNIAN NINETEEN Tnmw-me x , 'RMK' MADISON IITERARY SOCIETY Charles Addlesperger Exelxn Axey Rachel Blshop Emerson Bletz Helen Bow den Maxton Case Margret Hannernuller Chfford Johnson Mr McFadden The Madlson l llil ux Souetx was flrst or g3l1lZUl this xear lt IS .1 ployut of the Puhhe bpeaklng glass and nucts ucrx txx o weeks lhe souelx adopted a LUIlSllllltlUll md hx laws for the HtlX21I1Lt'llllI1lS of rhctoru unong the num bers 'VllIllltC'I'Slllll IS tompulsorx to 111 studtnts oi tha PlllJllL Spa :lung dass Q h xg h n Mix t ist lJI'6illlClllS to flrst .lax Melxmlu suond Ruhcl BlSllUp thlrd Charles Xddclspcrgtr foulth ll L uctx qaw thru l7lllJllL programs for the srhool Thu also had LlllI'Qt of tht lhmlxs nm pm gram Robert Leather Harold Matteson Jax lXILlXll1lCX Xlr Melradden Ch lrles Usbun 'Vlargaret Osv alt Robert Race Dorothx Thomas Prank XX arqa Ads 1sor XXL hopr through tlus method to reuse Stlllll of the bcmftts of the old fast l0I1Ld hter lrx souttus xxhnh xurt a part of the eduea hon of out p zrcnts DEBATING tht dehfltc team of lVl'ldlSOIl IS eomposed of l'r1nk XX lrqa Harold Matteson Robert Rue and t ll lrlrs Addlesperger for the affirm 1llXt md Jax Xltlunlu Robert Leather Max t mst and Xlarqret H tmernuller for the nega tue Both the Negatne and Afhrmatne had qu lt sutuss tluoughout the xc-'xr J V . , u L . ,. . 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D c . 46 ai QA 5 ways THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senlor Class presented the comedy Hot Copy , on May 21 to a hlghly appreclatl audlence The story yyas one of newspaper l1fe Ken neth VVade, young owner of The Evenlng Herald deeply ln debt, mcurs the anlmoslty of Sudley Kay, an unscrupulous polltlclan, de termlned to make the young editor yyalk out of town From then on Kenneth IS hterally flghtlng for h1s flnanclal llfe But Jane Coryyun, a college frlend from a big clty neyyspaper, steps lnto the scene, and yylth the help of B111 Gregory a young yylsecracker reporter who hxgh school domg Soclety and yyant ads puts on a yalxant fxght to keep the paper from ln solvency In the end a my sterlous pubhuty hound by the name of Hazel XY mston, dubbed the pest , sayes the day Bud Rice, the fore man, and Peggy NX llson, clalmlng to haye been born ln a prlnt shop COI'l1blIl8 vuth Ran dolph, a colored messenger boy, and Mrs De vme, a young t1ttle tattle , to create comedy and tense sltuatlons Each part was well portrayed by the all star cast made up of the followmg Semors Sylvia Dale-handllng soclety and want ads on Evemng Herald Naoml McK1nley B111 Gregory a young reporter wlth am bltlons Frank Warga Bud R108-ln charge of the Heralds back offlce Harold Matteson Jane Corwln wrltes anythmg from sob to scandal Margret Hamermlller Hazel Wlnston asplrmg to soclal leader Shlp Fern Danlson Kenneth Wade-owner and edltor of the Eyenmv Herald Maxton Case Randolph Peters outstandlng among the local colored boys Robert Race Dudley Kay asplrmg to the Mayorshlp Charles Addlesperger Peggy Wllson born m a prmt shop so to say Lols Zlmmerman Mrs Devlne-a busy woman interested 1n a lot of thmgs Vera Burdett Commlttee Women Hxlda Goettl Vera Remoehl Alfreda Zoll Armlnta G lsslnger and Grace Hinshaw Buslness Manager Jack Long Qtage Managels Joe Wagenhals Robert Leather Publxclty Manager Jay MCKIHICY Dlrector Lenore M M111s 47 Y . 9 . . . ' Cl 97 , ' ' 've . . ' ' as . n - ' I .-.-...... ' -.......-.-.......-n v H Y 1 . ' . . 