Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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On the activity side of our growth we have expanded our relationship with other schools in sporting events from class B to class A . The Junior Class play of this year hit an all-time in at- tendance. You may compare the 1866 noon hour when everyone rode horseback, or this years 1955 cafeteria serving over 1700 hungry people. New added activities to our school in '54-'55, are the French Club, the Cheering Club, and the Honor Society. ...Qu-by K K The Board of Education has quite a job to direct and keep ahead of the growth any school makes. This year they have been very busy planning another building, one to be built at a new location in the district. At work here are fleft to rightj Mr. Richard Gump, Presidentg Mr. Mark Seybold, Mr. Phillip Shaw, Vice President: Mr. I. B. Flora and Mr. T. O. Devers pointing out the plans for the new elemen- tary school. fi tct . b Nasir K - E ,M ' 'Ti ' . ' 1' . --- ' - :nln,Qili. - , ,...,, .,.,, 'll 'il . A i. ., ' ' -5 4 - 5 . wil, E MRS, HALL, Secretary. . . Miriam. . . We1l, for good- MR. RALPH HUNN, Clerk to Board of Education. . . HCS' Sake! . . big reader. . . MHS Alumnus Miami Jacobs. . . Handy to have around. . . Good garde - HCI. l 1551475 s . X f -Wg 'Q yrs ' f I 4 Q . will dminisfrafiou 'a X fl 1 U 9 -J L. ,M MARK A SHELLHAAS MR. ' suverinlenden' od h'o State. - 'go Wiuenb2f3 atfegjflxowers and leach' camper' ' 'ra es WS Omg' QM I E , an R Q MR. CA RL NOFFSINGER Elementar P i y r ncipal Manchester and M' rami. . . Electrical equipment expert. . .enjoys picnick- ing. M Oh R. DARREL V ERNON High School Principal io University. . . skillf ul with tools Irkes to hunt and fish. Left to right: Bill Seiple, Nancy Wampler, Bonnie Devers, Claire Sharp, Eddie Ullery, Walter Vernon, Treasurerg Mrs, Clark, Phil Shellhaas, Vice President, Nancy Farmer, President, Marcia Long, Secretaryg Elaine Kester, Mr, Vemon, Jack De Veny, Barbara Krull, Alene Ruppe, Barry Snorf, Jerry Rust, George Dilts, To encourage student participation in creating and maintaining standards of good citizenship' is the main interest of the Student Council, Each class, grades 8-12, is represented under the leadership of Mrs. Clark and Mr, Vernon. With the enrollment growing, this organization has sponsored many school projects in order to induce greater interest and more participation of the students in school activities, 4 M Q9lW'1..ag-U if-sg ltli .4 SW .4 MRS. HINDS English, Speech Ohio State. . . S1im . . .Incon- siderate people. . . Likes traveling . . . Would like to relax. MRS. HOFMANN English Detroit Teachers College. . . Marty , . . Reads, sews, and makes rugs. . . Now Listen. MRS. CLARK English, French, Latin Ohio State. . . Misspelled words . . . Sewing and scrapbook. . . Loves Shakespeare. MRS . GAITHER Social Science, Mathematics Lebanon Valley. . . Ministers wife. . . Good housekeeper. MRS, BRYAN English, Home Economics Otterbein. . . Aqua Queen. . . Vacations in Europe. . . Knitting. MRS. DAUGHERTY History ffirst semesterj Lebanon Valley. . . Mlnister's wife. . . Knitting. MR. D. MILLER History fsecond semesterj University of Chicago. . . Don . . . Ping-pong champ. . . Volunteer service in Europe. . . Good clari- net player. MR. DENLINGER MR. MILLER Physical Education, Coaching History, Social Studies Manchester. . . Coach . . . Dislikes people who can Manchester. . . RHM . . .Jokes are his hobby. . . Works never do anything wrong. . . Get off my back . , , for YMCA. . . Zerk1e's right-hand man. School photographer, 11 i -iii MRS. HORNING MRS. TIEMAN Language Arts English, Journalism Ohio State. . . No grocery troubles. . . Likes to travel. . . University of Dayton' ' ' 'qudyu' ' - Hobbies: traveling. Small But mighty, reading and cooking. . . Life's like that, ,Z MR. ZERKLE MR. CHAPMAN Music Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Driver Education University of Cincinnati. . . Director , . .Hates sour Miami. . . Pet peeve: Gear grinders and fender benders notes. . . Grows gobblers. . . Gardener. . . . I wouldn't say that. - l MR, BOWSER MR. SPITZIZR Industrial Arts, Mathematics Science Miami. . . Avid sports fan. . . Good bridge player. . . Cedarville, ,. . Dave . . . Dislikes noise. . . Likes Has beautiful home, heavenly music. . . Ain't that a shame. MRS. BURKETT MR. T IBERGHEIN Library, English Science , Coaching Manchester. . . Ruthie . . . Mountain hiking, sewing, Miami. . . Coach , . .Pet Peeve: Ref's. . . And here writing poetry. . . Pet peeveg Unpaid library bills. I am . . . Played pro baseball, MR. REED MRS, BENN Mathematics, Physics Business Department Miami. . . Jerry , , , Pet peeve, people who do,-yt Ohio State. . . Happy . . .Likes to paint. . .Pet peeve: cooperate. . . Farming. . , Track star, In b a illty to see errors in typing, CUSTODIANS Left to right: Russell Lentz, Frank McCullough, Jesse Urmey. SCHOOL BUS FULL-TIME COOKS Left to right: Thelma Shellhaas, Manager, Mabel Erbaugh, Mabel Long, Vesta Lentz, Della Tanner Sylvia Jenkins, Chloris Conklin, Hazel Amos, lovetta Ullery, BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Paul Derrlnger, Noah Denlinger, Nelson White, Charles Smith, Orville Zlzert, Evrett Lentz, Dan Miller, Ches- ter Ellis, John Hellman, Eldon Keller, Jr., Ira Inman, Lawson Derringer, Don Eyler, Harold Eller, Enos Cassel, garage mechanic. lem enfary kr xii' First row: S, Parrish, K, Nelson, Y, Williams, L, Travis, C, Austen, C, Strutton, R, Trimble, K, Oppie, D, Liles, R, Dearth, Second rowg S, Reigelsperger, P, West, C, Blosser, B, Rossa, B, Neff, F, Whitehead, S, Bryant, G, Davenport, Miss Foust, Third row: I. Shock, G, Back, M, Finck, V. Venable, J, Poling, R, Huffman, L, Shope, Fourth row: M, Bakos, R, Williams, D, l-latmaker, A, Montgomery, Absent: B, Dover, First row: B, I-lounshell, G, Feltner, J. Shannon, M, Back, T, Cwiok, C, Yohey, G, Ullery, B, Hicks. I. Hundley, Second row: B, Hebner, L, Thorpe, D, Cox, E, Boles, R, Shank, G, Fecke, R, Griffitts, D, Smith, Third row: R, Thompson. I. Hill, J, Harris, D, Siler, K. Garber, E, Jones, S, Heis, J, Powell, G, Roberts, Mrs, May First row: C, Gentry, B, Seals, M, Lentz, S, Pridemore, P, Gisewite, C, Winterbotham, K, Montel, O, Cox, Second row: D, Hull, S, Stringer, P, Rike, I, Orban, V, Lightcap, L, Church, D, Bamett. I. Meece. Third row: D, Oyer, C. Flora, R, Newton, M, Crutchfield, C, I-loudieshell, T, Lear, G, Denlinger, C, Matlock, C, Wells, Absent: L, Evans, E, Seltner, B. Hardin, Mrs, Smith, I4 First row: M, Hoover. J. Farmer, L, Jones, S, Grill, D, Boles, L, Ashley, L, Paul, E, Bingham, I. Lemons, Second row: T, Ebright, L. Newman, J, Gregory, S, Smeltzer, S. Black, J, Stover, E, Bingham, B, Saul, Mrs, McNeal, Third row: M. Thomas, J, Ross, S, Adams, B, Witherspoon, G, Tyree, S, Leiter, L, Satterth- waite, T , Lear, Absent: T. Davis, B, Rose, C, Rose, First row: D, Baker, L, McCaskey, R, Tompkins, D, Hartley, T, Clifford, J, Simpson, G, Minnick, S, Lowe, G, Miller, W, Fields, Second row: D. Smith, J. Smith, C, Spencer, J, Baker, H, Hill, S, Schmucker, M, Moorman, J, Brown. Third row: R. Boone. J. Stafford, G, Flora, M, Winfield, C, Goodpasture, P, Shaffer, L, Sowder, M, Gilbert, Mrs, Hazlett, Absent: L, Lyone, G. Ross, First row: S, Wright, M, Banks, C. Polston, L, McCoy, L, Meridth, C, Bates, R, Henderson, T, Wagner, C Thomas, Second row: G, Lukjanovas, G, Dean. J. Munton, V, Filbrun, W, Moody, P, Thase, T, Spencer, M, Holcomb, Mrs, Barnett, Third row: R, McKellar, L, Frederick, J, Issac, P, Andrade, R, Broyles, D, Mueller, I 