Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

, . 1 'x.r h, -,,,:'xf5 - .L -:- , X 'f wi xx- 1-in 1 xg f s '-gf - V-e Y. - -. 2 1 ,.f- 5. .fi ai ' 1'1-'Gage' ' 1 ' i x , .I J N F Ellllld .QR .HIFI kl' THE SENIUH CLASS nf 1951 presents SCHUUI. LIFE--THE AMEHIIIAN WAY at MADEIHA HIGH SIIHIJUL Madeira, Uhin :ff I it-7E.,A..f M-fs' f J' '- Wi A . K ,gqgf s.. X' ? ,gif -1- '51 . 3 A v 'rfb 8 4 .Sf S, 4 F M W A xg 6 .if Y XX wa ,' X 'X' 7 wiq , Kvfw '- L x-to 'YF , S X 3. , N J' 'Q 7' H X . r Q J, .tu N ,. 'Q ' ar , Jr . Y nh' 4. fy 'W A v 'Q if 42' 42? vm at nikki Q . 1 :WF A f v is 2, H ' sqtw , . if 'if' .f Yi-, 1-r w A .1 mwnww. mwv f ws My - MMI, , . af, if X E 5 ' f12 ff gras 4' 'QW y i Q ,if Q M3 if 225 IJEDIIII-KTIU Our Dedication is a typical illustration of the cooperative spirit ot the Class ol '5l. In coming to a decision, we found it necessary to compromise. There were many ideas and opinions to be considered. Out ol all our discussion emerged the lollowing Dedication: To the parents, teachers, and citizens ot this community who helped us to know the meaning oi the American principles of Democracy, do we dedicate this MNEMONIC ol l95I. We also dedicate our Annual to Mr. Lang, our ad- visor, who has always offered us encouragement in all our undertakings, and who has made us realize the value ol co-operation. To all those who have given us the chance to learn, and to those who have taught us, we express our sincere appreciation. Come with us now as we recall school life. THE AMERICAN WAY, at Madeira High School. OUR PLACES OF WORSHIP O?-w515Y yL H 'M WE LEARNED TG SPEAK THROUGH THE PRESS 6 Z SXA4' XJX -nb' , N 7 kov Ccvabw C00 O W S W X. P- ' if qi, 4 ZfQ'4f - pl' I' 1 'f 1 ffl , 5 C? 6A55,i,4f0 fl, QQ-52 ,, 1 fi 30 ,176 A 1, r- . V 0f!L,,,fx irq! S, f. f ga W, -Qux XVJ' -X' ,Q 955 N f wg t::2-..15uQ'- GQSWYQ x wx -5.:E:y,,..xX . x ' .S 0' Page Page Page Page Page CONTENTS lO you will tind .., .. OUR FACULTY I4 you'll see us ...... .,... . L. Tl-lE SENIORS 30 look for yourself among . .. .... THE CLASSES 42 tl1ere's action aplenty in A ....,.. ... SPORTS 56 everyone is working together in .,.. CLUBS AND CLASSES FOREWORD Anyone possing our school could not but be impressed by The neol briclm building, The well-kept lown, ond The loll moples lining lhe wollcs. lvl.l-l.S. is one ol lhe oulsfond- ing leolures ol our community. lf would be obvious, even fo o stronger, that here is cz school in which the citizens ol the villoge lolce on inleresl. ll is here, ond in schools like ours, lhot we, The youlh ol The United Stores, ocquire bosic knowledge ond the lundomenlols ol good cilizenship which will enoble us To corry on lhe American Woy ol Lile. l'at Keys and Frances Byus, Editors, had an assistant this year. l le was Tom Wiebell, a Junior. Tom gat some insight and training lm' his editorial duties next year. lihowe airlw, Kay Berger, Joan Elliott, Connie Mrusek, Carol Robinson, and Evelyn Whaley took care ol the unexciting hut very neces-.ary ta-.ks ol identilying pictures and keeping the diary. H ANNUAL The finances ol the MNEMONIC were handled loy our Bu iness Managers, Bill Bowman, Dave Tice, Patty Haus Charlie Aclriclr, and Gene Hudgins, lnot in picturel. The r sults ol their hard work can be seen in the Ad Section. Charlie Aneshansel, Dick Carman, Ann Henderson, Norma Maphet and Jim Schroth, lnot in picturel helped to plan tl' line pictures ol this Annual. Also not in the picture is Le Smith, who took many al our snaps. STAFF ariorie Nelson and Eleanor Bailey prepared the display in 5- trophy Case, made the excellent posters lor our sales nmpaign, and drew up tlte Ad Sectl-on lor our lirst mano' rapt. my Jacobsen, Myra Kemp, and Dan Henlce laept close tab 1 the atltletic activitles tlnis year, and wrote o resume lor e Annual. Youll remember tlrese live smiling lafca al. tlroae ol our Sales Managers who sold you your Annual. They are George Schroer, Anne Shirk, Ed Fadden, Betty Jo Hull, and George Wierwille. You have Janet Luclcey, Dana Morris, Bet+y Stoll, Doris Theis lflttingl Carol Mossman, Marlene Henlce, and Jo Ann Gibson lstondirrgl to tltanlc lar lwavina your name apelled Correctly in the MNEMQNIC. Tltey typed tlte material lor our Annual, and dld a grand job. we .