Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

7 ! THE gnior Cfadd f 0 I950 PRESENTS Om- JUome MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL MADEIRA. OHIO 1.9 EDUMTlm 3A2 eclication- oi the annual is always 0 diHiCUit decision. The stcnti had in mind two especially deserving candidateshwe could not decide be. tween them. Both have helped us with our maior problems From the time we entered grade school. Both have shared our laughter and our tears; both have cheered our achievements and tactfully toler- otecl our ioilures: both have unfailingly supplied us with much- needed encouragement. in this lost year of schooi we have learned to reoiize to whom we owe our most sincere gratitude. and we feel that it is appro- priate to dedicate c1 sample of our accomplishment to them. Through these twelve years. which formed such on important phose in our lives. they have contributed equally to our deveiopment. . . . And so we dedicate the 1950 Mnemonic to both our parents, -mom ans! gold SEQUENCE OF EVENTS - FACU LTY PAGE 8 SENIORS PAGE 14 CLASSES PAGE 34 ACTIVITI ES PAGE 44 ,,, W 7 , ii 7' 'ta MNEMONIC . We had high hopes for 0 big onnch when we made our first layout We were de fermimed fhof the finished producf be sophisticofed. newe unusual . . . we went : To work To make It That way EDITORS SaHy SchaFer Syiviu Coffmun BUSINESS MANAGERS Orville Weissmun Phyl Rhodes Bernard Brockhage SALES MANAGERS June Leppert Phyl Z'Ike ?DENTIFIERS Jo Ann Schaefer Bobs Svcbodu DIARISTS Sheila Greene Marfhcl Grah pg 1'; 2?; 1r '1, '1! Is; 3 MM: '7! AI' Iggy STAFF An extra big 'fhonkiyouu Is due Mrs. Williams. Our on; nuoi odvisor. Everyone put forth his best efforts. and here you have The results. ARTISTS Richard Roflow Judy Watson Joy Little PHOTOGRAPHERS Dick Meyer Ann Homer Bi McKenzie Jacquie Grace SPORTS WRITERS Mary Parker Jim Decatur Donn Cooles TYPISTS Danie Wright Betty Linn Joan Schreiber Immmill. ,5 d. 45- ? M jacufgy , r , rpmgr? YE! am whif'l'V 1 .12 - VW ,n uth T . , . W. MARSHALL SELLMAN. SUPERINTENDENT WHmingron College University of Cincfnnoti r A most helpful principal is Mr. Dericks Here he is shown counseling with students, one of his daily duties. Mrs. Gripshover. cur indispensabfe secretary. MADEIRA MR. H. L. DERICKS MR. H. A. STOUGHTON University of Cincinnoh' Otterbein Principal Ohio State Science MRS DOROTHY REED MR. FRANCIS R. LANG Marietfo College A .f E . . r' , , . UHJVEFSIYO CIHCWWOV Unwersny oFCIncmnoh Physncc! Education Commerdgl MRS. JANICE CARRIGAN Ohio Wesleyan MISS AUDREY MEIER Monmourh College English S ' Commercial clence' Civics Moihemohcs MRS. GRIPSHOVER MR. SIDNEY FRIEDMAN Secreiory ' V V - U mversny 0F Concmnofl Physicu! Educorion MRS. REBECCA LA SAYE Heidelberg Ohio Slum Latin English MR. JOHN E. DIAL University of Cincinnofi Spanish English MRS. OLIVE GREGORY MIGmi University University of Cincinnati English Social Science MR. RALPH A. WRIGHT Ohio State University History Civics FACULTY MR. JAMES W. ZARLEY Ohio Universiry lndusrriai Arrs Driver Training MRS. FRANCES ELBERTY Cleveland School of Ar? Western Reserve Art MISS JEAN FARMER Seton Hill College Universiw of Pittsburgh Music MRS. CLEDA DUMONT University of Cincinnati Home Economics Sn iom 16 THE SENIORS Four years have gone by: oddly enough. we don't feel any ditterent from the kids who walked down the school hall for the first time four years ago. There ore so many things to look back on. Remember the Madeira hots We tried so desperately to sell: our first dance, THE KICKOFF; the football game in which we beat Terroce Pork 31 to 25; the Prom we gave; the mornings we got up at five o'clock to decorate the gym. These and many. many more, ore unforgettable memories that We shall corry with us always. There will be no more worrying about being late For Classes. no more cramming for exams. or staying up all night to finish reading HAMLET. no more Blue Mondays 0r Thank Goodness it's Friday. Our thoughts now move on to the future and we wonder What is ahead of us. We eagerly await what the coming years may bring. but we also have C: feeling of deep regret in leaving our high school days behind, ADVISORS MRS. REBECCA L. SAYE MR. H. A. STOUGHTON MR5; ARLENE V. WILLIAMS Heidelberg Otterbein Miami Universtty Ohio State Ohio State Untversity of C'rncinnoti Latin English Science English Bi Jacobs. treasurer: Jim Decatur. V'Ice president; Sully Schaier. secretary; Class Colors 0053 Hower Class Motto Bernard Brockhuge. president. .................. , .Novyond Pink ........................ . . Pink Carnation Nothing worthwhile was ever achieved wifhouf enthusiasm THE SENIORS FRANK BAILEY 1n1'romuro1 Basketball 1; Blue and Gold 1.2.3: Senv ior Class Ploy: Safety C1ub 2.3.4: Sport Manager 2.3.4. EARLBARTELS Intramural Basketball 1.2.34: Track 1.2.3: FootboH 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3: Chorus 2.3. BERNARD BROCKHAGE BaskeTbOH 1.2.3.4; Track 3,4: FoctbuH 1.2; Class Vice President 2: Class President 4: Annual Staff 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: V1ce Presidenf 3: Executive Commit- tee 13; Senior Scholarship; Senior Class Ploy. DONN COATES Basketball 3,4: Baseball 2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Blue and Gold 4; Annual Squ 4: Senior Class Play; Hi-Y 3.4: Senior Scholarship. SYLVIA COFFMAN Intromura1 Kickball 1; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Dramatic Club 1.2: Blue and Gold 1.2. Assistcnr Editor 3.4: Annual Editor 4: Chorus 1.2; Triple Tr1o 2; ExecuV 11ve Committee 1.2.4; Scholarsh1p 1: Senior Schol- orship. GORDON COURTS Senior Scholarships: Science Club 3. JAM ES DECATUR Basketball 1.2.3.4; BoseboH 1.2.3.4: Blue and Gold 2.3. Edimr 4.- C1oss Pres1dent 3. Class Vice Pres?- denf 4: Annual Sim? 4: Hi-Y 3, President 4: Li- bgory 52011 2: Scholarship 1.2.3.4: Senior Scholar- s Ip. JAMES DENIER Intramural BoskeTboH 1: Basketball 2.3.4: Track I: Chorus 1.2.- Hi'Y 3.4: Executive Commitfee 3. Looks like a sure shotE It's a higHy contested game with those unknown opponenfs. Ping pong was always a popular sport a? OUR HOME for spectators as well as players. 10 20 THE SENIO'RS JAMES DOYLE Intramural Basketball 1: Basketball 2.3.4; FootbolT l,2,3.4: Band I: Chorus l2: Hi-Y 3.4- RONALD DULANEY Intramural Basketball 3: Basketball 12: Track l2: Chorus 1,2. DON EDMONDS Sports Manager 3.4. PHYLLIS EPPERSON lnrromurol Kickball l: G.A.A. l.2,3.4: Dramatic Club L2; Blue and Gold 12.3.4: Class President I: Chorus 1.2.14: Sofefy Club 3,4: Scholarship 1.3. JACQUELYN GRACE lntromuroi Kickball k: Cheerleading 2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2,3. Secretary 4: Dramatic Club 21 Blue and Gold 3,4; Annual Staff 4: Chorus 2.3: Triple Trio 47 Execuiive Committee 3; Interscholastic Hockey 3.4; Inlerseholostic Basketball 3.4: Scholarship 2: Senior Scholarship; Leuders' Club 4. MARTHA GRAFT lnrromurol Kickball l: GJNA. 12.3.4: Dramatic Club l.2: Blue and Gofd l,2.3.4-: Annual SiaFF 4: Chorus 1,2,3: Senior Class Play: Spanish Club 2: Senior Scholarship. SHEILA GREENE Intramural Kickball l: G.A.A. l,2.3,4-; Dramatic Club l,2: Blue 0nd Gold 3: Annual 8209 4: Chorus l.2.3.4-: Senior Class Play: Safeiy Club 3,4; Triple Trio 3.4: Moiorelre l.2.3: Library Sch 4; OpereHa 3. NORMA HARRIS Track I: G.A.A. L2,3.4: Dramatic Club I: Chorus l,2.3: Library STUFF 4. Is it going ro be poker or Canasta? Cards were iusl one of Hue many diversions during the years or OUR HOME. And befme and alter a session. snacks were u1wuy5 appropriate. r-n 22 THE SENIORS DONALD HEN KE 1nrromural Boskeiboll l.2.3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Football 315enior Class Ploy: Hi-Y 4, JOHN HENN lnfromurol Basketball 4-: Track 3: Sports Manager l.2,3. ANN HOMER Inhomurol Kickball !: G.A.A. L234; Dramatic Club 1: Blue and Gold 3: Annual STch 4-; Foot- ball Queen's Arrendonf 1; Sewing Board 4. EUGENE JACOBS Infromurol Basketball 1.2; Basketball 3.4; Class Treasurer 4-: Golf 3.4: Library Staff 4: Scholarship 1.2.3: Sport Manager I: Senior Scholarship. ANITA JEPSEN GAA. 12.3: Band I; McioreHe l.2.3,4. HERBERT KAES Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Library StaH 4: Sporf Manager Iv JUNE LEPPERT Intramural Kickball l: G.A.A. 1.23.4; Dramatic Club I; Blue and Gold 4-: Annual SfoFF 4: Exec- uh've Committee 3.4; Foofboll Attendant 3. BETTY LINN Chorus 13.4: Library Siaff 3: Operetta 4: Music Theory Club ll This is iust to prove H10! our class had a lot of pull of OUR HOMEA It's just a gag bur these seniors seem in be eniaying E1 thoroughly. THE SENIORS JOY LITTLE intramural Kickball l; G.A.A l,2.3.4: Dramatic Club 12: Blue and Gold I.2,3.4: Annual StchF 4: Chorus I.2: Senior Class Ploy: Triple Trio 1: Exec Ufive Committee I2: Interscholastic Boskeiboll 4: Senior Scholarship. WILLIAM LUX Infrcmurol Basketball 2: Football 2: Chorus l.2: Scholarship l.2,3.4: Senior Scholarship. JAMES McCUDDEN Intramural Basketball 12: Chorus l2: Sport Man. ager l,2. WILLIAM MCKENZIE Intramural Basketball L4; Basketball 23: Baseball 1.2.3.4: FoorboH 2.3.4: Annual SfoH 4; Hi-Y 4-: Library SEOH 4-: Scholarship 3. THOMAS MCMAHAN Safety Club 3A. RICHARD MEYER Baskerbull 1.2.14: Baseball l.2: Truck 4: Football 2.3.4: Blue and Gold 3: Class Vice President I: Annual StoH 4: Senior Class Play; Hi-Y 2.3. Treas- ure: 4: Executive Commilfee 2. MARY PARKER Intramural Kickball I: Track 1.2.3.4: G.A.A, l,2, Vice President 3. President 4-; Dramatic Club I; Biue and Gold 2.3.4: Annual Staff 4'. Leoders' Club 4: lnterscholostk Hockey 3.4: Library Staff 4; Interschoiasric Basketball. 