Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)
- Class of 1936
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A7 . iwwa-ZW' 7,4715 R T iii XF w SV f 5 7 1 M Publzshed by THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY SIX x 9 X I is xx! KL E AW, , if Qi? M av ' 1 y, Wy, Preface M haxc iIfPUll'JTCd to preserxe for futule me have hved 1 Our art work m thls an nual IS the result of much effort on the part of a few of our students and we hope adds Lonsxderahle to the varlous pages and to the general theme Progress Z ' ' a .n leg- . - f ' el.joyn1e11t 21 worthy record of school life as Id - l I .. f 4' ' . A , tt 7' HDCCIIICEIIFRCDITI the Semor Clam of iw IC'1f r xs IQ1lI1WJL1I'I1LUf proxlded the opporrumtx for an Qdu it T1 and who have Qfiwxhued that xu mwl k me fullut adx image therwf med 1 3 , 0 O i xf , Q J We ' , ' 'QU' du l1Lfr'QiA'g, ded. e hI Ig' 1 I tl '- ' 'rim Kind!-X ian to our fathers and mothers who imma -' - will ' ' ' y ' W ,511 ILVC Sis, flax 15' f r WMM f THE MADISON IAN e -1', is NINETEEN THIRTY-six I ' W H ' 5 -1 z I r 4. sa :ess ll l l ' l BH i : Il ll ZZ liz:-4: -fr.: il ua, - a I 1 4 rm BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right lawrence Hughes Wllllam Remoehl Xue Presldent Carl Phllllpon lI'LSlClQI'll Russel 'Nlxer Clerk John clllli' Phllllp Ixlpp 4 . .- A 7 l .A Y. . K ' ' 1 . Y. i . i . . a - 4 s 9 J ,J . - . . ' ' - 1 4 , 9 x 1 s THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY six GLENN W GUTHRIE Supt Algebra Teachers ul-an W GLENN 'VIcFADDEN Q6D ff Publlc Speakmg Eng IV Am H1story Sociology Economlcs Busmess EI1g1lSh Cxvxcs sf ffoaiffffdaf WAYNE E MILLER Prm Shtd I II Typing II ?77,LZf.,o ,milf KENNETH G NIXON LENORE MILLS ALBERT L FENDRICK Ch6II11StrV Home Ec I II Coach PNY 105 Enghsh Plaln Geometry JM.-abc, W, X Manual Tramlng Agriculture 5 II Mode Hlxstory 1 'xxx v' K , 1 ' I X wha, A A ' 7 i . f! an G W. ' A I - ' f ' Q' ,, - f ' if ilf' I : . ' I ' . 5' U' ' . . Y' ' 1 V. THE MADISGNIAN MERLE BAKER Asst Ccach General Scxence Bl010gy ffE 1F'?, 31 Q : Ima If Teachers MARJORIE I-IATHAWAY NINETEEN THIRTY six Ii, 'H GLADYS MacDONALD Bookkeeping I II Typmg I Jr Bus Trammg Com Aflth Com and Ind Enghsh I Phys Ed ,sa Muom: LovEmNG EILEEW LANGSTAFF Lawn 1, II Mus French 1, II 6 Englxsh IV . -I ,, ,,4, WI i aw w E I i f H g::::::s l I ' I A 4 1 gl gl 2 .. I . .... 1-....1a....c-:al :. --- !-I lvl . - .I 3 lI.I33..!.:.. ........lili5,-. ?4. V Il fi - 1 ' 1 k 6 I N , I . V N ' Q i A . X. yr THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY slx A 1111 1111 Ml all S lt aff? Daud XX xlhams Izdltor ln Lhlef I earl I ong Absxstant Fdxtor Mar .ades McLaughlin Knrla Athletlcs XX lllard I ockhart Marjorxe Osvs alt Cllfford Tucker Marxelme Harper Marguerite Damson Hermme XX lflIJIL,ILl Henrlelta NN lI1IJlg,ILI' John Esselburn Joseph Shuff Fablilll Folmer Paul Ixxpp Phmr Desterhaft Frmd XX agenhals Q ,. ,,.,,- XZ' 1 W THE MADISONIAN I EEE 5 E H NINETEEN THIRTY six Autwgralphs -'UPL 11 141 WX k7f6fffghLi.f,Q Q rio 3 so NY -,J 8 .,f'f' 6915 7 . 'll' X' 1- , I ,A , f- Cr . f 5, , Q .X 2. x f L A 'f '1 f Q 1 gg 5 U ., 45 Q , , it . j 2 K2 C :x f 'R f. - N I I - ,MH 4 4- . ., ff, 'A N : I, V f I . -, Z '52 ' Fi 'Tia' I' ' A7 . V - . A- f -T' ' K X I Q , 4 I I . VXA 214 'iii R N, A. L N. l I-ix X -- y LL-0k ' :uv A X R ,, - If -f,. 1f f Q - Q , Q Six ai , xx f -m -'5 , . , 'vi V Q ' i-mf me HN., ' ue: M ,-:5 A 5 q K- X X . b:.:g55 f 'uh ' . A-A . , . ,A 4 A I if 5' T: H1 , f , , , . X7 h A r 1 X - '. xv, 1 f ,. . ! I- Q li! W - V 5 J X .. l mi I y f 4 -X M v , , . I ' V ru' 5 U ' : .Q wJ . 'fi ,Q W 2 X f.. Q '1 X ' , 4 y' XX f ' I -MAO' I 1 f X H C: ' 'lf f-' 1 ' mx. 'rj , i .- ,, 6 I AA 1 ,f ' 1 V0 f '9'7'-Z1 , J. ,, f f E i79wQ' S 0455 W imdb QQLJ E Z Z if D .Rh Qgci fJQ ! G9 THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY six 'V Sennors f'5 Y-Y.,-Z 52 WTS x xvvf r , N xt! ,.. N- CLASS COLORS Orehld and Gold CLASS FI ONVER Tea Rose CLASS MOTTO In the world our future lres but ln our future hes the World Cl ASS POLM In memory we wander hack To the fall of thlrtv two VK hen as Freshmen we assembled Greater knowledge to pursue VK e had a yearnmq for suecess That shone llke a qlowmg coal We fanmd this emher t1l lt flamed And now we we rcaehed our goal lhese happx xears of sehoohnq are But IIlLlCSlOI1C.S on the trall VK e haxe a lugher goal to reach If we g1Y6 up now we fall XVe turn our faces to llf6,S work, Though a tear falls from the eye As one and alfl we bld farewell' To dear old M3dlSfJH Hlgh Betty Ross 9 wkl P' ' . - A , ' ' Q M? 952, x , K xy 1 f If Lf- J' IM L WX f ix .3 lk... .1 ,A lx C mx THE MADISONIAN QFIHMH U IH NINETEEN THIRTY-six ,ff . .:.:.p4... . UQEEH MHI Q, : I5 ' ,sa ll! . 1 4 M CLASS OFFICERS 1-.....,,,. FREDERICK DOMKA PAUL KIP President Vlce Presxdent Hobby Huntmg and flshmg Ambxtlon Hobby Playing his C12-lrlllet Amb1t10U To be an Al1Amex1car1 Centex Football 2 To have a Jazz band of hls own Basketball 3 4 M Assoclatlon 3 4 CO Captam 4 An 2 3 4 M Assoclatlon 3 4 Band 2 3 M Presxdent 4 Class Presldent 4 Scxence Club 4 Literary Soclety 4 3104 JOHN ESSELBLRN Treasurer Hobby Sklppmg School Ambltlon T make monev without WOIKIHL Football 1 2 3 4 M Assoclatlonl 2 3 4 Basketball Mgr 1 2 3 4 Class Pre-s1dent2 Txea urer 3 4 School Paper Staff 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 An nual 4 Cocaptam 4 EVELYN HOOVER Secretary Hobby Playmg plano Ambltion Playmg in a famous orchestra Secretary of Class 4 Glee Club 4 G1r1 Reserves 4 Operetta 4 Literary Club 4 Q' , 4' ' 1 so V 3 xl if . if . 6 C 4 Pl fi Auf' 'J' 'Q' 3 N ir 'F 2 1.1, ,,, .l ' ,.,' Nl.-vw.-A is sfafzfgg I i . . I . i - ui - ' - Q - A ' ' T O 10 K flfn' ..! THE MADISONIAN x ,,. NINETEEN THIRTY-six X , xx . MARVELINE HARPER Hobby Havlng dates out slde of school Ambltlon To beadoctor G1eCub12 3 4 fp clal Chorus 2 3 Mu slcal Arts Club 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Busl ness Manager of Band 2 Sec retary of Band 2 Lnzerary So clety 4 Paoer Staif 3 4 An nual Staff 4 Class Play 1 3 Op retta 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Secretary of Glee Club 3 NAOMI BOYCE Hobby Wrltmg letters and campmg Ambxtlon To be a nurse Home Ec Club 2 4 Llterary Soclety 4 Llbrarlan MW 7 www Mi ow' RAMONA SWISHER Hobby Danclng Ambltlon Travellng all over the world wlth who'P'P'P'1 Glrl Reserves 1 4 Scxence Club 4 Llbrarlan 4 Home Ec Club 4 HAROLD McBRIDE Hobby Thxnklng Amb1t1on RBV01Ut1OD1Z1Dg farmmg S01 ence Club 3 4 Wrestlmg 4 Lxterary Soclety 4 ffm-amz wi? Wav! DAVID WILLIAMS Hobby Glvmg advice m l:1t1on To be happlly mar rled Football Manager 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 C1 ence Club 3 4 Annual 4 Dia matlcs 3 4 M Assoclatlon 3 fam AILEEN SCHAFER Hobby Skatlng and Read mg Amblt1OH To be a steno grapher Glrl Reserve 4 Scl ence Club 4 News Reporter 4 Llbrarlan 3 4 FABIAlN FOLMER Hobby Makmgmoneyon th Slde Ambxtlon To own all gas statlons ln town Football 2 3 4 M Assoclatlon 3 4 Llterary Soclety 4 Annual 4 nf, RHEA BELL HOMERICK Hobby A certam Beer Am b1t1on To be a check room g1rl at Euclxd Beach Park 1n Cleveland Home Ec Club 2 Scxence C ub 3 4 Operetta 3 11 WW THE MADISQNIAN 2 HMB If WU NINETILEN THIRTY six MARGARET OSWALT Hobby Basketball Ambx tlon To be an athlet1c duect or Class Vlce Presxd nt 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Presldent of G A A 3 4 Cnptam Volley Ball 1 Capt K1ttenba112 Honor Teams 1 2 3 4 G1rl R serves Band and O chestra 2 Buslness Manager 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Llterary Club 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 L brarlan 4 Hobby Mmeralogy Ambx tlon Aeronautlcal engmee alms, f 'Q EVADENE BARBER Hobby Eatmg p p om Am bltlon To be a llbrarlan G AA1234C1assRepre sentatlve 2 Glee Club 3 4 Special Chorus 4 Pap r Staff 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 Band and Orchestra 3 4 Llbrarlan 1n Band and Orchestra 4 Dra matxcs 3 Lxbrarxan 3 HENRY SCI-IMI'I'T MATZEN Hobby Readlng Ambxtion To be a uccessful busmess man MWJZZQ JACK YOHA Hob Huntmg and iish mg Ambrtlon To be a struc tural enzlneer Football 2 3 4 Class Presldent 3 Science Club 3 4 Lxterary 4 M soclatron 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 HENRIETTA WINBIGLER Hobby Drawing and Pamt mg Ambrtlon To be Brlght'-' Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1 3 Op retta 3 Paper Staff 3 Home Ec Club 2 Scrence Club MARY ROWAN Hobby Art Ambltlon To be eacher G A A 1 2 Paper Staff 2 Llterary Club 4 Llbrarlan 3 4 DOROTHY THOMAS Hobby Tap Danclng Ambl tltn To be a Physlcal Ed Teacher Class Secretary and 'lreasurer 2 V1ce Presldent 3 G A A 12 3 4 VICSPFBSI dent of G A A 3 Secretary and Treasurer 4 Captaln Bas ketball 1 Honor Teams 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserve 2 3 4 Sec retary of Girl Reserve 3 L1 brarlan 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Band and Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 3 Science 4, Lrterary Club 3, 4 Paper Stan' 3 I THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY six DOROTHY PLGH Hobbx Chevxmg Gum land Hour Arnbltlon To be a xccessful tvmst G A A 2 3 Home EC Club 2 WIRGINYIA GLADDENI riebbv Talkmg to Rhea Keef Ambxtlon To be a certam B L1v'P2'J'P Glee Club 4 Home Er Club 2 Glrl Reserves 2 4 gbcavd-L41 HOWARD WHEATON Hobby Braggmg Ambltlon lo et some one to laugh at l ls jokes a,kR1RlDE BAUMBERGER Hobby Playmg Kxttenball -Xmbmon To be a Physlcal Ed. Teacner. G. A. A. 1 2. 3 4' Captain Basketball 4' Scl- ence Club 3 Home EC, Club 2' Honor Team 1 2 3 4. l 13 'bf qv'-'04 INA WEATHERBIE Hobby Playmg tennls bltlon To be a hlgh school teacher Home Ec Club 4 QCISHCB Club 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 G A A 3 4 L1brar1an3 4 Paper Staff 4 Aww W ELMER DESTERHAFT Hobby Talkmg to th glrl. Ambltlon To be an All Amer lcan guard Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 M' Asso c1at1on 3 4 Annual 4 Dra matlcs 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 School Paper Staff 3 BETTY ROSS Hobby Gomg to football games Ambltlon Travellng GAA1234 C1assRep resentatlve 1 Secretary of G A A 3 Captam of Basket ball 2 Captam of Volleyball 2 Honor Teamsl 2 3 4 G1r1 Reserve 1 2 4 Llterary 4 Operetta 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Presldent of Glee Club 3 Class Presx dent 1 Paper Staff 4 Speclal Chorus 3 4 Muslcal Arts Club 4 Lxbrarlan 3 HENRY PARMAN Hobby-Reading. Ambition To be a farmer. THE MADISONIAN l Hmm 3 W9 NINETEEN Tmmv SIX CLARA REINOEHL Hobby Screammg Ambi tion To grow up G A A 1 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 L1t erary Society 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Captain Kittenball Team 3 KENNETH LXNTDENBOLT Hobby Bas ball Amb1t1on To be a great shortstop S ence Club 3 4 Ll MILDRED BRACKEN Hobby B ushlng Amblbl To be a succ sful rest owner RAE JUNKER Hobby Catchmg bzg fxh Ambition To make a great Success in life. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Girl Re- serve 2, 3. K JOE SCHUFF Hobby Being dlgnlied Am b1t1on Not yet d1SCOVClBd Basketball 1 2 3 4 M Asso c1at1on 2 3 4 Annual 4 MARGARET MOSER Hobby Talklng about Joe Ambltlon To be a successful 5hOL16Wlf6 Lxterary Socxety 4 HomeEc Club2 3 4 G A A Rep esentatlve 4 Glrl Re Q serve 2 RICHARD HUNT Ambltlon professor of chem .5 Lbrallan u 3 fb NAOMI REIVIY Hobby Traveling and danc mg Ambxtxon To lxve in Cleveland G A A 1, 2, 3, 4, Gxrl Reserves 3, 4, Presxdent of Girl Reserves 45 Home Ec. Club 25 President Glee Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secre- tary Glee Club 35 Special Chorus 3, 4. 