-may V Hs 'o new-L 9 IJ H FACULTY By Assisting Us To Know And To Face Our Problems Todoy, They Prepored Us For The Tcusks Of Tomorrow. ' x ww E x Y, I Fw ww 5 1--..,,X ' gwWfm+fM'rH SWA 1 Wm W f -ip H+ ,Q xy- wwf-w' i 5-'12 l Mr. Gene Saucier Mrs. Rebecca L. Saye Mr. Francis R. Lang Instrumental Music Latin Spanish English Business Education R' ' ,A A 4 K A V - Mrs. Olive Gregory Mr. James W. Zarley Mr. James W. Dunn Junior t-ligh English Industrial Arts Mathematics Junior High Social Studies Driver Training Junior t-ligh Science x Mrs. Cleda Dumont Mrs. Frances Elberty Mr. Ralph A. Wright Home Economics Art l-listory, Civics THE SE IUH5 We Learned To Lead And To Follow To Speck And To Listen. ber M, R-41 P JUNXOQ Www xx X V kv E Nw Nm , A W, 1 X A aff Y 3? AW sm W 5 . w f' .. ., , .A , 'H 1867 L , in X fi? fi ff: Sa W ' 5 ' , A Q , in , R- R L f fy ef M - gf -. ' ' ' ' wx. ' fa- . ' Sv X ..,.N. , . . f ,. .. ,N ,qi Y N 'Q .an 1 w , 'ix ., QQ Fi U 1 a A, ,g,. , gb. fn A ia. ' 1 I!. .li .3 , g lil 11 THE SENIORS At this time. as we are about to be graduated, we find it difficult to express our feelings. We are all elated that we made it- after twelve years of study and hard work. All of us are grateful to our teachers. parents, and those who led. or prodded us, as the case may be. along the paths of growth and learning. And there are many never-to-be-forgotten memories which cause us to feel much regret at leaving high school. None of us knows what the future holds in store. However, because of the ex- cellent opportunities and experiences we have had during our school careers, and part- icularly duringl these past four years. we feel confident that we shall be better able to meet the problems which may arise. OUR ADVISGR I6 As our class advisor. Mr. Lang has always st-ood firmly with us in all our endeavors. We would have found it difficult to have accomplished so much without his helpful suggestions and advice. We of the Annual Staff wish to express our sin- cerest appreciation to Mr. Lang for his indispensable advice in publishing our yearbook. THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS as 1 l R Our Senior Class officers were a capable team. They were: Patty Hauss, Treasurer: Ann Hender- son, Vice-Presidentg Dan Henle, President: and Carol Robinson, Secretary. Dan assumed many duties not otten delegated to a class president. Despite his heavy schedule ot classes, basketball and baseball practices, he always lound time lor the atlairs ot the class. Qur Vice-President made the most ol her ottice by working on committees. Ann could always be depended upon to undertake any task with the right attitude and see it through. Patty, our Treasurer, handled the class lunds. Not satisfied simply to 'take in money, she lound time to go out and solicit ads lor the Annual. You can be sure her happy smile added to her success in selling. Though Carols duties as Secretary were lew, through the newspapers she kept the public informed about our activities. lt was she who wrote the scripts lor our two variety shows and the lyrics lor our class song. HARLAN ADRICK Hughes High I: Variety Shaw 3.4: Intra- mural Basketball 3: Safety Club 2: Hi-Y 3.4. Treasurer 4: Class Treasurer 2: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Staff: Scholarship Team 2.3: Projectors' Club 2.3.4: Senior Scholarship. WILLIAM BOWMAN Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2: Band I.2: Chorus l.2I Foot- ball 2: Basketball I.2.3: Junior Varsity Captain. 2: Hi-Y 4: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 3: Annual Stott. CHARLES ANESHANSEL Football 3.4: Track 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3.4. Captain 4: Annual Stott: Senior Scholarship. FRANCES BYUS Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2: Band I.2,3: Chorus l.2: G.A.A. I.2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Junior Town Meeting: Blue and Gold I,2.3.4: Annual Staff: Librarian 2: Art Class I: Scholar- ship Team l.2.3: News Writer 3: Triple Quartet 2: Senior Scholarship. ELEANOR BAILEY Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Chorus 2: Interscholastic Hockey 2.3.4, Basketball 2.3.4. Volleyball 2.3.4. Base- ball 2: Leaders' Club 3: G.A.A. I.2.3.4. Secretary 4: Blue and Gold 2.3,4: Annual Stott: Art Class 4: Scholarship Team I: Senior Scholarship. RICHARD CARMAN Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 4: Chorus 4: Football I.3: Intramural Basketball I. 3: Safety Club 2: Hi-Y 3.4. Secretary 4: Annual Stott. KAY BERGER Variety Show 3.4: Chorus I,2: lnterschol- astic Hockey 4. Baseball 2: G.A.A. I.2.3. 