5 First row: T, Hohenbrink, D, Patrick, C, Brodess, C, Meredith, L, Fields, C, Black, J, Baker, R, Kahl, N, Horning, T, Koeller, L, Metzger, Second row: L, Dorrough, C. Jones, W, Issaacs, I, Merrick, B, McNeal, J, Horvath, P, Caylor, P, Dowler, C, McDermott, Mrs, Croy, Third row: C, Chapman, P, Baker, D, Tyree, L, Spencer, D, Wetel, J, Willhide, B, Myers, Fourth row: K, Morrison. I. Beetem, E, Stoner, C, Bowling, T, McCaskey, D, Hebner, Absent: W, Price, J, Shannon, First row: J. Haney, D, Truesdale, C, Kell, J, Stauffer, D, Lecklider, C, Burnett, C, Dearth, M, Devers, W Shields, E, Bush, B, Leonard, Second row: J. Cowrnan, B, Burden, R, Whitaker, J, Hundley, J, Strutton, S, Paul, M, Matthews, R, Pierce, S, Foster, Mrs, Filbrun. Third row: M, Coning, A, West, J, Flint, T, Blake, M, Norvell, T, Regan, T, Eller, R, Goodpasture, D, Jones, K, Eitel, C, Mustard, L, Frisby, First row: I. Amos, D, Denlinger, S, Kinsel, C, Boone, C, Frye, C, Leisure, S, Riley, H, Rowe, E, Roark, S, Hemelgarn, Second row: B, Thurman, R, Alcorn, B, Reid, J, Brown, K, Nelson, S, Poston, S, Clark, M, Bench, Mrs, Vemon, Third row: D, McCollum, I, Combs, S, Crawford, E, Pollack, W, Pritchard, J, Eblin, E, Schulte, G, Weaver, L, Hodson, G. Arbonies, Absent: W, Turner, P, Froebel, J, Boles, M, Correll, I7 M Denlin er E Fields G Eakes B Baker, D Stricklin, B, Brown, First row, P, Goines, V, Reid, C, Furnas, , g , , , , , , , M. Gregory, C, Schaadt, L, Landis, P. Sanger, W. Spencer, 1. Brown. Second row: A, Matlock, D, Burdick, S Williams, P, Hammond, F, Wright, W, Spencer, D. Moore, T, Myers, R. Beeghly, L, Baker, R. Roseberry, M, ' T Sa er R Welcome, Mrs, Aker, Third row: L, Schulte, B, Madison, S. Flora, L, Sprague, S, Stewart, , gg , , Peters. 1. Halsey, L, Swank, S, Moorman, I. Smolka, I. Harris, Absent: R, Smith, D, Rettich, ik S Masgingale. 3 Leiter, F, Woxman. I. Meredith, D. F' wg R, l-lane , E. Mullins, P. Dean, C. Pa . . - I D ok Baker Z, Coon. B. Eby. v. Hinds, L. Blessing. I. Jones. Second row: S- Gflffm- N- GYCSOW' 5- Fostet, G. Euigil, 3, salley, P. Meece, R. Bush, D, Lemons, 1. Earnhart, R. Comer, I, Ashton, QD, Roos, G Gum? MBS Finley. Third row: G, Sewell, S. Dudley, S. White, A, Black. E. HYW- G- R0bm50nv - ' ' ' ' C Breeze, Absent: P, Shepherd, Pace, R, Breeze. R. Soike. B. Hill. I. Srmth, S. Thorpe, . First row: G. Barbeau E , , Haas, I. Mullins, J. Sauer, J. Milby, D, Eyler, M, Sharp, W. Peters, R. Konkler, E, Bickel, C. Noffsinger, S. Devers, I, Winfield, M. Roth. Second row: T. Seals. J. Kesling. G, Barker, M. White B. Hanning, B. Bennington, R. Winterbotham, R, Pence, T. Borcher, G, Rowe, S. Swank. B. McKinley, M. Polston, D. Bush. Third row: D. Kerschner. H. Anderson, I. Dawson, A. Kerschner, C. Landis, I. Newton, G. Montgomery, J. Kaupish, J. Crutchfield, D, Brown, J. McKinley, J. Church. Mrs. Power, fpro A Qere A 2 S First ro' wi , -...-.r, u. Morris, K. Hoke, J. Soike J Milb s wr ht J Southf Y- Morris J Nagy Second row H Cala . . Y' ' is t ' p Us 0 Q . g . ha ' M. Br ' S. 1 . G. Kooken, L. Ullery, W. Wells, D. Horstman, L. Gentry, A, Adkins, E, McNe::NnK Cui: Msn' B' Fenmg' Kimmel. Third row: C. Rowe, I. Newman. M. Harold, S. Dearth, B. Sille ' . Y' . Ha Daugherty, ndley, R, fy. C. Humphrys. D. Grey, Mm, First row: L, Jones, P, Morris, R, Taylor, R, Whitaker, B, Mullins, P, Frederick, D, Stauffer, S, Stringer, A, Sigmon, B, Peters, L, Shepherd, N, Rowe, Second row: Mrs, Younce, R, Ullery, L, Moore, J, Bruglar, D, Harris, S, Staadt, D, Derringer, W, Underwood, C, Cooper, T, Barker, G, Robbins, S, Caffic, Third row: W, Thorpe, J, Shock, V, Smith, D, Mixon, R, Waller, R, Eitel, J, Strutton, N, Snorf, N, Schmucker, D, Hall, D, Fullmer, B, White, First row: R, Foley, D, Metzger, H, Allen, M, McMinn, S, Flora, G, King, J, Spencer, D, Truesdale, D, Treadway, R, Hamer, W, Isaacs, Mrs, Black, Second row: B, Seiple, G, Bartley, T, Bayes, W, Rosell, L, Shannon, M, Freeze, D, Austen, L, Denlinger, N, Weaver, J, Corron, Third row: M, Froy, C, Sharp, D, Gambrell, L, Woodyard, A, Park, I, Pennington, D, Smith, D, Sanger, Fourth row: M, Tumer, J, Tom- linson, D, Gorrell, C, Turner, P, Comer, First row: R, Keener, J, York, K, Wells, D, Harris, B, Van Winkle, L. Brooks, S, Long, R, Shell, S, Crago, B, Joundshell, C, Witherspoon, S, Orth. Second row: Mrs, Huffman, G, Filbrun, M, List, R, Banks, J, Noble, N, Bankard, S, Dilts, J, Calhoun, D, Robinson, L, Buck, J, Foster, C, Conover, B, Sheldon, Third row: S, Gabbard, R, Fife, R, Derringer, M, Abbott, E, Derringer, J, McCullah, N. Ullery, D, Hemelgarn, A, Den- linger, C, Zerkle, R, Black, First row: P, Nemick, J, Lentz, J, Lamb, P, Pleasant, D, Thayer, M, Durham, G, Shields, C. Oppie, C. Montel, D, Bordewisch, Second row: Mrs, Boomershine, M, Click, B, Gregory, D, Filbrun, D, Weaver, J, Pierce, M, Grill, M, Stout, J, Marquis, C, Brown, Third row: I. Ashley, P, Brombaugh, K, Goodpasture, S, Anderson, L, Foley, C, Bingham, B, Morris, D, Boone, P, Wright, Fourth row: D, Shaffer, D, Sexton, I., Strausburg, T, Hicks, M, Patterson, D, Prater, G, Stover, T, Risner, J, Van Zant, Absent: K, Windsor, llr?X3 l-111' 'KG if First row: D, Gump, J. Hundley, W, Zellars, A, Schaadt, V, Mohler, S, Stafford, L, Mullins, B, Strutton, R. Hoover, C. Burnside, R, Carnes, R, Fryman, C, Gibson, Second row: Miss Shultz, D, Amos, H, Ham- mond, P, McCoy, A. Del Favero, J, Brown, D, Wilson, L, Davis, R, Wells, D, Moyer, B. Truesdale, J, Waters, M, Serres, P. Wickline, Third row: R, Fishback, P, Jones, J, Strobel, B, Wirsching, E, Evans, D, Shell, W, Wickline. I. Stafford, A. Royer, B, Kooken, K. Kaupisch, First row: M, Powell, L, Berry, I, White, G, Terrell, J, Crago, N, Filbrun, S, Deveny, S. White, N. Swadner, B, Smart, N, Cotterill, E, Ullery, B, Painter, K, Kirves, Second row: D, Elmore, S, Simeral, V, Gudgeon, B. Kidd, D. Leffler, K, Baker, J, Fecke, R. Drake, R, Phillips, R, Puterbaugh, B, Flora, P Arthur, B, Butts, Third row: Mrs, Hunn, P, Beck, M, Isaacs, K, Bingham, M. Gallinger, C. Turner. I. Nill, I. Fumas, V. Vencill, M. Frisby, D. Buck, R, Johnson, D, Stewart, M, Cirulis, 22 First row: Mrs. Drake, A, Cross, G, Pierce, S, McNeal, J, Puterbaugh, S, Hanning, V, Simpson, R, Gabbard, H, Roseberry, B, Blackburn, G, Stiver, C, Gibson, Second row: K, Behnken, M, White, T, Mathews, C, Earn est. J. Madison, M, Johnson, B. Roof, G, Phelps, I. Woods, S, Wells, G, Fennig, Third row: P, Holsinger, K, Smith, G, Stover, B, Steiner, M. Dietz, Sandra Sorenson, D, Quast, T. White, T, Webb, First row: I, Myers, G, Rettich, C, Bamette, B, Anderson, C, Nicely, G, Denlinger, J, Crammer, P, Hale, R. Walls, T. Clark, L, Denlinger, P, Mullins, B, Phillips, D, Flad, G, Munton, L, Kahl, Second row: Mrs, Bright, K, Coffey, J, Satterthwaite, D, Click, B, Enock, J, Back, D, Van Winkle, P, Miller, B. Weins, R, Thorpe, R. Stoner, M. Goodpasture, A, Peters, Third row: G, Miller, D, Hartline, R, Messenger, D, Wolfe, H, Edwards, I, Gray, B, Kinsel, S, Arthur, W, Madison, L, Ashley, F, Blosser, C, Butler, S, Settle, 23 'F First row: M, Erbaugh, D, Morris, G, Yohey, D, Newman, I, Orth, 1. Tell, E, Gregory, D, Smith, C, Welch 1, Culbertson, Second row: D, Breeze, I, Pennington, P, Wells, L. Massingale, I. Barnett, M. Davenport, E, Shope, P, Norvell, S, Urmey, A, School, B. Calico. Third row: Mrs. Holcomb, A, jones, D, Robinson, R. Brown, I. ludy, P. Dutcher, P, Donohoo, D. Wilkinson, X' 1243 ., , F I if First row: Substitute Teacher: Mrs, Stallsmith, Regular Teacherg Mrs, Gilbert, E, Thompson, F, Little, C. M - Cullah, S, Frazier, I. Seiple, L. Blackburn, M. Matson, A, Hughes, 