1 5 1 QRRX. , 'N THE MADISONIAN ,, , ,. NINETEEN THIRTY slx DELLA ANN CAIRNS Hobby Dancmg Ambltlon To be a success 111 the bus1 ness world Glrl Reserves 4 G A A 4 Mansiield Hxgh G A A 2 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Pap r Staff 4 Operetta 1 3 4 STEVE YANOSCHEK Hobby Fusslng wlth radxos Ambmon To learn to play the harmonxca Football 2 3 Sclence Club 3 4 ,1- aff-Z MARY BACKENSTO Hobby Watching baseball games Ambltlon To be what I am VIVIAN McLAUGHLlN Hobby Gxgglmg Amb1t1on To be a success ln some hlgh posmon Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Vice Presxdent of Curl Re serves 3 Secretary of Gul Reserves 4 Science Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Operetta 3 'f-. 2P ow fiflm 10 wt WILLARD LOCKHART Hobby Smxllng at the g1r1S Arnbltlon To be a comedlan B1 lx tball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 M Assoclatlon 2 3 4 An x ual 4 PEARL LONG Hobby Playxng the DIHDO Ambltlon To be able to play th Doll Dance Cla s Sec ary 3 G A A 1 V108 Presldent of G A A 4 Captaln of Volley Ball 4 Hon or Team 2 Basketball Mana ger 2 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Llterary Soclety 4 Llbxarlan 2 Home Ec Presl dent 2 LEONA THRUSH Hobby Talklng AmbltlOH To be an Engllsh teacher Home Ec Club 2 G A A 1 JOHN KOHLER Hobby DT1V1Ilg a Ford Am b1t1on 'Io be Romeo the II Sclence Club 3 4 Operetta 3 THE MADISONIAN 3 H FRED WAGENHALS Hobby Yodelllng Ambx tion To be a radlo personal :ty Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sc1 ence Club 3 4 M Assoclatlon BETTY CRAIG Hobby Dancing Ambltlon Tobeanurse G A A12 3 4 Captaln Basketball 3 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 N ws Reporter 3 Band and Oren s tra 4 Sclence Cub 3 4 L brarian 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Treasurer Home E Club 2 CLIFFORD TUCKER Hobby Havmg a good txme Ambltlon To be a lawyer of the new school Dramatlcs 1 Science Club 1 3 4 School Paper Staff 1 3 Annual 4 Literary Socxety 4 Xfplfy ff fffa f ZS DOROTHY SELBY Hobby Dancmg Ambltlon To be a nurse Class Treas urer 1 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Secretary of Glrl Reserves 1 Dramatlcs 1 3 Science Club 3 4 Literary Society 4 W B B al NINETEEN THIRTY six 1 mmm ARJORIE OSH ALT Hobby Typmg Ambltron To be a cosmotolcglst G A l 4 C a s R ple tatlve 3 Glee C ub 2 Annual Stall 4 Paper Staff 3 4 G 11 Reservesl 2 3 4 Tlea u e1 of Glrl Reserves 2 Dldllldl1CS l 3 Sclence Cub 3 4 S c1e tary 4 Llbrarlan 4 Lite a 5 Club 4 I ENTRIETTA WIWBIGLER Hcbkv Dravsmg and Palnt lrg AIIlblt1OI1 To be Br1ght'J Anrual Staff 4 Glee Club 1 Cp letta 3 Paper Staff 3 P cme Ec Club 2 SCIENCE Club G 2 Q5 MARGUERITE DANISON Hobby Staylng out late at night w1th'P 'J'P Ambltlon To be a nurse Glee Club Annual Staff 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Rl-IEA KEEFER, Hobby Talklng to Vlrglma Ambltlon To be a Le1ter'J'P'-' Glee Club 4 Glrl Reserves 4 Home Ec Club 2 WV THE MADISONIAN N ' HELEN BOHDLN Hobby G mg, to p ntl re hous Alllbltllll T mc 1 1110 G R s Luul 5 Club 3 4 Bmd and chest11234Pp1S 3 4 Opeletti 3 Gle C NI AR! NIPPER Hobby Clerkmg Ambltxoh to be a stenographer G A DONALD BROW V Hobby Imltatmg Joe E Brown Ambltlon To have someone complxment h1S cheer leadmg Basketball 2 3 F ot ball 2 3 M Assomatlon 2 3 4 R WZZW NINETEEN Tl' IRTY six BERT YARGER Hobby Gomg wxth V Ambmon To be a phllos opher Band 1 2 Football 3 Sclence Club 3 4 MA X FR NCES FINLE1 Ho by lflglflg Ambmon T e a reat Stenograpfler G Clu 1 2 3 L1terary 4 re MARSADES McLAUGHLIN Hobby Learnmg to drive Ambmon To be a second Amella Earheart Gxrl Re sezxes 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent of Glrl Reserves 4 G A A 2 3 -1 LCIEDCS Club 4 Llterary Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club Home Ec Club 2 C, 1 ID Volley Ball 3 5 37 THE MADISONIAN I E EMM lf' ll NINETEEN TH1RTY six SW Q-' yi fx 'si 'Q CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5-School starts Everybody everywhere Seniors become dignxfled 6-Wg ict a good look at our new t.68Ch6YS-MISS Lovering and Mr a er 13-First football game We dedicate and initiate our new football field by beating Danville 270 Mansfxeld Sr Band toots for us 21 We go to Mansfield Sr to get beat 38 6 Well get them yet -11. ,J 44...- d ip OCTOBER -f 11 Madlson travels down mn them thar hxlls Anyhow we beat Butler 20 7 Beheve xt or not a dignified Senlor kxlled a plg by lus reck less drxvxng 19-Gallons turn this year 12-0 74-At our glory agam We take the game from Fredrlcktown 76 Maybe xts the Influence of the Madison H S Band 25 Hurrah' F1rst vacatxon Teachers go to Cleveland 29 The whole school IS mvlted to the Seniors Halloween Party The horse had a balky tune , Q..-EQ, ann 0+ M707 4-' N W I' I Man 7 wr -C-ff! NN T q fen'-1 9 7-55 l'i NOVEMBER 1 We leave Madison to pay at Loudenville Just the same the game ls ours 180 We wonder was it a football field or a corn f1e1d 8-Bellvllle comes here for a defeat 200 12 Op retta H M S Plnafore 14 We burn Mt Gllead 1n a bxg bonfire 15-Mt Gilead burns us up We won 3214 ln their favor 27 Thanksgiving Everybody fills up HO' DECEMBER ' v 3 Sclence Club lnitlatxon Maybe if some people wouldnt lie so much thelr hands wou'dnt turn blue 6-Basketball begxns We look pretty good but not good enough Wel ler wxns 1918 MP-Jr Play Everybodys Crazy 13 Butler comes here for a defeat 14 50 17--Senior glrl get Volley ball Championship Jr Sr game 23 35 20 We win over Ontarlo 1917 Whatagame Christmas vacation starts .I J Tv x X1 4 I bllflkxxqtill .,,, 7 '! L 18 ff' 1 ll 9 J' ' ll 55 'lIl1:gg:ll:g:' ::::E! ., .- M K 1 , .K K . . if s sf-1 , . - , E -- - Ov 1 - ' I . V l I . . . 1 . 'Z 4. L . , ' f -,F W- C. liz 61 C ' ' Q J 'LK9:' Y 4912 5? 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LTx'A 1 r . xl: 25:35, a ,J fy f' Q ' f- THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY slx 'UPI CALENDAR I 9 3 6 JANUARY 3 full gomg strong we vshxp Ontarxo 19 18 .ff 6-Evervone 15 SO glad to start back to school 10-Plymouth 22 41 Players better walk next tlme Remember Coachs orders early to bed 17 We wm at Lexlngton 47 25 M 2 Exams It must feel swell to be smart 3 nu 24--Stlll worrymg More exams We play Lucas 61 23 were we golng E to town 30 Hurray' We beat Weller 30 21 Q7 FEBRUARY 7 Adamo comes here We wm 63 7 Jr Party Everybody had a good time 14-Madlson goes to p ay lts last game at Shiloh 43 21 we get the t1t1e Q3 of Chancps 53,1 Tournament begms at Ontario Our flrst trlal wlth Adarxo we Wm 'S ' 43 5 At Sr High we meet Butler ln a close game We Wm ln th last 8 seconds 24 23 E More tournament We beat Shxloh Ontarlo wms tournament 4 X f beatmg Madlson 2516 ff flaw? X ft-'W ' 5--Madlson beats McCutch1nsv1lle at Carey 23 15 s 6-Madxson bows to Attica 42 28 13 County Mus1c Festlval 20 Freshman Party U 6 B Q- WWII-5 APRIL 1 Aprll Pools Day A11 fools day at Madxson 14 Hlgh School Operetta Gypsy Trouboudor 21 Glrl Reserve Mother and Daughter Banquet 24-Annual GAA and M Banquet S --Y , MAY 3 1 Hxgh School Mus1c Day , fyjcf. 8-Cansolxdated Mus1c Festxval TU 1 15-Jr Sr Banquet : . 22 Field Day cn xt dont raxnl J, , 24-Baccalaureate IW Ig 'V -E 26-Semor P ay 8 Q mor Commencement Mgr 9 School Pxcmc Last day of school 19 I l? - - -I-QE -1.. .w- - y- 1 .. 2 X ' , ' ' . fsfi R A .Q 1 9- ' - fr- I -' . - . - I V. i l. zu I . . . , , T Y X - - ff x l tu vo ' :. N 12i ' U ' ' I X Qi, X 22-3 ' '. ' ' ' ', ' ix Q Q' argl ' - x 27- . ' ' V ' . ' e N I V i 1 ' ' ' . . . x Q I ' 29- . ' . . 4 , f . ' . XX 'N 'ffl' AV 5-1-s .Q f . nl VME: - ' .1 ' ,r 9 5' if MARCH J fr 4. ,L .0 -. ..f 3 -- ., 0 E :-I is 4 . . H ' . 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I fit 1 15 li Q Emi I THE MADISONIAN I WMU gfl ll NINETEEN THIRTY six CLASS PROPHECY For ten long years I labored hard Then wlth my law practlce mcelx I felt a yearning come 0 er me To see my dear frlends of .36 So dropping my busmess affalrs And thlnklng the tlme fltlv spent I boarded a tram for the XVes And was soon on my mxsslon bent Flrst stoppmg off at Chlcavo That Mlss Marvelme Harper Was a doctor for the ear I thought I would call upon her And old fnendshlps renew So I took the Greyhound Bus For Columbus Avenue When I Jumped aboard the bus A well known form I spied For who should the drlxer be But a man named Harold McBr1de We had a chat about old tlmes I-Inow at school we used to dream But suddenly there came a crash And Clara Remoehl began to scream And when the bus came to a stop I was rthe fu'st one to get off I heard an old famlhar voxoe Then turned and saw Naomr Boyce As she was a clty reporter She had much news to relate And I hstened Wltll attentron T111 the hour grew very larte She stated that John Esselburn Was an athlete of great fame Rhea Keefer and Vlfglnla Gladden Had long SIDCC changed thelr names Of course thls surpr1sed me But the next I oouldnt stand She sald that Evadene Barber Had Jolned the Prospect Band Hermme and Henrletta VK lllblglel' She sand were on the stage Evelyn Hoover was ln xaudevllle, And was surely all the rage fxxed I then went WV1lll her to her home XX here with great courtesx She led me to her husband and Sald No doubt xou remember Freddle He also had some news to tell And lll1S was the wax lt ran HcnI'x Parman and Marx Rowan VN ere mlsslonarlcs ln Japan He also knew Rlchard Hunt Vt hlle lt was sald Ina VK C2llllCI'lJ1C bow made a loxmg w lfe Next dax a clrcus came to town And we thought we d take xt on Por Freddle saxd the owner XX as our school mate Howard XX heaton VX hen he dlseox ered who we were He S3ltl that Donald Brown Now dld a sword swallowlng act Chfford Tucker was still a clown And also 'Vlargaret Osw alt Had been lnt bx cupld s dart I axe XXllll3II1S was renowned For lns marx elous sklll m art VK r went to the performance XX lllLll was a great affalr And Don tame out to greet us VN hen he learned that we were there He asked about the folks at home And I soon told llllll all How flrst that Romana Swlsher Now ran a dancmq hall Next that Helen Bowden Taught Latm t rrek and French Xnd that Della Ann Cairns NX as llldI'I'l0ll to Robert Lantz He asked about Dorothx Thomas Xnd I was forted to sax That Dot and .lack Xoha Had eloped and ran aw ax Of teaehers ln the schools XX e can boast of qulte a few' Margaret Moser, Paul Klpp, And Marx Backensto, too 20 7 'I , 'nl 5 5 T A f llllnl Q V. 