Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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UEUIIIATIU Page Two RTY MRS. L:-:NORE DAUGHE MR. T. HERMAN DOO,-EY It is the wish of the 1944 graduating class to honor Lenore Daugherty and Herman Dooley, by dedicating this Madisonian to them. Their co' operation and kind understanding has given us the incentive to make ours a successful class. We thank them for the achievements we have accomplished under their direction- the Junior Play, Senior Play and IuniorfSenior Prom, which were the outstanding events of our high school years. The 1944 Madisonian Salutes You- Mrs. Daugherty and Mr. Dooley. W

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We present to you . . . the Madisoniarz This book is a Written record of the life within the walls of our alma mater. The an' nual staff has endeavored to present a clear accurate picture that will recall to your memory the classes of which you were a member and the activities in which you participated. As our four years of high school are draw' ing to a close, we the Senior Class, realize more clearly the importance and truth of the motto we have chosen to represent our class. The foundation of life is built with the bricks of character. With this thought we have selected as our theme- Construction. It is our sincere desire that as you turn each succeeding page, happy memories will flash before your eyes- that in the coming years you will cherish this book as a dear friend of your high school days. Page One

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:-A--194-4 HU UH HULLff mr. .moody pooerf Conroy ibicl' Z?ac!er Hciarcl Conroy Clarke! .gewarf l pefe gaufz goo .f4nfAong The Madisonian gives this page in tribute to our boys who have gone to serve our country and to those who will soon follow. One faculty member, Mr. Dooley, director of music, and six of our classmates have already left us. Mr. Dooley is in the Army Air Corps, Dick Bader, Charles Stewart are marine fighters, the Conroy twins, Dick and Bob, Pete Bautz, and Bob Anthony are in the Navy. Lewis Remy and Russell Hulit have enlisted in the Reserve Air Cadets and are eligible for service when they are eighteen. The School Board has granted diplomas to the seniors who left dur' ing the school year, that they might be given credit for the work they were not privileged to complete. We have not forgotten Bob Anthony speeding across the football field, the twins and Charles coming into home room just as the tardy bell rang, Dick's wolfing in the halls, Pete's ability to get into trouble, and who could forget T. Herman! The best of luck, boys, and God grant that you may return home to a better and more peaceful world. Page Three