3A: Scholarship l.2,3A-: Senior Scholarship, WANDA PHILLIPS Dramatic Club '2: Blue and Gold 4: Chorus l.2,3.47 Library 5?0H 4: Girl Scoufs I,2.3,4. This air conditioned model may not be lhe latest thing in transportation. bu? it furnished a porlian cf the fun around OUR HOME. Thfs group doesn'f appear to be going anywhere; They are just lanmg; and anyway, who wants lo push it? 26 THE SENIORS PAUL RAPE Baseball 2.3.4: Track 1: Football 2.3.4; SenTor Class Ploy: Hi-Y 4-: Library SmH 4-. JANET RAPP Blue 0nd Gold 4: Library Staff 4-: Schobrslip 1.3: Senior Scholarship: Girl Scouts 1.2.3.4. PHYLLIS RHODES G.A,A, 2,3,4: Biue and Gold 2.3.4: Class Vice President 2: Class Treasurer 3: Annual Staff 4: Bond l.2.3: Chorus 2.31 Senior C4055 Play: Triple Trio 2.3; Executive Committee 4: Junior Town Meering 4: Foofbcll Queen's Artendont 2; Senior Scholarship: Operatic 3. RICHARD ROFLOW lnframural BosketboH 1.3: Basketball 3.4; Football 3.4: Annual Staff 3.4; Senior Scholarship: Sport Manager I. JO ANN SCHAEFER Intramural Kickball l; GAA. 2.3.4: Dramatic Club 2: Blue and Gold 2.4: Annud StuFF 4-; Chorus 2.3.4: Spanish Ciub 1.2: Triple Trio 4: Library SfoFF 2.3.4: Mlerscholostic Hockey 4-: Inferscholasric Bosv ltefbcll 3.4-. Scholarship 2: Senior Scholarship: Operetta 3.4: Music Theory Club 2; Accompanisl 2,3. SALLY SCHAEFER Intramural KickbcH l: Cheerleading I.2.3.4: G.A.A. l,2.3.4. Secretory 3: Dramatic Ciub 1.2: Blue and Gold Editor 2.3, StoFF 4: Class Secretory 2.3.4: Annual Editor 4: Chorus I.2: Senior Class Ploy: Triple Trio 4: Interscholastic Hockey 4; ln- rerscholosfic Basketball 4-: Schobrship l.2.3.4-: Football Queen 4; Senior Schoicrship: Leaders' Club 4. MARY SCHAU FF intramural Kickball l: Interscholastic Basketball 2: G.A.A. 1.2.3: Interscholastic Hockey 2; Inferschol- osfic Volley Ball 3. ' JIM SCHMID Infromurol Basketball l.2.3.4; Truck 4: Bond L23; Chorus 2.3: Operetta 3. Ah. the pause that retreshes! A gang from OUR HOME can where they stop Ior a coke and to exchange the latest gossip. always be seen at the drug store 28 THE SENIORS JOAN SCHREI BER G.A.A. 2.3.4: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annual Staff 4: Interscholastic Hockey 2.3; Library Staff 3; Inter- scholastic Basketball 4: Interscholastic Volley Ball J BARBARA SVOBODA GAA. 2.3.47 Dromaiic Ciub 1.2: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annual Stat? 41 Chorus 1.2; Sen70r Class Play: Library Staff 4: Saninr Scholarship. MARY TERWILLEGER Intramural Kickball l: 0AA. 1.2.3.4: Dramatic Club l: Blue and Gold 4: Bond l.2.3: Chorus l.2.3: Executive CommiHee 3: Interschoiosfic Hock- ey 3: Operetro 3: Music Theory Club 2: Girl Scouts 1.2.3. President 4. PAUL VEARIL lnfromurol Basketball 2.3.4: Track 2.3: Fooiboll 2: I Bond 1.2.3.4: Chorus l.2. JACK WAKEFIELD Basketball 1.2.3.4; Truck 1.2.3; Football 3; Blue and Gold 4: Class Vice President 3: Chorus 1.3: Senior Class Ploy: Execufive Committee l.2,4; Scholarship l.2.3: Senior Scholarship: Opereno 3. GEORGE WALTER Iniromuro! Basketball 2.3.4: Football 3: Golf 3.4. JUDY WATSON Intramural Kickball 1: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Dramatic Club I.2: Blue and Gold l,2.3,4: Annual SroH 4: Senior Class Play; Triple Trio 3.4-: Executive Com- miHee 3.- Interscholastic Basketball 4: Senior Schol- arship: Chorus 1.2. ORVILLE WEISSMAN Basketball l.2.3: Baseball l.2: Troclc 1.2: Blue and Goid 1.2.3.4: Class President 2: Annual SloFf 4: Senior Class Ploy: Hi-Y 3. Secremry 4: Execurive Committee I.3.4; Junior Town Meeting: Library 5:03 4: Scholarship 1.2.3.4: Senbr Scholarship. KniHing-an 'Inslilufian cf OUR HOME. Everyfhing From argyle: fo fies were seen in progress: and. as you can see. even 1he fellows were willing lo learn! The juke box was iusl another of the umusemenfs enfoyed while in OUR HOME. CAROLYN NORRIS Chorus 4x FRED WOLFE Trcck 12; Sport Manager 12, DOROTHY WRIGHT Intramural KickboH I: Track 1.2: Bhe and Gcfd 2 3 4: Armour Sta? 4: Library Stof'F 2.3: hferscholosfic BoskefbaH l4: Interscholcsfic Hockey 2. ROBERT YOUNG Inframurol BoskefboH 3.4: Track 3A: Foolboli 2.3x Captain 4: Senior Class Ploy: Hi-Y 4: Execque Commilfee 4: Senior SchobrsMp. PHYLLIS ZIKE Intramural Kickboilj 6AA. 1.2.14: Draw mch Club 1: Hue and Gold 4: An- nud 5105' 4: Chorus 12: Triple Trio 24; Operatic 14. SENIOR CLASS PLAY You Can't Toke Ir Wi+h Youh was produced 0+ Madeira High School. Friday nighi'. May 19, by The Senior Class of 1950, with fhe following cost: Penelope Sycamore ............................ . .. ....... Bobs Svobodo Essie ..................................................... Sally Schofer Rhebo ..................................................... Judy Watson Poul Sycamore ............................. .... .V. .... .... Dick Meyer Mr. De Pinmo ............................................. Don Henke Ed .................................. .. V , .. .,. , . Jack Wakefield Donald ....... . , ..................... V. . .......... Bernard Brockhcge Martin Vcnderhof ....................................... Orville Weissmon Alice ....................................................... Phyl Rhodes Henderson ....................... . . . . . . ................ Bob Young Tony Kirby ................................................... Jim Decatur Boris Kolenkhov ................................................. Poul Rope Gay Wellington ............................................. Sheila Greene Mr. Kirby ....................................................... Bill Lux Mrs. Kirby ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . .A . .................... Morfho Graft Olga ....................................................... Joy Little And whof a party +ho+ was after the show! It was a peHecr climax to the whole. exciting affair. A million Thanks fo Mrs. Domer for directing our play. We know we couldn'f have done It Without you end we sincerely hope fhct you had as much fun as we did. You Con'f Toke If With You is Truly on experience rhot we shall never ?orger 32 SEPTEMBQR :L 5 8 12 15 22 13 G 13 20 11 2 lit 22 28 DECEMBER 1 2'3 1 8 9.10 11 1E 15 JG :1 .ni 22 log 2i 28 2i L30j31 JANUARY is y ., H4 3 5 Low 10 15 16 11 22 23 24; 13 30 31 I 949-50 SEPTEMBER 6-School Sforts 15 Cheerleoders chosen 16 Carthoge Fair Senior Dance Pig- skin Polka 24 PTA Born Dance 30 Mi'. Healthy fhere OCTOBER 7-Junior Dance Holfbock Hop -Hor- rison Here l l G.A.A. Initiation 14 T0ylor there 15 PTA Born Dance 2l Homecoming-SenIor Dance Royal Ball Loveland here ZSA-Senior Pictures Taken 27 Junior Dance Wifches Waliz 3l Essoy Awards Why We Should Shop in Madeira NOVEMBER 4 Dod's Nighf Senior Bake Sole Syc emore here IO Terroce Pork +here IZ-PTA Born Dance 17 Turkey Dinner ZZASeniors went f0 see HAMLET 23 Junior Show Magicians Box 25 Thonksgiving 29 Junior Town Meeting-Modeiro vs. Terrace Park DECEMBER 2 Mi. Healthy fhere 7wPolIce Swing Bond Assembly 9wTerroce Pork there IO G.A.A. Bake Sole Mcriemon1-nere l l Anderson fhere 20 Blue and Gold party 22 Shclronville here 23-G A.A. Formal 24u-Chrisfmcs Holidays Start JANUARY . 3-Chrisfmos Holidays over-Footbcll Awards 6 GlendoIe here 7 GreenhilIs here lO PTA MeefEng l2 PTA night meefing l3-Senior dance Hi Boll Hop Love- lond here l4 PTA cc: rd p0 rty 16- I 9 Exoms ----- 20-Milford--here 27 Sycomore here-Assembly for Miss Pyles 28 Country Dcy-fhere DIARY TEBRURRy 1 2 5 7971-3 ft :10 11 FEBRUARY 32 13 ii 15 16 11 18 3-Senior Scholarship Tesrs-Shoronville 15 18 E12117; there 4 Milford fhere 26 21 28 6-7-Freshmon-Junior TesTs lO Terroce Park here I IvPTA Born Dance 13 Joy Vees Tournamen+ Storrs 16 Varsi'ry Tournemenf Starts 22 HoIidoy MARCH 10 PTA l4 G.A.A. Meeting 17 Girl s Gym Demonstration lS-PTA Barn Dance 23-Opereffo Matinee 24 Opereno APRlL 7 Good Friday 9 E05Ter I4--Home EC. STyle Show-HGrcde School Music Program ZBingh School Music Program MAY I3 CcrnivoI 19 Senior Class Ploy ZFProm JUNE 2 Drivers' Training Graduation 4 BoccoIoureote B-Grodumion , 9 Losf Reporf Grades ----------------- 25 26 2? 28 Cfadded CLASS OFFICERS VARIETY SHOW CANDY CASE JUNIORS First Row-Mrs. Dumont, ?ut Hauss. .tone Riddle. Patsy Dodson. Marlene Henke. Betty Jo Hull. Carol Robinson, Evelyn Whaley. Mr. Lang. Second RQWeDuvid 30995, David Tice. J0 Ann Gibson, Frances Byus. Pat Keys, Doris Tice. Kay Berger. Dana Morris. Third Row-Betty Stall, Lois Whitacre, Jo Ann Elliot. Ann Shirk Eteanar Bailey, Janet Luckey. Myra Kemp, Ann Henderson. Connie Mrusek. Fourth Row-Chorles Aneshcnsel. Bill Gerrard, George Wierwille, Bill Jacobsen, Al Moore, Dick Carmen, Harlan Adrick, Jim Schrath. Norman Maphet. Fifth ROWeMorgcn Anderson. Eugene Hudgins, Eugene Funker. Ronnie Mrusek, Bill Bowman, Dun Henke, Mike Wilsan, Roger Smith. Charles Morris. This is the Junior Ctass at the MideCentury! We. as Seniors. are very proud at them as tetlow upper ctassmen. We find a tine group of ohricersl The president was Anne Henderson: vice presidentiBilt Bowman: secretary-Norman Maphet; treasure erePatty Hauss. Those hardworking Juniors were outstanding participants in OH schoot activities and witlingty undertook numerous other duties. CUPID'S CUDDLE and THE HALF, BACK HOP, dances which they sponsored were onty partiot demonstrations at their ditigence. And that Variety Show we alt enioyed was directed by Carol Robinson. There are yet more honors to bestow on this class. In the essay contest, Why We Shoutd Buy in Modeiraf Frances Byus wort a watch For her winning entry and Dan Henke was presented a pen and pencil set as runneriup. The candy case one of the most poputcr spots at M,H. 5.. has traditionally been operated by the elevehth grade: the protect this year was abty handted with Anne Shirk as its chairman. That wondertut From in May was their ultimate achievement. Hetd ot the Terrace Park Country Ctub with the music of Charlie Kerri it proved to be a thrilling event Thanksi Juniors. Keep up the good work! ER First ROWeMrs. Ccrrigan, June? HarveyI Jo Ann Walden. Peggy Alzesierl Patfy Zike. RuTh Settler. X Jan Walker, Peggy Emery, Dorothy Hargatl. Carol Clyburn, Mr. Wright. Second Row-Bill Terwilleger. Hildegarde Boner, Ralph Becker. Morgan Anderson, William Bar- rows. Clifford Stevens, Tom Wiebell, Joan Meyer. Marlene Weber. Third Row-hTrudy Thompson, Jerry Ferris. Georgia Cummings. Delore's Gardonioh Betty Hudgins, Betty Bockmane Kathleen McMahon, Jean Winters, Kathryn Stevens, Marilyn Grill. Fourlh RoweAEan Bosse, Bob Smidt. Bob Chambers. Kenneth Applegare. Jack Miller, Stephen DeMar, LeRoy Weeks. Joan Spuulding, Hazel Kuehnel Fifth Rcw-Jerry Robinson, Robert Kellogg. Bill Uchfman. Henry Marsh. James Duvall, Norman Sleen. Duane Smith, John Rape. Sixfh RoWeJim Schcfer. Fred Sheild. Karl Armbrusfer. Pele Wakefield, William Bchne, Frank Briggsl Frank Alzel. Charles Woesfe. John Prehn. The class oh '52 convinced us fhof M. H. S.