1. Ward, S, King. Second row: D. l. - ld Ull R. Furre R. Brombaugh R. Fletcher D Foster, R. Rupert, I. Ullmer, iird Daniel, 1, Seybo , N, ery, y, , , , row: 1, A, Dowler, S. Preston, R. Harris, C. Messenger, R. Brown, I, Nielson, D, Butler, First row: R, Hobler, R, Smith, R, Soike, J. Begghly, D, Gaver, S, Milby, S, Srallsrnith, K. Shank, S, Pleasant, J, Mullins, I. Van Zant, L. Scruggs, D, Gump, Second row: Mrs. Dishman, S, Cooper, R, York, R, Baker, J, Schafer, J. Bordewisch, J. Sillery, B, Swarrzbaugh, A, Demeter, D. Sexton, T. Dissinger, Third row: I, Finck, R. Pullins, D, Del Favero, C, Beetern, J. Van Hook, J. Madison, I. Whitesell, M. McKibben, B. Waters, J. Nemick, First row: M, Upp, B. Flora, D, Keener, D. Treadway, D, Coon, W, Ruppe, L. Gaver, T, Gilbert, I, Kier I. Baker. Second row: Mrs. Olt, W. Riley, W, Sanger, I. Bantz, I. Benson, S. Baker, R. Crutchfield, C. Cowman. N. Thau, I. Cwiok, D. Audas. Third row: D. Wetzel, R. Turpin. T, Hicks, T. Trautwein, G, Hisel, J. Caverlee, S, Wiser, V. Regan, D. Quast. R, Corrin, J, Wogaman, fx, Sedan! Scared Mr. Stewart, Vocal Music and High School Chorus. I-naw.. Mrs. Hampton, Grade School Art lasses vezztlm NOT PICTURED: I, Behnken D. 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Hartline, L, Hofacker, I, Hoffman, I. Hoff- man, L, Hohenbrink, L. Hoke, S, Hoover, K, Horvath, E. Hughes, R. Jones, B, Kaufman, G. Keck, D., Keener, L. Keener, W, -Kidd, G, Kooken, C. Landis, C, Lentz, R. Lentz, W, Lenard, P. List, J, Long, I, Mathews, S, Matson, B, McCann, I, McCrabb, G, McMinn, D, Miller, M. Miller, D, Morris, I. Morris, R,Musse1man. 29 J' 1 J A A. K Fxisi-go. 'mf , E Si -Q. rss! . -.. 'U' r ev 1 M A V . A V 5, 1 1 S 4 ,'K'n u l 'wi sa if S ff .1 x Q--1 N, 'J 7: , L- as 'K as 'A ' ' r... S. fl ' , f. .. T L- V15 - . n 3' N . 'W Vi .A .aw .-...J -5 I . ' . ig: , .,,, . ' I f .ti f in '15 . Y ' 'K . I ' H , Q? . - N i 1 'D HN .- ' ' ' S M X ' mwx as A X x A ,gg K. 'V' 1 ' 2 ' I 3 , , - X aw 4 - :. UG! I I J . . ,Q X .x 4 A . 91 - f ' K Z .. riff ' A, . , Ln 1-ivy A'- 1'1wg37i 5-. n 1-'v .tl gh, up X ig . y . 421 .t W . S S 'rp . A fi , s- - .1 , ., ,Fm ...K 1 ,qt '-3 -W, uk ' ' ' ,ge y I. ,. .. , , 1- lx Aw-K. r tl . 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Y Q2 V A 'Z' K ' 44, A 5--v '- Y ' , -- i s . . ep, 'A I -rl A A f'v v ' ' at W S, Edwards, R, Filbrun, D, Flad, R, Foke, K, Foley, I, Frederick, B, Gates, H, Gentry, D, Gisewite, R. Gunter, C, Hadden, H, Hale, R. Hall, G. Hartline. D, Haun, I, Hernelgarn, K, Hicks, R. Hodson, I. Holp, I. Holp, I. Holsinger, B, Hoover, I, Horstman, D. Hoskins, M. Hufziger, C. Hughes, R. Hull, M. Hypes, B. Johnson, S, Jones, R. Keck, D, Keener, L. Kenner, D, Lamb, R, Maiden. T. MacDonald, R, Milby, R, Miller, S. Munn, D Munton, W. Myers, M, Nagel, P, Nagy, R, Nestlerode, B, Noffsinger, W, Norvell, L. Otto, A, Patterson, L. Pen nington. I. Reid, B. Riley, L. Robinson, F. Rose, M, Roush, B. Rowe, J. Saul. 32 C G. Schmidt, E, Shank, F. Shannon. R. Shannon, D. Sillery, D, Smith. S. Smith, S, Stover, J, Swartzbaugh. B, Thau, B. Thayer. I. Trent, D. Trimble, T. Truesdale, K, Turner. N, Turner, G, Ullery, B. Valentine, H. Venable, H, Weaver,'M. Weaver. M. Weber, I. Wilson, M, Yourg. lass o 59 FRESHMEN Here Ye! Here Ye! The Madison Freshmen are on parade fall 154 of themj, Our officers have done a rea1 cool job this past year, They're four more of those real hep freshmen. Our boys were very successful on the gridiron with a 4-1 -1 record. Our basketball team successfully defended its county championship the best they could. Our cheerleaders really helped the boys rack up those victories, Sometimes those 504 -per month dues seem to add up very slowly, but they do count up. Our project sponsoring will come later, We are really bubbling over with ideas. We think we just can't wait till we grow into putting these ideas into action, - SS S ,,. V B. Phi1liP5 G. Dilts President vice President e 'H t o S-fx. f -av D. Andrews L. Lightcap SCCICISIY Treasurer 33 . , 'Q Q + A.. C int o is , INK. 9 Q ' ? 'Q , I ,L , ms-fl , I A .4 . -ff f---f A . A v-KW ' . ..,., . WW , fx 'f 5 , 'N an dd IL ,: gg. .............- N Q rr Y' --.. . , fi. ' , 3 X k t. ! 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F ,fa 'jf , . x 1 L f K ' . ,, 4 I K -LAi 'K ' ii' r X ' ' ,ff r F A zm zf 'i wife, X 11-143 a ir? K s W Q Z E lf , , v ii , 1, f ff f ff Sew-M XJ' - ,5 ' f5 il -ff....5 l we, ' '.L , 'if' iy' AL'L Q ,,,. f at we N l lf - H L H Wu-q 'f 1- , .gf A2 F f A, 2 , Q 'L P, Gilbert, R. Gisewite, E Gudgeon, F Hall G Hall L Hall S' 1 f xiii. M. Hart, S. Hawkey, I. Hicks, B. Hisey, I. Honeyman, G. Horstman, M, Hughes, L. Johnson, B. Kelley, D. Kraft, H. Kraft, M. Lamb, D. Landes, T. Lan- dess, K. Lentz, S, Lightner, N, List, M. Mapp, B, McCrabb, R. McDaniel, I. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller Miller, C. Mohler, K. Motherspaw, M. Mullins, N. Musselman, J. Newman, J, Noble, D, Norvell, D. Lee Nor- vell, T. Norvell, I. Olwine, S. Orth, R. Owen, B. Peters, B. Phillips, J. Phillips, K. Presley, H. Pullins, R. Rei B. Rettig. .W- d. 35 i 'If' S f '- Q. P W 1 W f 3 f A X p S. K-4 . . K ff ,s '- N I K A, A' V ,hs Q '--v ' ,,,., .9 K Aa X fi , 4 f 1 4 ,A , x Q'-W. .. A ' lg v' 5 . 1., ,. x N, f' P K S R p I or . - . 3 I r 'L ' ,Y S :S .I 1 A, fl , in - ... - w , W if ' 1 s L' g 4 L VS ik- H , ,. 'P ' - 'I ' P , zu w- f.: 7. an 3, v V ,A A -A if 4. ii -rl iiiirf i -i i R 4 W s Nor PICTURED 3, B, Earnest M' ', ' 2 - M, Filbrun G. Lightcap T, Mullins B, Patton L. Smith S J Shadoan C, Shank,J I, Rice, P, Richards, L, Rosell, S. Ross, R. Ruppe, B, Salley, T. Sanger. D. auter, , , Shank, C, Sharp, G. Shepherd, P, Shock. P. Skinner, I, Smith, B. Snorf, K. Soike, D. Stallsmith, C. Steiner R, Stepp, C, Stupp, D, Temple, V, Tipton, J, Trimmer, R, Truesdale, J. Ullery, M. Ullery. I. Van Winkle, R, Vencill, B, Walls, D, Waters, N, Webb, G, Weber, D. Wells, P, Wells, D. Wenger, D, Wiens, R, Winfield R, Witherspoon, G, Wogoman, I. York. P. Woods, P. Woods. 36 Q Aim' ' - J A A' 1 I K as S 8 . . 5 P s m Y ' k Wthw 'm f ff' . 1 ,, K,L- LALL . i ,LLl YLLLL in-2224, ,gn-,rv All . L ii X vi. ,Z Vmhh 3 ,, Joe Sprague Bill Brelsford l President Vice President T nik Roberta Baker Ross Collins Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES The class is really growing---judging by our treasury, swelled by our Head1ine Hunt, otherwise known as a paper drive. Our activities are growing, too, With the FOOTBALL FAREWELL and the BASKETBALL TIP-OFF we danced good -by to one season and hello to another, Our class is well represented in all sports. And the music depart- ment! It's just full of sophomores in the band, minstrel, and Rock- ettes. We hope that in our first two year of high school we have set a good pace, asm f an 'F 'Hi T: get l Joanne Bantz, Geraldine Behnken, Tom Bench, Carolyn Biddle, Joyce Black, Paul Bowen, Paul Brenner, Carl Brown, John Butler, Charlie Cathers, Dick Cavin, Barbara Click, r. J gf? '.,'? Y if Wir - . 1 3,1541 ye, -- 2' I X ' ' .. -:' , ,..,,f I M . . ..J . 6 '?'7' ' I I 'ff J , R ' an 8' s Q f is ...... K -we x....f -fy , M CM- Wk ia, i' 'S if ,V , S a a m .eA, V K 5 ' X 5 V 5 I --, .. 1 Nl 5 . 3,4 A ,Y E ,YA -fin 3 fy fe y K WLM 3 J 'U' am ' A X s jk 1 ' Q . ,, k '-ag. i , 4 - '-'5 s,-fl! ff A S: ,ff up J f MJ :w w w L . H yvk I ' Q z- M7 1' - 1 if -it ., fl Vai- xfl- ii, hr ii iiff iif wks :.