Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1939 volume:

MNEMCNIC An all-sclaool annual published under the trusteesl1ip of the Senior Class of Madeira Higlm School Volume II ir Madeira, Ohio June, 1939 MR. C. R. DOCKUM if at if DEDICATION To Mr. C. R. Docicum, we cieciicate this Mnemonic, in appreciation of i1is aitruistic services to sci1ooi anci community. CLARENCE RUSSELL DOCKUM Miami Universit , BS Ed., M.A. Y Superintendent Biological Sciences MARGARET BEAVER Wilmington College Cincinnati Conservatory Vocal Music MILTON DOCKWEILER Cincinnati College ot Music, B M. Instrumental Music AARON CERRARD Miami University, BS Ed. Mathematics, Physical Education CHARLES S, PHILLIPS Ball State, BS. Ed. Miami University Commercial Sciences MARSHALL SELLMAN Wilmington College, BS University ot Cincinnati Principal History CLYDE BUXTON Onto Meclianics Institute Miami University, BS. Ed industrial Arts MlLDRED FACALY University Ot Cincinnati, B S Ed Home Economics Creneral Science ETHELYN lORDAN Marietta College English, Latin, Erencli CARY ROBl NSON Miami University, AB, Bovvling Cireen State University B S. Ed. Miami University Physical Sciences English Social Sciences CLA 'lr 'lr ir ir ir if ir af S F 1939 af ir 'A' ir 'Ir if 'A' 'lr ROQER PERKIS Basketball 4, Baseball l, ln- lrarnurals 3, 4, Clteer Leader l, 2, 3, BLUE AND COLD 3, Drarnatncs 3, Class Play 4, lVlNElVlONlC 4, Class Presudent 3, 4, Cltorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Track 3, 4-l-l l, 2, l-ll-Y 2, 3, 4, Colt 4. ROBERT CATES l-ll-Y 2, 3, 4, Drarnallcs 3, Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, Track l, 3, lvllnstrel 4, Operetta 3, Lubrarlan 3, 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, Class Play 4. VANCE KORTE Ctrl Reserves 3, 4, Dramatlcs 3, Basketball 3, 4, Clee Club 3, -l, Track 3, 4, Class Seca retary fl, Mlnstrel 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, lVlNE- MONIC fl, Clworus 4, Clrls' Trlo 3, 4, Llbrarian 4. l RICHARD NIEI-lAUS Basketball l, 3, 4, Solt Ba l, 2, Basketball Manager 2, lVlNEMONlC 4, Mlnstrel 4, Cfee Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, T l, 2, 4, Colt 4, Class IVIR. PHILLIPS Home Room Teacher MISS EACALY I-Iome Room Teacher IOI-IN BAKER HARRY BECKMAN Soft BaII I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- BasketbaII 3, 4, Boy Scouts O Iw5II 3 4, I3aseI3aII 2, 3, 4, I, 2, I3asebaII I, Orchestra IrttramuraIs 3, 4, Gott -'Ig I. 21 lotramuraIS 3, 4: Hi-Y BLUE AND QQLD 3, 44 4, Soft BaII 4, CIass PIay 4, MNEMOIXIIC 4, I-It-Y 2, 3 Iraik A, 4 LAURA I3EHf'XIXI 4-I4 I, 2, 3, -I, CtrI Reserves 2, 3, 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, Ooeretta I, 3, NItostreI 4, MIJEMONIC 4, CIee CIUID I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, CIass Reporter 2. RITA BERCEN CtrI Reserves I, 2, 3, -I, Dramattcs 3, Soft BaII I, Bask-etoaII I, 7, 3, 4, Track I, CIee CILIIU I, 2, 3, 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, MNEMONIC 4, CIass PIav 4. HARRI ET CADY Ctr! Reserves 53, 4, Secretary 4, BLUE WIND COLD -I, SiIwoIarsIwIo Team 3, Dra- mattcs 3, Oee CIub 3, Otvee retta 3. CAROL COOPER MIXIEIVIONIC 4, Coootv CItortIs I, 3, 4, County Baod 3, Ctr's Reserves I, 2, 3, OICIIE'SII'8 I, 2, 31 Ctrls' Trio 3, 4, Ltbrartao -I, Ooeretta I, 7, MinstreI 4, CIee CIub I, 2, 3, 4, Nattonal Tvpmg and Ctertcai Pracoce Contest 4. VxlYlXlOlXlA CURTlS Ctrl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Ctrl Scouts l, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Cleo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ope- rcrlla l, 3, lvllnslrel -l, Scbol- arsltrrr Team l, Lrbrarlan 4. lVllCl-lAEL CREEN Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, lntrarnurals 3, 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, Drarnatlcs 3, Scbolarsltlp Team l, 2, 3, 4, Clce Club l, 2, 3, Ooeretta 3, County Clworus 3, Class Vzce Presrclenl 3, Lrbrarlan 3, fl, Soll Ball l, 2, 3, fl, Hr-Y 2, Secretary Treasurer 3, Rreslclent -l, ELSIE CREIWE Curl Reserves l, CR Rrng 2, Treasurer 2, Squad Leader 3 Treasurer 4, MNENlONlC Edrtor -l, Basketball l, 2, 3 4, l3LUE AND COLD l, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, Scltolara sltlp TCarn 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Dramatlcs 3 Track l, 2, 3, Baseball l. NORMA HEWITT Ctrl Reserves 2, 3, 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, Operetta 3, lvlrnstrel 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, -fl . lflENRlETTA lllCKS Ctrl Reserves l, 7, Prince ol Peace Declarnalron Contest , w r , l, -l-I4 l, 2, 3, rr, NYA Worker 2, 4. l3ETTlE l4lLL Ctrl Reserves 3, 4, MNElvl- ONlC l, BLUE AND COLD, Eclrtor 4, Sclwo'arsl'trb Team 7, 3, 4, Oralorlcal Contest 2, Qllrce Assrstant 3, Asslsl- ant Lrbrarran 3. vlflurs lackson HARRY lOl4NSTON Soft Ball 2, 3, BLUE AND Soft Ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, COLD 3, rl, Mnewlorvlc -4, 3, el, Scbool Patrol 1, 2, lnlramcrrals 3, 4, Baseball 2, MNEMONIC 4, Scbolarsbip 3, Cborus 2, 3, 4, lVllnslrol Team l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, 3, t 4, Hr-Y 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Boy Scouts l, Drarnatics 3 2, 3, fl, LAUREL KEETHLER 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Ctrl Reserves l, 2, Ooeretta l, Clee Club l, 2, BLUE AND COLD 3, NYA Worker 3, 4, Ctrl Scouts l. ANNA KLOCKER MNEMONlC 4, Chorus 4, Scltolatslttp Teant 3, 4, Prince ol Peace Declarrtatton Contest 4, National Shorthand Con- test - l, National Typing Con- tent fl, Minstrel 4, RUBY LANCEORD 4-H l, 2, 3, -l, Ctrl Reserves l, 2, BLUE AND COLD 3, Operetta l, 3, Minstrel 4, C'ee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Schol- arship Team 2, 4, MNEM- ONlC 4, National Shorthancl Contest 4, Spelling Contest 2, Assistant Class Reporter 2, l. FRED MEYER Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base ball 3, Soft Ball 3, ltttra rtturals 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4 MNEMONlC, Business Man ager 4, l-li-Y 4, Chorus 3, 4 Minstrel 4, Class Play 4. tack rrotacmt BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, ln- ttarnurals 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, MNEMONlC 4, Otttce As- sistant l, Sott Ball 2, 3 PAULlNE NEWN Basketlnall l, 2, 3, 4, -l-l'l l, Ctrl Reserves l, 2, 3, -l, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, Ope- rctta 3, MNEMONlC 4, Track l, 2, 3, Scholarship l, 2, Otltce Assistant 3, Class Play 4, Ctrl Scouts l, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4. lEAN PUTNAM Ctrl Rcserves l, 2, 3, 4, Sec tetaty 3, President 4 S f , ouacl Lcacler 2, Basketball Man- ager 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Otmeretta