7 H I 9 , . l . ..........,................. b a H ' A 56 V v T I Y, . I U t. .' .......... E. .. ' , ,' 5 ' ' A D ...................... l v' v y' - n 1 I writes Hot Copy , and Sylvia Dale, just out of , . . ' u U ' ' u' v n H, -w ' , ' . ,S ' '- - .. , ny . Y Y P Q ................... U ......... t 66 7, V Y . l . . . ....p..... - . . H ' ... H ' V. y . 3. , Y 1 y D Q ' . . V ,, . - ,, ' i ., ' U - ....... , 3 y ,fi 'mlm gl JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Oh Professor the three act comedv presented bv the Junior Class under the direction of Miss Lenore Mills prov ed to be interesting and en tertalnlncf from beginning to end A w ell chosen cast displaxed unusual ablhtx in their d1HlCLllt characterizations The Professor Percival Court wright w as portraved to great advantage and the storv is built around lnm 'lhe nlav was a combination of IDX sterv comedv and romance and was one which ariested sour attention from the verx first CHARACTERS Jake the school Janitor Nliss lrrederica assistant to the Dean Dr Aristotle the Dean Flufi Students in the school Bertha Students in the school Jean Students in the school Bellc Students ln the school Nllchael Pemberton returning from Paris hnnnv Anderson in need of a friend Professor Percival Courtwrlght in need of fun Patricia P tterson also returning from Paris David Williams Marveline Harper Elmer Desterhaft Rachel Bishop Bettx Ross Fxadene Barber John Fsselhurn Jack 'Xoha Richard Hunt Dorothx fhoznas Nlllc Fife belonging to Parl Dorothy Scll,v OPERETTA Windmills of Holland an operetta in two acts was presented at the Hiffh School to a large 'ind appreciative audience. Frank VX irga as Mynheer Hertogenhosch was a clever Dutchman. He was ably supported by his Vrouw'-eHelen Stenstrom. little VN alter Simpson from Hickory Hall was their small son. Betty Ross as XX ilhehnina sang and acted her part very well. Yed Hugl es was a student of music in love with her. lohn Ixohler s clear-toned voice was excellent. VS e cant forget his 'Lookinff for a f'irl. Marvcline Harper scemed to hc the one for whom he was searching. last but not least .lack Davis was a dashing young American and X ix ian McLaughlin was katrina. Phe cast was augmented by two choruscs-the first a group of ten girls who Jave some very clever dances in wooden shoes. The other chorus was made up of Farmer s Daughters and VS ork-Hands Phe Operetta was directed by Miss Langstatl' while Miss Hathaway was in charge of the dancing. 48 I 11 ' ' N T THE MADISONIAN J i INETEEN HIRTY-FIVE Ig , I .f wt wvfle as ,, 13 x , i Y ' 9 9 ' , , , , . , U . . U . L ' 9 V l V v v v . l 3 .1 x x .1 . A b L F, v v 1 V . v v . v v Y . Y. ,. . 1 , t ................. ........... .i , . . v . A , - .... - .......... - . , ............................. . . A J . , c , .......................... t . . . , ' ........................ Marjone Oswalt , ' ' , ---------'------w------------- V, . I . ' y ------------------------- A A I y . K -.--..---..- -- 4 . ' ' 1 .-... .N......... --,,-. .. k , ., ......... - . L 2 9 A. t ---------- M. f . A 1. , e K S ------ --... - ------.----.--- ' .1 L' GG ' 9' 9 9 7 K -T3 c 1 vi I u v I K c 9 4. 4 v Y . . . . v u Y 9 s K X . . . 9 Y 9 l v 9 . si rj I 99 I l x I . J 9 9 1 9 1 YI I Y V , . Y V I 1 , , . LJ 3 Y . f v i V v v ' 9 , CONII I IMFNTS West s Unlversal Dry Cleanlnv CO MANSFIFLIJ OHIO DIAMOND RINGS Dependable Wrlst Watches Sturdy And Rehahle Strap Watches F1ne Platmum And Gold Jewelry lRIIl'S Xl XX US I OXSISIPNI' C W JELLIFF 81 SON Jewelers I' XRNII4 IIS I3 XNlx ISUII DINO ASK ABOUT REASONS F OR OWNING A P E X Appllances moms D. DAVIES TOP Estabhshed Smce l9O0 Sold b OHIO FUEL GAS CO y ' 122 NORTH MAIN sTP.EET MANsF11:1.11, OHIO The Tappan Stove CO. 5 I Y v 1 . . ,. 