Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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me oUR BAND eg J First row, left to right: Isabelle Cornell, Arthur Gerisch, Roberta Finley, Gloria Tucker Jeanne Cleckner Second row: Raymond Pryor, Margery Kahl, Dorothy Hulit, Betty Harris, Mildred McBride Betty ane Ruth Swisher, Benton Kaylor, Rcta Leininger. Third row: Marjorie Hoover, John Comer, Eddie Biddison, Kenneth Long, Harry Kilgore Gene Kindmger Mary Alice McFarland, Patricia Hammett, Jane Berry. Fourth row: Shirley Weaver Dorothy Hartson, Robert Hughes, Norma Hammett, Mis Whitworth Fifth row: JoAnn Cox, Albert Betz, Richard Wolfard. Trumpet: Sousaphone: Saxophone: Trombone: Baritone: OFFICERS President -fff- Willizim Wolford Vice President ffff Jeanne Cleckner SecretaryfTreasurer f Mary Alice McFarland Librarian f f f f Mildred McBride Wardrobe Chairman ffff Albert Bet: CONCERT BAND Herby Eldridge Clarinets: Mildred McBride Gene Kindinger Ruth Swisher Mary Alice McFarland Betty Jean Janes William Wolford Betty Guthrie John Comer Betty Harris Kenneth Long Reta Leininger Eddie Biddison Margery Kahl Patsy Hammett Benton Kaylor Albert Betz Raymond Pryor Leo Eldridge Bell Lyre: Jeanne Cleckner Shirley Weaver Drums: Gloria Tucker Dorothy Hartson Norma Frontz Robert Hughes Arthur Gerisch Norma Hammett Roberta Finley Harry Kilgore Cymbols: Isabelle Cornell The marching band consists of twentyfeight members. Dorothy Hulit Don Mc Farland and JoAnn Cox are in the marching band which is lead by William Wolford as Drum Major and Jane Berry and Marjorie Hoover as Majorettes. New members of the band that joined in March are as follows: Lester Stafford Baritone: Clifford Culler, Sousaphoneg Arthur Baxter, Alto Saxophone Lee Ellen Lydick, French Horn: Clara Sabo, Mellaphone. SPONSORED BY HOOVER'S SOHIO STATION Page Fourteen

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iii, TWIRLEADERS Left to right: Jane Berry, William Wolford, Marjorie Hoover Our Drum Major, William Wolford, did a splendid job leading our band this year. This was his first year and we hope that he can continue to lead an even larger and better band next year. The two goodflooking girls that were out in front of our band were Marjorie Hoover and Jane Berry. Although this was their first year, they did a very good job. Their highfstepping and batonftwirling added more form and precision to our band. We all trust that they continue their work in the band next year. Our flagfbearer JoAnn Cox, helped with lending color to our band. This is the first year for her and we hope that she will carry the flag for our band next year. SPONSORED BY THE GOLDEN-RUSSELL, INC. xx A Ifzigc Thirt

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OUR COACHES Everyone envies a successful coach, hut no one would care to trade places with a coach whose team has had an unsuccessful season. It is easy to see why our coaches can he envied. The numher of games won does not always determine the success of a team- A the excellent school spirit, the high morale of the players, and the general good feeling at lvladison do. In the words of Assistant Coach Larihee, The success of the team this year has heen due to the spirit of the hoys that puts the good of the team ahove their own per' sonal amhitionsf' True enough hut we can't forget our coaches who have trained the hoys in the principles of teamfwork and cofoperation. A coach's joh is one of major importance. It is for him to teach clean sports, estahlish good sportsmanship and huild upright sportsmen. The athletic training our hoys receive now will he carried with them all through life. There could he no finer men to give them these important first impressions than Coach DeHaven and Coach Larihee. Coach DeHaven has heen at Madison for two years. As a hasis for his athletic work, he draws from a varied haekground. At Stivers High School in Dayton, he played halffhack on the foothall squad. This is also the position he played during two years of college foothall at Nliami. In hasehall Mr. DeHavcn was active, too. He he' gan his coaching career at Ross with hasehall, haskethall, and track, At john Simpson junior High he coached haskethall, track and foothall. Assistant Coach Larihee's introduction to the sports world was as tackle on the Butler High School foothall squad and guard on the haskethall team. During his Freshman year at Mianii, Mr. Larihee played tackle. Before coming to lvladison three years ago, he coached grade school athletics. Our coaches have done fine work with the hoys this year, hut they are looking forward to hetter and hetter seasons. According to Coach DeHaven, we can really expect a wow of a team when the present Sophomores are Seniors in 194647, SPONSORED BY RED HEAD GAS 86 OIL E. B. SHRIVER Pagt Filtctn