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I ' THE MADISONIAN XX 1l ard Lockhart was head professor and hy ed ln fancy style And Dorothy Pugh had consented To be hls wlfe for a whlle Betty Ross and Betty Cralg Stlll hy ed wlthln our town And led the best society Por many mlles around That mght I traveled farther west And had no cause for fear For I found that Steve Yanoshek VK as now the engineer Rhea Belle Homerlck conducted A large school ln matrrmony And because of her experience Vt as mak1ng lots of money On reaclnng my destmahon I stopped at Hotel Mad1S0l1 Of whlch I learned the owner VS as Mlss Marguerlte Danlson She sald that Dorothy Selby Vt as now a well tralned nurse And that Robert Yarger YN as drlyer of the hearse I learned that Elmer Desterhaft XX as playmg good baseball XX lnle John Kohler lntended To y1s1t I:.urope IH the fall -Ks a leadxng novel wrlter Nlar ades McLaughl1n had won success For her sklll was made apparent In our annual of M H S C omg up to Salt Lake Clty On my qu1te eventful Journey I saw a slgn wh1ch read Joe Schuff Attorney I found hun ln lus office He was fllled Wltll joy Hls yylfe Naonu Remy Had presented h1m wlth a 0 'VHJ NINETEEN THIRTY six He told me Fablan Folmer Ran a Salt Lakc Bowhng Alley Henry Schm1ttMatzen was a Doctor And hyed 1n Ltah Valley He had heard from Kenneth Lmdenbolt VK ho owned a farm nearby And llyed upon IIS proflts VN hlch by chance were very hlgh I now came back to Cleyeland VK here Mary Nxpper stayed She led the best SOCl6ly And was qu1te a handsome mald I called upon my school mate And ln her chat she sald That the books of Mary Flnley XX ere now qu1te wldely read C ertrude Baumherger spent hu t m Sell ng rugs throughout the statc Fred XX agenhals had grown strong and husky And was a flreman on a frelght As a pretty forttme teller Mlldred Bracken showed her wxt V1y1an McLaughl1n sang grand opera And was makmg qu1te a hlt XX h1le takmg a walk together XX e passed a candy shop Xxlllcll belonged to Pearl Long Of course we had to stop And there we learned that Rae Junker XX as engaged to a m1lhona1re And that Marjorie Oswalt XX as a dresser of the halr X so that A1leen Shafer Was yyrltlng popular songs Marguerlte Frankhn was a SOCl8llSt And told of peoples wrongs Xnd for our class i1tlNlSOI'S XX ell we cannot say For eyery tlme we turned around They ran the other way As my mrsslon was now ended I returned to practlce law And was glad I took the tr1p On whlch my frlends R saw Margaret Oswalt Dorothy Thomas 21 'xx 4 tl .' 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' ' 7' Y ' Y V v V ,I , ', 1 . . b 3' , ' X v . . , a 1 V 9 V. s ' Y I Y 6 f,l l'1 5 I1 l THE MADISQNIAN MB IH NINETEEN THIRTY sux THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 36 In September of 1932 there enrolled as Freshmen at Madison the largest class on record approximately one hundred in number Wlth a class of this slze it took the greater part of the first semester to become acquainted and organized We elected Betty Ross presldent and Joe Schuif secretary wlth Coach Fendrlck as general advisor Everything was just begmnmg to functlon nicely when what should we see upon arrxvmg at school one nice mornmg but a new face among our teachers It did not take us long to find out that she was there to stay as Miss Hershler was marrled We soon became acquainted with our new teacher Mxss Mason whom we liked very much Not long after we had our first soc1al event of the year Thls consisted of a wlener roast and party com bined Perhaps the biggest event of the year for the class was the presentatlon of the plav Elmer Some of the more talented members of the class gave thxs as part of the program at ooen house nlght 'Ihe year closed very successfully as we won first hon ors in Fxeld Day When the school bells rang n the fall of 33 we were smaller m number but we possessed greater v1m v1gor vitality and the desire to get ahead fast We soon be came acquainted wlth our new teachers M1ss Mxlls and Mr McFadden When the final return. or tl L electron were 1n It was found that Mr Nlxon had been chosen as our class ad visor for our Sophomore year mth John Esselburn as p esident Margaret Oswalt as VICE presldent and Dor othy Thomas as secretary and treasurer November came and passed but not before we had held a most enjoyable Thanksglvlng party at the school Perhaps the Sophomore glrls had to have some means of expressmg then' happxness 1D our wmnmg the Mxd State League Football Champxonshxp as a result wlthm a short time they could all be seen wearmg bangs Fol lowing closely on the heels of th1s came the measles with almost everyone catchmg them On February 2 the Home Econmlcs Club was organ ized with Miss Mllls as adv1sor Later in the same month we were forced to share along with Ontarlo the County Basketball Champxon ship We decided when Mnss Mason became Mrs Dlffendor fer that all teachers must sooner or later marry for better or worse Mxss Smlth came to take her place and remained to help us flnxsh a most eventful year When school started rn our Jumor year our member ship had fallen to seventy m number We organlzed once agaln w1th Jack Yoha presldent Dorothy 'Ihomas vice p esldent Pearl Long secretary John Esselburn treasurer and Mlss Smlth advisor Not long after th1s one of our number Miss Pauline Weaver passed on to a happler land December came and wlth xt the Jumor Play Oh Pro fes or It was a p'ay not to be forgotten soon by any of the class This year also brought lnto existence a new organl zatlon the Scrence Club This was organlzed under the supervxslon of Mr Nlxon for the purpose of promoting ary Soclety was orgamzed ln the Pubhc Speakrng Class wlth Mr McFadden as leader March came around and blew IU the Junior party wrth all the k1ddLh people It also blew up the Op retta Wlndmllls of Holland May came before we knew xt and b ought wlth It the Banquet at which our ship mates all had a good tune Everyone then turned thelr attemon to the Seniors so they would know how to act next year Fall rolled around more quickly than ever and th1s tlme found us all together for the last tlme We soon organized by choosing F ederlck Domka for presldent wlth Paul Klpp as vice presxdent Rachel Blshop was chosen secretary but as she soon moved to Mount Ver non was replaced by Evelyn Hoover John Esselburn was elected treasurer We were all dlsappomted when the school lost the football cup but we want them to go out and Wm next year 1f we are here only in splrlt to help Everything went along quletly untll the mxddle of February About th1s tlme we all looked at the blrdle with as dlgnlfied all' as posslble The final events of the year mcluded the Operetta Glrl Reserves Banquet and G A A and M Banquet The last month opened Wlth the May Day program We then realized that the end was not far off Two weeks later everyone received lxttle white en velcp s from the Jumors These were the xnvltatxons to the annual Junior Semor Banquet We all had a nice tlme at the banquet thanks to the Junlors Our final week opened with the Baccalaureate Serv lces followed by the play which no one w1ll forget Com mencement closed a glorious four year period for us With not only a few tears shed we take leave of our school Ramona Swisher Aileen Schafer Ina Weatherble Richard Hunt ,if -1: , df' , M '--1... .,,, A 3 nl- .2 ,1 7' ::' s::eiEEi I I ' ' i W ' A , nl ll l n - -I 53 ll:gg::g:g:f :1:::!-i'l:lE5-ji, L Lg V nn. 'a 99 . ' ' , ' 2 , - , - . . I ' y I D ' A 1 l - 1 7 1 . , , . . I , . . . ' ' ' U , , , , . S ,, A Y . 1 - ' 1 I ' ' ' ' - , ' a better understanding of everyday science. The Liter- - . . .Q . 2 , - u H U ' ' I , V u n A ' ' v 1 A' fl . , Q , 4 ' . Q r H1 - . I . , s ' . . - . . V . . - ' : ' : ' ' . - . . u ' ' . ' , ' . . . . . . 3 . v ' , . . . y ' s - 1 - ' . , M THE MADISONIAN ,Y NINETEEN THIRTY slx 'Jr' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 36 of Madison High School belng of sound mmd and memory do make publlsh and declare this our last w11l and testament ln manner and form follows and to the followlng beneficiaries We leave M1ldred Brackens disposltion in Mlfflln to Gary Ballxet Gertrude Baumbergers strength to uphold the honor of the school Mary Backenstos winning smile to Geraldine Stauffer Helen Bowdens Ontar1o dates to Donna Freeman Evadene's affections for a certam Sophomore boy to anyone who wants it Donald Browns abllxty 111 leading cheers to Dlck Matthes Naoml Boyces mdustrlous attltude to Ralph Under h1l Della Ann Calrns and Ramona Swxshers dimples to Mlss MacDonald Betty Cralg s car to anyone who needs transportatlon to games Marguerite Danlsons poetry to next years annual We bequeath a few of the spare 1IlChES of the sta ture of Fred Domka to Coach Fendrlck so that he may pass for a mam Elmer De.terhafts women to Harold Feck John Esselburns shoe strlngs to anyone who can keep tloem tled Fablan Folmers power over blondes to Jack PFICSS Mary Flnleys hobby of reading books to Vlrglma Race V1rg1n1a Gladden wills her Schuler Habit to Marie Schm1tt Matzen Evelyn Hoovers excess welght to Donna PTIESS Marvellne Harp r s muslcal talent to next years band To Ed Harmon we leave Rlchard Hunts ways with g1rls Rhea Bell Homerxcks affectlon for a B er to Lucllle Shlltt Rae Junkers outsloe romance to Marie Harper John Kohlers half of the Kohler Llndenbolt part nershlp to Mary Phllllpm Rhea Keefer s knowledge of Lucas to E'eanor G lmth Paul Klpps posltlon as center to Joe Mlller Wlllard Lockharts ablllty to make baskets to next years team We leave the extra supply of Ch8WlI1g gum belongmg to Kenneth L1ndenbolt to Mr McFadden All of Pearl Longs love has gone before Margaret Mosers blonde halr to Naoml Klthcart Marsades McLaughl1ns blcycle to Mary Davles Vlvlan McLaughl1ns glggle to break the sllence of Glee Club Mary Nlpper and Alleen Shafer wlll thelr qulet ways to VIVIBH Shlelds To Gretchen Fulwlder we bequeath Margaret Os walts basketball career MarJor1e Oswalt s abllity as a hostess to future school part1es Dorothy Pugh s shyness 1n Shorthand Class to Rosella Anllker We bequeath Henry Parmans knowledge of French to Dan Cleland that he may be more successful in French II Naoml Remys blushmg ways to Thelma Wiley Clara Remoehls typmg speed to Jack Davis Betty Ross wrlls her art of waving han' to the future generauon Mary Rowans ablhty to take care of the hbrary to Elleen Harper Dorothy Selby s cat to get Oscars tongue Joe Schuff s sense of humor to Rlchard Schwan Henry Schmltt Matz ns last name to Mr Miller that he may some day be able to pronounce It Leona Thrushs over actlveness in the S nior room to Esther Peters Dot Thomas cheer leadmg letter to Madonna and Vlvlan Cllfford Tuckers correct Engllsh to the freshmen class Ina Weatherbles dates with Rlchard to the younger generatlon Dave Wllllamss knack of managlng to Nell Case Howard Wheaton s amlxty to carry telegrams we leave to Mr Mlller We leave Fred Wagenhals red sweater to light up the studv hall on dark days The Wmblglers drawlng to the General Science classes Jack Yohas pxng pong playxng to Bob McCullough Robert Yargers hablt of going to the Heights on Sunday afternoons to Cliff Odson Steves Harmomca we leave to Charles Peters Harold McBr1des knowledge of farming to Howard Cook We hereby appomt Mr Nxxon sole executor of thxs our last will and testament In Witness Whereof We herto subscribe our name and afllx our seal CLASS OF 36 Wltnesses Helen Bowden Betty Ross John Kohler ' ax LX L , I LT' fl: - Us -, ,V A t , . 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X ' ' - ' ' fQJ5',u' -A ' ' ' , igjd' ' I if XL ,,-af' ' - A , W x bl N f 4 '4 flUdlli , ,I 'N Xxx Y Fa ' ' 7 4 X ,Xxx 'K W Qu X 1 -x 'ff' 2 1 ,I XX XX 4 ' l A 1 , .,.--,Q-fx M X 5 Y , f A F K X- XX , -, , 1' , Wi 5 X i i , - w w' ,.f I - - L 4 f .F , T 2 A 1 XIX f - I 1 A Y Z:-. - , ' ' if - 7 QV , K .-..