- Z L. a. f M R 3 , j Q7 J? ig X ws- ,,-sl: Nr yffff I I P' 'X J' 1 F f'-' -.: 55 '-up-1 Milbert Collins, Linda Cooper, Beverly Dawson, Roger Deeter, Beverly Denlinger, Marcia Denlinger, Sharon Den linger, Nancy Descutner, Diane Devers, Raymond Dorrough, Tom Edwards, Anne Ellis. Arnold Ellis, Bill Farrell Norita Flad, John Flint, Reis Flora, Deanna Franks. Judy Gentry, Carol Goffe, Helen Good, Gwen Gump, Kenneth Hall, Judy Herr, Michael Hodson, Rodney Hoover, Jim Hypes, Marcia Johnson, Judy Krull, Jerry Kurtz, Larie Min nery, Darla Munn, Rosemary Palatas, Gerald Phelps, Virginia Piatt, Clark Pleasant. 38 - - f- . J , EEA, QR' -air.. A -l . ' V i n a Q .5 I fi'-- i' JY -H L' .. 'I H, ' Aa, ..x- 'I I , JIYIT. ff .., ar H ,Wa-.2711-f . 5-s f ,V , A fy .K . , yi r a Q 1 - - g ff' ii - . .-.:,.,,.1 , .Hr-f -'Q a ' L' ef '1, it , -cg?-' I I I W - . . ,J , if - as-5, ' qs, may! I wi wa if aa, - 5 1 ... , ' Q- Q afhaa ',' ,' 99 r Q 9121-fa. A xr iv Z: rgik V iyy. - 3 V g,,,, , A - aj U . 1 a .. .ax ,X .W no :Zigi Vhk h I A .,7. I il V' W L... in ' f at . a i I D J t R on i ii a 1 , R l a ii V X 2 k r , Z . k V. i :VV E k rx-i n ' g-l R .D ,taaii 5 J , it ' t A ': aaaa R a a f fQ'. ,, lo D 4.11 R ' 'R A R ,f an o,a:afav4e + - Qf ea ,aaa J ,m,a' a anal I t , , .- Q' :V i 1 .?,, . 'An' X ' .. ' ag .Q NOT PICTURED: I-K-fi Q . . Ek ,:', K Q K f ., o Judy Amos Q' ,, 6 J, Eleanor Conley h My -a F il . Q , Odel Davenport J oeo af J aj Barbara Hammond i t - '. M J N . , 5 V ' A of Mathilda Kraft Linda Mohr Tom Reid, Dave Reynolds, Marilyn Robinette, David Royer, Arlene Ruppe, Jerry Rust. Jerry Schmidt, Gary Schriml, Tom Sears, Bill Seiple, Shirley Shannon, Don Shepherd. Nancy Sigmon, Joan Smart, Kermit Smith, Louise Smith, Rita Speraw, David Stoner. James Sturgill, Shirley Sucher, Robert Swadner, Barbara Thompson, Judy Trimmer, David Tuckerman. Evelyn Turpin, Jim Ullery, Nancy Wampler, Joanna Warner, Glen Webb, Tom Weihe. Thomas Welch, Dale Wenger, Joanne Winfield, Jane Wogaman, Carol Yoder. 39 lass o r X i VL Pa ula V aught President f w'W s if A SPCDCCI' TUIUCF Betty Mapp Carolyn Johnson G-eng Baghgr ViCC President Secretary Treasurer Treasurer .TUNIORS The Juniors have really been busy this year. We'd like to let you in on a few of our accomplishments. Our money-making projects ranged from paper drives to baked -goods sales, hold- ing concession stands, and sponsoring the STAG OR DRAG dance. All of these helped us grow a little closer to being wealthy seniors next year. This is the year we presented our first class play, You'l1 Die Laughing, We never before realized we had such accomplished actors and actresses in our midst. One of the highlights of the year was the receiving of our class rings. One would think that after waiting ages for them we'd want to keep them, but it wasn't long until most of them were sized with nail polish to fit that specia1 someone's linger, Now we can hardly wait till our summer's growth entitles us to those certain front seats in the center section for all assemblies. M -'-, H A-4 U ei, , Q - .595 X I P g 5 we JJL 1 t., M N f A K o s f i- Q or s , O i . Elaine Arrington, Joyce Baker, Bob Bantz, Verna Behnken, C. ryy, , J A M g R C J f 9,5 6 vi in Q , ' ' ia 2 Lf 'Y E 'ln S' A 1'- . . , s if' J X xg . 5 5 Y' si r ,-,.2. 7 - f - X 1 , g R21 , -is A D 5' 5 , 3 .213 of 5 , ,,,, , C ized in I , E mfg ' ,-h C K 6 X 'K .al , . - ri '-11+ 3' ff Rv , - PW'- . , ,, ' - WV, ema il. - 1 W i 350 V Q :, J -1 -.1 ., - .' ' .151-'-','5 Q Q .:,, -. ,'f?51?!i?5f , ,. ,'I?1' .gfieaeifiz - ' ' A if J J C fifiif seff w ' Q asfseaezziffi , s ' 'f 5 ' f:.'5f ' ff? :f. Q , .- 'VZEEEEET' . 4... vw- sh. --zzz: .1 V f J 'K' Aihlgi , of ' '2-' .9 my-f, if D., L, J9- f - fh:4 j' ,H Arm John Boedeker, Myrna Bowser , . , ons Collins, Patty Collins, Georgetta Conover, Ronald Cox, Harold Coy, Janet Coyle, Lillie D'Aut.remont, Richard Davis, Harry Dean, Bud Denlinger, Donna Denlinger, Buelah Dennie, Judith Descutner, Janice Driver, Bill Edwards, Howard Ellis, Sharon Fouts, Judy Frazier, Claytus Goffe, , Rita Brown, Paul Butler, Judith Cash Jerry Caverlee D ' 4l l - 5' 1 is hi. Y in ui, 2 i 1' Q, I? . M, K 4 1 gp Z,' a 1 . J S 1 x ' 5, WV' L M if ,' l ' j 12 - ZX 9 L- Q '5' ! SK an ,fr Q . fm K 1 ' f f 1 I I Y . 'M If s -vw r' A 'K 1- N, - 5' R i Ll -A 3, V L 1' krfy t h sf. cf ,f Q Z 113' Phyllis Goffe, Meredith Goodpasture, Roberta Gudgeon, Rosalie Hicks, Connie Hoffman, Carilyn Huffman, Donald Inman, Konrad Kahl, Patty King, Jim Kitchen, Barbara Krull, Tanya LaVerne, Tari LaVerne, Rosemary Lear, Marcia Long, Carolyn Miller, Wallace Mohler, James Morgan, Sidney Morgan, Robert Mox, Ronald Mustard, Larry Myers, June O'Ne11, Dale Owen, Rose Parks, , r ,, B , a rzf .- f ' 4-1 5 if iw- G2 S S B K - ir W .,,,. :., , :V P N rc ' Q r,.-4, S ,l Q, 5 gv V . .V - Ag x , L . 1 . AK N5 2 K g . 1 , , 7 jj,.si .- I 3 .3 Y ll ,ri fdf ml K rr ,Ei 'w-fi? ,. if E Q e ,,ey QQ? NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Cooper 5 SZ Jerry Caverlee ' Harry Milby ' Peggy ,Staggs 1 shmey wins . r, e, 314 11, 4Kk 4 3..: Agjwg, ,I -2 Qjig: 4, Rebecca Pollack, Janet Reynolds, Jerry Roach, Myrna Rosell, Bernice Salley, John Sanger, Nancy Schumacher, Alice Sexton, Emerson Shank, Beverly Shell, Leah Stauffer, Gary Stout, Roger Strader, Judy Swihart, Sharon Tay- lor, Alice Temple, Helen Trimble, Lois Trimble, Charles Ullery, Paul Ullery, Walter Vernon, Phyllis Vorhees, Bill Wampler, Barbara Woolery. 43 5 ' S riff: f W' of ' QSM. 8 I FRED FLORY Vice President cot . . . Plays a hot trumpet. . ,To l and die maker is his ambition, BARBARA HORVATH Secretary . . Girls' athletics. . . Steve's ou have? . . Barb, , , Plans THOMAS CURRY Treasurer . . T Juggles the books. . . Football, , , e on,l ming King., . Boss man is his am- TODD TRAUTWEIN Treasurer Teddy. . . Sports. . . 'You talk like a int so BC , ,T Always a busy guy. . . College near future. BEVERLY BEEGHLY Champion ping-pong player, , , it , , , Secretary for office., , be a physical education teacher, PHYLLIS BERRY lon' o leg Plays piano, , , Who said? , . . d to chruch work, , . to go to RONALD WENGER President Ron. . . Enjoys studying reptiles. . . 'Dad blame it . . . Football captain ,, , All-league Center, ROY BOWLING Hot rodder. , . Drives big black Ford. , . Teachers' pet 0 J.. .Works in lumber yard, DAVID BRODESS D Louie B, , , Trains hard for track, . . Shoe salesman. , , Minstrel, . , Life's ambition: to be a doctor, AMARYLLIS BROWN Amy. . , Good drummer. , . Hash slinger, , . Worked at summer camp.. . Well, I'll be' , . . Plans to study home economia. MARCIA BUCK 'For Pete's sake , . . Drill team,, , Dfegmg of going to Alaska. . . Came from Roowverr, FRED COLLINS Golly, Ned . . .Has record collection. , , Basketball. . . Quiet personality. . . Factory worker soon, , , Came from Arcanum, SHIRLEY EILEEN COLLINS Oh, Gee . . . Collects pictures. . . Music and singing. ,, Dennis Studios receptionist . . . Came from Roosevelt, RUTH ANN CONING Ruthie. . . NCR Band. . . Keeps good photo album. . . Marriage in future. . . 