Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Who is the group 6? riie-'f1T1'e'sipbhsil'ile for our progress? It is really the Madison 'l?6xiVnship School Board. Many of us do not realize that they are indirectly the backbone of our educational trends here. Under the supervision of Philip Kipp, they meet monthly tif' discuss school problems from a community standpoint. During our four years at Madison they have been our guiding light and have showed usf the undivided path, which we hope to follow in future years. To this spirited group we extend our thanks and appreciation.- Seated left to right: Mr. Harold Tingleyg Mr. Her- schel Robertsg Mr. William Reinoehl, Clerk Memberg Mr. Philip Kipp, Pres.g Mr. L. C. Hughes, Vice- Pres. 5 Mr. Olan LaRue, Sup't of Madison Towns' ship Schools. Page Three

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S thg story of ppr school. We bring :bo ygp in the 1942 MIAQISONIAN the trend of education in Madison High School. Our school is not only concerned withyacademic training but also helps us choose and prepare for vocations, It provides and promotes extensive recreational facilities. While gaining an education we progress from incapable greenies to competent seniors. If we gain all from our gducation we cannot help but progress until we en.- large our horizons and broaden our kpovql- edge so that we will be able to takg our place in the world. This year's issue is .dif- ferent-do you think you will like it?iYv'e ve reviewed our years for you tliroughggictugges captions and copy. You have . preview, now go on with the book.

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