-L -c El: ' Y Ii I' -4 , ' f 1 I V 'S ,,f K lr X Q THE MADISONIAN J ,, I , ',,.l NINETEEN THIRTY-six VP. XX Joe Barth Olxver Au Vlrglnxa Au Mrldred Au Cleva Bletz Clara Bletz Thomas Baker Betty Brown Anna Bessemer R1chard Brlghtblll Evelyn Butler Leona Beer Madellne Barber Wllllam Chromster Dorothy Chromster MHPJOFIC Drake Sop omores Dlck Matthes I resldent Ned Hughes XVICC Presldent Mane Underhlll Secretary Treasurer Q l v ik - , ,. , . , . , . . A ------- -q----g----- . . . Y- I 2 , 27 J y Doss Martha Jane Doollttle Edward Duncan Henrietta Duncan John Emerson Lewis Esselburn Gretchen Fulwxder Harold Fleck Ruth Gable Anna Grxflith Alberta Harner Gerald Hershey James Hazlett Geraldme Hess Dallas Kaufman Walter Kopcxal Harold Kohler Harold Karsmlzkl Mary Kraglck R1chard Long Anlta McLaugh11n Ma11e McFarland W1ll1am M0f1tZ Robert M1ller Robert Morrow 'Ihelbert Nlkolaus Carl Nlpper Mlflam Oswalt Cllfford Odson Mabel Parman Jack PTICSS Anna Belle P1fer Donald Perry 'K Alton Rowan Harold Schlosser Glen Seaton Joe Scott Ramona. Shephard Robert Snyder Frank Schrof! Frank Subxch Martm Scheel Betty Thomas Donna Taylor Geraldme Ulm Thelma W11ey Lyle We.t1ield Robert Weimer Donna Weaver Forrest Zellner itdvtnnplxnu-ununannwvmxfrv-.1 .ww-me .fauna han,-aa. some wdww M- -v-www' 54,18 his 5 where Hadaaon s 935 E 6 good mea!s arf prepares W ........... .alllf ' an LOU W. PAPJ rr! QU! in N wa- - ro less nn view 9'9fyOne st 'yu e ne, ,hop Du,1g,nb so rare? 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Henry Au Grace Au Carl Bowman Roy Baumberger Margaret Boals Eugene Butts Clarence Bxrd Elleen Boyce Thelma Bossler Frances Beamer Albert Boss Eva Bauer Cleo Cunnmgham Vlrgll Crlder Charles Caugherty Jr Thomas Conner W1lma D11lon Marjorie Domka Helen Desterhaft Robert Ellxs Joseph Enderle Pres men Robert Harmon hdu ard Ixlpp Madonna Harmon Harvey France Elwood Fmley M110 Getz John Gushard Andy Gottfried Melvln Harner Joyce Hertel Mary A1109 Hess Lena Hummel Ra ph Hulxt Ifathrvn Harbaugh Gerald Hlgglfls George Kanz Carl Keefer Harvey Kilgore Bxlly Klng Rmhard Kxlgore Dorls L1ndenbolt Kathryn ,Landfalr Raymond Llssekam Weldon Lemon 29 Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Shlrley McFadden Ruth McClurg Bobby McIntyre Elleen Mmard Peter Mlhalloff Glenn Marxley Joseph Mlller Junior Markley Areva NIKOIHUS Grace Nunamaker Mary Jane Probst LOUIS Prlce Gene Plckens Donna Prxess Martha Phxllipon Charles Peters John Pagam Helen Pryor Donavon Reichert James Robinson Edwm Rlttenour Frank Remoehl James Rlnger Rlchard Schwan Elleen Swlsher Alexander Schag Bertha Mae Schwler Rlchard Shadle Vlvlan Shxelds Frances Slmpson Albert Smlth Helen Snook Alvena Sprlgglns Geraldme Stauiier Robert Wxlkins Curtls Wllhams Velma Weatherbie Marjorie Welsbarth Jack Walter Nlna Wynn Robert Wllson Wllliam Wilkins l G l Paul Walters ................ ...... ' 1' reasurer 730:68-tif kv-va M-Q 'flu- OA TF P FPEH 1 vPA ,Nl I XVHH R AXYQQESQ WIFL DMG Y RFK' DONNA HF T I, -,,,,.. H-!,f,,... .f,,,,. , ,,... X XXX N f 1 LS fmt XX THE MADISONIAN X NINETEEN THIRTY SIX an 'S HT 3 Miz ga--If WP' 4-M WRESTLING Fxrst row left to rxght Melvm Harner U55 pound Champxonb Steve Yenoshek Carl Beer .lack Prless iHeavywe1ght Champlonl Kenneth Booze Wfllxam Chronxster 1175 pound Champlonl Second row left to rlght-Coach Merle W Baker Frank Sublch 195 pound Champion? Olxver Au 1115 pound Champlonl John Emerson Robe t McIntyre Rlchard Schwan Jacob Frndt Nell Case lManagerJ Thlrd row left to rxght Donald Perry Harold Kohler 4105 pound Champlonl Rxchard Shaddle Elwood Finley Ralph Underhlll Gary Ballxett Fourth row left to rxght Harold McBr1de 1135 pound Champlonl Edward Duncan 1145 pound Champlonl Howard Remy Robert McCullough Q165 pound Champion? Harold Fleck F1fth row left to rxght Gene Harmon 1125 pound Champ1onl Martxn Scheel Harold Gongwer Harold Schlosser Dale Beer Madxsons first wrestllng squad has shown great promise and several outstandmg ath letes were uncove ed ln the recent mter class tournament The sport has great app al as ll IS one of the finest for all around development of the partxcxpant Next year we hope to have several scheduled meets wlth ne1ghbor1ng hlgh schools and we feel sure the boys wlll more than hold thelr own m these events 31 t E 1--iii I THE MADISQNIAN NiNETEEN THIRTY-SIX JK. as 'G -ls. QC Y Q! 49' BASKETBALL Back row left to right Nick Subich Jr Manager Dan C'eland Dave Williams Fred Domka Ed Harmon Elmer Desterhaft John Esselburn Sr Manager Front row left to right-Kenneth Lockhart B111 Wllkms Joe chuif Willard Lock hart Captain Fred Wagenhals Coach Fendrick GAMES AlND SCORES December 6 Mad1SOD Weller 'December 13 Madison Butler 'December 23 Madison Ontario January Madison Ontario 'January Madison Plymouth January Madison Savannah Uanuary Madison Lexington 'January Madison Lucas 'January Madlson Weller February 1 Madison Loudomllle 'February 7 Madison Adario February 8 Madison Iberia February 1 .................... Madison -Iberia .......,......................... iiFebruary 1 ................... Madison Shiloh ................................ February 1 ................... Madison -Mansfield ............................. 'League Games COUNTY TOURNAMENT February 20 .................... Madison 43 -Adario . .............................. . February 27 .................... Madison 21-Butl ...................,............ February 29 .... . .............. Madison 37 -Shiloh ....,......................... .. l February 29 .......... . ......... Madison 16-Ontario ......,........................ SECTIONAL THOURNAMENT March 5 . ...................... Madison 25-McCutchinsville ........ .............. . March 6 ..... .................. M adison 26 -Attica .........,...................... 32 THE MADISONIAN X 48 NINETEEN THIRTY six rr'-Q, an BASKETBALL IRI-D DONIBA A benlor tlnt plaxed eenter and eontrolled the tlp off from all Ins op ponents He vsas a good shot and eould handle rebounds xuth the greatest of ease Hls plaee xull he gTeatlx nnssed next Xear I' LNIFR DFSFI' PIHAPT A guard xx ho vsas al waxs m opponents vxax when thev trled to get the rebound Inlmer was alxx axs ln there IIQIIIIIIQ no matter hovx far hehlnd or ahead we unght be He IS a SQIIIOI' and vull be lost hx graduation JOI' SCHLFF Another QCIIIOI' that vslll leave tlns xear Joe eould slnk baskets XXIIIIG fall me dovsn He LS the blonde express of the team He IS fast and can handle the ball hke he xx as handhng an apple JXXI4 XX II LI A'VIb A guard xx ho helped Domka and ILIIIIQI' out He eould rebound shoot and handle the ball Yxltll the best He vms alvsaxs fighting and Ins plaee Null be hard to fl I next xear PRI D XX AC PNHAI S lfred plaxed a guard and eould keep up NWIIII the best IH gettmg re bounds He was alwaxs on the jump and me readx to go He IS a Senlor and vs 111 be lost to the Rams next xear FD HARNION A Junlor who plaxed a for vs ard Hls alertness and speed along wlth h1s ball handlmg and eye to hlt the basket makes hxm a exeeptlonallv good ball player Ed IS a clean sport and IS well llked by all hls team mates DAN CI FLANID A Junlor who could shoot long shots all dax He 19 fast and trlckw and vshenexer the Rams were behmd Dan was sent In to drop m a few baskets from the center BILL NX ILIIINS The only Freshman on the team Although he dldllt make a letter he has promlslng quahtles that constltutes a good basketball plaver We hope that he xull become one of Madlson s great stars. IIENNFTH LOCKHART A Junior who Wlll follow ln h1s brothers foot steps and Cap tam the Rams IH the 1936 37 season He IS httle but IS clever fast and a good shot He xx 1ll he back next xear to Iead the Rams XX II I ARD LOCIxHART The Rams have had their share of fl8I'X eaptams but none have exeelle d tlner Irlsh leader thls gear The un usual feature of XXIIIIHYCIS leadershlp was courtesx along wlth his fxre Captaln Lock hart vs as the league leadmg scorer as well as second lngn 111 th.. tournament games, and as a result of hlS all around ablhty was aw arded a form ard posltlon on the coveted all League and Tournament team A Slglll fleant tlnng about XV1llard IS that he stlll xx ears the same slze hat Z-5. lf K - , 5.'k:,I - ly 6 I aj. ..,.,4 I II, V, .I 1 'Id 1,1 ,La -, ' lf L, X' D. 1- 4 ,bg IX N, V, x V V r H I - - V V . I . V V, -I 4 A 4 C D . I - '. - V V. - . . . I U X . , . I V I I. I. v A I . . . . . V . . V I N .I I B . , . , V . I I I-- - V , ' Y I v . 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' :sfo I--I 1' Q NINETEEN THIRTY-six FOOTBALL The 1995 football team H'llShEd the season WlCh a record of live wms and three de feats The Champlonshlp of the Mld State League for the first time m three years went to Mt Gllead Success IS not always determmed by games won and lost and the 1935 team had an outetandlng season from the standpomt of players attxtude and good sportsmanshlp Coach Al Fendnck coached the Rams to thelr hlgher destlnatxon H15 tactful methods and the re p ct the boys have for hxm made It a bxg factor ln the success of the team He teaches the boys to play clean and hard and let the score take care of ltself GAMES AND SCORES tSeptember 13 September 21 October October 'November l November 8 'November 15 L ague G H195 Madls n Madison M3d1S0H Madlson M3dlSOH MadlSOH Madlson Danv1l1e Mansfleld Butler Frederlcktovx n Loudonvxlle Bellvllle Mt Gilead 34 6-38 26- 6 0-14 20- 0 14-32 ' 11 ...,................ '- vs. , .......................... October 19 .................... Madison vs. Galion ............................. S' 24 .................... ' vs. ' ' ..................... 7-6 ................... ' vs. ' - ............................ 27-0 THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN T1-HRTY six FOOTBALL JOHN ESSELBLRN Co Captain Johns strategx along wlth h1s hard runnmg and bloekmg was just a few of h1s 0l1tStdIldlI1g features John was quarterback and was paced on the All Mld State league seeond team He w1ll be Il'llSS6d next xear PALL KIPP Co Captam A Senlor who plax ed eserx posltlon on the team exeept the backfxeld and was flnallx named on the All Mud State league team He helped Fsselburn run the team and together thex dxd a flne o FD HARMON A lunlor who will efxptam the Rams next xear kd fllled the great Joe lulehs plaee hx hls hard bloelemg and ex le lgue and a lot 1s expeeted of hum next xear FLMhR DFSFFHHAPI Another one of the Rams All Mld State league men I- lmer play ed tackle and guard and was alwaxs lll the opponents backflelel He alw axs plax ed a bang up game and w1ll be lost tlllS sear PABIAN FOLMFR A center who hx his ac eurate passes and great defensne sklll ptas ed an lmportant part 1n the Rams football season He was named on the second All Mld State league team He IS a Senior and w lll be lost thus xear 5 5 JAClx XOHX X good pass reeelxer and when he got started he was hard to stop He was named on the XII Vlad State lea fue second team Jaelt IS '1 Semor and gaxe lllb best for hls Alma 'Nlater XX ILLARD I0t lxH XRF The last of the slx Senlors and the onlx one who w asn t named on one of the All Mld State league teams A better than axera TC ball carrler who w as loSt ln the mlddle of the season wlth injuries He w1ll be lost bx graduatlon JXI l- NX l' Sl' One of Nl2lCllSUll s pl xxers who wl e nex e r llxle was on Sophomore mtl one of Madison s outstand mg hloelee rs lle also was 1 gn It elefenslxe pl ner IS well Ile wlll be with us next xear D-XX LIFI AND X mere guard to a great baelefleld star He lS fast and when he gets gomg he lS hard to stop Dan IS a .lunlor and we expect lnm to go places next xear Isl-'NNETH LOCKHART A small man who ran the team when Esselburn was out He can block and tackle wlth the best He earn ed h1s flrst letter thls year and he IS expected to help MadlSOH wln back the champxonshlp next 5 ear ,W , Q sign 'N . X ' 5 - ft y ' 4 X X f Axfp A Y 1 41 -su In l - ' lx Il I ,IW f' xh 1' X '- ' x X, V . , . , A X A E' ' . - -' V Q - . I . mi I . o x , , Y Y A A 1 u lf V m l 1 I T ' -' f 1 S t . 