l, 3, Track 3 Scltoarshtp Team l, 2, 3, -l l tlararian 3, 4, Office Assist- ant 3, Class Play 4. ALICE REMNANT Dtantattcs 3, Class Play 4 Ctrl Scouts l, 2. MARY FRANCES RlNCER 4-H 2, 3, 4, MNEMONlC 4, Operetta 3, Mirtstrel 4, BLUE AND COLD 4, Class Play 4, Chorus 2, 4, Cirl Reserves 2, ALBERTA RUDOLE Ciirl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Colclert Eaglet 3, Lieutertarlt lr. Troop 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, D A. R Reo- reseiitative 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4, MNEMONlC 4, BLUE AND COLD 3, 4, Natiorial Typing and Clerical Practice Contest 4, WALTER SATTL ER BLUE AND COLD 4, Basket- hall 4, lhtramurals 4, Mirr- strel 4, Bahcl fl, Chorus 4, Buys' Quartet 4. THELMA SHELDON Ooeretta 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Crl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, First Class -lg Perfect Attendance l, 2. lAMES THOMPSON Iirtrarmirals 3, fl, Soft Ball l 2 3 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, i i i 4, BLUE AND COLD 2, 3, 4, MNEMONIC 4, Ht-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Stuclertt Council 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Hi- Y 4, Colt 4. ir ir + CHARLES WEl-lRMAN t LAURETTA WHlTTON LEROY HENDRIX Soft Ball l, 2, 3, li'itra:iizii'als Ctrl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, 4-ll Scholarshio Team l, 4, School- 3, 4, MNEMONlC -5, Track l, 3, 'lg Oilice Assistant 3, Lazy Patrol l, 2, Basketball l 2, 3, Hi-Y 2 BLUE AND COLD 4, MNE- 2, 3, 4, Soft Ball 2, 3, 4 MONlC 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 t 3, fl, Hi-Y 2, Boy Scouts l 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, MNE- MONIC 4, lritramurals 4 Captain 4. MNEMONIC i l JUNIORS At our first meeting, we elected officers as follovvs: president, Carl Thornton, vice president, Peter Striflerg secretary, Barbara lov Boone, treasurer, Theresa jackson. We sold candy at noon and at basketball games so vve could give the Seniors a banquet. Rita Stagge entered the National Commercial Contest vvhich vvas given at various high schools throughout the United States. The third vear of high school is over for us. Novv vve are ready to take up the responsibilities of a model senior class, , TOP ROW: Barbara lov Boone, Richard Butler, Richard Cates, Robert Coffman, Eugene Delvlar, Daniel Delvlar, Beth Dones. SECOND ROW: lames Eevrier, Betty Hanning, Eav Hedger, Burt l-lenke, Theresa jackson, Margaret Keethler, lvlarv Keethler. Tl-llRD ROW: Charles lXflcCarthv, Elaine lvliller, Clifford Pohl, Marv lean Teal, Carl Thornton, lohn Paul Schaefer, Eugene Seitz. EOURTl-l ROW: Rita Stagge, Peter Strifler, Elizabeth Wehrman, lvlarv Williamson, Agnes Wood, Sheridan Yelliott, Rita Yoas. NOT IN PlCTURE: john lvlossman and Vtfilliam Kershner, O FRESHMEN MNEMONIC Our class. gained distinction this year in that one ot its members suggested the athletic emblem. The name MUSTANG suggested by Knox Booth was selected as Madeira's emblem tor coming years, Our home room II6 will be a dull place atter vve have gone to a higher level in education. FIRST ROW: Florence johnson, Gladys Dotson, Margaret McGinnis, Dorothy Hunt, Ruth Headvvorth, Henrietta Schrenk, lulia Gottman, Eileen Boike, Frances Stevenson, SEGOND ROW: Miss lordan, leanne Keethler, Helen Spradling, Dorothy Ghipman, Lou Ellen Gady, Leola An- steatt, Opal Parish, Rosemary Gottman, Mary Louise Kuethe, Mona Schooley. THIRD ROW: William Mossman, Robert Woods, Harold Loving, Gordon Beard, Marion Hendrixson, lames Lut- kehaus, Frank Ball, lim Grouse, Floyd Poppenhouse, Donald Hunt, Harold Gottman. FOURTI-I ROW1 Knox Booth, Barry Butler, Tom Dempsey, Henry Wehrman, William Grimes, Del DeMar, Finch Yelliott, Druce Henn, Richard Thompson, William Klenk, Paul Held, David Pohl: NOT IN PIGTURE: Alberta Peeno, Howard Williamson, lohn Gatron, William Kemble, Garletta Dean, 'A' if ir lt has been tough tor the Freshies this year but vve appear to be coming out ot it all right. We have taken a lot ot heckling from upperclassmen but next year vve vvill give the Freshies a taste ot vvhat vve've been having. However, vve have had a good year and have had lots of tun dovvn in IIB vvith Mr: Gerrard as home room teacher, Novv that vve have learned to 'ltake it we will try to make next year better tor everyone. FIRST ROW: Patty Hanning, Vera Bergen, Geraldine Boike, Ruth Morgan, Doris Kihm, Mary Ann Rohman, Helen Ansteatt, Lois Rauch, lean Folz, Maxine Gratt. SEGOND ROW: Richard DeMar, Daniel McDonald, Donald Busch, ,lay Grouse, Phillip Deervvester, Albert Pur- cell, Donald Maphet, Leonard Hahn, Glarence Becker, Robert Miller, George Mossman, THIRD ROW: Anna Hovvard, Betty Luckey, Alice May Elble, lessie Headvvorth, Ruth Blankenship, Betty Stevenson, Betty Gurtis, Opal Young, Katherine Klenk, Ruth Henderson, Mr. Gerrard. FOURTH ROW: Laverne Schvveer, ,loann Nevin, Kathleen Shuck, Betty lane Stagge, loyce Shirley, Wanda Kaetzel, lanet Maschmeyer, Ruth Gottman, Jeannette Peterson, Helen Parish. FIFTH ROW: Everett Eckert, Haltord Plummer, Robert Kendle, Robert Humphrey, Milton Walston, Robert Meyer, lames Gottman, Richard Knight, Harold Ostendort. NOT IN PIGTUREL Betty Davis, Virginia Finch, Audrey Robinson, lane Westerhott, William O'day. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Louise Voigtlander, Gloria Hewitt, Captiola Brandenburg, Joyce Kemble, Mary Ball, Joan Hicks, Beatrice Hastings, Irene Catron, Pearly Adams. SECOND ROW: Gordon Kineade. Russel DeMar, Robert Luti, Ted Hendrix, Ruth Ann Shirk, Mary Mac- knight, Shirley Becker, Edgar DeMar, Paul LEG, Oliver Jordan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rob- inson. Robert Williams, Robert Lovinxr. Don- ald Henke, Howard Niehaus, Jack Anderson. Dale Beard, Earl McConnaughy. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Nelson, Jack Rybolt. Robert Walsh, Earl Anderson, Jack Adams, Robert Fussner. NOT IN PICTURE: Patricia Greene, Mary Thornton, Mary Wilson. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Doris Daniels, Marjorie Neu- farth, Mary Margaret Thompson, Anne Walsh, Jane Seheerinpr, Althia Maxfield, Mary Helen Murray, Caroline Miller, Judy Fcvrier. SEC- OND ROW: Lou Jean Erfman. Ruth Mar- garet Coffman, Frances Cottman. Jeanne Kihm, Ruth Wallace, Vera Burris, Helen Cooper, Gloria Luti, Dorothy Utman. THIRD ROW: John Voiyrhtlander, Lindy lireehne, Eddie Brandenburg, Jack Smith, Joseph Davis. Har- old Cates, Richard Kendle, Jerry Wright, Thomas Miller, Mr. Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Carl Baker. Donald Brown, Clarence Illanken- ship, Bill Hughes, Newton Keethler. Bill Ste- vens, Henry Chisolm, Bob Powell, Albert Sheldon. NOT IN PICTURE: Jean McCud- den, Don Smith, Fred Sturgeon. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Lois Daniel. Dorothy Voigrt- lander, Mary Jeane Miller, Mary Lou Jack- sons, Lois Bartels, Phyllis Madden, Mary Lou- ise Graft, Margie Smith, Dorothy Bl anken- ship, Shirley Headworth. SECOND ROW: Mary Powell, Mignon Kaetzel. Betty Wehr- man, Gloria Atzel, Kathryn Grimes, Hazel Jane Nolte, Harriett Case. Jean Smith, Nancy Rahningz. THIRD ROW: Miss Slagle, teach- er, Thomas Walsh, Billy Hanningr, Rolland Lenhart. Frank Kirkwood, Raymond Phillips. Eddie Adams, Clayton Beemon. FOURTH ROW: Jack Satterfield, Clifford Sehurig, Roger Zimmerer, Robert Schurigr, Lewis Headworth, Norman Reeves, Jack Addison, NOT IN PIC- TURE: Barbara Greene, Janet MeCudden, Carl Marsh, Adrian Sellers, Gladys Whitaker. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Katherine Miller, Viola Bran- denburg, Glenn Vearil, Robert Jacobsen, Rich- ard Anderson. Robert Klenk, Lois Jepsen, Billy Martin, John Fussner, Charles Jordon, Richard Daniel, Annabelle Voigtlander. SEC- OND ROW: Jane Rau, Kathryn Bailey, Mary Wehrman, Louise Howard, Jetta Lou Peter- son, Charlotte Duvall, Gene Sheldon, Joseph Martin, Betty Hendrix, Freda Moore, Alma Deerwester, Shelly Ann Rich. THIRD ROW: Howard Wood, Shirley Luckey, Marie Harris. George Howard, Orse Chisoim, Gertrude Cott- man, Edward Mahne. Kenneth Dunham, Paul Emery, Thomas Martin, Ray Shuck, Richard Scott, Miss Sayrs, teacher: NOT IN PIC- TURE: Opal Foley, Robert Wick, Charles Mitchell, Hershel Davis. FOURTH GRADE If'IRS'l' ROW: Fanny Voiprtlander, Jean Anne Rodin-rs. Jane Luti, Richard Bartels, Allcan Coldiron. Lois Luckey, Doris Zimmerer, Zoe Anna Henn, George Ertel, William Swift, Eileen Snell. SECOND ROW: Lela Odell, Len Fesmirc. June Wehrrnan, Oaklean Mize, Ed- ward Greenert. Pauline Odell, Helen Klenk, Richard Rybolt, Mary Case, THIRD ROW: Clyde Hcadworth, Gerald Buck, Pauline Young, Rosemary Maddox, Joseph Baker, Jimmy Henke, Charles Elble, Chester Armstrong, Miss Knoop, teacher, THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Carl Daniel, Elmer Odell, Joe Lee Mitchell, Tommy Grate, Donald Davis, Harry Yarmark, Robert Scott, Jimmie Arm- strong, Beatrice Headworth, Cleo Voigtlander. SECOND ROW: Wilby Tolson, Shirley Buck, Nora Florea, Billy Makela, Donald Young, Procter Spaulding. Dicky Murray, Gloria Mad- dox. Joe Baltus, Elaine Terwilleger, Mary Jo Ge'den. THIRD ROW: Alice Belle Boyd, John Darragh. Charles Thornton, Lester Chisolm, Eddie Moore, Mary Frances Courts, Erlene Brown, Dorothy Berry, Clara Headworth, Charles Erfman, Miss Simms. teacher, NOT IN PICTURE: Wayne Fields, Paul Henn, Joyce McCudden. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: William Case, Johnny Chisolm. Clarence Kocbel, Sylvia Moore, Charles Mc- Cullough, Lawrence Hcilman, Merl Shuck, Robert Brown. William Payne, Frederick Shields. Edward Cottman. SECOND ROW: Ruth Klenk, Gay Cromley, Marlene Dittler, Vivian Spaulding, Helena Rich, Wanda Roe, Janet Lee Steinbeck, Edna Mae Harris, Betty Lou Heilman. Jacqueline Duvall, Louis Mad- dox, Lois Sellers. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Jordon, Naomi Coldiron, Mary Weeks, Janet Rodgers, Beatrice Florea. Eugene Beckman, Bernard Martin, Bobby Martin, Alton Head- worth. Patsy Swift, Ralph Neufarth, Mrs. Saunders. teacher. NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Weeks. Ann Scott, Jeanette Davis. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Mary Lamb, Sylvia Coffman. Norman Daniel, Jimmie McCudden, Marlene Horton, Sheila Green, Dickie Meyer, Billy Poe. Bobby Young, Patsy Peeno, Dolly Fuss- nel-. SPXJOND ROW: Martha Graft, Richard Bennett, Anita Jepsen, James Cottman, Gor- don Courts, Linda Cady, John Henn, Roger Smith. Joan Phillipi, Paul Sellers, Mary Ter- willeefer. THIRD ROW: Ernest Odell, Leila Shim-k, Paul Biggs. Earl Bartel, Kenneth Ste- vens, Paul Vearil, Bernice Dunham, Donald Grassman, Harlan Roe. Jerry Makela, Miss Bain, teacher. NOT IN PICTURE: Faith Kemble, Frank Bailey, William Lux. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Annes Balzer, Marjorie Nelson, Kay Berger. Ray Jacobsen, Dick Ferris. Tom Ferris. Norman Maphet, Wayne Florea, Jack Harper. Betty Joan Hull, Frances Voigtland- er, Maxine Davis. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Grate, Tommy Babb, Elaine Williams, Mar- ianne Manley, Jack Gates, Patricia Keys. Dorothy Shriner, John Kihm, Doris Theis, Russell Martin, George Schroer. Miss Nelson, teacher. NOT IN PICTURE: Eleanor Bailey, Dorene Boone. Dianne Cady, Marjorie Dele- sline. Patsy Dodson, Patty Hauss, Barbara Kendle. Janet Luckey, Charles Aneshansel, Tommy Baker. Ronald Horton, Joseph Whit- ton. HONCR STUDEN SCHOLARSHIP THEl939 MNEMONIC Honor rolls are made up for each six vveeks grade period and for the semester and are published in the cur- rent issues of the BLUE AND GOLD. A more informative honor roll vvas compiled this year. The names vvere ranked according to the grade aver- ages, The year and number of subjects were also indicated, In order to be on the honor roll a student must have an average of B5 per cent or more in all subjects and no grade less than 85, he must have no detentions and no unexcused absences and his conduct must be good, Madeira is proud to have such a large number on its honor roll. The first semester honor roll included: Lois Rauch, 9I, lean Putnam, 90, Anna Klocker, 9I, Mary Louise Kuethe, 92, lulia Coffman, 95, Bettie Hill, 93, Beatrice Hastings, 94, Geraldine Boike, 92, Elizabeth Wehrman, 9l, Peggy Adams, 92, SECOND ROW: Elsie Greivve, 92, Ruby Langford, 9I, Rita Stagge, 89, Rita Bergen, 89, loyce Shirley, 93, Dorothy Chipman, 93, Helen Spradling, 89, Mary lean Teal, 95, Helen Parish, 92, Alice Mae Elble, 94, THIRD ROW: Eddie DeMar, 93, David Pohl, 92, Robert Kendle, 90, Del DeMar, 9I, Burt Henke, 95, Eugene DeMar, 89, Michael Green, 92, lohn Paul Schaefer, 92, Daniel DeMar, 9I, Richard DeMar, 95. NOT IN PICTURE: Patricia Greene, 94, and Audrey Robinson, 9l. 