4: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Staff: Li- brarian 4: Secretarial Squad 4. JOAN ELLIOTT Variety Show 3.4: Chorus I.2: Inter- scholastic Volleyball 4: G.A.A. I,2,3.4: Annual Stott: Secretarial Squad. EDWARD FADDEN Variety Show 3.4: Track 3.4: Intramural Basketball I,2.3.4: Senior Class Play. ANN HENDERSON Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2.4: Band l,2: Chorus l.2.4: Triple Quartet 2: lnterscholastic Hockey 2.3. Baseball 2.3: Leaders' Club 3:G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Volleyball Manager 4: Class Pre- sident 3: Vice-President 4: Football Queens Attendant 4: Blue and Gold l.2. 3.4: Annual Staff: Librarian 3.4: Art Class 3: Senior Scholarship. WILLIAM GERRARD Golf 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball l.2.3.4. Captain 4. DANIEL HENKE Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 3.4: Chorus 3.4: Football 2: Basketball l.2.3.4: Basketball Captain 4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4, President 4, Vice-President 3: Class President 4: Blue and Gold 3: AnnualStaft: Senior Scholar- ship. JO ANN GIBSON Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 4: Chorus I. 4: lnterscholastic Basketball 2. Baseball 2. 3: G,A.A. l.2.3.4: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annual Staff: Art Class 2.3: Secretarial Squad. MARLENE HENKE Variety Show 3.4: G.A.A. l.2.4: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Staff: Secretarial Squad. PATTY HAUSS Variety Show 3.4: Senior Class Play: Band I.2: Chorus l.2: Triple Trio 3: Cheerleader l.2.3.4: lnterscholcstic Hock- ey l.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Class Treasurer 3.4: Football Queen 4: Blue and Gold 2.3.4: Annual Staff: Scholarship Team 3: Senior Scholarship. GENE HUDGINS Chorus 3.4: Annual Staff: Art Class l: Projectors' Club 3: Basketball Manager l.2.3: Baseball Manager I.2.3: Track Manager l.2.3. BETTY JO HULL Variety Show 3.4: G.A.A. I.2.3,4: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Statrt: Librarian 2, 3: Secretarial Squad. Hughes ball 3.4: JANET LUCKEY Variety Show 3.4: Drum Maorette I.2. 3: Track l.2: lnterscholastic Hockey 2: G.A.A. I,2.3,4: Blue and Gold 4: An- nual Stott: Secretarial Squad. RAY JACOBSEN High I: Variety Show 3.4: Foot- Track 2,3.4: Intramural Basket- ball Captain 4: Hi-Y 4: Annual Stott. NORMAN MAPHET Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Basketball I.2: Track I: Class Secretary l.2.3: Junior Town Meeting Alternate: Senior Scholarship: Annual Stott. MYRA KEMP Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: ln- terscholastic Hockey I.2.3.4, Basketball 2, 3.4. Volleyball 2.3.4. Baseball 3: Leaders' Club 3: G.A.A. l.2.3.4. President 4. Vice- President 3: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annual Stalt: Librarian 4: Art Class 2: Scholar- ship Tearn l.3: Senior Scholarship. Senior AL MOORE Variety Show 3,4: Operetta 2.3: Chorus I.2,3: Football I.2: Intramural Basketball 4: Salety Club 2, PAT KEYS Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2.3.4: Band l,2:Chorus I.2,3.4: lnterscholastic Hockey I,2.3.4. Volleyball 2: G.A.A. I,2.3.4: Blue and Gold l,2.3,4: Annual Stott: Art Class 2: Senior Scholar- ship: G.A.A. Executive Committee 2. I Band 3: Chorus I: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: DANA MORRIS Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Foot' ball Queens Attendant 2: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Statt: Librarian 3: Art Class 2: Secretarial Squad. CAROL MOSSMAN Sycamore High I,2: Variety Show 3:42 G.A.A.4: AnriualStaFi: Scholarship Team 3: Secretarial Squad: Senior Scholar- ship. CARWIN PLEASANT Variety Show 3.4: Band I,2.3.4 7: Football l,7,3.4: Basletball Baseball I.2: Track I,2. CONNIE MRUSEK Variety Show 3.4: Chorus 4: lnterscholas- tic Basketball 3: GAA. I.2.3,4: Sewing Board 4: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annunl Stall: Scholarship Team 3. Chorus I.2,3.4: CAROL ROBINSON Regina High I,2: Variety Show 3.4: Senior Class Play: Operetta 4: Chorus 4: G.A.A, 3.4: Class Secretary 4: Foot- ball Queen's Attendant 3: Blue and Gold 3.4: Annual Stott: Scholarship Team 3: News Writer 3.4: Proiectors' Club 3.4. RONNIE MRUSEK Variety Show 3.4: Intramural Basketball I, 3.4: Safety Club 2: Hi-Y 4. PAT ROSE Loclcland High I.2,3. MARJORIE NELSON Variety Shaw 3.4: Chorus l,2: G.A,A. I, 2.3: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Stott: Art Class I,2.3,4. GEORGE WIERWILLE Millard High I: Variety Show 3.4: Foot- ball 2: Baslcetball 2: Intramural Baslcetboll 3.4, Captain 4: Annual Staff: Senior Scholarship. GEORGE SCHROER Variety Show 3.4: Football 2: Goll 2, 3,4: lntrarnural Basketball l,2,3.4: I-li-Y 4: Annual Stott: Scholarship l.2.3. Senior Scholarship, BETTY STOLL Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3,47 G.A,A. I.2,3,4: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Stalil: Librarian 2: Secretarial Squad. JAMES SCHROTH Variety Show 3.4: Chorus 4: Basketball 2: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Class Vicee President 2: Annual Stott: Senior Scholar- Ship. DORIS THEIS Variety Show 3.4: Chorus l: ln- terscholastic Hockey l: G.A.A. I,2,3.4: Annual Stott: Librarian 2.3: Secretarial Squad. ANNE SHIRK Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2:Band l,2:Chorus I.2:G.A.A. I.2.3,4: Class Treasurer I: Football Queen's Attendant I: Blue and Gold 2, 3,4: Annual Staff: Scholarship Team l.2. 3: Senior Scholarship: lnterscholastic Hockey, I. DAVID TICE Senior Class Play: Variety Show 3.4: Operetta 2: Band 3.4: Junior Town Meet- ing: Blue and Gold I,2,3,4: Annual Stott: Scholarship Team l.2.3: Senior Scholarship. LEE SMITH Withrow High l,2,3: Senior Class Play: Chorus 4: Blue and Gold 4: Annual Staff: Art Class 4: Track 4: Intramural Basketball 4. EVELYN WHALEY Annual Stott: Librarian 4: Art Class 2 3.4: Secretarial Squad. Variety Show 3.4: Blue and Gold 4' UUH MUTTU We have crossed the bay: the ocean lies before us UUH IIIJLUHS Cream and Crimson UUH FLUWEH Cream Carnation edged with Crimson IJUH CLASS SUNG Proud are we as the Class of '51, Proud to have ended each thing we've begun, Proud ot the smiles, the working, the tears. All the accomplishments ot our tour years. We, the depression babies, got a rough start. But we titty-oners have all played our' part ln giving Madeira a stronger foundation To help carry out her tirst obligation- To teach our successors to follow our way So they will meet us some future day. Chorus Be proud, Madeira, that our hearts belong to you. We are proud, little school, ol each taslc well done. We are proud, Alma Mater, that to you we are true. Be proud, Madeira, ot the Class ot '5l. SENIOR VARIETY SHOW Show Business Wos Our Business ogoin this yeor. The Senior Voriety Show, ON STAGE AT EIGI-IT, stcirring AIDCIQITIOIHII proved to be os successlul os lost yeor's pro- duction, TI-IE IVIAGICIAIXVS BOX. Out of this yec1r's presentotion come our closs song, with words by Corol Robinson ond music by Dovid Tice. Corol olso wrote the scripi' Ior the voriety show. With Mr. Long offering suggestions ond octing os direct- or, all Iorty ot us pitched in to produce onother hit, Eoch of us will remember the voriety show os one ol our most pleosont high school experiences. SENIOR CLASS PLAY live Class of l95l presented MOTHER lS A FRESHMAN on Moy lB of Modoiva High Silwfil. TU M555 lvluddwx, our capable diialtor, and to all wlvo helped mole Q iv slniesslul we soy Timmins a lol, CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott L Susan Abbot Mrs. Miller Sylvia Bunny Helen Carrie Clara Marge Bobo Jaclc Howie Bill , Dean Gillingham . Professor Michaels . play bfwllw +-rii.,yi1l1l.