'V fe -ll K 'l .l e ' .S l ,. , - . . Y Y- y v w. . wh . a V V Q 7 - v A1 Jb. A J 1 -- ' 'C .' S ' , v , Us 7 rs ag ', 1 1 - 1 S, 1 - v I , . . . M A A i I I . . U . . K '. ' - 1 '. .f' '- e-elle-nt ball carrymg. He made All Mid-State gl .1 ' u 1 . ' v5 .K . . . v . I. .I - - . 5- 7 ' ll he ha'k 'Qt y'a. z x '..' ly 21 'l trys' 14.1 uszlslz s :'v Es., 25. V, I , .' -, v' K. Af .vu l . , V. J A A 'Ll ' .-. , u A - H w f v 7- ' - I Y' '.1 V H A A 4444 A i , ,Q r L hr I ku , 3 .nw 'ks v A e L l ' , 1 ' Y . ' ' . ' A 4 i ' 5 . ' . . ' I, ,- . . , . - t , 1 7' . 7 Y V V v ' 4. 4 V . 1 a X Xu Y '- . Y. . - Y . fdmaawfiwb I SHE THE MADISONIAN 3 el WWE If WU NINETEEN THIRTY sux FOOTBALL ED DUNCAN! A Sophomore who played guard and d1d a good Job He has two more year to flght for the Rams JAMES SPRIGGINS-Another guard with the speed of Jesse Owens He dldnt recelve a letter but has another year to get one JACK PRIESS A blg tackle who took thlngs eas5 when he felt hke It but when he was mad he would all but tear opponents apart He IS a Sophomore who w1ll be back to show hls blockmg and tackhng abxhty BILL MORITZ Another Sophomore who played end and did a good Job lt was sery seldom that opponents w ent around Ins end He wllll be back next gear to help M3CllSOH get the champxonshlp GERALD HERSHEY A httle man who was lnjured and dldnt get to show h1s Hblllh as a football p'a5 er I erald IS a Sophomore and has two more sears to get gomg BILL VX Il lxINS A httle man who elld a blg Job holdlng down an end on the xarsltx H IS a hard blocker and a better tackler He IS onlx a Freshman and has three more sears JOE 'VIILLER A Freshman who was just startlng to show the xarsltx up when he re reeened a broken leg He plax ed a guard anel lll the baekfleld and did a xerx good Joh Joe IS expected to do a lot ln the eonnnff sears CENF HARMON A Freshman w ho IS follow mg 111 h1s brothers footsteps Gene IS fast and slnftx anel should make the Xarsxts next xear Although he dldnt make a letter he should be plentx tough next year DAVE VK lLLlA'VlS Nlanager The Senior Manager of the football team He dld Ins work llke an expert when he eoulel be found XX hen there was some one who needed 'I nurse thex w ent to Daxe Daxe was a good sport and helped the boss along ln later xe lrs we expeet to flnd some of these f0ll0VSlIlL, hoxs helping win LlldIllpl0llSlllpS tor M lehson Olner Au Robert Elhs Donax on Rleehart Robert YY lemer Robert XXvllklIlS Andv Groelfrex Ned Hughes Donald Perrx Harold Kohler 36 4 l-- ,.....,...,. 1 f 1-, -nu.. 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' -V 'Baile ' ' '-fi' -E 3 ff- 1 I f-'L 5 ., - i , 3 :3 , ,,, .1 gt E E ,- in 2 2 1 S Z ' Qi ..i 4 4 A- F GUARDS 'N THE MADISONIAN , NINETEEN THIRTY six lllIl H1 'e 1, :AS- QW All eli- 'fcf-fr Q. wir -'DQ it 4.19 45 10 A 'Y W 4r pls 187 H4-wk CHAMPION SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The basketball season was not started untll the latter part of February thls year Ev ery team howed a great deal of enthusxasm to wm the tournament The Semors showed what they could do by wlnmnv the champ1onsh1p for the second consecutlve year They were a llttle too confident ln the Jumor game and the lesult was a tle The wmners of each game were gxven two polnts and 1n a t1e game each team was glven one pomt there fore an ovextlme game wa unnecessary The members of the team were as follows Captaln Gertrude Baumberger MarJor1e Oswalt Betty Ro.s Marsades MCL3Ughl1D C ara Remoehl Margaret Oswalt Dorothy Thomas Betty Cralg Dolothy Pugh Efadene Barber FORWARDS f Scores o Fre hmen Semor F e hmen Junior Qophomore Junior F eshmen Sophomore Sophomore Semor J umor Senior the Games 4-30 1 0 2 5 37 Vimwudfl. -f' ' XOR. : .-than X A 1 Ji XX Q xfv , , 4 . 4 p,N. - ' ' , '41 Q ' .' -, - 'fi 5, f' I ' . .N my I , V, , ' ' 3 A' , 1 ,....-.- l ,W.......,,............. Hz, 3 A r 4 .F V ' - I K D ..,, ,.,,. ,, 4 ' A 1 ,, , 5 Q2-'L A, , .2 -' 5 , V ' fl ' ,. 1 M L J V .. 4 I un-an X - N l l ig , N , ,Q -.., V Q V H B - . 1 N - , X A , , Y , E 5 W, W ,, E Kilim w I X , A 1' A , , . .K :vga M.. ,AAI , +V I, . ,V Adv, , A 1 L' S L Q A . V . ' A . 1 - Y . . D , . . U . 1 ' A D , . Q . L A - A s - ' .................... '.' 5 - .................... 12-- 6 .. - ' ................... 1-1 - ................ 7-12 - ' ................... -1 ' A ' ....................... 7- 7 THE MADISONIAN I 'W Si ni if lm WEEE -- l HH E 06 vt ' QS X-wsvkp-f hgh' F NINETEEN THIRTY six an mem' s?M,wqtpna .-....-aaa-.n...,F...-as-., SENIOR VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS Members of the team are as follows C p am Pearl Long Gertrude Baumberger Betty Ross Dorothy Thomas Margaret Oswalt Hermlne Wmblgler MarJor1e Oswalt Naonu Remy Marsades McLaughlin Dorothy Pugh Margaret Moser Betty Cralg K.. The Semor team brought thelr volley ball career to a close by wmnmg the honors of the tournament This IS then first Volley Ball Champlonshlp rn four years A very good d1splay of team work was shown throughout the season To top off the season the w1n ners played the Fwculty The Semors were wlctorxous wxth a score of thlrty and the Fac ulty wxth a score of twenty SIX THE GAMES Sophomore J umor Senlor Freshmen Sophomore Freshmen Junior Freshmen Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Faculty 38 37 31 63 12 49-15 45-18 35-23 43-27 30-26 pf' 1 . get 2 - szastee MEI fn inn J M t If 3 i - ' l::: ' lj::::::::i ,i:::E!4Efl'?lEELt I -' FI 'J ,1 I ' M ..- 4 3 . M Q ' 1 V 4 f ' I fi' 2 2 1 I ' 1. , : 'T ,WAN 5 i ,W V J 1 Q, 'ze Q 5 9 nu -- .. y ,Y , , VV , . 'L Lv' 5 ,. .. - t :fl 3.. . 1 M' if of f 2 f 'fi f I ' 3 R 4 x M y x ,l ., ...- . H ' r ,- , f . .... 4. , V F1 ,,.s .-- --esa 1 it f n , W . ,, , ,- 34: v xg 3 x Q Q h , . s gg ,W , . -3 ,, V X ,g, 'Q . 4' 'K . 1 1 R . , ,..-...W Q . . 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'Q '3- FP 19+ QQ' 'V vga' 'wg ' 1 GIRLS HONOR BASKETBALL TEAM At the close of the Glrls Basketball Tournament lt IS customary for the Advisor and Executive Commlftee to choose an Honor Team representlng each class The following are members of the Honor Team FORWARDS GUARDS Marjorie Drake Mane Harper Margaret Oswalt Lena Mae Hummel Vzrgmla Race Mary Phllhpon Eileen Swxsher Betty Ross Dorothy Thomas Betty Thomas GIRLS VOLLEY BALL HONOR TEAM Helen Desterhaft Donna Freeman Shxrley McFadden Mary Phillxpon Eileen Swlsher Virginia Race Martha Doolittle Gertrude Baumberger Marjorie Drake Dorthy Thomas Henrietta Duncan Margaret Oswalt Betty Ross Three girls from each team are given a place on the Honor team They represent the best players of the classes Each player IS QIVEH fifty pomts toward earning her letter The following girls made the highest scores Senior-Gertrude Baumberger, Junior Mary Phlllipon, Sophomore-Marjorie Drakeg and Freshmen-Shrrley McFadden 39 H 5-5324 'X' J -xfts , 'f TZ A ' l Y 7' ,L a - ' 4 f ' ,K I 4 A l E if - A 1' Q 1 u 3 Q vi, 4 5 0 ' ',v, 1 5 7,, ,. f , 5 1- . ,, ., I ,, . . ,- ,. 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Fi ' ' ' I w ff, In I A ,, Q-1 1 Pax V - -5, , M Z 7 2 ? fi Z ff' f-'Q' X, IIE, ,K ,,,' THE MADISONIAN Q 2 , i ,f I Q, la .1111 ,od - H7549 anim V. 3 jr NINETEEN THIRTY-six 36 Wu Q75- 31 33. is ---, M ASSOCIATION The M Association was reorganized this year and new constitution was adopted Mr Albert Fendrick was chosen advisor The purpose of the organization is to promote athletics stimulate interest in physical achievement and foster a spirit of good sportsmanship The requirement for membershlp is the earning of 1 varsity letter n a major sport OFFICERS Frederick Domka Presldent John Esselburn Vice President Paul Kipp Secretary Treasurer Albei t Fendrick A-dV1S0I' ACTIVE MEMBERS Willard Lockhart 13311101 Cleland Elmer Desteihaft Edward HHFYTIOH Fabian Folmer Kenneth Lockhart Jack Yoha William Moritz Joe Schuff Jack Priess Dase Williams Gerald Hershey Fred Wagerhals , Donald Brown Joe Mluer 41 William Wilkins fi- 1-HEMI HHH THE MADISONIAN ., NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX ai? ' THE .. u ,gd Rl Della Ann Calrns Gert1ude Baumberger Mary Rowan Ina Weatherble Betty Ross Naoml Remv Dorothy Pugh Leona Thrush Marsades McLaughl1n Clara Remoehl Hermlne Wmblgler Henrletta Wmbxgler Evadene Barber Marjorie Oswalt Betty Cralg W9 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Margaret Oswalt President Pearl Long Vxce Presxdent Dorothy Ihomas Secretary Treasurer Marjorle Hathaway Advxsor REPRESENTATIVES Margaret Moser Senior Marle Harper Junlor Martha Jane Doollttle Sophomore Helen Desterhaft Freshman Rae Junker Naomx Kxthcart Ellen Harry Esther Peters Norma Hamer Norma Stewart Kathryn Johnson Lucllle Shutt Donna Freeman Vlrgmla Race Geraldme Brumenshenkel Mary Phllllpon Dorls Poth Elm1ra Caugherty Mane McFarland Mane UI1d6I'I11II Geraldlne Hess Henrletta Duncan Anna Grxfflth Cleva Bletz Dorothy Chronlster Donna Weaver Mxrlam Oswalt Betty Thomas Thelma Wlley Ruth Gable Marjor 16 Drake Madelme Barber V1rgm1a Au Elleen Mmard I , I . I . l g . , i QM - as ' V 'Q ,, f 'C -I ,- .. Q if' . Z 35.61 ' af. ,f .- . 1 4, lu- ,w,f v f 'Q-V , hin- K ' H., KM 9 r L' 9 7 r. .... . , - ' ' . ,A V . Kathryn Harbaugh Vlvlan Shlelds Martha Phxlllpon Margaret Boals Kathryn Landfalr Slurley McFadden Wllma D11lon Bertha Schwler Helen Snook Lena Hummel Elleen Swxsher Thelma Bossler Donna Prless Madonna Harmon Ruth McClurg X B, - XA THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX tx y? 'ar GIRL RESERVE The Gul Rese xe began xts eleventh year under the leadershlp of Mlss Gladys Mac Donald The purpose of the club 15 to cleate a frlendly spult and to stuve for hlgher ldeals The meetlngs of the club are held the fourth Frldav or each month One outstanding program of the year was the Candlelight servlce held at Chrxstm IS Baskets and clothmg for poor fam1l1es were glven by the gxrls at Thanksgxvmg Chustmas and Easter A Mother and Daugh er banquet was held mn the school audxtorxum on the evenmg of April 21 Kathryn Landfalr Norma Harner Kay Johnson Evelyn Hoover B tty Ross Lucllle Shutt Elleen Harper V1 glflla. Race Marjorle Oswalt Dorothy Selby Donna Prless Naoml Remy Mars mdes MCL3Ughl1D V1v1an McLaughlm Amta McLaughl1n Thelma Wxley Madonna Harmon Helen Snook Betty Thomas M1r1am Oswalt M1ldred Au Joyce Hertel Helen Au E1leen Mxnard Wilma Dxllon Ramona Shephard Presldent Vice Presldent Secretary 'ITeasurer Leona Beer Thelma Bossler Ramona Swlsher Elleen Smsher Mary Kraglck Marle Underhlll Clara Bletz Martha Jane Doollttle Cleva Bletz Betty Craxg Alleen Shafer Vrrgxma Gladden Rhea Keefer Margaret Oswalt Dorothy Thomas Mar1e McFarland Margorie Weisbarth Kathryn Harbaugh Ruth McC1urg Mary Maglot . o ', 'A - 'l f - . .J 1, 4-, NM ' N, 'V v , P . , Q f : ' Q as , y s . - Q. we Q - - .0 4' I' A-. sf 4' , T 'in A ,, - ' 1 '. ry Y ' . . ' ' f - , , C . V c. . 2 . ' - w 1 ' v ' Au - L . . . . t . 