Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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COMMANDERS Kenneth Nixon Modern Design, Through diligent study and effort he is placing ilu- desire in his pupils to aid our nation with new discoveries and inventions, Lenore Mills Good Neighbor. She's always will- ing to lf-nd a recipe- or some advice, Born uf experience she believes in cooperation for the good of nll. Paul Monett Wzilie up A1ne'rira. lli-'s rlfun: his par! liy le-ac'liixii.1 lhv boys lo do lheir par! by working wilh lhvir hands. Evalyn Wiseman A Latin Se-11-iixiclcf' Al lu- Cowl Nsfiiglilmr Policy in pvisong sh:- L--an-Iii-f. us Latin, l7i'0ii1'li anrl l.ngLl sh, anrl don-5 'each equallv will. Jamega Wc-her Sing Sing, Sing, lh- rl:-clares that singing nialu-s our cluiies grow lighter. anal lu- hi-his us to s nu. Marjorie Kopcial No lloulxl, Alioul llf' Shi-'ra lhe cx ample uf Young Anierica and is will' mg lo flu her rluly as shi' Co .es lo li. Gladys MacDonald Say it Again. Her students n-vi nol make such a request a ter cm - ing: from hvr classw. Shi- mn' el: ready and efiigiunl w x lzvrs :ho wil hr-lp Unc'e Sam. Al Fendrick Mlfil as a l7icldle. lle sa's tht nolhing will he-lp lhi- Unite-cl Slat-is like an able-luociii-rl citizen. Ei'e X1-1 Slolll Smile Again. VVQ: need more lam-5 like hz-rs, to make us lint er :ilmle to face- a :lark future. William Kopcial uilihe Lancl Wu l.ov0.'4 Ile does liif-, ln-sl, to le-.ich us lo he good ciiizens and his heal me-thocl is to pracl'c.- what he preaches. Margaret Yarian Smile and lhe Wforld Smiles Willi You, Shc's our he-st moral boosle, sprf-acling the cloclrine of good Che'c'r. Charles Vanderbilt 'l'hi:-Q Lancl of Cursf' lle loves, and helpfi us lo luxe nalurv by teach- ing us the niirach- of life through ihe study of plants and animals, Page Five

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We, the class of 1942, Wish to show our appreciation to our two class advis- ers, Miss Eileen Stout and Mr. William Kopcial, by' dedicating the 1942 MADI- soN1AN to them. Perhaps at times we have failed to show our gratefulness to them, but with this dedication we hope that we will be able to make amends for our unthought- fulness. To you, Miss Stout, and to you, Mr. Kopcial, we wish to thank you! You have been granzl to us! WE DEDICATE OUR ANNUAL TO THEM MISS EILEEN STOUT MR. WILLIAM KOPCIAL OUR SENIO COMMANDERS Page Six