Groveport Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Groveport, OH)

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Clearwater, Florida, one of our campsites. Gm SID? NMMA!!! Yiwu ,mi ,,,.m ,G N Anybody see a mermaid? ? 'P 'P 'P Q11 ' ,,:- E FN 'Z f if Starting through Mammoth Cave in Kentucky I ' n A A F. F. A. tif,-gif! 1 iff 231 This was the usual scene every night. Trip through Cypres s Gardens Compliments of After the tour from the cav erns. FLORIDA Rock City where we viewed seven states. ouk mm. ROCK FRANKLIN CCUNTY FARM BUREAU Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Fence - Farm Supplies Cock Shutt Machinery Te 6-3307 Groveport , Ohio Te -3264

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FIRST ROW: Norman Klamfoth, Walter Kuhlwein, Don Grube, Bill Wilburn, Jack Rainier, Roger Klamfoth, Phil Dill, Larry Dowler. SECOND ROW: Wally Martin, Thurman Bailey, Karl Grube, Jerry Myers, Jim Woods, Jerry Kalb, .lim Manson, Claude Pennington, Mr. Miller. THIRD ROW: Denny Fout, David Schleppi, Bill Stevenson, Don Waldren, Luther Ruff, Harvey Simons, David Ball, Joe Rainier. FOURTH ROW: Myron Petty, Bob Schleppi, Vest Manson, Charlie Barrett. F. F. A. The Groveport FFA had a very successful 1956-57 year. We competed in the DistrictPar- liamentary Procedure Contest. We received a Silver Award which is next to the highest. We participated in many judging contests and received high in all. Our highest was top place in the State Sheep and Wool Judging by Walter Kuhlwein. Some of our boys took a trip to Florida. This year we had many money-making projects: selling seed corn, potatoes Christmas and Occasional Cards, scrap iron and some other small projects. These projects netted about 5550. President .... . . . . . Vice-President. . . Secretary ...... ...... D on Grube Treasurer. . . .Jack Rainier Reporter. . . . .Bill Wilburn Sentinel. . . . . .Larry Dowler OFFICERS .Roger Klamfoth . . .Walter Kuhlwein Compliments of LITHOPO LIS IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver Farm Machinery Repair and Service Phone 7-7256 Lithopolis, Ohio Res. Phone 7-4132

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FIRST ROW: Rita Bentley, Janice Carruthers, Arlene Glenn, Nancy Andrews, Betty Woods, Carol Knapp, Judy Higgins, Flora McClure, Kay James, Fran- ces Cain. SECOND ROW: Bertha Pope, Barbara Miller, Janice McAuley, Helen Elfrink, Andrea Lambert, Rita Murray, Betty Bryan, Nancy Boring, Dixie Compton, Anne Straub, Linda Brobst. THIRD ROW: Loretta Seymour, Barbara Raver, Jackie Masters, Julie North, Mary Soltesz, Barbara Groves, Rosalind Laut, Jo Ann Harter, Judy Helsel. FOURTH ROW: Linda Petty, Verna Wilburn, Phyllis Garrett, Coral Feucht, Judy Eubank, Betty Crosby, Jackie Root, Susie Murphy, Prudy Minor, Phyllis Vance. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls in the high school. This is an organi- zation that helps freshmen girls and new girls coming into our school, and promotes athletic activities for all upper six grades. This is accomplished by means of the big sister plan, through the Big Sister Board. Board members were: Judy Higgins, Janice Carruthers, Ar- lene Glenn, Carol Knapp, Betty Woods, Barbara Day, Jo Dill, Peggy Knapp, and Marcia Mc- Guire. The GAA sponsored two guest speakers this year. They were: Mr. W. Middledorf, of the American Red Cross, who helped the Junior Class in its course in First Aid, and Dr. Floyd Faust, who talked on the subject Are You Fit To Be Tied? , One of the main accomplishments of the club this year was the teaching of dancing to all high school students. This was under the instruction of Mrs. Dorothy Breckler, formerly from the dancing staff of Arthur Murray Studios. Our only means of financing the GAA is the candy sale, which is encouraged by competition between classes. The freshmen won the Taffy sale and the juniors won the Yeanut Brittle sale. The officers each year are elected by the members and this year the officers were: Betty Woods, President, Judy Higgins, Vice President, Jo Dill, Treasurer, Barbara Day, Secre- tary, Flora McClure, Publicity Chairman, Peggy Knapp, Activities Chairman, Carol Knapp, Demonstration Head, Arlene Glenn and Janice Carruthers, Sports Heads. The girls in the GAA have an opportunity to participate in a great many sports. Each type of sport has a sport head. A girl is elected by her fellow classmates. Compliments of GROVEPORT JEWELERS All watches Electronically Tested, Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repair. 620 Main Street Groveport, Ohio Te 6-? 4. i X-. .ta