'How about that? GARY COOPER Going steady, , ,with Goody. . . Sports. . . Coop. . .Works at Gexshows. , . Married life. 45 DEITER ECKHARDT Dieten. , . Enjoys soccer, chess, . , Nice Ex- change student from Germany. , . Likes American girls. KATHERINE EDWARDS Kitty, . , Known for pretty red hair, . , 'Oh my gosh .. . Married life soon, MARK ERISMAN Special Gy ability- -speedshifting. . . Zeke .. . Likes cars, , , 'There he ls . , ,Wants to own a big business. NANCY FARMER 0h,, cuss . . . Homecoming Queen, , . Enjoys ice skating and dancing. . . Ntn, SHELBY COX Tobby. , . Likes to read about Russia. , , Came from Roosevelt, , . Aim i.n life? -- marry a millionaire, DANIEL CROY Dan. . . Mechanic. , . Good in shop, . . College after graduation. . , Farmer at heart, FRANCES DOWER Sugar. . , Likes to play the piano. , , Writing is her hobby. . . Cowsakes , . , Marriage in future, SHERRY EBY Don't ya know it? . . . Dramatics is her field. . . Always laughing, , . likes ice skat- ing, horseback riding, DON FILBRUN Buck, , , Likes horses. , , Own a big farm is his aim. . . Good deal , . , Good class worker. CAROL FRAZIER Oh, you're funny ,. .Dancing and horses.. , Drives a new GJ Plymouth, , , Marriage in near future, JAMES GAMBRELL Jim, , , Works at the Parkmoor, , , 'You all ., . Wants to be a Chef. . .Nice guy to know. LOREN GIBSON 'Dirty bird . . , Stockboy in grocery store, , , Hoot, , , Golf. . . Construction worker after graduation, LORETTA GIBSON Ret, , . Likes historical novels. . . How 'bout thaw . .. Good dancer. ., Good class worker DALE GILLIAM Guywire, , , Good endman, , , Teacher's brownie G D. .. Service station attendant, , , That's the way the old ball bounces. NANCY GOOD Shorty., . Good tap dancer., . Oh, foot' , . . Going steady, ROBERT GUNTER Bob... 'They don't care what they leave in around here, do they? . .. Hot rod and moth bug. CORAL IDU HOHNHORST Terrific twirler. , . Likes horses, swimming, ,, And here we are ... Wants to be a nurse. CAROLE DIANE HOOVER Di. ..Dancing,, . Yer a fi.sh ., , Plans to be- come a writer. SARA HUGHES What's this now? . . . Skating ls her hobby, . , Quiet nature, , , Aim is to be a secretary, ANITA HULL 'Check it , , , Woolworth's salesgirl, , . Mickey . . . Never talks in class Gy 48 JOAN HAPPENSACK Jo. . , Likes crazy snapshots., , Oh, for heaven sakes . . . Dancing, singing. , , neat dresser, . Will be a secretary, DAVID HECK Great , . , Good grades. , . Likes sports, Eagle Scout. . . Dave, . . College in near future, DELORES HEETER Dee. . , To be a private nurse is her ambition .. . Holy cow . . . Hobby: collecting records, GARY HOBBS Hobblers. , . Basketball star. . . What the--P . . . Runs a good mile. ., Wide awake in class U y. JAMES HOWARD I'll be a dirty bird . ,, Factory work in near future, . , Never in trouble 03. . , Jim, BILL JOHNSON I'll be dog-gone , , . Spends time in Phil- lipsburg. . . Ice skating. . . Vemon's shoe salesman, , . Big time contractor is his aim. GALE JUDY Judy. . . Loves to argue politics. . . You're off your rocker , . . Hopes to be tool and die maker, ELAINE KESTER Bubbles. . . Good Cheerleader. . . Sure you do .. . Good typist. .. Loves ice skating, PAUL LANDIS Buddy, have a drink . . .Will be tool de- signer after graduation, , , noisy 01. . . Works for heating company. MARILYN LENK Oh, my gosh .. .Collects records., , Smitty , . . Hopes to be a Secretary. PATRICIA LIBECAP Pat..,Good artist,,,Noisy Uj...Aim: to be a good private secretary.. . nice to be around. LULA LILES I don't know , . , Good in basketball, . , Lou . . . Wants to be a secretary. ,. nice gal to know, JUDY PARENT Perky. , , Likes to take pictures, , . 'So there you are , . , Get college degree. . , Chorus, . . Works as a bookkeeper, SUE PHILLIPS Good artist, . . 'All righty . . . SHU. . . Marri- age in the near future... Came from Stlvels, JOYCE PRESLEY Pres. , . Dancing, Band. . , Chip, chip . . , Cheerleader, , . Good in basketball, JEIRY RICHARDS Works for plumber. . , 'Ain't that a blast? . Cycles. . . Jer.. , Plans for futureg coaching. ELEANOR MATSON 'Check it . . Keeps photo album. , , Shrimp Boat, 6 ft. 03. ..Ellie,,,Good typist... Seen at the Toot, CONNIE JANE MILBURN Know what I mean, Jellybean? . . . Basket- ball. . . Connie. , . Dance line. . . Comptometer night school. . . To be a housewife. RONALD NEAVES Corky, . .Works in grocery. . . Marble eyes' , . , Likes to work on cars. . . Ambition: Tool designer, EDDIE OLWINE 'Surely not . . . Skating, . , Ed, , , Has connec- tions at the bank. . .Works hard at Rohrer's Market, CAROLE ROSE 'And there you are . , .Dreams of Bill... Rosie, , ,Jerks sodas, ., Marriage in near future, FRED SCHMIDT Handsome Califomian, , , Smitty. . . Neat haircut. . ,Sleeping, eating, girls, . , Likes to draw, VIOLA SEXTON Vi. . . Loves dancing, listening to music. . . Likes Fords. . . To be an airline hostess is her ambition, , . Bird catcher at Woolworth's. BARBARA SHANKS 'You better believe it , , , Collects souven- irs. . , Barb, , ,To get married sometime, PI-IILLIP SHELLHAAS Phil, , . Always busy. . . Ich , . . Tennis, math, chemistry. ..Will be research chemist ROBERT E, SMITH Smitty, . . Works on dairy farm. . .Nice guy to know.. . To be a better farmer is his aim in life, FLOYD SPERAW Plans to attend college. , , 'Is that a fact? , . . Hopes to be a preacher.. . Sparky, ANNA STEINER Anne. . . Likes to skate. . . Oh, heck ,. . Salesclerk at McCrory's. . . To be a good secretary is her aim, f 2-2, I mug K . I N .,k.. , rgauizatious ..1, , A In Wm Zu The Latin Club was organized about seven years ago. This year it's a growing club of 62 active mem- bers. Its purpose is to show the influence of the Latin Language and Roman history on modern life. Among the activities are songs and contests in Latin, a Latin Week display, and the annual Roman Banquet. The club this year is divided into three sections. LATIN 11 President Reis Flora Vice President Roberta Baker Secretary Gwen Gump Treasurer David Royer LATIN I LATIN I Fred Hall Randall Carnes Bill Phillips Judy Olwine Christine Mohler Rosemary Croy Jeannette Phillips Joyce Boedeker Women OFFICERS Gary Hobbs President Betty Mapp Vice President Loretta Gibson Secretary Rebecca Pollock Treasurer A new club at Madison this year is the French Club. The membership includes all 22 students enrolled in French. Its purpose is to become better acquainted with France, its people and their customs, and to emphasize the importance of studying a modern foreign language. 54 zaam, swag Mrs. Burkett, teacher- librarian, prepares the stu- dent librarians in a fall training period, The job of the student librarian is to prepare new books for the shelves, keep daily records, repair books and aid students in reserch work and making book sel- ections. Arnold Ellis is the head student librarian and Rosemary Lear the assistant. First row, left to right: Mrs. Burkett, Sophonia Albright, Roberta Gudgeon, Rosemary Lear, Eldean Gudgeon, Frances Bingham, Nettie Flint, Ruth Owen, Charlene Stupp, Darlene Temple. Second row: Claire Sharp, Pat Woods, Phyllis Woods, Shirley Ross, Carl Brown, John Shank, Wallace Mohler, Dennis Wiens, Donald Inman, Randall Carnes, Arnold Ellis, Gary Bright, Dennis Gambrell, ed 22 students volunteer their services to the Red Cross. The main project of this organization is filling the annual Red Cross Chest. They met with representativ- es of other schools during the year and helped furnish programs for these meet- ings. To help their treasury they held a candy sale dur- ing the year. First row, left to right: Myrna Bowser, Judy Herr, Kenny Presley, Gary Hall, David Royer, Jerry Noble, Paul Shock, Amy Brown, Anita Hull, Second row: Lillie Dautremont, Judy Descutner, Jane Wogaman, Janette Phillips, Larie Minnery, Charlene Stupp, Susan Llghtner, Rosemary Lear, Judith Descutner, Judy Parent, Mrs, Hofmann, Sponsor. Third row: Claire Sharp, Bonnie Devers, Phyllis Berry. 