7. Q U' l . .r. . . THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX The Catalytic Agents have been III exxstence now for two years haung been or gamzed by the Physxcs Class of 1935 The purpose of this club rs to promote a greater ln terest ln and a better understandlng of the pr1nc1ples of sclence as they apply to our everyday lives Regular meetings of the assoc1at1on are held the thlrd Frrday of each month A xnltlatlon of new members was held December 3 1935 Gary Balllet Carl Beer Dale Beer Mildred Bracken Nell Case Daniel Cleland Howard Cook Betty Craig Margaret Danlson Jack Davis Elmer Desterhaft Fred Domka Roger Eyerly Harold McBr1de Mar Jorme Oswalt Edward Harmon John Esselburn Donna Freeman Oscar Haaz Ed Harmon Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant At Arms Mr Nrxon Advxsor Rhea Belle Homerlck Rlchard Hunt Harold Kohler John Kohler Pearl Long Harold McBride Marsades McLaughlin Vivian McLaughlin Robert Nexbel 44 Margaret Oswalt Marjorle Oswalt Donald Perry Mary Phllllpon Jack Prless V1rg1n1a Race Pete Ross Betty Ross Harold Schlosser Wllbur Schlosser Dorothy Selby Alleen Shafer Norma Stewart Frank Sublch Ramona Swrsher Dorothy Thomas Clxfford Tucker Ralph Undexhlll Ina Weatherble Fred Wagenhals Robert Weuner Davrd Wllllams Henrletta Wlnblgler Hermxne Wmblgler Stexe Yanoshek Robert Yarger Jack Yoha SCIENCE CLUB I. . l - A . . . n nrcngrq Hunt .' .'.' 'Vibe President rf 413 'fa A l x , V., af. gf If ,Jac THE MADISONIAN ,gl J NINETEEN THIRTY-six x -' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economxcs Club began 1ts thlrd year under the leadershlp of the clubs Founder and Dxrector MISS Lenore Mxlls The purpose of the club IS to create a greater mterest IH Home Economlcs The club has a regular IY'168f,111g date once a montl' The meetings conslst of buslness programs and refreshments Helen Au Mlldred Au Madellne Barber Frances Beamer Eva Bauer Leona Beer Margaret Boals Geraldine Brumenshenkel Dorothy Chromster Mary Davxes Naoml Klthcart Presldentz Marxe McFarland VICE President: Gera ldme Brurnenshenlgel Treasurer Mal JOT16 Domka. Eleanor Gr1ff1th Kathryn Harbaugh Madonna Harmon Ellen Harry Lena Mae Hummel Kathryn Landfalr Dorls Lmdenbolt Ruth McClurg Mar1e McFarland Margaret Moser Dorls Poth Martha Phxllxpon Donna Prless Helen Snook Frances Slmpson Norma Stewart Elleen Swlsher Ramona Swlsher Donna Taylor Kathryn ..... Secretary Ina Weatherbie Donna Weaver Thelma Wlley Anna Wynn Nma Wynn Naoml Klthcart Elleen Boss Na,om1 Boyce Rosella Anhker Elnura Caugherty 4, ii. Af' . reid- Efigmggi sasasass l I THE MADISONIAN Jima Q NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX ' ln -- n....n..io1i-nilL:I.':. gn .ull r.: .-'Y IH: ,,..,.,.T4 nfl. -r,. ' -I - MADISON LITERARY SOCIETY Th1s 1S the second successful year of the Madrson Lxterary Soclety It was started by the Publlc Speaklng Class of 1934 35 Thxs socxety was organlzed for the purpose of furtherlng mteresf Ln rnetorlc The club meets every two weeks and new oiiicers ale elected very tlnrd meetlng The Marvelme Harper secretary Jack Yoha sergeant at arms Betty Ross cr1t1c Jack Davls chaplaln Glenn W McFadden advlsor Marjorle Oswalt Dorothy Selby Lucllle Schutt Evelyn Hoover Harold McBr1de John Esselburn Frederlck Domka N1ChO18'S Sublch Mary Finley Mary Phllhpon Marle Harper Vlrguua Race Naorm Boyce Helen Bowden Margaret Moser Esther Peters Dorothy Thomas Fabxan Folmer Chfford Tucker Clara Remoehl Mangaret Oswalt Mary Rowan Norma Harner X first presiding ofiicers werez- Neil Clase, presidentg Marsades, McLaughlin, .vice-presldentg 46 x. rx l l ff 1 ef, I, Q I, X .VE-. N fl Xqfv ' 3 - - ' THE MADISONIAN x . X 3, NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX r Y 5- , x v gt, , X 7 Mary Rowan Donna Freeman Thelbert Nlkolaus Kathryn Johnson Naoml Krthcart Marle Schm1tzMatzen Nell Case Evadene Barber Lewls Esselburn Helen Bowden Martha Jane Doohttle John Esselburn Edward Kipp Clxfford Odson PAPER STAFF Ed1tor ln Chief Assxstant Edltors Art Editor Ass1stant Artists Busmess Manager Asst Busmess Manager Feature Edltor Grrls Athletxcs Boys Athletlcs Freshmen Reporter Sophomore Reporter Geraldme Brumenshenkel Ina Weatherbxe Marjorre Oswalt Clara Remoehl Marvelme Harper Mar1e Harper Elleen Harper Oscar Haaz Ma11e McFarland Della Ann Cfurns Mlllam O walt Mary Phllhpon Betty Ross Mr Guthrle Mlss Mllls Mlss Hathaway Jumor Reporter Semor Reporter Typists Scxence Club Reporter Home Ec Club Reporter Girl Reserve Reporter G A A Reporter Dramatics Music Advisors Richard Hunt ......... Circulation Manager h l ' I ---------'- 47 I Em 1 BAND AND ORCHESTRA Margaret Oswalt Marjorie Drake Evadene Barber ....... Clifford Odson ...................... James Hazlett ........ VIOLINS Cleva Bletz Roger Eyerly Ellen Harry Gerald Hershey Donovan Reichart Nicholas Subich CELLO Kathryn Johnson PIANO Pauline Miller CLARINETS Evadene Barber Weldon Lemon Dorothy Thomas Business Manager Secretary . ...................... Librarian Property Manager Assistant Manager TRUMPETS Helen Bowden James Hazlett Richard Matthes Margaret Oswalt Clifford Odson Frank Subich TROMBONES Marjorie Drake Ruth Gable Marveline Harper BARITONES Eileen Minard Dorothy Thomas DRUMS Betty Craig Miriam Oswalt H2511 THE MADISONIAN f NINETEEN THIRTYSIX THE MADISONIAN 13: 11 11: liH1Hl 111: H111 111: :iii Ili! :ii 11 I11 ,,. inns! -,ff :mir -f ELK ' 7 L-LQYXY ur f fl .J ,PAT NINETEEN THIRTY six SENIOR GLEE CLUB Naoml Remy V1v1an McLaugh11n Vlce Presldent Presldent 06- JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Vuglnxa Gladden L na Mae Hummel Llbrarxan Secretary Secretary M1r1am Oswalt Paullne 'VI1ller Evadene Barber Madelme Barber Geraldme Brumenshenkel Della Ann Calrns Helen Desterhaft Marjorle Domka Martha Doolxttle Marjorle Drake Ruth Gab Lxbrarlan Pxamst Ellen Harry Maryellne Harper Norma Harner Anlta McLaughlm Elleen Mmard Areva Nlkolaus Martha Phllhpon V1rg1ma Race Betty Ross Frances Beamer Thelma Bossler Eva Bau r Elmlra Caughexty Madonna Harmon Rhea Keefer NG .gn QF CHORUS Naoml Remy Clxfford Odson Mlrxam Oswalt R1chard Matthes Paulme Miller Presxdent Vxce Presldent Secretary Llbrarxan Pmanlst Evadene Barber Thelma Bossler Eugene Butts Marjorxe Drake Lewls Esselburn Elwood Findlay Mary Frances Fmdlay Ruth Gable James Hazlett Ned Hughes 49 DOIIS Llndenbolt Chlrlev McFadden Grace Nunamaker Frances Slmpson Donna PFIESS Maxx Jane Probst Kathryn Johnson John Kohler Anlta McLaugh11n V1v1an McLaughl1n Elleen Mmard Glenn Markley Jumor Markley Areva N1kolaus Thelbert Nlkolaus Betty Ross -XX .:.. 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It THE MADISONIAN il EEE If mn NINETEEN TH1RTYs1x MAY DAY FESTIVAL Owerture Hlgh School Orchestra Lo A Volce To Heax en SOUIICIIIIQ My Lowe Dwelt In A lNortl1ern I and O Can Ye Sew Cushlons Shortmn Bread Sr Glrl s Clee Club Cxpsy Svs eetlleart Sophomore Curl s Quartet Prax er Perfect As Torrenti Ill Slllllllltl' XX ater Box H1gh School Chorus Sleepx Hollovs Tune Bcttx Roas and Naouu Remx To A VI 1ld Rose Luxembourg tzarclcns LOIIIIJIHCCI C lee Clubs Barcarolle x Sophomorc lirase Quartet X III Svseet Kentuckx Babe x Sc IJIIOIIIOFC li x s Qu lrtct Bartmaniky Inlgar Bantock XVolf e He1 bert P-llc x Stcnsou Negro Ixauntz NI ILIIUNXLII NIa1111111Lg lialclvt 111 falcs of Hoffm 111 S5 lx 1a Spt alts Nlarxcllnc lluptr Iohu lxuhltr Bettx Hoes 'thx pole Dance Iamea Hallett Ned Hughes Dlck Nlatthes Thelbert XlIxOl iI1S tllfford Odson 'NIacltl111c Bxrber NI1rJor1e Drake Ruth Cable Xmta Nlcl aughhn Nllfldlll Omx 1lt The Merry NX 1doss XX alta Lehar Hlgll School Orchestra 50 Elf'-1 I -:asses A 11 . , A - , 1 I ' e 1 1 ,-,N , r 1 , . 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'C'i THE SOPI-IOMORE QUARTETS The Brass Quartet IS composed of James Hazlett first trumpet Dlck Matthes second trumpet Marjorle Drake first trombone and Ruth Gable second trombone The Sophomore Boys Quartet IS composed of Lewxs Esselburn flrst tenor Thelbert Nlkolaus second tenor Ned Hughes nrst bass and Cllfford Odson second bass Both quartets have appeared at various communlty meetxngs ln connectlon mth the muslc project to raise money for school 1nst1 uments In addltlon they partl clpated ln the Sophomore Class Amateur Hour for an Assembly Program They have played and sung for Mothers Clubs The School Boy Patrol Amateur Hour in which the Boys Quartet won second prize In addi tlon they were mn the County Mus1c Festrval the Madi son High School May Day Festival and the Mmstrel whxch was sponsored by the Woodvllle School Both of these orgamzauons started this year, and if they keep together, they w1ll show great promlse These groups would have represented Madxson at the State Fes tlval had the tlme pamutted In the Sophomore Class IS an unusually good Girls' Quartet too The personnel of thxs group is Miriam Os- walt, iirst soprano, Anlta McLaugh11n, second soprano: MarJor1e Drake, flrst alto, and Ruth Gable, second alto. We hope to hear more from th1s group in the future. 51 THE MADISONIAN . Z'j?Em53 ME NINETEEN T1-uRTY-six ii sal- I 4 fi- 2 pf W' -E A E ls: :eil g::.-:-.::... I 22.99.44 Q Qi 5 MUSICAL ARTS CLUB The M3dlSOH Musxcal Arts Club was started 1I'1 1935 wlth elght pedges Of this group sxx were made mem bers at the Sp mg Banquet Member are James Hazlett Marvellne Harper Kath ryn Johnson Chiford Odson Naomx Remy and Betty Ross A polnt system IS used to determlne membership Each person must serve as a pledge for one year Betty Ross a senlor has done outstandmg work ln the vocal field She will always be remembered for her cup 1n H M S Pmafore She has served for four vears IH the Glrls Glee Club and vsas ICS presxdent IH 1935 Marvelme Harper another senlor has been xn the Orchestra Band and Chorus She has also app ared ln solos and small ensembles both vocal and mstrumental and ln operettas Kathryn Johnson a Junlor plavs cello ln the Hlgh School Orchestra and xs a member of Chorus and Glee Club She has serxed as Glee Club secretary and llbr ar1an ,,,--.. -5 ll if 02 Cllfford Odson a sophomore lS a member of Band Orchestra Chorus and the Brass Quartet He IS the tirst trump t player ln the Quartet He W111 be remem bered for solo and ensemble work Naomx Remy a semor has the greatest number of poxnts IH the club She IS presxdent of the Glee Club and Chorus She was a member of the Mlxed Quartet of 1935 She too has done outstandmg work vocally 111 solo duet and quartet work THE COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL MHd1SOll Hxgh School vas represented ln the Sectlonal Hlffh School Chorus Glee Clubs and the Sophomore Brass Quartet The Chorus sang Sylua and Bells of the Sea The S mor Glee Club sang Lo a VOICE to Heaven Sdllfldlng and In the Luxembourg Garden Both Glee Clubs comblned Wlth Lucas and Ontarlo to smg To a Wlld Rose and Barcarolle The Sophomore Brass Quartet composed of James Hazlett D1tk Matthes MarJorxe Drake and Ruth Gable paved Daxk Eyes an arrangement for Brass Quartet mth plano accompamment A l 'pf 6 - I Y ' eu . it A v I I I . . - x ye, ' ' , 'A . . . , . . - , N r' , ' ' ' ,. ' ., V , -' S , ' . - ' . 