- conn'r get along without +heme In addition to cone fribufing +wo snappy cheerleaders to the pep-squod and the showing'rhe fellows made on various teams. there was That oufsfcnding Sophomore Hour of H18 Homecoming Gomee HLer Lick Loveland was the Theme . . . remember? And it took thrd prize! Of course. fhe nevervdying Sophomore Pencils were back again This year. and you simply couldn'? escape them. Yese these unique pencils. complete w1+h boske'rboH schedule, proved ?hefr copobihfy cs Hsuper-sdesmen.H Jim Schofer. 05 class president is re be con- gratulated For the year's success 05 the other 0H1- Cers who are Duane Smith, vice president: Marlene Weber. secretary: and Jack MiHer. ireosurerl '4 E i m $$ng hrfi'44 4U 4U FRESHMEN First Rowu-Mr. Zarley. Norma Hurge , Donna Grace, Clara Elliot, Julia Fudden, Mary Blusek, Janet Gross. Marion Gruinger. Alice Barn Second Row Dunny Herzog. Paul Gripshover, Alice Fey, Marcbelh Henn. Betsy Bohtonder, Annene Hignife. Ida Mae Howard. John Eddingrleld. Third Rcw-Phillip Aue. Jock Harper. John Colwell, Artie Caccro, George Hahn, Bob Case. Bob Burroughs, Larry Cusick. Here are our graduates of 1953. You would hardly know fhey were iust FreSh- men since They made themselves known kind heor$ so quickly. Ninth grade activities are somewhat limifed. but these boys and girls were seen porticmofing in everything possible. In football their absence would have been espec- ioHy noticeable. One 0? Them mode fhe Greater Cincinnofi AH Sfor Team! Leading the Freshies we found Allen Winchesfer as president George Hahn cs vice presidenf Norma Horgerr 05 secrefory. and Jim Reece as treasurer. A x. ' 1, Firsi Row Miss Pyles. Juanita Vogf. Rosemary Stall, Billie Mae Moore. Joanne Wells. Jo Ann Wehrman. Lois Schrofh, Jo Ann Schmidt Second Row Frunk Miller, Belly Perin, Gloria Maxwell. Charles Perry. Ed Schroer. Ronald Sea- man, Dale Mossman. Mary Ray. Third Row Fronces SchuuH. Mary Nimmo, Marilyn Miiler, Diane Wilrninl:l Evelyn Sears, Jean Peters, Sully Kemp. Palsy Telford. Fourth Row Eugene Melody, Myrna Kien, Jo Ann Phillips. Joyce Rapp. BeHy Singlerl Bill SloHer, Vaughn Pieasanf. Fifrh Row BiII Sirenschain. Bill Shuck, Allen Winchesler. Gary McCreary. Jim Reece. Biil Poe. 42 Firs! Rcthiss Meier, BeHy Gerrard, June Zike, Adele Losh, Virginia Stamper. Wulfer Wierwilie. Harry Rusche, Bill Wainscon. Peggy Perin. Jack WoHe. Second Row-Pahy Flinn, Bob Doyle, Marlene Lucas. Marlene Mahne. Janene Johnsion, Bill By- man, Jane Slack, Joyce Wehrmcn, Pery Bradburry. Don Groves. Third RuwhElaine Weeks, Jan Henderson. Barbara Benoit Joan Headworth, Marjorie Erfman. Carol Henderson. Norma Adm, Bill Stair. Mariorie Mcphet, Charles Kleimun. Fourlh Row-Joy Zeigler. Patty McGrapl'I. Doris Ullman. Larry Reece, Vance Harper. Lois Briggs. Mozell Thumpson, Jack Henderson, Bill Swisshelm, EIGHTH GRADE Lorry Reece. presidenf: BlH Woinscoff. vice presidem; and Jon Henderson, Treas- urer, !ed the 42 eighth graders Through their last year of Junior High. Noted for its cooperation, spirit and an unusually high schobsiic standing, this CIOSS should make itself 0 prominenr one in high schoof. Firs! Row-Mrs. Gregory, Ed kae. Jerry Ferguson. Jack Fulch, Robert Kelley. Rosemary Fosfer. Marilyn Foster. Marie Shack, Rum McGivens. Dun Sfein. Don Winfers. Second Row Dan Lockerman, Lydia Erimun, Janice Schmidl, Linda Cacaro, ShirJey Ellie , Wayne Kilmego. David Winchester, Bob Berger. Jane! Uebel, Elden Kibler. Jane Grace. Third Row BiII McCreary, Rosemary Kleiman, Willa Meale. Kenneth Meyer. Jeannette Sears. Janet Sue Harris, Bill Bosse, Bob Rosenduhl, Elaine Yeomans, Willis Seaman. Fourth Row-Mildred Bcrfels. Bill Williamson, Jo Ann Julien, Betty Warren. Jack Gore. Lucille Greer. Barbara Urton, Bill UrIonI Laucmna Greer. SEVENTH GRADE After studying H19 Fundamemok of parliamentary law fhe sevemh graders were well equipped +0 conduct Their own class meeHngs, They 0'50 Chose fheir own doss ogicersiDcn Sfein, presidenf; Jock Dore treosuren and Jo Ann Julien, secretory. Numerous activities InCFUded 0 Christmas Party and 0 Surprise Porfy for Mrs. Gregory. of which Janet Harris was choIrmon. They also 'enioyed 0 social sfudy fieki m'p fo the zoo. 43 J4diuified ;;$$ 3,? 43 xl- . , . ..nli.n.n - 111M. .V tutti? t . -4. 1411.73,... .IIAJ THE TEAM IN ACTION 1949-30 SCHEDULE 7 l9 Sharonvme . 