55 EQ if , 715- 7 The Hi-Y consists of 46 boys whose purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home school, and community, high standards of Christian character. They strive to live up to their purpose through their platform, Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. The club is affiliated with the Dayton Town and Country YMCA and is in its thirty-first year of existence at Madison. The boys meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Each meeting is highlighted with such interesting programs as Dad's Night, Problems in the School, Problems with the Girl Friend, Recreation Center for Trotwood, and a Caroling Party, All of the programs are centered around Living Together, the theme of the entire International YMCA movement for this year. Through their theme the club is working toward a world brotherhood, The club, a three-time winner of the Fred Manning Hi-Y Trophy, did all they could to win it again this year. ea- 7-2- Tm Q cl-II 67 W Their purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Their meetings this year were based upon the theme, Living Together, which includes living to- gether in the community, nation, and world. Some of the meetings included a visit to a Greek Orthodox Church, entertaining a panel of students of the Jewish faith, seeing a moving picture on the Atom bomb, and a picnic and campfire held with the Hi-Y in the Spring. They sponsored the Christmas Camival and co-sponsored with the Hi-Y the Sweetheart Banquet. For their money-making project they served at banquets held at the school by various organizations. For one of their service projects this year, they washed the high school building halls. They were given permanently the Ann Trembly award last year as a result of having earned it the third year in succession. Switchboard Operators One of these helpful students is kept busy each of the six periods of the day, Other duties of these students include receiving and making announcements on the schools inter-communication system. 770: Wea! Safety ,4aw-wi I 955 One hundred, fifty, and twenty-five dollar savings bonds are awarded the first, second, and third prize winners of this contest sponsored annually by the Trotwood -Madison Booster' Club. Each year the essays pertain to traffic safety in and around the Trotwood community. ' In picture are: Ron Wenger, lst place: Todd Trautwein, 2nd place, Judy Parent, 3rd place. The student operators are chosen by the school secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nt V 7 1 EL Student operators are: Doris Collins, Marcia Buck, Pat Libecap, Elaine Kester, Deanna Franks, John Butler. ' Waxes ' As evidence of our growth Madison has started a local chapter of the National Honor Society. The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to render service to promote worthy lead ership and to encourage the development of character in stu dents of Madison High School N . Y!! I Ni I , . - The election of members shall be by vote of the entire high school faculty, eligibility being based upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Senior candidates eligible shall have scholastic average of 3.25 for all semesters. Members of the junior class may be elected to full membership during their junior year. They shall have a scholastic average equally high with at least one semester spent at Madison. 58 THE TROTWOOD TRIBUNE, Thursday, November 4, 1954 MADISON HI-LITES soo vo'urH ro 87 sruosurs LISTED Monson vs snlweu l'YOU'LL DIE LAUGHlNG ' ATTEND ANNUAL HI-Y TRI-HI-Y CONFERENCE A Eighty-0119 Dl1Di1S' More than 300 high school youth are registered for thean- nual Hi Y Tri Hi Y conferenc - - - e ' to be new at Madison mgnlfoll afeasfollows- .Q school Saturday Nov. 20 from 0:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. M' bers from Dayton's F' Town Srl Co Oakwood ar branches vi program. Philip Sl president t St Country I1 side at the opening at 1x of Wilbur Wri have charge votional Hi-Y and Tl also take pal services. Pre of Wilmingtonl cipal address, the workshop sl ter around the i Searching Togit ian Living wil social problems, youth, democracl ON HONOR ROLL appeared on the honor ' HERE FRIDAY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY FUTURE PERFORMERS. Attention! The Junior Class Musfwfpf. Sfafzizzirrs. 2.P,Lae,.:fu,i1' The new rules for tfby Fran Dower and Diane Hoov f just thagfdie laughing , What'. R oise? W ,Q 's vou watch this per- 1. Point avera' 'gi' s least 9 , 'Jr' the cast are--Wal- 2 as the Ghost Man in E, 2 tongue, Pat King E tGirl who Died Ja le Owen as Kim, Q heir: gNancy Shu- i, Kim's heartburn: A 'I l-UK as Qmmyr ng friend: Shir- , ' sachie and Don- ' ius, two negroes c to spooks. y, plays the part ousekeeperg Bill 'a,- a truck-gard-. 'ROFILE ghein was ap- iach of basket- and Jr. high dison this' year. is a former pro- aall plavef 'f' the he Jnsm Viola Sexton: SPOHS' Ron ld- ism, after high , KestenSocietY' Heck,ASSiS am' '-fl Leaders for thi .iiscussifr ' man- Assistant, Elain: Semester: Editor, Davlrman. Reporterir d include Mafl' ' .por Barbara Tucker -1 sheiihaas. Secon ietl' Barbara TUC Dale Gilliam' ' Someryl Fmt Semester: Edxshgny Ewa News. Phg om Bev Beeghiyg Soon wolf' Konrad Kahl. Connie Mubum' . wensen Feamrii' Sports Gan' Cooper: 3 sie Phillips' Clazgtcie wins Diane H00l'e n Y. 9 ' HQWZY v , 3 ' -..mi- Wade o Be'ba?1:::vles Tom CUNY' Iogican Dower, Wanda Ufmey ..., majored in Homer RDU31 ' 1 Fraziefr -.. as well as playing school . Mark Erisman' C?TLHu1i. S- we time reading years of baseball and' visors ,men Gibson, Am ' l , . uliins retulteP,gI3Pe,?1S an abstfaflt Su' years of basketball. and Ham a visit to Washington last we FRENCH tl-UB Captain of the Confer noe delegates are and the whole class was inte STARTED AT SCHOOL in his senior Hi-Y boys and Tri-Hi-Y girls from YMCA's in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown, Dayton, Springfield and Xenia. SR. PAPER DRIVE NOVEMBER ll The Madison- Senior Class is sponsoring a paper drive Thurs- day, November 11. There is no school that day so it will be held from 9-5. 'Trucks driven by Gale Wills, Don Filbum, Charlie Stockdale, Dan Croy, Bob Gunter, and Ed- die Olwine will be hauling paper that has been collected and. in what he told them abouti Patricia Miller is back from trip west and brought with h some cotton balls to show th class. SIXTEEN RETURNTNG LETTERMEN ON 7955 TEAM The 1055 Madison footb 'team will be made up of sixt ,retuming lettermen from t year's team. All seven of by Viola Sexton First and second year French students at school have started Qmffgffusggh SENIOR Hockey CHAMPS speakers of FTE. The senior girls defeated the Wm be held weelumor girls for the hockey cham- days in Class. Doinship Nov. 8, at Madison high club advisoru' school with a score of 4 to 1. The officers The game was highlighted with president-Gary Be-verly Beeghly making three seniors who play football tlipres.