Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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- J 1 v E 5- BUD ROSE READY FOR A PARTY. WHERE WERE VIRGINIA AND FAULT TED BARR AND A BROOK. MARGARET AND DONALD ARM- STRONG. DICK ECKLE5 WHEN HE WAS A CUTE KID. CLIFF. BOB, DICK AND JACK. VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN IN GRADE SCHOOL. DAMARIS CLARK. WANDA LISSIKAM JOE STONER LOOKING CUTE. MARTHA HELDENBRAND. DICK MSMOOCHW SELBY. HARVEY SMITH NNI-IEN A BABY. BROOKS TWINS READY FOR A WEDDING. MARGARET TINGLEY, DOROTHY SCHENK. JIM HUNTER AND BUD REMY. HOW AFFECTIONAT.E. JOHN SAUDER IN INFANCY. MR. LARUE. HOW DID HE GET 19, .HEREY COULD IT BE HE'D LIKE TO BE A JUNIOR AGAIN? DAVE CONNER. 21. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 GEORGE SNYDER. JOE STONER WAY BACK WHEN. JUST IN CASE YOU CAN'T TELL 'T SELBY TWINS. MAX AND MARIE UHL. RETA LEININGER IN ELEMEN- TARY SCHOOL. DOROTHY HARTSON. JACK SQUEAK SELBY. BOYS' GYM CLASS. LISSIKAM TWINS AT CAMP. GEORGE AND WALLY SNYDER. Page Nineteen

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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

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Page Twenty Junior Writeups The Freshmen who entered Madison High School in 1941 have come a long way. They have passed through the green stage to that of the sophisticated sophomore. Now this year, as a part of the upper classmen, they have proven that they will be capable of undertaking the duties of the Senior Class of 1945. . The Juniors owe much to the wise guidance of their advisors, Miss Eileen Stout and Mr. Foster Laribee, who have helped them through many a difficulty. The first social event of the year was the Hallowe'en Party, sponsored by both the Junior and Senior classes. Those who survived the Chamber of Horrors and re- mained to dance to the music of the Campus Cats, will not soon forget this party. However, the main event of the year for the juniors was the JuniorfSenior Prom given by the Juniors. Attended by much excitement, this affair took place at the Hotel Leland Ballroom. This class has taken the initiative in feting the Seniors outside Madi- son's own ballroom. On the night of March 24, everyone donned his best bib and tucker for the impressive event. This was the gala evening long anticipated and long remembered by all. Their first class play presented early in May, proved that the Junior Class was not to be found lacking in talent. The play Footloose, a hilarious comedy, was a great success. , The junior Class has contributed much to the well being of our school, not only in a social way but also in their scholastic achievements. ' Their splendid cooperation with fellow schoolmates and loyal school spirit are appreciated. ' To you Juniors, who will soon be taking your place as Seniors, we wish the best of luck throughout the remainder of your school days.