'lr 'lr 'lr The tvvo highest ranking students in each academic subject make up the school team which competes in the county scholarship tests, The tvvo receiving the highest score in each subject represent the county in the dis- trict-state contest held at Miami Llniversity in Oxford. The county tests vvere given at the Green Hills High School, April I4. THE TEAM: Lois Rauch, Latin I, Audrey Robinson, Latin I, fourth place, Harriet Cady, Senior Scholarship, Alberta Peeno, Typevvriting I, Elsie Greivve, Typevvriting I, first place, Mary lean Teal, English III, Anna Klocker, Shorthand Il, second place, lean Putnam, English IV, Theresa Iackson, English III. SECOND ROW: Rita Yoas, French I, Opal Young, Algebra I, Ruby Langford, Shorthand II, first place, lulia Coffman, Biology, second place, Alice Elble, English I, second place, Maxine Graft, English I. THIRD ROW: Mary Louise Kuethe, English II, Elaine Miller, Shorthand I, third place, Rita Stagge, Shorthand I, second place, Dorothy Chipman, Latin II, Helen Spradling, English II, EOURTH ROW: Richard DeMar, General Science, Don Maphet, General Science, Harry Iohnston, Senior Scholarship, Robert Coffman, Physics, fourth place, lohn Paul Schaefer, World History, second place, Cliff Pohl, Erench I, EIETH ROW: Robert Kendle, Algebra I, Del DeMar, Plane Geometry, Carl Thornton, Biology, Michael Green, American History, William Kemble, Plane Geometry, third place. NOT IN PICTURE: Burton Henke, Physics. THEl939 RL'S BASKETBA BOY'S BASKETBA MNEMONIC The girls' basketball team did not make the best showing ever made in Madeira, but it was a very good one considering the injuries. The team came out with the record of six wins, three ties and seven defeats. Many of the defeats were by only one point. Total points made by forwards during the yeari Greiwe l3B, Wehrman l33, Wood BB, Korte l5, Shuck 2. Maderia 374, Opponents 383. Members of the squad were: Patty l-lanning, forward, Sis Wehrman, forward, Pauline Nevin, guard, Rita Ber- gen, guard, Elsie Greiwe, forward, Betty l-lanning, guardgvange Korte, forward, SECOND ROW: Agnes Wood, forward, Margaret McGinnis, forward, Kathaleen Shuck, forward, loann Nevin, guard, Betty Stevens, forward, Eileen Boike, manager. Tl-llRD ROW: Mary lean Teal, manager, Miss Eagaly, chaperong Mr. Gerrard, coach, lean Putnam, manager. 'lr i' ir The Mustang cage squad enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in Madeira High School's basketball his- tory during l93B-39. The boys broke even in their eighteen regularly scheduled games and went as far as the quarter-finals in the Hamilton County Class B Basketball Tournament, held at Terrace Park. Getting off to a fast start the Mustang hoopsters won their first three games. They then hit a slump and played slightly less than .SOO ball the remainder of the season. During the course of their schedule Madeira set a new scoring record for the Mustang basketeers when they rolled up 48 points against Anderson. lt was also the first time that Madeira had defeated an Anderson basketball team in ten years! EIRST ROW: l-lelen Spradling, Dick Cates, and Alberta Rudolf, cheerleaders. SECOND ROW: LeRoy l-lendrix, G., Bill Klenk, G., l-lenry Wehrman, E, lohn Baker, G, lim Thompson, G, Tl-llRD ROW: Mr, Dockum, Del De- Mar, G, Mike Green, E, Peter Strifler, Eg Dick Knight, G, Mr. Gerrard, C, FOURTH ROW: Dick Thompson, M, Eugene DeMar, Cg Carl Thornton, C, Fred Meyer, E, David Pohl, M. Prospects are good tor this year-it the boys can hit, We have a veteran team reinforced by somel promising first year men. l-lovvever, bad vveath- er interterred vvith practice, Cames vvere scheduled this year vvith Terrace Park, Loveland, St. Bernard, Deer Park, Sycamore, Glendale and Anderson. FIRST ROW: Tommy Dempsey, c, Zb, William Klenk, p, ot, Del De- lvlar, cg Daniel DeMar, Zbg l-lovvard Williamson, ot. SECOND ROW: Michael Creen, ot, Peter Stritler, ot, Carl Thornton, pg Eugene Delvlar, p, lb, lohn Baker, ss, lames Thompson, 3b. Tl-llRD ROW1 lvlr. Cerrard, coach, Robert Miller, ot, Knox Booth, p, l-larry johnson, ot-, Richalrd Thomp- son, manager, lames Lutk nhaus, ot FOURTH ROW1 james lrouse, ot, David Pohl, manager, Roblrt Woods, ot, if i 'lr It takes more than rain and cold vveather to dampen or chill the spirit ot our track team, Though handi- capped by the untinished track and tield project vve are gradually de- veloping a track team, i FIRST ROW: Oordon Kiniade, Rus- sell Delvlar, Robert Fussneltr, l-lovvard Niehaus, lack Adams, Bet y l.uckey, l-lenrietta Schrenk, Elizab,th Wehr- man, Vange Korte, lvlary Wilson, Pat l-lanning, SECOND ROW: Roger Perkis, LeRoy l-lendrix, Eloyd Pop- penhouse, Edvvin Nelson, llohn Cat- ron, Clarence Becker, Agnes Wood, Shirley Becker, Capitolal Branden- burg. Tl-llRD ROW1 Dick Niehaus. Barry Butler, Del Deliflar, l-lelen Spradling, lanet lvlaschmeyer, Lou Ellen Cady, Rosemary Cottman, FOURTH ROWQ Willis jackson, lvlr. Robinson, Richard Knight, Richard Thompson, manager, David Pohl, manager. THEI939 ASEBAL . .mi MM,--Q, TRACK N EMONIC UE AND GOLD TU DENT COUNCIL This year, tor the tirst time, the BLUE AND COLD was published by a journalism class and transformed trom a magazine to a newspaper in torm and content, Some ot the more popular features were the editorials, the columns Scoop jackson, Flash McCarthy, i'Seen and l-leard, Lookit, and Second Cuessingf' The statt tor i939 was as tollows: Bettie l-lill, editor, l-larriet Cady, associate, Elsie Creiwe, make-up, Walter Sattler, Fred Meyer, produc- tion, lack Morgan, Mary Frances Ringer, Bill Kemble, news, Barbara loy Boone, Charlie McCarthy, tea- tures, Willis lackson, circulation, Bob Cates, advertising, lim Thomp- son, Vange Korte, sports, Sheridan Yelliott, Beth Dones, Rita Yoas, lim Fevrier, Knox Booth, Dick Cates, Laura Behan, Elizabeth Wehrman, Betty l-lanning, Mike Green, lohn Baker, Dick Thompson, general, Mr. Phillips, business advisor, Mr. Rob- inson, editorial advisor. The stencils were cut by the advanced typewrit- ing class. ir 'lr Two years ago, when Madeira High School tirst opened its doors tor business, a student council was formed, Each grade in the building met and chose one ot its members as a representative. The council's duties included making certain rules and regulations tor the promotion ot -satety in and around the school build- ing, helping in the preparation ot assembly programs, and in bringing betore the student council, as a whole, the wants and suggestions ot the grades they represented. With Mr. Dockum at the head, the grades voted the tollowing to be their representatives: Everett Eckert, treshman, Donald l-lenke, eighth, lames Thompson, senior, Marion l-lendrixson, sophomore, Clittord Pohl, junior. A good band and orchestra have been the aims ot Madeira High School tor some time, This year under the lead! ership ot Mr, Dockweiler a great improvement has been made over preceding years. One important thing to note is the tact that during the past tvvo years Carol Cooper, Marion DeMar, and Bob Cates have played in the all- county band. That is something we can be very proud of tor only the best are chosen out ot a high school tor this band. This year the school has purchased several ot the larger instruments with the help ot the P. T. A. Members ot the orchestra were: Al- ma Deervvester, Dick Kendle, Lois Daniels, Phyllis Madden, Caroline Miller, lanet McCudden, Alice Belle Boyd, Catherine Millerl SECOND ROW1 Bob Cates, loyce Shirley, Wal- ter Sattler, Robert Kendle, lean Put- nam, Alice Mae Elble, Maxine Cratt, Mary Lou jackson, Katherine Bailey, lack Addison. 