---Betty Mapomts' , ' year earned their letters in fonLoretta Gibson,t In the flfst half We Pemts ball. That makes a total Pollock. A sofvere made ey the Seniors malf- twenty-three lettersto be awaiwas appointed wing the senfofs ahead 2 to 0- ed this year. The 1955 squ--chairm2m.'C2I'0 In the third quarter Beverly will have a letterman in evenice Sally, Wancsgiell. mad? the mst Point for position except offensive ceC0rlStitl1ti0Il COIIIL 9 Jumoref Th.e.Sem0rS took ter. retta Gibson' Ahthe next point raising the score zfuandlq? Because of the growth of our school we have more pupils than auditorium spacep therefore the junior high have most of their assemblies separate from grades nine to twelve. The junior high assemblies are planned and presented by the various rooms of the seventh and eighth grades. Special assemblies are provided through the student council. This year we had programs by Dr. Sibley, professor of astronomyg Roy Mayor, magician: Mr. Britton, folk singer: the McCrea Marlonettesg George Campbell, song leaderg and several educational movies. Each year the Y clubs present the chapel services for grades 9-12 at the Christmas and Easter seasons, and this year sponsored the chapel services con- ducted by pastors that serve our school community. Organizing the whole program for the year is done by Mr. Vernon and Mr. Shellhaas. cfivifies If . gf 604 Joan Happenack Ron Wenger Eleanor Matson Sherry Eby Judy Parent Fred Collins Bob Gunter Dieter Eckhardt CAST Todd Trautwein Gwen Ullery Barbara Horvath David Heck Amy Brown Elaine Kester Phil Shellhaas Pat Libecap In March the Senior Class made their crowning appearance to an interested audience. Not in A Thousand Years, directed by Mrs. Clark, involved Junior Conroy who finally got a date with lovely Jeannie. But a taga- long little sister and her giggling friend, an ex -boyfriend, nosy neighbors, relatives and parents who didn't quite see the importance of the big night caused complications. For awhile it seemed that the evening would be spoiled, but at last things worked themselves outg the sky was full of bright stars and the two young people happily started out on their date. , X 0 X V? sh ll' Qtr ww 5015000 X t 0 0 0 P! 1 If aa ZZ Dah In November the Junior Class presented the play, You'l1 Die Laughing! , directed by Mrs. Hinds. This play was a farce, the plot being based on an inheritance. It took palce in an old deserted farmhouse The play was presented to a full house, evidence of its success. CAST Dale Owen Judy Cash Emerson Shank Wallace Mohler Nancy Shumacher Don Inman Carolyn Miller Shirley wills Elaine Arrington Pat King Walter Vernon Bill Wampler CLARINETS Judy Arthur Joanne Bantz Marilyn Bantz Janet Beeghly John Boedeker Diane Cwiok Marcia Denlinger Curtis Flora Joan Happensack Carolyn Johnson David Keener Eleanor Matson Mary Marson Mary Mapp Muriel McKibbon Carolyn Miller Beth Noffsinger Judy Olwine Linda Phillips Bob Powell Angie Schoodt Allen Stassney Judy Swihart Nancy Thau Barbara Thayer Walter Vernon Deanna Wenger Jayne Wogoman Joan Wright ALTO CLARINETS Judy Swartzbaugh Gwen Ullery BASS CLARINET Muriel McKibbon ALTO SAX Nancy Farmer Dennie Gump Sharon Hawkey Neva List Marcia Miller TENOR SAX Joyce Baker Donna Eby Dickie Gump Tommy Landis ' mm! Phyllis Richards BARITONE SAX Marcia Miller BASS SAX Phyllis Richards OHDE Joyce Boedeker Reice Flora Beverly Kooken BASSOONS Carol Brooks Beth Noffsinger Zandra Zerkle FLUTES Diane Keener Brenda Rowe Anne Royer Alice Ullery PICCOLO Diane Keener Brenda Rowe STRING BASS Gwen Gump CORNETS Carol Brooks Diane Devers Fred Flory Marcia Johnson Danny Keener Millard Kraft Patty Miller David Munton Gale Munnon Bentley Peters Marry Lee Powell Jerry Seiple Spencer Turner Brad Valentine David Waters John Ward Joanne Winfield Ron Witherspoon TROMBONES Jerry Artz Danny Brown Rosalie Hicks gdltdd Gary Kooken Barbara McCann Dwight McDaniel Kenny Turner Dick Winfield FRENCH HORNS Rosemary Croy Bonnie Johnson Phil Shellhaas John Ward Judy Ward Ron Wenger Ron Witherspoon BARITONES David Butler Ron Gunter Kathleen Hicks Jim Kitchen David Thomas BASSES Geoffrey Arthur Paul Bench Jim Black Jack Butler .Tim Fredrick Jerry Richards Floyd Speraw BELL LYRE Beverly Beeghly PERCUSSION Elaine Arrington Shirley Arthur Amy Brown Nancy Farmer Reis Flora Richard Keck Nancy Schumacher Leah Stauffer Gary Ullery Joyce Boedeker Gwen Gump Linda Phillips Barbara Thayer 9 vm ! 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Zandra Zerkle casdva4ndSeachfz0 FIRST VIOLINS Marcia Denlinger Joan Happensack Carolyn Johnson David Royer Nancy Sigmon Joanne Winfield SECOND VIOLINS Marilyn Bantz Rosemary Croy Ron Gunter David Keener Neva List Muriel McKlbbon Janet Newman Anne Royer VIOLAS Susie Albright Carol Brooks Leah Stauffer Anna Steiner Charlene Stupp Darlene Temple Barbara Tuckerman Gwen Ullery Joanne Welch Tommy Landis Betty Mapp Paula Vaugnt CELLOS Jerry Artz Jim Frederick Judy Swihart Barbara Thayer Kenny Turner Jayne Wogoman STRING BASSES Gwen Gump Beth Noffsinger Linda Otto Spencer Turner FLUTES Marcia Miller Brenda Rowe OBOES Joyce Boedeker Reece Flora CLARINETS John Boedeker Mary Mapp Eleanor Matson Carolyn Miller Judy Olwine Deanna Wenger ALTO CLARINET Gwen Ullery BASSOON Zandra Zerkle FRENCH HORNS Bonnie Johnson Phil Shellhaas John Ward Judy Ward Ron Wenger TRUMPETS Fred Flory Bentley Peters Ron Witherspoon TROMBONES Jerry Artz Gary Kooken Dick Winfield Diane Keener Shirley Wills Jayne Wogoman ALTOS Sophonia Albright Joanne Bantz Pat Becknell Joyce Boedeker Amy Brown Wanda Caverlee Linda Cooper Nancy Descutner Diane Devers Ann Ellis Nancy Farmer '55 Geraldine Fields Joyce Finck Sharon Fouts Roberta Gudgeon Gwen Gump Joan Happensack Carolyn Johnson PERCUSSION Elaine Arrington Amy Brown Richard Keck Nancy Shumacher Leah Stauffer Gary Ullery SOPRANOS Elaine Arrington Beverly Beeghly Rita Brown Ruth Coning Rosemary Croy Lillie Dautremont Beverly Denlinger Marcia Denlinger Judith Descutner Be tty Gardener Judy Gentry Carol Goffe Helen Good Eldean Gudgeon Sharon l-lawkey Judy Herr Coral Hohnhorst Diane Hoover Anita Hull Sara Hughes Eleanor Matson Connie Milburn Carolyn Miller Marcia Miller Linda Mohr Kay Motherspaw Norma Musselman Judy Olwine Virginia Piatt Rebecca Pollock Joyce Presley Ruth Reid Phyllis Richards Barbara Shanks Beverly Shell Linda Butts Barbara Click Barbara Krull Suzanne Lightner Marcia Long Betty Mapp lnrie Minnery Darla Munn Janet Newman Rosemarie Parks Shirley Ross Bernice Salley Nancy Shumacher Min 1 DBPN strel Presented by Mus C Mary Lou Hart Nancy Sigmon Karen Soike Judy Swihart Barbara Thompson Judy Ullery Paula Vaught Gayle Weber Deanna Wenger Joanne Winfield Barbara Woolery TENORS uneni 'wal John Boedeker Loren Gibson Marvin Hughes Don Inman David Keener Paul Landis Robert Miller Jerry Richards David Royer Spencer Tumer Dick Winfield Ron Witherspoon BASSES Reis Flora Fred Flory Jim Frederick Phil Shellhaas Kenny Turner Walter Vernon Ron Wenger af 19 AND OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIrf5lI'I01' Zami My if MADISON TOWNSHIP ORCHESTRA wfif - JZPZYL j jwZZ0Wf,h0 SOUTH-WEST REGION CHORUS CONTEST VANDALIA, OHIO MARCH 20, 1954 AWARD! RATING IEJEIN CLASSL I I ' Kwan Mrk w4b6LfwaaIPmtf.,14vna4Qvnff' 1. Q 7704442 Madison school has, for many years, been entering orchestra, band, vocal and instrumental ensembles and solos in the state music contests. The students return each year with a large number of superior ratings. Each year this program has grown until it is an important part of the music department's program. 66 avorites Best All -Around Freshmen JOYCE BOEDEKER BILL PHILLIPS Best All-Around Junior High BARBARA THAYER JIMMY BLACK Best All-Around Sophomores ROS S COLLINS ELEANOR CONLEY Best All-Around Juniors CAROLYN JOHNSON SPENCER TURNER ,Qu Most Likely to Succeed Seniors ELEANOR MA TSON PHIL SHE LLHAA S Best All-Around Seniors RON WENGER NANCY FARMER fn -I X lf' v Nr-4' ' thletics JOHN MEREDITH 17 5 JERRY CAVERLEE, Guard Tackle J Y U , af ' f ' I ' f fi ' ' Zigfwi ,f Ivlggkr, . . C f ' non SWAISIAIRR, End 'ff' 'sigh ,ef Sf' fr , '1'C'f-P-w,.!h. ' , J . 3 is Ml. ,jg pug - f 4 55, I .,,,f-,M :.+.- L 1-' jg, . QQ - - H' ' 'ga ' H x ,M , I 'fc-f fy.. , , aan. 0 ,MR ug. N, 1-, -.. e . .3 ,1.4y,5 f?f:fl:f- ,.','wv ,. .1 -- Y wa- . -'-.-'X 15. Q wx. . ff ,ilk-iff' J -,.Jx?.l,,?: f- 1 vf ,-5 ' 'f 5 381 ' 4 , 2' 'frlf Q X if -M X mm OE SPRAGUE, Quarterback R, Q 1' 4' U r f 'N ew . ,V . sl FLT' - ' 1 ' J X - h,4,...