1 it OF D 7 o 1 1:5 .1 , 3 ' . w1'1'11 lllllll OU111-1'rY C .W 19 I A - ,, I COMI LIMENTS C E Ward Company Graduation Caps and Gowns for Rent or Sa e Unlforms for Bands and Orchestras Vestments for Pulpit Choirs and Glee Clubs Nurses Capes and Uniforms NI' XX LONDON OHIO Dr E F Cleland DENTIST 406 Farmers Trust Bulldlng Office Adam 2163 Res Adam 3871 FOMI I IMI' NTS Fusoos Cleaners and Dyers Mi.NSPlI'LIJ OHIO COMI I IMl'N IS Dr Shreffler TEL CANAL 1340 NIANSFIPI D OHIO I OMPLIMENTS Ashland Tlmes Gazette Ashland s Only Dazly Newspaper ASHI -XNIJ OHIO HETLER S RESTAURANT 61 CONFECTIONERY IISI IOOID I'OOll XSHI XNIJ OHIO IONII I INII'N FS The Central Frult and Crooerv Company I OWU I IMI' NTS Mafflott s MCd1C1HC Store A J OF . . . N ' l . Y . , I' ' ' v Q v 7 v . ' , I .' OF 1 ' ' . I. OF l. I .lf 2 . , COMPLIMICNTS 4 L OF OF . 9 , I 4 ss. 'kv 1 1 N 1 as .l 4. Al i V I I ' . I L .' OF I . I . 1' , OF , O . C x I if f Q a xQ3'4ff x K .B x -.- -x '- Nh x .M -.-fasv., , xy -vg f '-' RX? f F1577 , .a ' ,..r' . uv.- v..,.,- r. .F YU KER BRG M -4:2 , 1 4? ,ff-nf f' 1 O 'X N j ff ,ur . .N 1 WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THE NEW 1935 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW ROOM WESTINGHOUSE FRIGIDAIRE GENERAL ELECTRIC ONE WESTINGHOUSE SPECIAL MODEL 5 2 cu ft Can be purchased for only S4 50 clown and l0c per day I0 South Park Street Telephone C 4171 K R A FT S T U D I 0 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS THE MADISON HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL IOI N Mam St Tel Adam I757 Your Patronage Appreclated 1. .5 THE O.P.S.ELECTRIC SHOPS of ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS BEST OF SERVICE CAPABLE BARBERS SVheaton's Barber Shop Third and VValnut Streets Wm. J. Them Watchmaker : jeweler 18 N. Diamond St. High Grade VVatches, Clocks And Jewelry Repairing A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU The Diamond Store on Diamond St. COMPLIMENTS Garber s Garage General Repairing and Welding 174 Marshall Awe Tel Adam 2468 AN OLD BUSINESS WITH NEW METHODS NORTON S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 34 XS Third St l'el -Xdam 3662 'VIANSFIFI D OHIO Blue Goose Cafe Lunch Cigarettes Soft Drinks Sohlo Gasollne 'Vhle East of Square on Route 30 NICK HERC ATT Tel I' RIE 1399 Flnefroek s Mortuarv FUNERAL SERVICE MODERN FUNERAL HOME lel IANAL 3100 Hart O11 Company MOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL Lubrication Tires and Battery Charging Park Ave fEast of Subwawj 1' el CAINAL 3384 MAYSFIELD OHIO Swan Cleaners 12. S Maln St Canal 4433 C, 4 CLI' ANPD Bx SSX ANI FIT To DOW . I 7 I 1 - . , . ' . ., . I Y I . , . 1 ' ' A V 1 I ' 9 I . , . J . . 1 I . H 1 v I A A l Y N . 1 - V . I . . I O P' I . , . . ., Q - . - F ' A 'Ari' f-X ' ji , Off.. 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' ' x-- 1 ' ' 1 , as 1 V Y V' C - e ' .1 9 1 K I I n I x 1 v N 3 v ,, ., QB xl-. x i' ' - Qfffmefzf , IYQIIII '- I. ,, QZWJHT ll ...To advance in business today you must abandon the horse ,and buggy methods of preparing for it. ...Methods in education, as well as in business,must be modern. Subject matter, also, must meet present-day requirements and that is why we have added to our courses Applied Psychology, Sociology, Direct Mall Advertlsing, Business Management and Office Procedure You must keep in step with the times The MANSFIELD COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, Inf 680 Park Avenue West MANSFIELD OHIO PRESCRIPTION and SERVICE DRUG STORE Wm T Hursh Fourth and Diamond Streets MANSFIELD OHIO Authonzed Excluslve AKRON TRUSS FITTERS REGISTERED PHARMALIbTS WM T HURSH O A KOONS C M WILLIAMS m CANT MAKE A msmcn sncxms Gfzkeh if im, 'ro rms moms U9 ,, X Misrm' J, i N' Wapaflglf- ' i' F063 Q9 I .0 W if 4 ds ! ' 0 Nsyxglgx 1,2-,P OO' , I' f9df3W is 0 if ff! 01 iz --. I I ,l V . . . 