Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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Page Six Vol. lll 1940 THE MNEMoNlc CONTENTS THE YEAR'S EVENTS The Mnemonic Summarizes the News ........ .... 8 Picture of the Year ...,... MNEMONICS PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY Impossible ls Un-American .i.,... ,....V. Under-Classmen ...,.. Government ..i... Education ,i......,.r.. Arts and Sciences ....... Music ...... Theatre ...... Sports i.,.. Clubs .... OTHER DEPARTMENTS Dedication .ii.,..........,. Letters to the Editor .,.,.. Speaking of Pictures i,.., Autographic Memories ...,.. Mnemonic Goes to a Few Parties .4....., ...... 3 6 The Alumni Page ....... STAFF The staff of the 1940 Mnemonic was appointed by the class officers and the faculty. In order to present a bet- ter annual the committees were chosen after much consideration as to inter- est, ability to work, and cooperation. These committees have succeeded, we believe, in accomplishing this aim. Of course the going has been tough and there was at times an exceedingly large amount of Work to he doneg but under the direction of our editor, Burton Henke, we always came through with a smile. The 1940 Mnemonic is a sample of the work that can be done by a group of students who have the ability to cooperate and work together. We have tried to make this hook something that can be treasured and enjoyed as life goes on, not only by us but by everyone. We feel that we can be proud to present this book to our many friends. CAMERA CLUB The year 1940 inaugurated the be- ginning of the Madeira Camera Club. A club of this type had been at- tempted several times beforeg how- ever, it was not until this year that the plan was finally realized. It was through excellent cooperation and un- tiring energy of the members that the Camera Club has risen from ob- scurity to a place of prominence in the school. Much of the success of the club has been due to the wise selec- tion of ofhcers. Eugene DeMar has proven a most efficient president and leaderr, Dan DeMar, Cliff Pohl, and Bill Kershner ably filling their jobs as secretary, treasurer, and darkroom chief, in that order. During the one year existence of the club, it has begun the equipping of a darkroom and it is IIOWV up to the members of next year to carry on this work. The Camera Club of 1940 sincerely hopes that the interest in the club shall continue and we feel that a most interesting and enjoyable program shall again be offered to the oncoming members.