'k Singing is as popular as Miss Beaver at Madeira High. This year the Clee Club presented the Minstrel Shovv instead of the usual operetta. The chorus included: Maxine Oratt, Theresa lackson, Vera Bergen, Heri- rietta Schrenk, Vange Korte, Anna Klocker, Beth Dones, Norma Hewitt, Ruth Morgan, Barbara loy Boone, Patricia Hanning. SECOND ROW: Miss Beaver, Mary Frances Ringer, Carol Cooper, Helen Parish, Alberta Rudolf, leanette Peterson, Rita Yoas, Betty Curtis, Margaret McCinnis, Betty Luckey, Thelma Sheldon. THIRD ROW: janet Maschmeyer, Wanda Kaetzel, loan Nevin, Pauline Nevin, Helen Spradling, Rita Bergen, Laura Behan, Ruby Langford, Wyn- ona Curtis, Alice Elble. FOURTH ROW: William Mossman, Frank Ball, Everett Eckert, Robert Kendle, lim Fevrier, Bob Cates, Willis jackson, Charlie McCarthy, Richard Niehaus, FIFTH ROW: Harry Rudolf, Bill Crimes, Fred Myer, Walter Sattler, Dick Cates, Floyd Poppenhouse, George Mossman, THEl939 ORCHESTRA l i l l GLEE CLUB O I N SE EMONIC NIOR PL UGIRL RES ERVES Man l'chases vvoman--no news. Woman chases man---that's a playl This and many other peculiarly comical situations made up the plot ot GIRL Sl-lY, the Senior Class Play ot V939 The cast: Tom Arsdale, the young college senior vvho's afraid ot women, Bob Cates, Oke Stimson, Tom's roommate land, by the way, a lady loving young manl, Roger Perkisg Barbara Sanford, the girl who is after Tom, Pauline Nevin, Aunt Caroline, a dominating lady ot about torty, Rita Bergen, Sylvia Webster, an attractive but snobbish young lady lMr, Arsdale's choice tor Toml, Laura Behang Dean Marlow, Dick Niehausg Peaches Carter, Oke's girl ot the moment, lean Putnamg Asma, the boys' vvash woman, Alice Rem- nant, Birdie Laverne, a cleaning girl vvho has a great aspiration tor the movies, Mary Frances Ringerg Altred Tennyson Murgatoyd, an amusing selt named poet, l-larry Beckman, Chuck Mayo, Birdie's boy friend, LeRoy l-lendrixg Anthony Arsdale, Tom's tather, Fred Meyer, Miss lor- dan vvas director. 'k Our purpose as a club is to try in our ovvn vvay to make our lives richer and to make our community a better place in which to live, FIRST ROW: Vera Bergen, lean Folz, Barbara loy Boone, Beth Dones, l-lar- riet Cady, secretary, Theresa lack- son, Ceraldine Boike, Norma l-lewitt, Patricia l-lanning, Florence johnson. SECOND ROWi Maxine Cratt, Bet- tie l-lill, Betty Luckey, Margaret Mc- Ginnis, Rita Yoas, lulia Cottman, les- sie l-leadvvorth, Betty l-lanning, Eliza- beth Wehrman, lean Putnam, presi- dent, Tl-llRD ROW: Miss Fagaly, ad- visor, Eileen Boike, squad leader, Laura Behan, Lou Ellen Cady, Betty Curtis, loann Nevin, Lauretta Whit- ton, Mary Louise Kuethe, Betty Stev- ens, Vange Korte, squad leader, Miss lordan, advisor. FOURTH ROW: Agnes Woods, Pauline Nevin, squad leader, lanet Maschmeyer, Elaine Miller, Wanda Kaetzel, Rita Bergen, Mary lean Teal, vice president, Wynona Curtis, Dorothy Chipman, Alice Mae Elble, Elsie Creiwe, treas- UVEF. The Alpha Hi-Y chapter vvas repre- sented at the annual Hi-Y conterence held at Massillon, Ohio, by Burt Henke, Richard Butler, and Mr. Sell- l'Tl3Fl. Roger Rerkis vvas chosen by the Hi-Y Council 'ot greater Cincinnati, to act as chairman ot the Entertainment Committee for the annual Oirl Re- serve-Hi-Y Conference held at the Y, W. C. A. on March 25. The members were as tollovvsi Roger Rerkis, vice president, Mr. Sellman, advisor, Harry Beckman. SECOND ROW: Clitt Pohl, Dick Cates, lohn Baker, lim Thompson, secretary- treasurer. THIRD ROW: lim Fevrier, Fred Meyer, Robert Cottman. FOURTH ROWi Peter Stritler, Burt Henke, Bob Cates, Mike Creen, pres- ident: FIFTH ROW: Eugene DeMar. i' ir The Beta Hi-Y is made up ot the boys from the Freshman and Sopho- more classes. Its purpose is to raise the standard ot the school and com- munity, as an auxiliary ot the Alpha Chapter. The boys gave tvventy books to the school library as their project tor this year. The money was raised by selling soft drinks at the basketball games. The members vvere as tollovvsi Knox Booth, assistant secretary-treasurer, Dick Thompson, vice president, Ceorge Stritler, advisor, Del DeMar, secretary-treasurer, David Pohl. SEC- OND ROW: Floyd Poppenhouse, Frank Ball, Everett Eckert, Bobby Meyer, Marion Hendrixson, Harold Cottman: THIRD ROWi Tom Demp- sey, Henry Wehrman, Finch Yelliott, Dick Knight, Druce Henn. NOT IN PICTURE: Bill Kernble, president. LPHA H BETA HIY MNEMONIC O I O 0 O O I I O 0 BOY GlRL'S 4 H The 4-H Club of l939 was divided into tvvo divisions, the personality club and the cooking club, The cooking class under Mrs. Barn- ickle, has been a tremendous suc- cess both socially and practically. The personality club vvas under the direction of Mrs. Wogenstahl. At every meeting the girls discuss a dif- ferent topic that is based on their aim to look, feel, and act better. FlRST ROW: Lois Luckey, Dorothy Blankenship, Betty Hendrix, Shirley Luckey, Alma Deervvester, Mary Wehrman, Frieda Moore, Mary lean Miller, lane Rau. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Barnickle, leader, Mary Louise Craft, Ann Walsh, Hazel lane Nolte, Mary Ball, loan Hicks, Betty Luckey, Maxine Craft, Peggy Adams, Mr. Caldvvell, County 4-H leader. THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Ringer, loyce Kemble, Mary Thornton, Anna Mar- garet Keethler, leanne Keethler, Ruth Blankenship, Ruth Ann Wallace, FOURTH ROW: Laura Behan, Wyn- ona Curtis, Laurel Keethler, Mrs. Wogenstahl, leader, Henrietta Hicks, Ruby Langford. 'Ir The conventional four-leaf clover, an H in each leaf, is the emblem symbolic of the all around or four-square de- velopment of rural youth, The 4-H's stand for HEAD, HEART, HAND, and HEALTH, the mental, social, ethical, and physical The 4-H pledge is As a true club member, l pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking, my HEART to greater loyalty, my HANDS to larger service, and my HEALTH to better living, for my club, my com- munity, and my country. The 4-H motto is To Make the Best Bet- ter. There vvere five main projects for this yeari forestry, flower gardening, poultry, and rabbits. The Club has attempted a forestry project back of the High School Building. FlRST ROW: Russell DeMar, Robert Fussner, lack Adams, Edvvin Nelson, Eddie DeMar, president, Cordon Kin- cade. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dockum, lack Anderson, Robert Coffman, Rob- ert Walsh, Fred Meyer, leader, Bob- by Meyer, Phillip Deervvester, Mr. Caldwell, County 4-H Club leader. These were some of our accomplishments of the year: We gave a play lo pay for our registration and a jamboree lo make money to help with the moving ot the Colony Building, Another project ot which we are proud is the beautifying ot the rail- road property with the aid ot the Garden Club and the Progressive Club. We are planning a Brownie troop tor girls not old enough to be Girl Scouts. At the end of this term we had a beauti- tul ceremony called the Court ot Awards. The East District leader from headquarters came out to present the badges which we had earned during the year, Some ot these badges may never be presented again, as the program is being changed and certain badges are to be abolished. FIRST ROW: Doris Daniels, Charlotte Du- vall, Harriet Case, Judith Fevrier, Dorothy Utman, Ruth Margaret Coffman, Gloria Luti, Nancy Rahning, Lois Daniels, Alma Deer- wester, lane Rau. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ut- man, junior Girl Scout leader: Florence johnson, Thelma Sheldon, loan Hicks, Mary Ball, Betty Stevens, Peggy Adams, Mary Mar- garet Thompson, Phyllis Madden, Mrs. Ru- dolt, Senior Girl Scout Captain. Tl-llRD ROW: Mary Ellen Macknight, Katherine Klenk, l-lelen Spradling, Alberta Rudolf, Mary Keethler, Lou Ellen Cady, julia Coffman, Margaret Keethler, Mary Thornton. ir ln the past the Madeira Boy Scout Troop 209 has taken part in many worthwhile events and has kept pace with the leaders in many of these. The boys, who participated have now gone on to become better citi- zens and leaders among their comrades, all attesting to the value ot scout training in earlier lite. Attendance is increasing and many of the younger boys are taking an interest in scout- ing and are making the older boys look to their advancement records. The patrols are working with renewed vigor on membership and camping equipment, Plans are being made to move the Colony Building into a more appropriate spot be- hind the High School. The Madeira troop now has fifteen boys enrolled. FIRST ROW: Eddie Brandenburg, Donald Flenke, lack Adams, Roger Zimmer- er, Oliver lordon, SECOND ROW: Newton Keethler, Robert Walsh, lack Anderson, Rob- ert Luti. Tl-llRD ROW: Burton l-lenke, R, S. Kidd, Scout Masterg T. C. Fesmire, Assist- ant Scout Master. NOT IN PlCTURE: james Crouse, Edger DeMar, Clayton Peters, Robert Schurig, Leo Wessel. THEl939 RL SCOU BOY SCOU N EMONIC PATROL MNEMONIC For many years, every morning, noon and after school, two boys can be seen at every street corner and railroad crossing in Ma- deria. These boys have the lives of all the school children from the kindergarten through the high school in their hands The boys are taught the Ohio State Traffic Laws and when on duty they have the same power as police officers, Besides safeguard- ing lives they teach the smaller children the traffic laws and how to conduct themselves in traffic. During all the years of their serv- ices there has been only one traffic injury. FIRST ROW1 Lindy Breehne, Raymond Phil- lips, jack Satterfield, jack Addison, Roger Zimmerer, Clifford Schurig, Frank Kirkwood, Tommy Miller, Eddie Adams, Eddie Branden- burg, john Voigtlander, SECOND ROW: Mr. Bishop, Oliver jordon, Harold Cates, Robert Luti, Earl McConnaughy, junior Reeves, joe Davis, Cordon Kincade, Dick Kendle, jerry Wright, Mr. Buxton. THIRD ROW: jack Smith, Daniel MacDonald, Dale Beard, Billy Stevens, Clarence Blankenship, Ted Hendrix, Albert Sheldon, Robert Fussner, Donald Brown, FOURTH ROW: Clarence Becker, Phillip Deerwester, jack Anderson, Newton Keethler, Harold Ostendorf, Billy Hughes, Albert Purcell, Robert Schurig, jack Adams, jay Crouse. 'Ir The MNEMONIC is an all-school annual published under the trusteeship of the Senior Class. The staff, composed of Seniors, was nominated by the class officers and approved by the advisors. ln keeping with the spirit of the first MNE- MONIC, we HAVE been scornful of they did. Accordingly, we have attempted an im- proved and more inclusive annual. Do you like the new stiff cover bearing the Mus- tang? the increased number of pages and pictures? the engraving? the arrangement? the type? ' The Staffi Elsie Creiwe, editor, Bettie Hill, advertising, Pauline Nevin, photography, Carol Cooper, circulation, Anna Klocker, advertis- ing, Rita Bergen, sports, Fred Meyer, busi- ness manager, LeRoy Hendrix, general, Al- berta Rudolph, clubs, Richard Niehaus, art, james Thompson, sports, Ruby Langford, classes, Wynona Curtis, general, jack Mor- gan, general, Mr, Phillips, advisor, Mr. Rob- inson, advisor, Roger Perkis, features, Charles Wehrman, general, Willis jackson, features, Robert Cates, general, Michael Cireen, clubs, john Baker, sports, Harriet Cady, features, Mary Frances Ringer, classes, Laura Behan, classes. 4- -------------- ---- ------ I ---- I--- sfo BOARD OF EDUCATION MADEIRA VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT MADEIRA, OHIO Taylor Boyd ....V... ,.,.. President Elizabeth Lee ...I,,I .,.I . . , . ,..I,I Vice President Lloyd Wilson .,....... ,. ,.,Chairman Grounds Committee Delbert DeMar. r.., .r,.. ,.r,. . . .... C hairman Athletics Committee james McCudden .r... ..,.... C Ierk and Chairman Building Committee C. R. Dockum .,,,. .. ,. Superintendent of Schools I What the best and wisest parent wants for his child, that must the Community want for all of its children. Any other ideal for our schools is narrow and unlovelyg acted upon, it destroys our democracy. -DEWEY MADEIRA RARENT AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION -1- ----- ----- - --- ------------- ----- 1- THEI939 N H M ONIC IF you woulci measure the value of Telephone Service try to imagine this - or any other community - without it, even for a Few ciays. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company sgpuulggle! 