+'-nk - Qfiwgn , ,J x Q W VJ ' . ' , J- -, ' .11 wg-ra--,. -,, 1 1, 'ca , . 4,-N, . -, L. 4 M 1 , ' -' ' P , ' -.f' qhf , -11 , , ' , , Ifv' bqfgfye, g N w. 1 - . f I, Tom CURRY' Guard . ,,, A 1' 1 If Y J, ff f 1 X , X S Tackle r'Il ' 4' 1, Q- sg 'X' VERSAILLES BUTLER RANDOLPH TIPP CITY 'S N ' , 9 Q' , M -- of LARRY LIGHT CAP, Halfback DICK GARY COOPER 0.1 3 BOB +19 Y RON WBNGER, Q. lx ' TODD TRAUTWEIN h Ksmrfr SMITH I-ialfback ru X , Bld K 2 S' , - . . Y ll Q' , v ,em 'O a- ii 4 'O X' . ' f, r 1' X 3 A k-A w , x 'Y A r' K x ,Ki 53,3 5,359 5 lo.tJk.fm1'x YJ J AQ. , , VV., V- if 4: A C' , 1: -3 . 1 ,nfl x 'FV Z SPENCER TURNER, Tackle -X-- '- 'L A R Qi 1- Nrw 2 lf.-QV' K A P:-Q. Y' w H9 X .fm -1 'ww 1 f 2 V . .... . . au GI.,--. QRL 6, . Qfmw ub vsmf 5 axle: BUD DENLINGER. Fullback 1 QI D N fx f- - , L JIM HOWARD, Tackle v 1'1'c K O -. ' f 'N WEST CARROLTON fly , X K, Q X 4 ' - -... - ,D - 0 -I N ' , 'G - Ot N 0 5 D '72 tix YO A S 3. ' 1, 1' X x ' QW 9 , N 5 X , Q. A 5 .4 'Q 54 Q' ..' , N., ,AML jig is 1 1 4? I H Wg, ' s ' S, E1 wf ,,e.,A , L., '51 , A K' an 5 fan- f 'jr ,if 11 E ,Q Ill 7 f WOOD 5 1 ,f K .f f I C 1 p , , , f 'A I ':' I - 1 fp ' A y 7 5 4 4 J I ' l 0. - 1? ' . ,' o I Ar H' f' BROOKVILLE D X- 3 1 ' wEsT MILTON . LC , M 6 i ' EATON f, -f ' ROGER STRADER, Guard A . , ' . ' ' i'pJ 's ' J . ' . V P . ,A' 'D Hrffvkif -.5. at ' H ' 44' 1 - 0 1 ' . ' r - Q V H ' 'r' -fi' CQPISIH- Center t CHARLIE ULLERY, Halfback M f ,A , TOM WEIHE, Guard I gg 5T?i,.ff- .,.. D 'T' ' ' G 'Dl ' ' ..-,A-5,. L' ., v Tackle .,,v K Q, U A . V H i' Q5 ' A EDD JIM HY PES, End ,f .Q 71 x 1 'C MMM W Qm,,..t,.i,,,.,, - E 'ftyol , 2' RZNAM, L' . First row, left to right: Don Bantz, Manager, Roger Strader, Bob Bantz, Bud Denlinger, Gary Cooper, Don Swadner, Gary Hobbs, Ron Wenger,Captaing Todd Trautwein, Jim Howard, Tom Curry, Spencer Turner, Ierry Caverlee, Charlie Ullery. Dick Brown, Manager, Second row: Coach Spitzer, Jerry Rust, Konrad Kahl Tom Bench, Jim Ullery, Carl Brown, John Sanger, Bob Swadner, Dick Cavin, Howard Ellis, John Flint, John Boedeker, Eddie Ullery, Gene Bashor, Clark Pleasant, Meredith Goodpasture. Third row: Dale Wenger, Manager, Kermit Smith, David Stoner, Bill Brelsford, David Royer, Joe Sprague, Jim Hypes, Larry Myers, Bobby Bixler, Michael Hodson, Tom Weihe, Larry Lightcap, David Tuckerman, Jerry Schmidt, Tom Edwards, Don Shepherd. ---f-- J ,Wen i, g, ,if t I si as A feii J iii., First row, left to right: Jeffrey Arthur, Paul Shock, Bruce Bowser, David Norvell, Kenny Turner, Gary Lightcap, Bill Phillips, Doug Landes, Bentley Peters, Kenny Presley, Gary Hall. Second row: Dick Davis, Jim Saul, Willie Norvell, Ronald Hodson, Barry Snorf, Jack Hicks, John Shank, Lee Boyd, Gerald Click, Bob Hall, Bill Walls, Peter Gilbert, Manager.Third row: Bill McCrabb, Bill Clark, Wayne Meyers, Bob Salley, Richard Andrews, Gary Bright, Bob Beck, Bill Rettig, George Dilts, Dick Milby, Bob Gibson, Skippy Munn, Woody Denlinger, Jerry l-lemelgarn. Fourth row: Coach Tiberghein, Bob Thau, Jim Fredericks, Kent Bashor, Millard Kraft, Jerry Shadoan, Charles Steiner, Dick Winfield, Dick Miller, David Waters, Gene Brock, Roger Edwards. Wien 516 LMC! Wdwec ' QWWL WM7 gmfl aff 6 CHEERING CLUB VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Here is Madison's ovlm Varsity Cheerleaders: Elaine Kester, Joyce Presley and Judy Amos, These girls have worked hard to promote good sportsmanship throughout the school, S Here is Madison's newly-organized Cheering Club, Led by the Varsity Cheerleaders, these 125 students sit together at game-time to cheer our team on to victory, Mrs, Okeson, girl's physical education teacher, is in charge of this large club, JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Millie Weber, De- anna Wenger, Joyce Boedeker and Mari- lyn Ullery have strived hard to cheer the Junior High team on to victory, mary mm First row, left to right: Ronnie Wenger, Buddy Denlinger, Eddie Ullery, Walter Vernon, Paul Butler, Spencer Turner, Fred Flory. Second row: Coach Tiberghein, Manager, Carl Brown, Fred Collins, Don Swadner, Todd Trautwein, Gary Hobbs, Phil Shellhaas, Manager, Jerry Rust, Assistant Coach Denlinger. 6409 First row, left to right: David Tuckerman, Joe Sprague, Jim Hypes, Dick Cavin, David Stoner, Ross Collins, Bill Brelsford, Second row: Coach Tiberghein, Clark Pleasant, Tom Weihe, John Sanger, Don Shepherd, John Boedeker, Coach Denlinger. E TODD TRAUTWEIN 71 5 I K, O Nix . ii? FRED comms X XJ Vx 1 xx . if . ig 43435. ...LL Bm fi 5 'EBI ' X PHIL SHELLHAAS 1 f .fn X Q M...-A X, I ' sPsNcER TURNER .. K ' WALTER VERNON I ff,-fd PAUL BUTL 1 PV, iw r. ,pix gf ' s FRED FLORY ...gl i A1 x ,Q if -.311 1 -ff K X 3 f DON SWADNER x JQM45 ' '22 www fi f GARY HOBBS - Co-Captain .. K if EDDIE ULLERY BUDDY DENLINGER RON WENGER First row, left to right: Marlin Flora, Doug Landes, Gerald Click, Larry Light- cap, Gary Lightcap, Kenny Presley, Bruce Bowser, Bill Phillips. Second row: Coach Spitzer, John Van Winkle, Gary Shepherd, David Lee Norvell, Bill Walls, Gary Hall, Melvin Filbrun, Kent Bashor, Charles Dickey. caechz 71694 ?4446ez'!4ZZ ' 4 O l I OFFICERS President ---- - -Barbara Horvath Vice President - - - - - - Paula Vaught Recording Secretary - - - - - Beverly Beeghly Corresponding Secretary - - - - Joanne Winfield Treasurer - -------- - - - Rose Marie Parks The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is To create a clean mind, body, and sports manship, to promote the feeling of honesty and leadership in the field of athletics. Although the G,A.A, is in only its second year, it has already grown to a membership of 72 girls. Each girl must eam 100 points to receive her school letter, Points are earned by participat- ing in the different sports, going on hikes, keeping a health chart, being an official, giving service to the club, and by receiving an A or B in Physical Education on the report card. The letters are to be given to the girls at a tea held in their honor when they have eamed their points. mwlWa.udqf5 Top center: Connie Milburn, Joyce Presley, Elaine Kester, Beverly Beeghly, Joanne Winfield, Rita Speraw, Joanne Bantz, Eleanor Conley, Nancy Descumer, Jayne Wogoman, Marcia Johnson, Judy Krull, Janet Reynolds, Gwen Gump, Diane Devers, Janice Driver, Elaine Arrington, Barbara Horvath, Pat Libecap. Wacdeq First row, left to right: Joanne Bantz, Joyce Presley, Elaine Arrington, Diane Deyers, Beverly Bee ghly, Jayne Wogoman, Barbara Horvath, Pat Libecap. 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Car 5110 was on the way to Dallas, Texas, in order to bring you the past results. Although the staff was made up of only seven students, the new plan having three seniors, two juniors, and two sopnomores workea considerably well, Mrs. Burkett, the staff advisor, helped with decisions and spent many hours with the staff in order to make this book a success. Here's all of our best wishes to other books in the future! QMNQ-UN' eww Wai, rs sf I00 Li s 1 ,E 1 mai. '- A-QQ ' -li :.: 4 3 -5417 'Pi' S- P- LC J LP ra iw . ll 1 ,gg U5 My NW- ,-c,,.. gay QMQ I W A J m?MAq ,Limp S 1 . , , 1 X r -N 'V I '9' fwpi K JJ fawfq M if w WM 5 I' fwff, ff M x'f X X X E n I . I gjgx fin , N sl V ,f Q ' M 6' !.v,41,.?'L E I E add! ' ' ff 1' , , ' 'L'-wi ,. J 5 5' 4Zi5fbf:' WQWR 'WJ'-L fi 0L WIy-'MMM' JH' -fZg,.,mhv11fh3f g,fva+W:Q,'5g .p 'a '-Xig jj'-1' f -V . -A ..v f -., - Q f '28 Vu' f 'X 1 , , . - , .,-,,....1.,.ff:--if :vw-.,.,x. . ? f 1 ' 1 I . Y 0 ' z 17 ..- Fy,,i,v451g.,53Ef.g.q,, , wzgsv, 4-4, -, 9. 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