- .Jimi Frances Byus Anne Slwirlx Belly Sloll Myra Kemp Party Hauss A Pa? Keys Carol Robinson Dana Morris Ann Henderson . .Norman Maphel . Dan Henlce . Ed Faclden Bill Bowman , David Tice . Lee Smilh HI-LIGHTS SEPTEMBER -School Began -Football Preview -G.A.A. Meeting -Terrace Park Game, Here Senior Dance -Sharonville Game, There P.T,A. Meeting -P.T.A, Barn Dance -Foreign Atrtairs Panel Discussion -Colerain, Here Junior Dance OCTOBER -Assembly -Mt. Healthy, Here Senior Dance -Camargo Caddy Banquet Annual Pictures -Senior and Freshman X-Rays G.A.A. Meeting -Harrison Game, There P.T.A. Meeting -Individual Pictures -Homecoming Alumni Dance Taylor Game, Here -Senior Pictures at Pogue s -Loveland Game, There -P.T.A. Barn Dance NOVEMBER -Anderson Game, There -Sycamore Game, There House ot Magic Assembly -G.A.A. Meeting -Mariemont Game, Here Senior Dance -Junior Town Meeting-Madeira and Terrace Parlc -Senior Variety Show -Thanksgiving Holidays Began -Country Day Game, Here DECEMBER -Sycamore Game, Here G.A.A. Bake Sale -Loveland Game, Here Junior-Senior Dance -Taylor Game, There P.T.A. Meeting -P.T.A. Barn Dance -Mt. Healthy Game, There -G.A.A. Formal Alumni Game 1950 1951 JANUARY -Glendale Game, There Greenhills Game, There G.A.A. Meeting Milford Game, Here Junior Dance P.T.A. Meeting -Annual Pictures -Anderson Game, Here Senior Dance -Colerain Game, There -Sharonville Game, Here Hi-Y Meeting, Madeira and Mariemont FEBRUARY -Harrison Game. Here Senior Scholarship Tests -Mariemont Game, There -Iowa Tests -Terrace Park Game. There P.T.A. Meeting -Harrison Game, Here -G.A.A. Meeting -Milford Game, Here -P.T.A. Barn Dance MARCH -G.A.A. Meeting P.T.A. Night Meeting -P.T.A. Barn Dance -Easter Assembly -Good Friday -Indian Assembly APRIL -Operetta Preliminary District-State Scholarship Exams G.A.A. Meeting Seniors' Trip to Washington Home Economics Style Show P.T.A. Meeting -Variety Show -Variety Show MAY Grade School Music Festival Final District-State Scholarship Exams -Letter Banquet -G.A.A. Meeting -P.T.A. Meeting -Senior Class Play -Prom -Memorial Day-Holiday J UNE -Baccalaureate -Exams -Exams -Commencement -Last Report Cards ACTIVITY Q Nw 'fir KIDS Mug , f fri, 3 fa' 1 ,,..f 5 S - -mga . ,EV as Kg,- ws ,Q :., . , 1 - e - if 5' P am 'E 5 x .Qin l , Q av E F WL Jn QP' W SWK? '52 'K' 5 . x S.sI ' Y' . THE EL 55125 We Respected Our Friends And Their Rightsg We Could Depend On Them. ,yur 0. D 6' wa wm '.. ., ' , MW-, ,v-fm Yi. Y aff , ,N-fffj,,,,,..w-- W ' HRK ' 9 V RR ,M fwww A W., A-Q. y .fs p 'N Qi' 'ink 5 ' Q I wg-fsff JUNIORS First Row-Joan Deglow, Peggie Emery, Dorothy Hargett, Marilyn Grill, Betty Boclrmon, Nellye Bowen, Carol Clyburn, Peggy Alrester, Mrs. Dumont. Second Row-Dave Boggs, Georgia Cummings, Bill Barrows, Ralph Beclrer, Hazel Koehne, Steve DeMar, Hildegarde Bauer, Dolores Gardonio. Third Row-Jerry Ferris, Robert Kellogg, Karl Armbruster, Franlx Briggs, Franlr Atzel, Bill Bohne, Alan Bosse, Ken Applegate. Not in picture-Dorothy Butler, Betty Huclgins, Bob Chambers. l-lere are the graduates ot T952 and our tellow upper classmen, the Juniors! They were very versatile, talcing part in all school activities. They are well represented in all tields ot sports. Two ot the girls, Ruth Sattler and Dottie hlargett, lent their talents to the Cheer- leading Squad. The Junior dances, the HOB0 HOP and the JUNIQR JAMBOREE, were great successes, THE ARGYLE AMBLE, a Junior-Senior sponsored attair, was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The candy case was certainly a busy place this year. Peggie Emery and Steve Delvlar handled well their labs as Chairmen ot Candy Sales. Gt course the most important event ot the year tor the Juniors la big event lor the Seniors, tool was the lovely Prom held at Terrace Parlc Country Club on May 26. Jimmy James' Qrchestra turnished the swing and sway rhythms lor that unlorget- able evening. Good Luck, Seniors ol '52l ,A .Y,, ... . , 1 A . . . U, .cg M? :x 1, 'F - J,- . Q, . ,, , nf' H.-as .. 1-4 if 'IN' S . 