Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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mmwvi C i SUD ElfVlSlIlQ l MR. WAYNE E. MILLER - Principal Attended: Lancaster High School, Bliss Business Col' lege, University of North Carolina, Univerf sity of Cincinnati. Teaches: Shorthand I and II, Business English, Sales' manship. He has more business in a da than some men in 3' a lzfetzme. Mr. Miller has been principal of Madison High School for sixteen years. Because he has administered discipline with tact and wisdom he has won an honored place in our hearts and minds. He may be assured of the graduates true love and respect for him no matter how far away they may be. Page Four MR. OLAN LARUE - Superintendent Attended: Bluffton High School, Bluffton College, Ohio Northern, Ohio State. Taught at: Iberia, Morrow County. 'The kindest man, the best conditioned and most unwearied spirit in doing courtesiesf, Mr. LaRue has been superintendent of Madison High School for seven years. He has shown himself to be very capable, and no doubt his administration will continue to be successful. We are appreciative of his efforts to give us the best possible education, and under his careful supervision the schools have prospered and ranked among the best. A

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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

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Engineers MRS. MARGARET ZIROEE 'iNothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm. Attended: Fairfield Township High School, Capitol University. Taught at: Buford High School. Teaches: English I, Girls' Physical Education. W W MR. FOSTER LARIBEE Assft Coach Would there were more men like this onefi Attended: Butler High School, Miami Univ., Ashland College. Taught at: Butler Township, Worthington Township. Teaches: American History, American Government, Sociology and Economics. MR. CHARLES KIRKWOOD 'iHe sits high in all the people's heart. Attended: Mansfield High School, Ohio State, Ashland College. Taught at: Adario, Olivesburg, Mount Vernon, Elida. Teaches: Industrial Arts. Miss EVALYN WISEMAN This was the noblest Roman of them all. Attended Perr Hi h School 5 Y E Otterbein College, Ohio Universl ity, Ohio State. Teaches: English IV, Latin I and II, Spanish I and II. MR. CHESTER RAMSEY He attains whatever he pursues. Attended: Butler High School, Ashland College, Ohio State. Taught at: Chesterville. Teaches: Chemistry, Plane Ge- ometry, Algebra, Physics. MRS. MIRIAM DYE Office Secretary And cloudy the day or stormy the night, the sky of her heart is always bright. MRS. LENORE DAUGHBRTY Cafeteria Supervisor The force of her own merit makes her wayf, Attended: john Hancock, Ohio University, Ohio State. Taught at: Butler. Teaches: Home Economics I and II, English III. MR. T. HERMAN DOOLEY f i Music Supervisor He has moved a little nearer To the master of all musicf' Attended: West Carrollton High School, Miami University. Taught at: Franklin, Ohio. Miss EILEEN STOUT Library Supervisor A winning way, a pleas- ant smile. Attended: Danville High School, Wooster College, Kent State University, University of Michigan. Taught at: Congress High School. Teaches: English II, Speech. MR. ROBERT DEHAVEN Coach None but himself can be his parallel. Attended: Stiveris High School, Miami University. Taught at: Ross High. School, John Simpson junior High. Teaches: World History, Boys' Physical Education. Miss EILEEN SMITH ' A noble thought, a quiet wayg Have won her many friends to stayfi Attended: Tiro High School, Ohio University, Ohio State. Taught at: Ontario, Richwood. Teaches: Typing I and II. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arith- metic, junior Business Training. MR. BERTIE CRABTREE lndustry doth accompf lish allfi Attended: Stockdale High School, Ohio Univ., Ohio State. Taught at: Stockdale High School. ' Teaches: Biology, General Science, Agriculture. l 1 J i 1 l 1 4 1 1 1 1 3