19 Colercin . I8 Mt Heolrhy Harrison Toybr Lovelond Anderson Sycamore Terrace Park MarEEmom FOOTBALL To the last man 0 hord-hitting team. and determination in every muscle! Yes, this eor's H i skin ushers com rised c: s uod that Madeira wos roud of. Y P 9 P P q P Each game was the BIG game and the one our team was determined to win. Al- though not perfect. the record-winning 5 games. losing 3, and tying Zhwos good. Genuine spirit and sportsmanship pervaded each challenging contest. Sid Friedman should receive congratutotions GS coach of this '49-'50 good boll team 05 should Bob Young. as captain. Bob was proof in himsetf that the Mustangs had made 0 wise choice in electing h3m to head position It was 0 terrific season! Front CenterwBob Young, Captain. First Row, Starting at Lett-Cauch Sid Friedman. John Prehn, Vaughn Pleasant. Morgan Auden son. B'III McKenzie, Jim Doyle, Dick Meyer, Dick Roflow, Jo'nn Rape, Jim Schater. Second RoWnJim Reece. George Hahn. Donn Coates. Gary McCreary. Norman Steen, Carwin Pleasant. Ray Jacobsen. Third RowhEugene Fanker. Dale Mossman. JoI-m Colwell, Bill Stellar. John Eddingtield. Fourth Row-Kenneth AppIegate. Earl Burials, Charles Aneshanset. Paul Rape. Art Cacaro. VARSITY BASKETBALL Photo by Wm. R. Wesson First Row-Bernard Brockhcge. Co-Captcin: Jim Doyle, Dick Meyer. Donn Coctes. Carwin Pleas- unl'. Richard RoHow, Jim Decatur. Co-Cuptuin. Second Rowe-Jack Wakefleid, Bill Bowman, Eugene Jacobse Dun Henke, Jim Denier. M.H.S.. .26 Mt. Heaithy ., 22 M,H.Se 7 ,7 40 Syccrcre .. . .35 M,H.5.. 37 Terrace Park , 35 ?LHSH ,, 48 Country Day 27 M.H.S, 33 Mcrtemont , 48 M.H.S., SO Shcrcnvitle ..... 40 t M.H.S. 36 Anderson .. . 44 MHS. . . 55 Mitford 57 I M.H.S. 4b Shoronviite , 38 MVHS. , 32 Terrace Pork . ... 4.5 ; MAHS. 3C- H'ttl'tcrds . 27 M,H,S 4! Terrace Pork . 45 1 Mt'LS. 45 Glendale 38 M,H.S 45 Shorcwvttte , 4O tLHS. 3G Greenhms , 33 M.H.S 43 Shorcnvitle , , 37 MHS. 59 chetord ... . 34 N.HS 34 Teresa Park 46 VthSt 47 Mttford . 32 The t949-19SO edition of IV'USrong basketeers tcshiomed a heat 10 wonvS lost season's record. The team and Coach Sid Friedman had tcirty dear soil'mg unt'tt the crucial toumoment time when Lady Luck turned her back. Three defects at the hands ot Terrace Pork ptus o few HI-Foted inturiest kept the Mustangs From reaching their 66- served heights. The highlight of this basketbot! year was that thrthng, last minute vic- tory over previousty unbeoten Sycamore. By this wint the team was emitted to posftion of league Co-chompionshtp, Nine ot the twetve squod members were Seniors: howevert with so many good p'tokyers coming up to terttty the tecm. we envision o hne Varsity For 1950-51, Good tuc I 50 JUNIOR VARSITY. CHAMPS Sining, LeFi-George Hahn, Jim Reece. Duane Smifh. Siffing, Righf-Jack Harper. Gary McCreary, Jac'x Miller, SfundingeCouch Friedman, Vaughan Pleasant, Charles Woesle, John Prehn, Allen Winchester, Pete Wakerleld. Art Cecaro. Bill Sirohschein. M.H,S, 7 .3l M1. Heohhy .. 7 23 M.H.S... . 43 Milford 23 MIHS. ........ 20 Terrace Pork ..... I9 M.H.S. H e 37 Sycamore .,.,..., 30 M.H.S. 24 Moriemom ,. .7. l8 M.H.S.V 44 Country Day . .. 23 M.H.S,. ,34 Anderson ,, ,, 27 M.H,S. 43 ShoronviHe ,... , 18 M,H.S,, ,, 54 Sharonville A .. 27 M.H,S. 38 MINOrd H. .H. .41 M.H.5.. H26 Hilhards ......... 22 M.H.SV ,44 Terrace Park .H .37 M,H.S. ,, 5I Ghendole ., ,, l9 M.H.S. 39 Terrace Pork ., H 36 M.H.S., .,35 GreenhHls , . , 23 M.H,S. 27 Harrison . .V. 16 M.H.S.. e40 Lovelond ..e.....22 M.H.S.H .44 Taylor .........38 Turnhg in one of the finest records ever compiled by O Madeira team. the Junior Varsify walked O'FF wifh top honors-bofh the league fiHe and fournomenf chompiom ship! The showing was surely one +0 be proud of, with 17 wins and l losse And the Trophy was quite o welcomed and prized addition to the trophy case The Junior Vorsify's great success Is Indeed obvious in the scores mode and the honors earned. Congrofubhons. feHows, on c: lob weH done. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Sitting-Jerry Ferguson. Bill McCreary. Elden Kibler, David Winchester, Jimmy Wells, Waiter Wierwille. Slonding-Mr. Wright, Bob Rosendahl, Lorry Reece, Jack Hendersun, Bill Swisshelm, Vance Harper. Charles Kleimun. Danny Groves, Bill Stair. MHSe 4b Terrace Port: .. l9 M.H.S.t 23 Country Day ..t ,24 M.H.S. 17 Finnytcwn .. . W M.H.S. 32 Indian HTH ...... I9 MtHeSh . 31 Anderson 7 ,HH 8 M.H.S.t 22 Country Day V 20 M.H.S.. . t7 Btue Ash , ..... l4- M.H.S. 3t Woodtown t2? M.H.S. 22 Springdate . ,, , 23 M.H.S.. ,. 31 South Woodlown 4O M.H.S.. tb Gtendcte .. .3t M.H.S.. .19 Mr. Heolthy 40 t MtHSH 32 Shcrcnvitte H... it t The ln-ond-Outers, That is the tobet so aptly applied to our future Mustangs. For when they were tn tot hornet, they won: when they were out towoytt they lost, It was 0 strange ttnx and also a very costly one because the fellows lost out in the tournament. which was played Owoy from home. These seventh and eighth grade basketball players are not tacking 1n skilt: they have untimited ombitEon-they are bound to go for in years to come. Through the season they were coached by Mr. Wright and well supplied w'lth spirit by their tour peppy cheerleaders. e GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The abundant energy of OH G.A.A. members' was put to good use through '49 and '50. The girts played through a rigorous sports program consisting of hockey basketball. volley ball. and softball and also Found time for hiking and ping pong. By G bake sole and 0 movie sponsored at the Comargo the organization's finances were supplemented. And everyone was grotetui for the hot dogs. cotFee. 