9 1 I - - ' ' V' -Y .L . Y . . solos in Windmills of Holland and as Little Butter- Cwunty Music Festival by gh,-ee gl-Oupgg the Madison . H . V. I, AH . - . .O My Y V , T - rl , ,- vv rl n D , ' , l ' me - ll - K , , 9 , - -Y .. H ' ' An 1 ' Y! H H v ' , ' ' ' I ' v v X IIIF NIADISONIAN l NINETEEN THIRTY SIX WU? x III NI ullson fownslup Boosters Club completed lts thlrd year of I I x1Ix Im Ilu llllllfll and promotion ol xarlous school 2lCtlNlll6S, under IIN eluutnon ol I llI'llS VXIHIHIHS lJI'6SlllClll III4 t lub sponsored two cntertamments dllflllg the xear IH 3ddltl0Il I II I annual sp: IIIQ Q xrnlxal for the purpose of ralsxng monew The mock tx II In III I lbxu ux 18, m wlueh one of the Booster members was trled I I lt thug gl hour tuatod wulespread Interest and gaw, the dub a sub mu 11 bo Ilu mst 1II1I1on of the bleaehers on the new football fleld and the I ur In N ol Iwtntx two new football llI1lf0I'Ill9 wue two outstandmg an xc Ilu m w llli mln is uuntlx added to the dub melude several alumni MADISON BOOSTERS CLUB OI' FICILRS Fu-vt Year dt Wllkms I I N lxon Qecond Year I It 91 ent St uetarv Puuclent m Cut Us C ut Wlllxams l rv Wllkms P moehl 'xlcL1u hlln I ndrlek C Lllhlle Nllllfl B use Spx lk ste! bach D lfman L f ckner Thxrd 53 Year Eyerly Nell Robmson Harmon KIDO Thomas Dalton A W Mlller Callahan Sllcker Phllllpon Yoha Davls Kenneth NIXOH KIDP Dalton Wllllams Thomas X L I 'Z : xx 'I U I It . I J 1 my Q, I ,It - ,, V A Q .Q , W S . X , . . ' UAi4.t,,w li.,,' . ,v. , . ., . ID i'2 ' -A '- , 'Z l ' I ,', .Vi , F , . Z - 1 ' V ' . , A 4 v ' 'i,- A .1 ' 1' -l- 1, -vu 'I uh' 1 I A' r vx x H .. sI:,mIiz1lf'il11 4 osl. ., X . ,hi 1 . 3 p i 1 V . ,si-2.-l ' 'I br- ' mv ' L 'tvs v I 1- t-omplislmleuts of the 5' 'ar. . I ' . l -3 - 1 fl ' C x f ' - m L v I ul' Nlmlison lligln School. lmsi Ant .,.....,.,.......,.........,...,...,.. Fwvtaly ........,..,..............,............. Jwjd ...,...,.................,.....,.,.....,. ' .l ' 4 I .......,.................. .... ...,..... -- 2 .........,..... ........... 1 ........... 'lux' ' ' 4 ' .V ' g ' ' , ii 'atb' lmllllglfjl' 1 Wil: Q EH! Bl THE MADISONIAN I! E E NINETEEN THIRTY SIX c Sums XQAYX 7UhH9'- T G1r1 frlend Why dld you stop smgmg III the Ch0lI'9 Eva Because one day I dldn t s1ng and somebody asked 1f the organ had been flxed Kohler Missouri must be an awful state Yarger Why old dear? Kohler Cause so many people come from there Hathaway Where dxd you learn to Slllgo McDonald In a correspondence school Hathaway Well some of the lessons must have been lost in the mall Professor Your history paper is just like the student's who sat next to you in the exam Pupil Well they say hmstory repeats ltself Eendrlck Give the most important date in History Clefahd 1919 Fendrlck What happened ln that year Cleland I was born 54 HE BARS J UIDN G -vs 'KW ' Some Weather Pearl Long Are you dolllng up to go to the fair? Betty Ross What fair? Pearl Long The paper says fair here today and to morrow Newly Weds Marg Why dont you stay home once in awlule with me lnstead of runnmg around every mght with that pool room mob What would people say lf I up and left you Dave Congratulatxons Judge I am a beauty contest judge and I've sure seen a flock of bathmg beauties in my time Butch Judge Butch Wimpy Kohler name Wimpy So have I Oh' Are you a beauty contest iudge too No' I'm a plumber I hear Domka ls going to the water college What do you mean, water college, what is the of lt Vassar 7 . U ml aff! If-.inn My g gl, 'I 'Ei:E5iEF I I ' W :Fl .I --N - , I 55 ll:.gg:g:g:' :.:::!z'lzlE5' 1 Lg ,.-. e .- -N, nl ,Ivv A , ' 'lg . iw. A A E Q 'Y t Y 4 X X Av V . e AR . ...- . ' ' ' I P 1 l. 3 if , ' g ' f 'QCA ' 1-.bwwla WM: l X.. .. , f asv 1 . . I . . . . . l H H .. U .. H 'E 1 l W 'bmw Sm SE Es 'Q s gr lil' 1 . 1 if li? .2 .....- f X l, gm TSM, SMA MQ NNW! X lf, WW F , fri- 4 '1-4-- l f ,,g 'ff ff: V Y I H-, i ' l ' fr nu -In 1 ix ' ' iii---- .4 , ' -Y A 7 'iq 1 ga '+,, - 11 ' ,Y - 1 A-,.,-iifi '1'-5 -L. 11.--1 . f11- f-,....--1 ,' ' Q .1 f '.. . ' Qf T149 A --'7' a iz:-'L I If 71- Q . , K - Y x T- , 4-- ' 7 x K N ,.- Zh- X 42' ' 7 ' 51 I W f-' X 7? xi, ' . 12:-1 K W -X 3.-:Ir gf:- f I ' f,: :- 1 - f.'i' I g.. - -1' -13'-:. Z ,A il 1 A , - 7 iq 4 ,:.-- l 1 f T- 4 Q5 ,, :55 2- Y 'Y V V 4 Y f - , f - ' X ' ' 'l fe 3 , , R , f + - l :' Q A 'Fl-A' ni! - A inf 4 1 , A f if 5 t' ' -ff f 7 , Z,-,,. E k ,..f- iz -f -- -A ' f 'iv' . s - x YA f X N N we 0 Q , 4 Q 4 r, , - --- THE MADISONIAN 1 'A Z NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX J- T u f I f ,JL-rwxx 11'-'KN X X 6 me .. . ,Z If I:-. ,fin I 8 ' .2 V 'ahah-w, , Gs Fl gl p. 1 OPERETTA H M S Pmafore The Lass That Low ed a Sallor CHARACTERS The Rt Hon Slr Joseph Porter K C B John Kohler Marvellne Harper Davld Wxlllams Ned Hughes B tty Ross Elmer Destexhaft Hebe Mlllam Oswalt Others Ln the cast were saxlors and Sir Josephs slsters couslns and aunts Josephlne Ralph Rackstraw Dlck Deadeye Little Buttercup Boatswaln ,. .. .. J, ACT I The story op ns wlth S1r Joseph commg on board to meet hls brxde to be He IS accompanled by a group of sisters couslns and aunts Captam Cocoran learns much to h1s sorrow that hlS daughter Josephme does not love S1r Joseph and really loves one of 1115 sallors Ralph Rackstraw ACT II Llttle Buttercup a boat woman mtxmates th t sh IS m posse slon of a great secret concernlng the ldentlty of Ra ph Racl-:straw Josephlne and Ralph try to elope and are prevented by Dxck Deadeye the boatswaln and the sallors Llttle Buttercup tells them that she ex changed Ralph and Capt Cncoran when they were bab1es Th1S puts Ralph 1n a posxtlon to marxy Jose phme and Slr Jo eph IS able to marry hls COUSIH Hebe whom he really loves Capt C coran proposes to L1ttle Buttercup and all ends well 55 t, 15 n 4 - Lit FTS . . is ' , - J :. ' , A f - 1. A-. as l t- L, A Q , ' J. Q. an 1 , L i . . 4 -1 A , ' .,' .. ' I , Y, ' tl Q rw' , 'H : e, , - , Ar . ,Y A ,- 4 if . . ' ,r Q Q ' ' ' , . - , Q Q n I. l - - . l ' UI' ' . ' . ' . ' v ' A ' ' ' . . ' , . . . .... , ' , - , ' ' 'e e Captain Cocoran .................. , .... Clifford Odson ' ' S ' ' ' ' . . v . 2' -. ,ff , Emp assess my THE MADISONIAN I HMM ll NINETEEN THIRTY-six It 2: 'llwfr--': 'f- '-1-'lelfs' H f if S? It 'Q S 3 Z' 3r EVERYBODY S CRAZY a three act play presented by the Junlor Class The settmg of the play was lh the lobby of an Arkan sas hotel whlch was sald to be haunted The three pro prxetors Herb Stanley Elmer Sneed and Tommy W1lk1ns were very ambltlous and worked hard to secure guests They conce1ved the xdea of adverusxng that a treasure chest was burxed on the premises and that a famous dancer was v1s1t1ng at the hotel Elmer Sneed assumed the txtle of Dr Sneed and pretended to be a. famous and very mterrlgent psychlatrlst HERB STANLEY jomt owner of the Treasure Trove Tavern ELMER. SNEED h1s pal who IS mterested ID Psych1atry TOMMY WILKINS another pal who hates to be a lady WILLI'AM BATES the landlord who wants hxs dough JULIE MATHER her nlece who xs 1n love with Herb MRS SPOONER a wxdow w1th a bundle of nerves GODFREY VAN GORDON a guest who walks m hxs sleep CAROLINE hls wxfe who enjoys poor health CELIA his daughter who enjoys a good stlck of gum ADAM PO'1'I'LE an old bachelor who has mghtmares LIBBY ANN the Cockney cook who IS afrald of spooks GLADIOLA the colored mald who doesnt blame her JASPER the bell hop who thrnks everybodys crazy THE GHOST Guests arrived and then things happ ned The p ot was further complicated by the appearance of a ghost The famous dancer Eve St Regis was pursued by two of the guests and was later dlscovered to be one of the owners The doctor had hrs trouble wlth Mrs Van G01 don and her unruly daughter To make a long story short the treasure was found by Herb Stanley and he was able to pay off the Vluldll ous land owner much to the pleasure and dellght of h1s future w1fe Juhe Mather Cella and the Doctor became engaged as d1d Jasper and Gladolia and they all l1ved happily ever after Nell Case Gary Balllet Pete Ross Roger Eyerly Vxrgmla Race Mary Ph1ll1pon Wllbur Schlosser Lucille Shutt Donna Freeman Max Keefer Dorls Poth Esther Peters Oscar Haaz 2 Y 5 Q I ' , 'S A Ei ,gas ' l , A ' N H ' t Q X' C , J' ,N I 9 L, . KETURA KA'I'T, an old maid who dabbles in Spiritualism ............. Kathryn Johnson , ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 56 THE MADISONIAN NINETEEN THIRTY six Xwff' JG 'or GYPSY TROUBADOUR Nikoli son of Todoro the ruler of a Gyp y trlbe having been p rmitted to acquire a. college education on account of his unusual intellectual gifts returns to the gypsy camp with the ambition to become a poet publi h his writings and marry Clare Clayton T doro is disgusted for he has long p armed that his son should marry Roslta a charming gYDSY girl Todoros nephew Vario a treacherous schemei wants Nikoli to marry Clare so he can have Roslta. He then proceeds to steal a necklace from Clare. The necklace is found in the possession of Rosita and she is accused. It all ends happily when Marko and Tom expose the plot of Vario whom Todoro promptly expels from the tribe. Nikoli comes back and is more than glad to remain with and rule his tribe and marry Rosita. CHARACTERS Todoro is played by Clifford Odson' Maria Naomi Remy: Vario, Lewis Esselburng Janina, Anita McLaughlin, Elena, Kathryn Johnson, Marko, Ned Hughesg Rosita, Betty Ross, Nikoli, John Kohler, Tom Gordon, Dick Matthesg Mrs. .Jean Jerrold, Marjorie Drakeg Henry Clayton, James Hazlettg Mary Matthews, Evadene Barberg and Clare Clay- ton, Miriam Oswalt. The chorus of gypsies is made up of members of the school chorus and glee clubs. 57 X, , a ffiil ,-'-,:' :-. 4 1 ff' Z E555- il TF- UW' THE MADISQNIAN SJJHHEL H r MU NINETEEN THIRTY six ' 15 .l:::wt:g ' 125- ' I H SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Mls Samuel Phelps Samuel Phelps Lols Phelps Mmme Hawks Dlzzy Wynne Mrs Ethel Potter Edward Potter Mortuner Weldon Russel Rogers Hester Trader Betty Ross Elmer Desterhaft Dorothy Thomas Helen Bowden Jack Yoha Marjorle Oswalt John Esselburn Dave Wzlllams Rlchard Hunt Evadene Barber THRLE STRIKES YOL RE OLT Tuesday exenmg May 26th marked the pxesentatlon of the comedy Three Strlkes You IE Out bv the Semor Class of Madlson Hlgh School When Samuel Phelps returned home after a ousmess trlp brlnglng wlth hun one of the greatest baseball players 1n the Unltd States lnterest ran rxot Especlally slnce Dlzzy Wynne the baseball plflvex ln questlon had saved Phelps llfe Dlzzy was 1n vlted to stay for dmner but after catchmg a gllmose of charmmg Lols Phelps he decxded to make xt an extended Vlqll Russel Swade a typlcal Amerlcan youth was m love wxth Lols but Poor fellow what chance had he agaxnst the famous Drzzy 'P The audxence thrllled wlth surprlse at the novel last act wherem a baseball game was enacted before thelr very eyes They howled mth glee at Mmme Hawks the maxd m the Phelps house hold at Mrs Lavmxa Phelps who had never seen a ball game in her hfe and who was very superstltlous Thev chuckled hecntxlv at the supreme egotlsm of Dlzzy Wynne These were only a few of the comedy characters ln thls mlfth quake of laughs 58 Lita Weldon .....,.....,..,.....,............. Dorothy Selby Compllmnnts 0 The Haurter Publllshmlg if 0 Im ltdllm nm IJIPIOIIIJH MM MEN NVITATIDN BCJDkl. T TDFDLJ A U E3 K NJ TFQLICI TEFQIAL Cleveland 0 ' f 'X , Q 3 N z 9 1 , ' ' rx U I V . T I 1 I '-K1 K, 1 - . K1 K 5... 