1 M, psw '. f. ,. ,hz P M He K ami Q .ANN 5196 N ' w 3 ' 3' A :N:,vs 'A ,. fb , A ,x Q Fug 'ws ' 2 wi , wa , m , QQ .M illli 1- bUPHOMURES First Row-Mrs. Williams, Alice Fey, Marion Grainger, Clara Elliott, Julio Fodden, Gloria Maxwell, Mary Blasek, Paul Gripshover, Dan Herzog. Second Row-Norma Hargett, Janet Gross, Myrna Kien, Sally Kemp, Betsy Bohlander, Annette Hignite, Donna Grace, John Eddingtield. Third Row-Lowell Langleld, Jael: Harper, Bob Burroughs, Bob Case, Art Cacoro, Gary McCreary, Eugene Malady, Larry Cusick. Not in picture-Phillip Aue, Thomas Trimmell, No, thanks, l lust bought one . . But it wasn't that easy, was It? With these tiltyfsix super salesmen on the loose, one either produced a sophomore pencil or a nickel. ln both interscholastic and intramural sports the sophomores were in action. Lois Srhroth and Jo Wells stepped lively with the Cheerleading Squad. Clara Elliott and Joyce Rapp were capable typists on the BLUE AND GOLD wtatt. More power to you, new Juniors! CLASS OF '53 First Row-Mrs. Williams, .Jo Ann Schmidt, Mary Ray, Lois Schroth, Juanita Vogt, Patsy Telford, Rosemary Stoll, JoAnn Wehrmann, Billie Mae Moore, Mary Nimmo, Second Row-Jo Ann Wells, Joyce Rapp, Mary Louise Miller, Jo Ann Phillips, Betty Singler, Diane Wilminl, Jean Peters, Evelyne Sears, Marabeth Henn. Third Row-Dale Mossman, Ed Schroer, Bill Strohschein, Jim Reece, Allen Winchester, Bill Shuclr, Vaughn Pleasant, Ronnie Seaman, Charles Perry, Franl: Miller. Not ln Picture-Carolyn Stowe, Betty Bush. CLASS OFFICERS Seated Mary Louise Miller, Trccst rm l. anito Vogt, Vit orliresidont Stxuvi.-i,v'g Piano Wilminl-, Secretary lim Reerv, President il fl 5 FRESHMEN First Row-Walter Wierwille, Harry Rusche, June Zilme, Wilma Matre, Mariorie Maphet, Joyce Wehr- mann, Elaine Weelcs, Bill Wainscott, Mrs. Saye. Second Row-lda Mae Howard, Mozell Thomas, Judy Shanlz, Doris Ullman, Patsy McGrath, Jane Slaclr, Beverly Nelson. Third Row-Bill Stair, Larry Reece, Milne Olvey, Bob Carpenter, Dick Rose, Bill Swisshelm, Jack Wolfe. A nice crowd, dont you think? These schoolmates were hard workers in study hall lwhai' with Algebra l in their companyl, but they were not long in tinding their way into varied activities on campus. You will note that several ol the Freshman boys were valuable assets to the bas- .otball and football teams. Adele Lash ottered her spirited abilities to the Cheerlead- ing Squad. When VVKRCS HELLO, TEACHER program went on the air one Sunday in February, Adele Losh, Gerry Bishop, and Jane Slaclc were on hand to spealc tor tvt.l'l.S, Jane won a pen and pencil set. Many more activities will be yours next year, Freshmen. We are sure success will be yours. CLASS OF '54 Firsi Row-Claudia Cox, Adele Losh, Marlene Lucas, Paity Flinn, Jan Henderson, Vera Lapfhorn, Betty Gerrard, Mr. Wrighr. Second Row-Gerry Bishop, Jo Ann Headworth, Norma Adro, Lois Briggs, Barbara Benoit, Mariorie Eriman, Barbara Brogan, Carol Hendrixson. Third Row-Bob Doyle, Dan Groves, Roberr Davis, Jack Henderson, Herbert LaFu1e, Vance Harper, Charles Kleiman, Perry Bradbury. U-.'i ' nam F , ,six i'w.ir1,g is CLASS OFFICERS lvl lu Riiqlil--fWoll:1v' Wif'rxxil Q- lrrefclsiivif Hurry Riisihe Sfurvrar Bill Wizinsiiwfl, Vhe-President 19 EIGHTH GRADERS First Row-Mrs. Gregory, Ed Zilre, Marilyn Foster, Lydia Erwin, Janice Schmidt, Marie Shuclc, Ruth McGivens, Rosemary Foster, Edith Matre. Second Row-Dan Winters, Madge Baehr, Shirley Elliott, Joanne Julien, Janet Harris, Linda Cacaro, Robert Kelley, Jerry Ferguson. Third Row-Jacli Falck, Don Luclerman, David Winchester, Eldon Kibler, Bob Berger, Bill McCreary, Dan Stein, Wayne Kolymogo. Even though you might not have seen much ol the Eighth Graders, especially during the high school noon period, you may be sure they were not being lelt out ol anything around lvl.l-LS. They elected Class officers, held regular meetings, and con ducted their ailairs in an orderly manner. These little graduates -ol '5I were active in band, basketball, and track, Janet Sue Harris, Jane Grace, and Linda Cararo were members ol the Junior High Cheer' leading Squad. A big Christmas party, including plenty ol refreshments, tunes on the ukulele, and lun lor all, was a highlight ol the year tor Mrs. Gregorys line group of grads.' EIGI-ITH GRADERS Firsr Row-Elaine Yeomans, Janet Uelsel, Mary Helen Guin, Barbara Urlon, Jane Grace, Janelle Sears, Willa, Meale, Rosemary