Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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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.

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-we-VIETURY EUHP5 SEATED: GLORIA BEVERIDGE. JACK ERDENBERGER, BILL ERDENBERGER. NORMA KOSMID- ER. MARY ALBRO. EILEEN MCMILLEN. ABSENT: JOANN BAER. STANDING: MR. LARIBEE. LEWIS REMY. OFFICERS Norma Kosmider f f Q Chief of Staff Eileen McMillen f Bonds and Stamps Joann Baer f f Recreation William Erdenberger Publicity Gloria Beveridge f f f Membership Jack Erdenberger f Awards and Proiztoiions Mary Albro f f f f Clerk Lewis Remy Scrap THE PREAMBLE The purpose of this organization will be to strive and to perform any community or school war services within the limits of our ability and experience, We will diligently seek to prepare ourselves for future service whether in the armed forces, in war prof duction, or in essential civilian occupations. Sponsored by I-I 86 H Coal Company Page Twentyftwo