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Ulrich 1:1 THEI939 WILL lOHN BAKER wills his love of baseball to Robert Coffman, HARRY BECKMAN vvills his position on the bus to Dan DeMar. LAURA BEHAN vvills her love of the teachers to Beth Dones. RITA BERCEN vvills her long fingernails to Barbara loy Boone. HARRIET CADY wills her dignity to the Freshman Class. BOB CATES Wills his curly hair to Oene DeMar. CAROL COOPER vvills her dimples to Dick Cates. WYNONA CURTIS vvills her boy friends IPI to Mary Williamson. MIKE CREEN wills his perfect 36 Waist to Carl Thornton. ELSIE CREIWE vvills her autocracy to Theresa jackson. LEROY HENDRIX vvills his ability to antagonize Mr, Robinson to Mary Keethler NORMA HEWITT wills her bicycle to Richard Butler. HENRIETTA HICKS wills her position in the grade lunchroom to Fay Hedger. BETTIE HILL wills her efficiency to Sheridan Yelliott, WILLIS IACKSON wills his excuses to Bill Crimes and Frank Ball, HARRY IOHNSTON vvills his position as chewing gum buyer to Bert Henke. LAUREL KEETHLER wills her quietness to Rita Yoas. ANNA KLOCKER vvills her brilliance to lim Fevrier, VANCE KORTE vvills her popularity to Margaret Keethler, RUBY LANCFORD wills her typing ability to Agnes Vifood. FRED MEYER vvills his timid voice to Pete Strifler. IACK MORCAN wills his hair to Ruth Headvvorth. PAULINE NEVIN wills her laugh to Cliff Pohl. DICK NIEHAUS vvills his voice to Whitey Poppenhaus ROOER PERKIS wills his ability to liven up English to Eileen Boike, IEAN PUTNAM wills her position in C, R. to Mary lean Teal ALICE REMNANT vvills her authenticity to Elaine Miller. MARY FRANCES RINCER vvills her dancing ability to lohn Paul Schaefer ALBERTA RUDOLF wills her history ansvvers to Rita Stagge. WALTER SATTLER vvills his ego to Dorothy Chipman. THELMA SHELDON vvills her seat in history class to lohn Mossman. IIM THOMPSON vvills his sports column to Dick Thompson. PAT WEHRMAN wills his luck to Tom DeMar. LAURETTA WHITTON vvills her color scheme to Sis Wehrman, MNEMONIC ofa -.Im1Im...m. ---.. ,,,1,.,,1..,,.. .1 I1 ...,...,.,1.,.,-,!, 01.1.11-I---.I.1I.I.1M11-1111-I1-iw-I-I:--m.1-w1m.-tm-Im1lm1vm- ,P Johnston's Confectionery REMINGTON, OHIO ORcha rd 250 ...M1 1 1 1I.11.1.1InIv1IrnI1.,.,1.,.,1 1 1 1,,,,1.,,.1,. 111111.11 1 1 1In...Im1m.1wI1ynI1 1 I1 1 1m1nn.. Compliments of the Madeira 5c to 51.00 Store Your Neighborhood Value Store 6808 Miami Ave. 11.1.1.1 1 ,11m11.1.1..,.1,,,,1,,,,1.,.,1 1 1 1,,,,1..,, SHAWNEE MARKET Groceries Fruits Meats Vegetables Phone, SHawnee 152-124 7715 Laurel Ave. MADEIRA, OHIO FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Complete Line of Frosted Foods Ice Cream Dairy Bar -rIrr1.I.I1.,-1111111mI-Im-11.11 1.1.1-1.111 -Im11.1.-nn-nn-'uni 111111111111--lin.-W1mi1mI1wI1.mI1Im1W1I-111uu1m.1m.1w1.-I LITTLEFORD-NELSON School of Commerce Neave Building Fourth at Race Cincinnati 1,.,!, sf--1.1.-H., ----- 1.,. -. - - .... -U.. ---- .m-m.- 1,,I,1.1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1,I.,1....1 -1 1.1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...,1., Congratulations to the Class of '39 FREDERICK LAFFEY D COAL, COKE, BRIQUETS, STOKERCOAL PURINA CHECKERBOARD FEEDS GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE BLACK TOP CINDERS Phone LOcust 7176 7826 Camargo Road Madeira, Ohio vi' -.I.- - ------------ - -------- , -------- ....,.-..,.-.,. T H E CALENDAR Sept. M'lSchool days, school days. Everyone was greeting old friends and wel- coming new friends this first day of the new school year. 9--eThe P. T. A. held its first meeting of the year and welcomed and in- troduced the teachers. iS-A basket picnic was given in honor of the boys softball team. l7kConstitution day. Ml-low's your constitution? 23elVlusic and Art Festival was given by the pupils of our school. l.eRoy, where and with whom did you go after the show? Oct. 7eA teachers reception was given by the P. T. A. in the gym. From all indications they had a very good time. Mr. Dockum wins baby dressing contestl l4fPauline lXlevin's squad had a very successful SOO and lotto party. l8--Wynona has a chauffeur to take her to and from school. l-low long will this last? 2lfThe Alpha Chapter of the l-li-Y had a social. 22fOhio State University l-ligh School Day, More funl lOhio State vs. Chicagol. 25fPractice for lVladeira's first minstrel of many years was in full swing Dick Cates missed his chair and ended upone-well you know. 27'--The Minstrel went off in big fashion with black faces and everything that goes with it. Bob Cates started the show off by entering in his red flannel underwear. 3le-A community halloween party was held on the school campus. Nov. 2eeThe P. T. A. gave a free dance with a colored W. P. A. orchestra and floor show. Say you should have seen some of those shy Seniors of ours dancingl lleA P. T, A. card party and bazaar was given at the auditorium. l3eThe Prince of Peace Declamation Contest was held at the lvl. E Church. The medal was won by William Kemble. l5el-lunting season opened, and Dick Niehaus played hookey that afternoon just to catch one rabbit. .24eThanksgiving Day. We all had the stomach ache. 28-4-H clubs achievement meeting took place and many received their achievement pins. Dec. Zfl-li-Y Conference at Massillon, Ohio. We surely did miss you in history class today, Mr. Sellman. ltest as usual thoughl Sflgutclg Sayttler, l-larry lohnston, and l.eRoy Hendrix played hookey to see on ie. 22-The school children gave a very interesting program at the school audi- torium. 23a-Whitey played hookey. But here is what happenedelvlr. Dockum called up and Whitey answered the telephone. ls this Floyd Poppinhause?'l No, this is the boy who helps his mother. 28eeA Cirl Reserve Dance was given at the school. lanuary, l939 2nWe think we all can stand this holiday. lOeeElaine lvliller seemed to have a slipping time getting to school today. Right in front of the school Elaine lost her balance and well blow me down. l4el3eta l-li-Y card party at school. l7eRita Bergen pulled the ligaments in her knee in a basketball game. MNEM ONIC - '- - Iilf ----- --1- - ---' - -1-L - 1- - - 11 - - - - ----- --1- - '--- -1- +I- '- --- ------------ --A-I--+ Phone 90 - - STOP AT A ' I COMPLIMENTS BLANKENSHIP s , , f 5 2 0 SERVICE STATION . Service With a Smile J' R- Hudson, M- D- Miami and Shawnee Road 5 , Madeira, Ohio I - .i,i -,.-..- .,., - .... - ..., - .,., - K,i. - .i.. - .i., ..... .i., - . mf. .i.- .,., - ..., - - .... .... , -,, .---.. ,,,,-,,,,- - Iill - '1-4 - -i-1 - -'-- - -'-' - -i-- - -i-- - vivi - i-i- - --f- - f-i- - 1-i- - -'i- - Iili - Ifli - -i-' -4- +I- lifl -1--- --il - A-i- - i-i1 - i-i- - 1-4- - --1- - --li - 1-1- - 1--, - ---, -.--1-1- The Norwood Roller Rinlc I COMPLIMENTS OF one of The Q The Geo. Meyer 8: Sons Co. 