Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Seniors

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Mr. Kenneth Nixon Algebra, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture. Who has that noble dauntless brow That eye of gleaming fire? Who has that generous princely mien! lt's Mr. Nixon, whom we all admire. Miss Gladys MacDonald Junior Business Training, Book- keeping, Typing, Commercial Al'1tllIl'l9t1C. Miss MacDonald, personality packing, ln no subject is she found lacking: Fingers flying o'er the keys She's doing all she can to please. Miss Lenore Mills Home Economlcs, English. Miss Mills, overseer of our eats, Tickles our palates with dainty treats. Enormous words are her delight, Students treat Noah Webster right! Mr. Albert Fendrick World History, Boys' Physical Education. There's no one we'd rather hear Than Coach Fenclrick bragging on the -team. His face lights up when he shows the cup Madison won by her steam, Mr. Paul Monett Industrial Arts. Mr. Monett, teacher of shop, ls raising a manual training crop. Under him the boys learn fast, For he is one of the finest cast. Miss Eileen Stout 1 English, Public Speaking, Oc- cupatlons. Miss Stout, lost among books and papers, Amuses herself with pen-made capers. A literary guide is she, What a help she's been for you and mel Miss Evalyn Wlseman English, French, Latin, Econom- ic Geography. Miss Wiseman smiles behind her glasses, Spreading cheer through all her classes. She helps us smooth our rough translations, Which have cuased us slight sensations. Mr. William Kopcial D Economics, Sociology, American Government, American History. Mr. Kopcial. with eyes of blue. Teaches history old and new. Of sportsmanship, great is his store, When some is gone there's always more. Mr. James Weber Music. Mr, Weber now comes next, lle can go way down to Cl He also snaps, to shut the traps Ot those who S10 Off key- Miss Margaret Yarian English, Girls' Physical Educa- tion. Miss Yarian, with colors flying, Teaching class teams that are vying. She teaches the Freshmen English one: They feel they've learned something when she's d-one. Marjorie Kopclal Office girl. Marge Siegfried, Kopcial we mean, ls to us a walking dream, When, of a friend you are most in need, She's the one for you, indeed! Mr. Charles Vanderbilt General Science, Biology. Mr. Vanderbilt. puddles around Wherever his various classes are found. He sits and shudders when our tongues get twisted, Pronouncing all biological terms newly listed!

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Page Four Class Poem To M. H. S. we came in September, How well that day we all remember. It was then the class of 41 , That we Seniors had begun. With our hopes held up high, We our goal did espy. With the teachers as our guide, Knowledge came from far and wide. When the problems to us came As fast as we could name, The teachers did their very bestg Then we students did the rest. After our struggle for fame, We, our goal, in success did fram.e. Glad, when the day drew near That we had nothing to fear. Just what shall our future be In this home of the brave and the land of the free? In our lap rocks the destiny of the world, Let our banner fly high and in the clouds be unfurled. John M. Gottfried Class Motto: In our lap rocks the destiny of the world. Class Colors: Orchid and rose. Class Flower: White rose.