Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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-T-TTMT'-' Sophomore Writeups -+mf-WA- To see the Sophomore class of 44 go struting and giggling down the halls, you would never know that last year they were a bashful and frightened group of Fresh- men. Some are still a little timid, but just watch them gain in confidence and self as- surance next year. ' Each one in the Sophomore class has assumed his share of the work and cofoperaf tion that it takes to make a class a big hit with the other classes. Some have done more to see that their class was a success. The class officers were chosen by popular vote by the members of the class. These people were chosen with the thought in mind that they would be capable of fulfilling their respective offices, and they have proved that they have done their best. The annual party was held with the Freshmen, March 17, 1944. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening. From all indications, every one reported a very good time. Some of the Sophomore boys have proved that Madison couldn't do without them next year. Larry QMolej Madden, jack Erdenberger and Chuck Dunham played some varsity football this last fall. They really took some beating when they were initiated in the M Association, but are planning on beating the other fellows next fall. Boys, keep that good old Madison fight, we will be rooting for you. The Sophomores have also one tall and curly jim McCollough, who has played varsity basketball. Jim was a good player, and we expect to see jim next year, just reach up and drop the ball right into the basket. Don't forget, jim, to take your morning exercises this summer, there might be a possibility of your growing several extra inches. Gee, here we are talking all about the fellows and not even mentioning any girls. That's very unusual, isn't it? The Sophomore girls have chosen many varied fields of study. Some have taken Home Economics, others have selected the academic course, while some are learning the tricks of a suc-cessful business woman. All of them realize that they will be the future business women and mothers of our country. Not in every land are women given the same equal rights as man. So, girls, prepare yourself for your future life. Don't wait until you are a senior. That may be too late! The Sophomores have taken active part in all of our school activities, they have participated in every way. So keep that spirit next year, Sophomores. You as Juniors will be the basic foundation, and will set the examples for the new Freshmen. Page Suxteen

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S UNIUHS FIRST ROW: GEORGE SNYDER, ALBERT BETZ, DONALD EGGERTON, RICHARD SELBY, JACK SELBY, ROBERT CON- STANCE, FLOYD GLICK, DALE BAUMBERGER, ROLAND BURSON, CHARLES HIGGINS. SECOND ROW: ELEANOR GENTILE. BETTY NEWLON. CLARA SAUDER, RUTH SABO. DOROTHY HARTSON. MARGARET ARMSTRONG, JANE HURSH, BETTY JANE HOOVER, PATRICIA PIPER, AMY TREASE. THIRD ROW: MR. LARIBEE, MAXINE DILLON, MAXINE UHL, RETA LEININGER, WANDA LISSEKAM, BETTY LOCK- HART, DONNA LISSEKAM. ROSE MARIE BLANDI. BETTY ZERBY, PHYLLIS NIEBEL, MARTHA HELDENBRAND, ROBERTA FINLEY, ROBERT COOK. ROBERT THOMAS, RAY KILGORE, MISS STOUT. FOURTH ROW: VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN, MARGARET TINGLEY, BETTY JEAN JANES, DAMARIS CLARK, ELAINE CHRISTIANSEN. DOROTHY BRIGGS, ELEANOR BROOK, RUTH BROOK. ISABELLE CORNELL, CHARLES REMY, MARTIN BEMILLER. FIFTH ROW: GENEVIEVE HARRISON. BETTY GUTHRIE, VIRGINIA PRIESS, DOROTHY SCHENK. CAROL TUPPS, JOE STONER, RICHARD ROBERTS, TED BARR. ROBERT STRANG, KENNETH BRIGHTBILL. SIXTH ROW: JOAN OXLEY, DOROTHY DONOUGH. HELEN PHELPS, BETTY LOU FREEMAN, BETTY JEANNE CLECKNER. JACK BRIGHTBILL, RAY ELLISON, BUD ROSE, RICHARD ECKELS, JOHN SAUDER. SEVENTH ROW: MAC SNYDER. JACK BAKER, HARVEY SMITH, CAROL TUCKER, LEO ELDRIDGE, JOHN SHRIVER, RICHARD DEVAULT. GEORGE FIKE, LELAND MCKAVEN, DAVID CONNOR. JUNIOR OFFICERS President f f Ted Barr Vice President Carol Tucker Secretary Virginia Priess Treasurer f f f Cliff Walker Advisors Miss Eileen Stout and Mr. Foster Laribee Motto: We will shape the destiny of tomorrow's world. Colors: Lavender and Silver Flower: White Rose Sponsored by Fusco Cleaners Page Eighteen