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Dockum was demonstrating the radio set to a laundry man, he tuned in on the manual training room to listen in and heard l.. Fl, say l-ley, you guysl Shut up. lvlr. Dockum's listening in. 30e-flvlr. Robinson broke rules by sitting with a girl when he wouldn't let the rest of the boys do so. Bleflvlri Buxton was late for school. l-le says he had a flat tire. ??? eBoy Scout play at the school B, V, D, theater party at the lvlariemont theater. eel-larry lohnston, in History Class, got President Van Buren mixed up with Bob Burns' home town Van Buren. Alberta Rudolf, l-lenrietta l-licks, Carol Cooper, and lim Thompson found their typewriting keys stapled to detention slips because they had left them in their typing drawers. Agnes Wood came to school with her hair in long curls and Barbara loy Boone with hers on top of her head, What is this lunior Class coming to? lvlr, Phillips was late for the annual staff meeting tonight. Dick Niehaus has to cook supper tonight. l'Ow, my stomachl Rita Bergen took a tumble from her chair in the lunch room at the annual staff meeting. Croup pictures were taken for the annual, eWynona Curtis says the Bear Flag is one that has no clothes on. Roger sat in history class and cracked his toes. elvlore were absent than on any other day this year. epat tried to run a train off the track. Y, C. S. Royal Order of Bo's Convention in the Royal lungle of the school. l-lot bean sandwiches the main meal. --- Speed lackson tries to outrun cop and lands in the jailahouse, The Senior prom. Spring Concert lBetty gigglesl. Girl Scout lamboree. eeAssemb!y1 Fools, Fakers and Fortune Tellersf' Ceneral scholarship test. Every pupil test Locker inspection. lack lvlorgans locker condemned as fire hazard. Cirl Reserve boat ride. Parents night topen housel. Eighth grade state test. f'l'rack meet at Carthage Fair Grounds, Cirl Shyefesenior class play, elunioraSenior Banquet. 4eBaccalaureate at the lvlethodist Church. Commencement day. NEMONIC iw- K1-. -H--i - - -1- - - -1 - 1+y+ - 1-K- - -,-L - - -- - - -' --i--i - - - - - 1 - -4- -4-H--in CHerry 4389 AUGUST L. HUSSEL WHOLESALE CANDY lOBBER 1 Exclusive Distributors A LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATESU 1 l 4- 75 E. McMicken Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio ti' l I Madison Balcery 6101 Madison Rd. 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Beckman wins hot nickel race from Mr. Bux- ton . . . Flood lthis situation saved many embarrassing momentsl. jUNlOR HIGHLIGHTS: Well here is the new high school we've been waiting ten years tor . . Great candy sales supervised by Pete Greiwe, our treasurer . . . Harry johnston starts entertain- ing us with his harmonica 4 4 . Snow tights were enjoyed by all ot we juniors , . . Those wet days in chemistry and we're still wondering how all the water got on the blackboard next to Pat and Perk's desk, tsk, tsk . . . Vice President Mike Green comes in second in scholarship in Hamilton County tor History . . , Anna Klocker becomes alternate on county scholarship . . . Secretary jean Putnam having a good time with minute corrections . 4 , President Perkis shows amazing speed in slipping on rubber apron to cover acid holes in pants. HQSG4 did the trick . 4 4 juniors enter- tian Seniors at the exclusive Netherland Plaza Hotel--WOW!-rain, 'lRobiri Hood, gardenias, danc- ing and more rain, I SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS: Seniors sporting classy class rings 4 . . Pauline Nevin having a little trouble with the hospital, but she pulls out O. K. and looks as good as new . . 4 Vange comes near being exterminated by Baker tor being the culprit in the case ot the disappearing journalism book . . . A swing orchestra led by Bob Gates, our Vice President, was tormed with Butch', playing the sax and a tew ot the juniors completing this band , . . President Perkis blushes at certain senior class meet- ings about the class colors . . . The Hobo Glub is organized by Flashl' McGarthy and i'Scoop', jackson . 4 4 Alice riding her bicycle to school those rainy days . 4 . Hendrix is our IB horse power man 4 4 4 Niehaus starts ignoring stop signs but the cop doesn't ignore Dick , . , Ferdinand the Bull is recognized at Hop Ott Inn . 4 . jack Morgan writing his :Seen and Heard column , . . jailbird jackson spent an hour in the jug tor speeding . , . Seniors give the tirst Prom in Madeira High history. Prom Notes: Thelma had a little trouble with the cleaner about a tormal . . . Garol and Wynona danced in the balcony just like juliet . . . A good time was had by all who attended even though Lauretta did come in at about II o'clock . . . Fred Meyers spending most ot his time working on the MNEMONIG . 4 . The Henrietta, Ruby and Laura teud against Mr. Sellman tor being late to History Glass . 4 . Norma getting her notes mixed . 4 . Seniors 'Ago to towni' to get their pictures taken4 Ahl slowly I turned' l4,. That swell banquet the juniors gave . 4 4 The hard practice on our class play Girl Shy was worth all ot it . . . Well, tinally we're coming to an end ot all these classes 4 4 . Our Baccalaureate Services at the Methodist Ghurch, Gaps and Gowns and then Graduation and the small celebrations . . . Dog gonel tour years ot high school tinished al- readyl MNEM O NIC ' nfs-IIII1II 11----1-11-11 II-IIII-2, agouiuui 1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII1Inu-IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII-- 4, I I i Checking and Saving Accounts C ' I a d Pe sonal OTTO GRAU, INC. ommema n r 222 W 4th St THE CAMARGO BANK ' ' I OF MADEIRA Member Federal Deposit Steinway and Sons Pianos Insurance Corporation I - r-I- ----- - .- ------ .--- -.,- -I+ -1-. .I., - ,I., --- .... - ..,. - .... - .... - .,I. - .,.. - .... -.........---..,. ' ' ' 'I 'I '!' '! '- - - -'I - - 'I- - - - - - - - - - I I 1 . . - JaClCSOl'l S SCTVICC StatlOl'l E Hausfeldls Express Montgomery 6 Kincaid Aves. Daily Service Between Pleasant Rldge Cmcmnatl' Ohm Loveland, Madeira, Indian Hill and Quaker State Oil G Grease U. S. 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The answer is Yes-IF you will prepare for it. YOU CAN it you WILL. Will you? Alter Graduation You may get started without loss of time after graduation, if you will send for a free copy of our interesting booklet, Planning Your Futuref, No obligation. MILLER School ol Business 528 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Telephone: MAin 2456-2457 -uu-- 1iiin1nii1un1ini-:mi-nri-im-im-nu1uii1un1 -un -u -im-un1iin1nn-im ii-iin1un1iiu1iiir-iui THEI939 BEN'S BUDGET JEWELERS 4568 Main Ave. Norwood, Ohio ME. 7474 IEWELRY FOR ALL -rm-my1111:-iiii-rm1.mi1im1.ni1inr-mi11,11-nu-iii...ini-uu-mr- u..mi-u.i1uu1 mi..uu-uri-. 11:11 HH1 in-1 4m-1nr1uu1im- nn-M1 Charles Beclcer Candy Co. 45l5 Hamilton Ave., Phone Klrby 6142-W Wholesale Confectioner ,,14,i,1,.,.1 1 1 1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1in.1 K. E. BAIN PLUMBING E1 ELECTRIC CO. Phone SHawnee i034 Madeira, Ohio -,W-.H1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,,1 I Engraving in the I939 Mnemonic Supplied by The Repro Engraving COITIPGTIY Designers Engravers Miami Bldg. 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