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V L 4 1 I A - Y 4 ,I 1 ,, . . . Y , , . . . A . ., c I Compliments of The Harter Pulblnshung Co IIIVITHUOHS D1plOmHS U CDMVIENCEMENT INVITATION EICIUKLET ASI-IEET DIPLEIMAS WORK BOOKS AINDIVIDLIAL INSTRLICTIUN MATERIAL Cleveland RECREATION BARBER SHOP Z3 North Iark it In Real of Regreatlon Ioolroom Our Suwue Ia IIl1ll10KIldtL and hffluent Our Prlces Are 'Vhmmum WM K BALLITCH Prop Tel CANAI 3784 Compllmonts Of DILLON BATTERY 81 SERVICE STATION BTANDARD OII PRODUC Tb RED BAR BATTERIES GASOLINE O L TOBACCO COMPETITION IF EOL XX OLI D RI' AI LX 1xNOXN IHIL MEANINI O11 THE XX ORD COMPETI TION VK All' TILI IHI' CIRI FRIFNID SPOTS A XOLNC MAN IN A 'VIATTHFS SUIT BETTER COMI' IN AWD TILT ONF XOLRSELF NSQAPHARH. nz am sr. ond-esqum Say It Wlth Flowers on All Occasions Stuhldreher Floral Co 48 NN fourth bt Tel Canal 3604 0 0 O o a s - c' , CqlIfj?'t1l'UL! ana! TIHTCLI , S um am . 1 N 1 3 , 1 . A ., .. . . ' J 1 1 f 1 A I . . . . 1 . - , 1 1 1 . I . . i 1 . . . . , . . 1 1 1- , , 434 So. Dlamond SI., Lanal 1360 . A , . . U - 1 1 v 1 1 1 Y 1 1 ,1 1 , ,, - ,I , . 1 1 1 1 1 A . I - 1 v f V ,1 1 1 A 4 4 l 4 4A 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I . I I I . . I 4 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 . J 4 A A I I 1 1 1 A A . . ' v 1 1 r 5 . . ., . .. n WHERE OI-IIOS LAWS ARE MADE Many of you w1ll recogmze thls mmposmg structure whlch is the State Capltol buxldmg' at Columbus In the foreground may be seen a trolley coach wh ch has stopped to take on passengers In Columbus as well as 1n many the trolley coach IS recogmzcd as a means of SW1ft qulet and economlcal transportatlon A number of new d6VlC6S used 1n the operatlon of these modern transportatlon systems have been developed here ln Mans field where thev are bemg manu factured and marketed by the Ohlo other cltles both here and abroad Brass Company MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH CLEANER FOR MORE. THAN FIFTY YEARS Students Have Come to Rltters for BOOKS STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS PENS DESK SETS SCRAP BOOKS AUTOGRAPH ALUMNI YOU ARF IYVITILD TO BROXN SE. AROUND IN OIR BTORI- ANYTIMI' The Chas Rltter Co. Super a1r power comblned wlth revolvmg brush clean mg Supersoft bristles brush and fluff nap genty without wear Then su per uctlon whl ks away threads llnt and raznr sharp deep down grit Does better cleamng than clean ers costmg almost twlc as much Saves up to 507, of cleaning tlme B autlful Lustra loy timsh llghte brighter stronger Super brilllant easlly attach d headlight available extra 335 95 The MARTIN HARDWARE COMPANY Z6 WV AUTOGRAPH 'C SIGNATU RES 'N if fx WWmi4 1949 17,214 Qnmyjzwwaou f?.2y 47Z4Wfff,z, gp M175 ZZJM 4QfZZ IV' wa iff J A! L vfifgwd 1,7 LA Q2 J 24,4 A47VwA,k04 65245 9f2ii.z?,w 0 4?g42?f Y MAL 1294.1 ,gp gif F925 1 SSRQFK X 021, if cl U7 f 2 Q eifl 243 wM7v .4-C2 g :,y'f,g,1f'J1 Y Q ' A . U X235 5, f ,, a 51 H 11 'xpvo' . 1 f H J Q . , 0 4 I ' ' ' ' Hiffi 1 , LQ 'I . Q f v, f I 7, ' I N I ' ' '2'7 , Q 1 f , 1 'Y2fl,C,Q 1 r K7 f VW , XZ ' F ' ' N L, fi H4 Kffiff? ' ff! 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