0nd doughnuts supplied by the girls at cold football games. They sold tooibolI-shoped balloons then tthe some balloons the girls attempted to sell as representing basketbolts during base ketboll seosont. A big date on the year's social calendar wos December 23. With June Leppert as general chairman and everyone working hard on decoration. food. and orchestra committees. the G.A.At Christmas Formal was the best ever. Still undaunted, club members carried through plans to entertain other G.A.A.'s on fun-tilled Ploy Nights in the spring, Who in G.A.A. could ever forget those controversial Tuesday night meetings with the Club's patient adviser. Mrs. Reed. and with Mary Parker presiding in her own cool manner? Mary was certainly a well liked and capable president. Myra Kemp. Jacquie Grace. and Frances B us ably ttlied the other ottices of vice president. sec- retory. and treasurer respectivehy. Great was the pride felt by each deserving girl who, having earned 0 sufficient number of points. received 0 G.A.A. letter award at the Letter Banquet. The pride was in her own achievements and in the Girl's Athletic Association which made those achievements possible. Frances Byus, Jacquie Grace, Eleanor Bailey. Mary Parker, Phyl Rhodes. Myra Kemp, Marlene Weber. Mrs. Reed, :J CHEERLEADERS Three cheers for fhe cheerleaders!-for the vigorous yelling 0nd cheering of our six vivacious pepsters helped carry fhe Football and basketball reams on to their many victories. Of course. It took everyone's supporf to help win the games but the cheer- leaders were in The lead CH The Time. They reoHy whipped up some snappy new yells this seosom and Their Yeah Team wos iusr OS welcome and spirifed OS ever. Jacquie Grace and Sally SchoFer, seniors, w'wll certainly be missed by the squad: we hope to welcome back junior POTfy chss. Ruth Sorfler 0nd Dohie Hcrgerr who were sophomores. and freshman Joanne Wells. Firsl Row-Dome HcrgeH', Rulh SuHIer. Second Row-Sally Schafer, Pat Hauss, Jacquie Grace. No? in Pictureu-Jounne Wells. 56 LEADERS' CLUB The Leoders' Club consists of girls who are especially interested in physical edu- cation. This is the first year of existence for the organization here of M. H. S. and already it has well tulfiiled its purposeethot is. to provide leadershiphtraining for those in the organization. as well 05 to promote turther cooperation and interest in the phys- ical education classes, Many of the members made use of their training by assisting in the supervision of elementary Classes. A presentation. simply called the Gym Demonstration. was planned by the Leaders' Club and presented for the public in March. All girls had an opportunity to participate in this display oi talent which included hockey and basketball technique, folk dancing. tumblingi and modern dancing. Firs! RoweSully Schater, Kathleen McMahon. Marlene Weber. Mary Parker. Phyllis Epperson. Second Row-Janet Gross, Jacquie Grace, Clara Elliat. Julia Fudden, Mary Blaseki Third Row-Mrs. Reed. Betty Bockman, Jn Ann Phillips, Eleanor Bailey. Ann Henderson. Myra Kemp, Joan Spauiding. OPERETTA On stage everybody! Curtain! That is on example of how the Operetta sound- ed at rehearsals. This year's Operetta was entitled TUNE IN. Everyone worked hard on the Operetta. with long Weeks 0t practice otter school and at night. and the eHorts were not in vain. The hiiorious ptot centered around o radio station and the ombitions of everyone invoived. Mr. Kasper Kroggins, o sponsor who sells Kippered Kodtish, and his wife who takes the stage name of Mitzi and thinks she can sing. ore the background of the story. Then there is the switchboard operator. whose real name is Mitzi and who really Con sing: and with on eccentric announcer and the numerous other odd chor- ccters. you con see that anything can hoppen-ond everything doesl First Row-Jo Ann Schaefer. Phyl Zike, Pat Keys. Peggy Emery. Second RoWeJim Schafer. AI Moore. Dun Henke, Frunl Atzel, LeRoy Weeks. 57 Starting at Lett-Miss Farmer. Bi Barrows. Danny Stein. Put Keys, Frances Byus. Ann Hendersont Bi Swisshelm, David Time. June Zike. Bob Chambers, Anita Iepsen, Stephen DeMor. Bill Byman, Alan Bosse. Paul Vearil, Bill Uchtman, Dana Morris, Eugene Malady. Ronald Seaman. Homecoming game in Octobert and they come out in tult spten- x dor tor the occasion. WhmL they may lack in quantity 15 more than made up 'm quality as evidenced ot the Christmas assembly pro! gram and the Spring Music Festhot. Miss Former has directed the bond h t The initial appearance of the bond th'ts year was at the Anita Jepson. our perky moiorette, was quite on asset to the organization: she's had eight year's experience in the role! Assfstv ing her were tour up-ond-coming baton twirlers trom Jum'or Ht: Jon Henderson. Elaine Weeks. Janet Uebet. and Linda Cocoro. CHORUS $54? Firs-i Row-Billie Mae Moore. Myrna Kien. Janet Gross. Jo Ann