1 1:..' If ..f'.y C1 E 'E .. T W5 ,, ,.1 'V 5 45g .' N' .E ' R ' F Q .2 . ' T1 KL -: ,IU 1873 The Old Reliable 1936 We extend our heartlest congratulatlons to all members of I' he Graduatlon Class for the Hear of Nmeteen Hundred Thlrty -wSlX VVe W1Sh you a happy, contented, and successful llfe ln the years to come VK e feel xou haxe had good tram mg and xnstructlon The Old Reliable IS headquarters for the best ln coal and a full llne of bulldmg matenals Ready mlx concrete for permanency We sollclt your business lilgalloilh OEGELE Bao s itll' Fendrlck Is that your moth eaten hound tled up out ln front? Baker Why yes Fendr1ck Well she just blt me and I heard you get lables that 1S you get what the dog has got Baker Ha ha ha your klllmg me' Fendrlck Well I see nothlng to laugh at Baker You dont Well the dog Just had mne pups Marvellne H fgolng Into a plumbing shop and looklng around rather obvlouslyl Id like to see one of those Rlose Bowls you hear so much about W Lockhart What re you Wfltlllgo F Wagenhals A Joke W Lockhart Well give her my regards Case Cin B'ologyJ What s got 2 feelers 2 black eyes and a palr of yellow Wings 10 black legs and a red tall Cleland I glve up what IS 1t'P Case I dont know 1ts crawlmg up your collar Professor Why lS a hour glass made small IH the m1d d1e'P Pupxl To show the waste of tune J Davis What do you know about Czechoslovakla'-' P Ross Its hard to say John E You know the seats that Tom buys for the show remmds me of a play Freddy What play? Johnny Seventh Heaven Freshman Prof may I pull down the shade? The 1S sh1n1ng ln on me Professor No let lt alone The sun 1S conduclve to rlpemng of green thmgs Cleland and Case ln college Cleland I Just got a check from home sun the Case Thats nne then you can pay me my tive bucks Cleland Walt txll I tell you the rest of my dream D WllllBmS Calways looklng at womenj That glrl is from Panama D Wlllxams By her locks. Warden So you robbed the mus1c store? Convlct Yeh' I put too much trust ln the old saylng you cant go wrong wlth a Felst Song Lecturer Man IS the only anlmal that can talk Qulet man 1n the group Pardon me but have you heard by wlfe? Coach Do you know anythmg about golf Baker Sure I can swear GVEI' Oliicer Dont shoot tlll you see the whxtes of then' eyes Last Lxeut And if they have black eyes SIT9 Guthrle How are you gettlng along at home since your wlfe went away? Mlller Flne I ve reached the highest poxnt of efilcle I can put on my socks from exther end ncy , . X . - I ' Y V' l . n Y y V v r ' a - l . V o o : ' . v Y . . . . . ' ' Z ' , -, 2 - - , . - 5 , ' l I I . ' . , L' . . I . . I Jack Yoha: How can you tell? . Y 1 . . I I , . y .. , - - H : ' , ' . . Z . I ' 1 ' , ' ' ' . . ' . Y ' ' ' COMPLIMENTS Goodrleh OIIVCIILOWII Stores TIRES BATTERIES RADIOS AUTO ACCESSORIES 4th K DIHIHOIILI St Canal 4000 BART' HALEY Mgr PRESCRIPTION and SERVICE DRUG STORE Wm T Hursh Fourth and Diamond Streets MANSFIELD OHIO Authorized Exclusive AKRON TRUSS F ITTERS REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WM T HURSH O A KOONS C M WILLIAMS NINETY NINE OUT OF ONE HUNDRED MATI HES customers go out of the Store dlf., up 1 near fI'lCIllI and hung lnm III NN luch just means thxt vue grow uerx dm hx OIILIIIIQ' SFXLI' PIT LONC I IFF and PFRF ECT SATISPAL IIOX ln CNGFXIIIIIIQ from SOCES to H X F BMXNDS NSlPHA'RH. IZ Shu St 0nlmeSquSI! DIAMOND RINGS Dependable Wrist Watches Sturdy And Reliable Strap Watches Fme Platinum And Gold Jewelry PRICES ALNVAYS CONSISTENT VN ITH HIGH QUALITY C W JELLIFF 81 SON Jewelers FARMERS BANK BUILDING 0 qc 0' 0 . . Q 9 . . . 9 W ac 1 , , . . . . . . . - -- I A . 1 -E 1 . - c K - I '- ' - . , v v ' ' ' - I C xv . Y v 'x.' . . . K ff f 1 Q v. J, , ,. I . . - -1- 1-. va V A I . 4 . v v . Y , . . 1 f v 1 . . x I. 0 0 n il T e C E Ward Companv NFXX IOXDON OHIO GLEE CI UBS GRADUATION CAPS Sz GOVV BAND UNII+ ORMS ETC VN E RE CRAZY ABOUT OUR REFINISHING SERV ICE A neu mr for little monex Dont be lSlldlIlLtl ot xour tal Haw It I'9IlIl1SllLd and get those extla nnles 'Xovt 18 tle tnnt xxlnle 1JI'lLf.S ale low Wrecked Cars Rebullt Fenders and Bodies Stralghtened J A A1 mstrong Garage Clll Adam 9064 S0 IWILIIIQHII Me IIIILOIII HLIQIIIS IT PAYS TO DEAL SATTERLEE an DARLING MANSFIELD'S COMPLETE FRESH FOOD MARKET 40 WEST FOURTH Wm J Tl1em,JeWelerS 18 N Dlamond St Iford Bldg The Diamond Store on Dlamond Street VVATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY CLOCKS SILNERWARE ETC We Maintain a Repalr Department XXIICIICNCI' xoux watch or cloak has that tlred run dmxn feellng, take lt to VV J. THEM he cures when others fall 17- A Y .2 u l .v., y is GOWNS FOR CHOIRS AND ' .B NS SC 7, at d Av. . . 1 ' I 1 COME HERE FOR . . . KITCHENVVARE PAINTS, VARNISHES RIFLES, AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE GENERAL HARDWARE BASEBALL GOODS ETC GOETZ Hardware C0 16 SO PARIX ST THE. QUALITY STORE HE MENS WEAR THE. STORE FOR DAD and LAD NX I MQAXINCH Prop NX LI' -XCH PHIL STEHLE EAST FOURTH ST AT DIAMOND KKK CANT MAKE A X! MISTAKE sncxma Gfiwh ,gf WAAS romls new M4 ,,,f X E Mxsmx' if Cb f 'Zi N P0054 f fb Q f QQ- ? ,fa J ' C N961 Zta: Q X56 f! ff! Q Lx-i36!Wf X V! S DISIFIIJLIIOFS ,,-vivg L C SMITH XJ Typewrlters -ul The M ANSFIELD TYPEWRITER 8a OFFICE SUPPLY CO 36 38 W 3rd Qt Canal 4395 MANSFIELD OHIO Am CORONA Portables 1 , , .4 vw a .J . V Y ' . 4. 'A A A , . . . 1 O. . .. ' o v Y L'c milh 'ilu' fa' ' I 1 , 1- 'v: -I f . .Z -ff- lt -Q'-In ' V. - . 41' ' ' 'll' 1 v ,xxlllfn qs , If Y S n P, fi -LFJHEZEZI Q, . - Xliiml' ' A -: -Rf-i':? F,gf If ---..,5:::E:' , 4,3 . . 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L f P55125 -, :- : A ... -, ' ' I FLASH' The every day news of the world ns brought to News Journal readers ln a constant flow over wlres that girdle the globe from every dxrectlon Four teletype machmes receive this news reproducing It ln typewntten form Then the rapid staccato of this report wlll be broken by the word that IS magic m a news-room cedence over all other news News Journal readers are kept fully informed of world events by the full leased wire reports of both the Assoclated Press and the United Press You wlll always find todays news TODAY ln The Mansfleld News Journal CONIPLINIENTS H C TURNEY AUTO SALES Used Cars 12 22 E SECOND ST MANSFIELD OHIO 0 FLASH-FLASH -and some important event will take plz , . H l l OF I O .L WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THE NEW 1936 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW ROOM WESTINGHOUSE FRIGIDAIRE GENERAL ELECTRIC ONE WESTINGHOUSE SPECIAL MODEL 15 2 cu ft Can be purchased for onIy S4 28 down and 10c per day THFIJPESELECTRHISHOPQ I0 South Park Street Telephone C 4171 Stop at KOTCHOFFS For Refreshments Park Axe East and I ucas Road on Route 30 md 39 Phone Adam 9137 NIAINSFIELD OHIO ' . . .J .. J e o o k.f FOR BETTER SERVICE Q '1 I T Qffnfzefff ,, T H A ,A ozfem To advance 1n buslness today you must abandon the horse and buggy methods of preparlng for lt Methods 1n educatlon, as well as ln bus1ness,must be modern Subject requlrements and that 1s why We have added to our courses Applled Psychology, Soclology, Direct M811 Advertlslng, Buslness Management and Office Procedure You must keep 1n step w1th the tlmes The MANSTTELD COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, Inc 680 Perla Avenue West MANSFIELD OHIO HEADLEY PEREZ STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHILRS In Tears to come vou mll treasure a photo graph of Tour school friends XVe carrs a mae selection of N. MULBERRY AT THIRD ST. Frames, Kodaks and Broxxnle Phone Canal 2701 Cameras MANSFIELD OHIO O C I . ' 9 fi f . . ,, F ., ' ' 9, 1 -, ' 0 0 0 ' l X X I I 'sly' . . . . -, ' matter, also, must meet present-day 07' ' T ' -- ' -of I . . . , U l V , 0 1 I O I C fy 7 1 Compllments Of Dll.l.0N BATTERY 81 SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODLCTS RED BAR BATTERIES FASOLINE O L TOBALCO 434 So Dlamond St Canal 1363 SQUARE DEAL SHOE REBUILDIING While You Walt SBFVICC We Serve to Serve Agam John Kutsehall 14 L Fourth St MXNSI4 IELD OHIO COMPLIMEINTS John Enolerle Barber Shop MANSFIELD OHIO COWIPI IVIFN TS NHIIOHHI Eleetrle Co 14 X XX alnut St Lanal 2272 EICCEPICRI Wlrlng Llghtlllg Fixtures Westinghouse Appllances Eureka Vacuum Cleaners COMPLIMENTS The Arhaugh Grocery and Meat Market GROCERIES MEATS CANDIES CIGARS Phone Canal 3608 180 L6XIIlgt0I1 Awe MANSFIFLD OHIO LONIPLINIEN IS Paul S Frlendly Store REMEDIES TOILET GOODS 204 Lexmgton Awe FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE DRIVE IN TO 7 Lester A Remy S SUNOCO SERVICE STATIONS So Maln Road LCXIIISIOII Axe at Oreemx ood COVIDLIMENTS Maglott S Medlelne Store 279 S0 Dlamond St MANSFIELD OHIO MANSFIELD OHIO ' V as Y ' Y ' ' as - ye T ' I I I ' . I , 1 I AI 4.v OF OF l I .L ' O - , , 1 22 E. Fourth St. . . ! or UF 7 l , I ' . V1 'T v A A , , . 1 I L Iv OF 7 I I O -' , . ' v Y Y . . A , , COMPLIMENTS OF R A E Baughman GROCERIES 81 MEATS Phone Canal 2161 10 bo. Adam MANSFIELD OHIO Hart Oil Company MOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL Lubncatlon .Tires and Battery Charging Park Ave. fFast of Subvuayj Tel. CANAI 3384 MAINSFIILLD OHIO O O Brenner JEWELER 81 OPTOMETRISTS 8 XX est Tlnrd St MANSI4 Ik I D OHIO CONIPI INII4 N FS Dr B E Shreffler lglc phom C mal 4919 Nl XNbI' Ile LD OHIO The gmlansfwlh glllnfner pp GEO H STUHLDREHER PROP CUT FLOWERS PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS 41 N MULBERRY ST CANAL 3106 MAN SFIFLD OHIO Baughman Servlee Stauon SHELL PETROI EUM PRODUCTS Exceptlonal Seruce wlth Quahty Products Ph Eng 3619 311 Iexlngton Aye NI XXSI ll I ll OHIO CONIPI INIENT5 OI HarryL Knox, D D S Mary D3.V16S Does your dog chase cowsf' Baker No hes a bulldog Harmon ID CIIEIHISLIY Theres one thmg Id hke to know Nixon Yes'P Harmon Who waters the bulbs of the electrxc llght plant Mllls 1n Englxsh Shakespeare has glven us the 7 ages of man but what would you say the seven ages of women are Curt W Her rlght 'age and slx guesses 0 0 0 . - . . 9 vv . L ' ' S ' ' t, ,I , 1 1 1 AL , -V I .1 4. U 0 I' O' ' u o o , . . I1 1 ll , 4 ,, .4 .. A 44, v-- - 1.1 . , C I . . . . , . J I I Y I S , -1.2. ,- V. V . .. V. .I . . YIQD: 1... ,., . y . , . v- 1 ll I . V . ,. , . 4 U Y .. 0 o' 0 0 . . - .ll . , .U l c ' ' ' ' . COMPLIMENTS OF FOLMEB BROS. SUNOCO SERVICE STATIONS 4th SL Bow man St 88 Park Ave East MAINSFIELD OHIO Thars Gold zn Them Thar Hzlls HEY RE little fellows the Philippino natives you see at the tons of rich gold ore to the surface each day with the aid of elec tI'lC1OCOfI'10t1VCS All over the World in gold silver copper and coal mines electrified rail systems haul the ore from points far under the earth s surface Many of the materials for these elec trliied mme railways are made ln the Mansfield plant of the Ohio Brass Company I 7 CK 3 ' ' ii entrance to this big gold mine, but they manage to bring 800 COMPLIMENTS Rogers and Company JEWELERS OPTOMETRISTS 25 N Maln St M8HSfl9Id Ohio 0 FURNITURE 9 RUGS 9 STOVES The John Drake Co 44 NS est Fourth St 'VIANSI' IILLD OHIO AN OLD BUSINESS WITH NEW METHODS NORTON S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 34 VN Third St fel Adam 3662 MANSFIELD OHIO Say It Wlth Flowers on All Occasions WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED Stuhlclreher Floral Co COMPLIMFNTS The Central Frult and Grocery Company COMPLIMI- NTS GU1h6f,S Grocery GROCERIES and MEATS Phone Canal 2613 '301 Lexmgton Axe MANSFIEI D OHIO Dr E F Cleland DENTIST C B Glenn GROCERIES MEATS GASOLINE OILS 406 Farmers Trust Buxldmg LIHCOIH Heights Office Adam 2163 Res Adam 3871 MAN SFIELD OHIO OF I I' ' ' , Y I I Y u I 5 I 48 VV. 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