Wells. Mary Blasek, Joyce Rupp. Clara Elliot, Patsy TeHord, Mary Ray. Second ROWeAnneNe Hignire, Alice Barr, Sally Kemp, Donna Grace. Ruth Saffler, Kmhleen Mc- Mahanr Jacquie Grace. Lois Schrorh, Joan Meyer. Jo Ann Phillips. - Third RowePoI Z'Ike, Dorofhy Hcrgen. Peggy Emery, BeHy Hudginse Trudy Thomsen. Sheila 1 Green. Jo Ann Schaefer, Phyllis Epperson, Wanda Phillips, Judy Kursbun. Fourth Row-Clnarles Perry, George Hahn. Michael Wilson. Dan Henke. Allan Winchester, Jim Schafer, Dale Mossman, Betsy Bohlander. Mary Miller. Hazel Koehne. h NI 9M5? No, look again. Even though the girls outnumbered +he reHows qur're 0 bit. the lorrer 5W herd their own. With regu- lar and diligent practice. our chorus members song rhe'rr woy through several noteworthy performancese They Furnished The $5- spirohon for the Christmas program: :hey were the stars o$ Yhe Music Festrvol; rhey were always 0 success. Many of their number ohm furnished hne voice and tolen+ For the opereno, TUNE IN. THE BLUE The Blue and Gold come through again with flying colors. Under the coVeditor- sht'p of Frances Byus and Jim Decatur the high stand? urds set in previous years were met cmd surpassed in six big issues. Staff members alone reotize the bedtom of torn stencils, misloid tea, Jrures. disputed gosgipt and late hours from which each Upper LefthEditors and Ad- stors Middle LeFt-Business Manag- ers. Lower Lett-Artists. Below-Btue and Gotd Christ- mas Party. 60 AND GOLD Of These issues neatly emerged. Working with the edirors r0 keep everything running smoothly were our ace Cid- visors, Miss Pyles 0nd Mrh Long. When Miss Pyles left at mid-yeorh Mr. Dial nobly Wed her positiom. Highlight of the year was The Blue and Gold sodohh 0 grand evening of theater porfy. food, and fun. U pper Righl-Typ'lsls. Middle Right4lub and Class Writers. Lower Righthearure Writers. 61 L- A , INITIATION 62 POP SA LES OFFICERS HI-Y .. . . ..A First Row-Bernord Brockhoge, Bill McKenzie, Jim Doyle, Jim Decatur, Dan Henke. Donn Coates, Dick Carmen, Mr. Zcrley. Second RoweEugene Funker. Harlan Adrick. Paul Rape, John Prehn. Orville Weissman. Jim Denier. Dick Meyer. Bob Young. Don Henke. HWe are the HIAY, the Hi-Y ore wenesound lo- milior? Certainly. that's the one and only ol'llclol Hi-Y song, Whlch only the l-li-Y members themselves sing. but never linish. We are proud of our Hl-Y because ol its undimlnlsh- ing splrlt to strive lor better things and to help the com- munity and school. Clean Speecht Clean Sports, Clean Scholorshlpt and Clean Livlng make up its plotlorme Mr. Zorley. the new club sponsor, has been made to leel like just one of the guys. His guldance wcs ine dispensable. Chlel moneyeroising project was the sole ol pop at gamest Boom! What was that? Oh. tust 0 rocket we set 0H 0? Oscar's house on New Yearls Eve. It was quite a party! , When do we eot? -You seet alter meetings the nest always has delicious refreshments lor the members. so they look lorword to the goodies served olferword. These boys, especially the seniors in the club. will never lorget the wonderlul times they have had in their l-li-Y years. The sociols, parties, hayrides, and dances ore unforgettable events which they will look back on with great pleasure. And where could you find a better club 0nd 0 liner group ol boys! 65 CHEMISTRY u wzsa wwv mg .5 I? z; a; , k Ouler 'VIIEVYEEEMI- Bertram Hamdrv drama W$ ' ' .i thr- mmpkh-d nin: ; .i M 2' 3 ' 4' 4 3 2 A 1 LUNCH LINE- 5 T R A L m R T S U D W HOME ECONOMICS RT A Al y '3 f? MN. $ PROJECTORS CLUB LIBRARY STAFF GOLF TEAM G W m A R T R E W R , D SNAPS jab MADEIRA. OHIO; o Buzmma MATERIA LS - HARDWARE - APPLIANCES LO cu ST 72 O D geauhfuf EAMAHEII THEATRE MADEIBAE 72 With Best Wishes to the G raduares Saint Gertrude Church REV. PAUL E. ROGERS. O. P. Pastor REV. WALTER C. DURBIN. O.P. Assistant Pastor 01' Men and Machines h Mochines-Iinorypes. printing presses. and L other printing machines can accomplish feofs in h moments The? wouid fake men oIone cm unbeliev- . 1 ably long time f0 do. The Lowheod Press is equipped with the latest in automatic printing E and binding machines. These machines Tum our 1 economical. high quality year books. magazine; : and commercial advertising, Even though mo- h chines sometimes seem to have all qualities of 1 fhinking, They lock oneelmoginofion. AT the 1 Lowheod Press. there are men of intelligence and imagination who design and produce superfor g primed material. For the best in printing-Try the Lawheod Press. The Lcwhead Press. Inc. l7 W. Washington Sfreef Athens. Ohio rm Madeira Hi-Y Club Purpose To Create. Maintain and Extend Throughout The School And Community High Standards Of Christian Character. Platform CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SPORTS CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN LIVING 76 Compliments Compliments 0! of WILLSON DAIRY OA 5 I S PRODUCTS CA F E You Are Safe At Home with Willson's Milk CAMARGO ROAD 2125 READING ROAD MADEIRA OHIO PA 6550 WM. 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