Kleiman, Mrs. Gregory. Second Row-Hugh McSureIy, Willis Seaman, Mildred Barrels, Shirley Nimmo, Louanna Greer, Lucille Greer, Dale Lures, Bob Rosendolml. Third Row-Roger Epperf, Jack Gore, Bill Urlon, Bill Williamson, Bill Bosse, Jesse Zimmerman, Ken Meyer. Not ln Picture-Allan Watson. CLASS OFFICERS SEVENTH GRADERS First Row-Gail Clark, Anne Carr, Dick Floer, Barry Clayclomb, Larry Bobb, Jo Ann Cottle, Nancy Luclrerman, Diclr Buchanan, Ronnie Godwin, Miss Maddox. Second Row-Dale Bradley, John Akester, Bobby Doerr, Dan Grace, Mary Alice Gross, Elaine Kien, Diclr Snell, Nancy Lenhardt, Bob Brown. Third Row-Janice Kellerman, Mildred Howard, Nancy lnlow, Mary Greene, Clyde Anderson, Jim Fischer, Priscilla Groves, Janet Lawson, Richard Scherer. Not ln Picture-Sue Aue, Jeanette Moeller. Don't call them Small Fryng these Seventh Graders moved up tast. You saw several ol them in the band, and a lew on the Junior I-tigh baslcetball team. Mary Alice Gross and Janet Lawson were members ol the Junior l-ligh Cheerleading Squad. These active boys and girls lrom upstairs elected otticers lor each home room, and so put into practice the fundamentals ol parliamentary law which they had studied. Best wishes, Seventh Graders, lor the days ahead. ff?- 0211 1' .YA A- '-' -1. o A '5':: ,1- 'l,?g - . ik W 2... .1 ll X U ,. Z2 5 f QQ SPIJHTS In Building Our Bodies As Well As Our Minds, We Learned The Value Oi Sporfsmcmsiwip And Co-operation. :-4 J? THE FOOTBALL TEAM First Row-Bill Uchtman, Mike Olvey, John Eddingtield, Art Cacaro, Dale Mossman, Jack Harper, Ralph Becker, John Rape, John Prehn, Charles Aneshansel, Paul Gripsh-over, Bob Burroughs, Lowell Langteld, Vaughn Pleasant, Jack Wolie, LeRoy Weeks, Herbert LaFuze. Second Row-Coach Sid Friedman, Larry Reece, Bob Chambers, Ray Jacobsen, Dick Rose, Karl Armbruster, Charles Woeste, Pete Wakefield, Duane Smith, Carwin Pleasant, Vance Harper, Jim Reece. Mr. Zarley. Not ln Picture-.lim Schafer. FOOTBALL ln the early days ot autumn our boys took to the tield behind M.H.S. With only tour lettermen returning, this green squad made preparation tor what was to be a great season. They ended their games, Champions in teamwork and in sportsman- ship-it not in score. John Rape and John Prehn, co-captains, were enthusiastic leaders, and at all times spirited the lite at the team. These boys and their teammates recorded one win, two ties, and seven losses. Sid Friedman, hard-working coach and Physical Education instructor, taught his boys the game and how to play it. Mr. Zarley, assistant coach, was always on hand to back the team. Memories ot loyal yells and cheers will long stay with our pigskin paraders ot '51. 1950-1951 SCOREBOARD M.H.S 6 Terrace Park M.H.S Taylor .. M.H.S O Sharonville M.H.S. ...... O Loveland M.H.S Colerain . . M.l'l.S. ....., O Anderson M.H.S. ...... 13 Mt. Healthy M.H.S. ...... IZ Sycamore M.H.S. ,..... 6 Harrison . . M.H.S. ...... 6 Mariemont .W A - QNX ., rw XVFM2 H: 4 -s5:: :,f 1 : a idx - R Mu www 3353 px x ggi: X 4 ,M A MW xv ,wg 5226 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row-David Winchester. Dan Henlre, Coach Friedman, Bill Utchman. Second Row-Ralph Becker, Carwin Pleasant, Art Cacaro, Pete Waietield, Charles Woeste, Allen Winchester, John Prehn, Frank Atzel, Duane Smith, Gary McCreary. The Mustangs ot l95O-l95l ended their season with a record ot eight victories and seven losses. Ott to a fast start, -our boys tool: the tirst tew games with great ease and comtort. Then, in a mid-year slump, the team slowed down, losing tour straight games before returning to its winning strealc. The season ended in a blaze ot glory with an exciting victory over our top rival, Terrace Parlc, 49-46, on the loser's home tloor before a ioyous crowd ot Madeira tans. The Friedman Five tied tor second place in the Hamilton County League. They also won the Consolation Cup in the Hamilton County Tournament, which entitled them to compete in the District Tourney held at Xavier Fieldhouse. There, on March I, the Mustangs overran Hamersville, and moved up for turther action. Good luclc, varsity squad ot next year! So-long, Captain Dan! 19504951 SCOREBOARD M.H.S. , .. Country Day M.H.S Colerain .. M.H.S Sycamore . ., . . M.H.S Sharonville M.H.S Loveland . ,... M.H.S.. . , . Harrison M,H.S Taylor . . ,. M,H.S. ,.... Mariemont M.H.S Mt. Healthy M.H.S.. Terrace Park M.H.S Alumni .. M.H.S Sharonville M.H.S Glendale ,. M.H.S.. ,. Terrace Parlc M.H.S Greenhills ...... M.H.S. ,... Glendale M.H.S Milford ... M.H.S Hamersville M.H.S Anderson ., M.H.S Amelia . . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row-Dan Groves, Jim Reece, Bill Swisslielm, Vaughn Pleasant, Larry Reece. Second Row-Dale Bradley, Vance Harper, Charles Kleiman, Jaclr Henderson, Coach Hartley, Eugene Malady, Joclc Harper, Ronnie Godwin. Meet tlte Clwampsl Coactted by Mr. Hartley, tlte Junior Varsity kept up its tinc record ot last year wittt pertormances worttty ot great applause. Tlwe standing ol our Little Mustangs in botlw league and tournament play was tops. Raclcing up an excellent record ol sixteen wins and one loss, tlwese boys well deserve to be called 'lCltamps. Congratulations, Little Mustangsug were proud ol you, and wistt you a world ol success in tlwe years to come. IQSO- I 951 SCOREBOARD M.H.S Country Day M.H.S Anderson .. M.l-LS Sycamore ,,..., M.t-LS Colerain .. M.t'l.S Loveland M.t-l.S Sttaronville M.l-LS Taylor . M.l-LS Harrison ., M.l-LS. .,.. Mt. Healtlwy M.H.S Mariemont M.l-LS Alumni .. M.l-LS Terrace Parla Ml-l.S Glendale M.l-LS Sycamore . tvtrts Greenttills . M.l-LS Taylor .. , M.l-LS Millard ,. M.l-LS.. ... Terrace Parla JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Standing-Jack Falclr, Hubert Thomas, Albert Schuler, Bill Bosse, Bill Williamson, Clyde Anderson, Mr. Wright, Jack Gore, Jesse Zimmerman, Bob Rosendahl, Hugh McSurely, Tommy Morris. On Ladder-Eldon Kibler, Jimmy Wells, Roland Wierwille, Dave Cacaro, Jerry Ferguson, Bobby Brown, Robert Kelley, David Winchester. Theres more than one way to score, as you can see by the above picture. But Mr, Wright's Midget Mustangs didn't have to resort to any such triclcs to record nine wins and six losses. These Junior High Basketeers went into the Tournament with a determination to wing they did this when they overthrew Lincoln Heights, then Woodlawn. ln the semi' tinals at Mt. Healthy, the boys lost by two points ta Finneytawn. Beaten, but still lull ol tight, they returned ta conquer Bridgetown and win the Consolation Trophy. Good worlc, lellows. Talce the ladder along with you next year and get the Champs Trophy! 1950-1951 SCOREBOARD tv1.H.S. , 12 Terrace Parlc .... 43 M.H.S.,. .. 27 Woodlawn , 28 lv1.H.S. 21 Blue Ash . . 25 M.H.S. .. 32 Sharonville . , 12 lvl.H.S. 26 Springdale , , . 17 lv1.H.S. .... 12 Anderson ., 11 lv1.H.S.. 27 Glenview ,. . 20 lv1.H.S. ,. . 23 Lincoln Heights . . 17 M.H.B. , 28 Indian Hill ,,,, 13 lvl.H.S. .. 29 Woodlawn ,. . 25 M.H.5.. ,, 20 Saint Gertrude . 22 M.H.S. ... 26 Finneytown .. 28 M.H.S. ,., 15 Lincoln Heights . .20 M.H.5.,. 20 Bridgetown , 19 M.H.5... 32 Mariemont . ,22 AN? M TRACK SPRING SPORTS llwe big apring sporlsiboseboll, golly ond frocle-dlonl receive rnuclw recoqnlllon in onnuols because llwe monuscrlpl ls Usuolly off lo press by The mlddle ol lvlorclw. Tlwl- yeor, lwowever, we wanted To glve olfenlion to llwese inleresllng ond enjoyable f-pomp fO luere you see flwe ospironts-mony ol wlwom mode up the Troclf, Golf, ond Bcnseboll Teams lor the I95l season. l-lots cull fo Mr, Frledmon, Mr. Stouglwlon, ond Mr. Wrlght-llwe spring sports, fooclwesl DRUM MAJORETTES Linda Cacaro, Mary Alice Gross, Elaine Weelcs, Janet Uebel, Jo Phillips, anil Jan Henderson, our drum maiorettes, made regular appearanfea at tlie lootball giamom Altlwouglw it waf. only at the games tlwat we saw ll'lGYiE liiali xteppe r-', in lull a i'w' ay. it waz, quite evident tliat muclw time had been repent in diligent relwecu v- al. We are Qonlident tlwat tliesie airli, will lae had again next year to carry on tlweii' line worli. Say l-lello to wix peppy girlf. wlwo did a grand iob in keeping up tlwo wpirit ol tlw lcams during tlie lootball and baslcetball seasonal One ol tlieir very wiirfei-wliil proioft-N ttiis year was the organization and management ol a Boofterez' Club. And liaw did you like tlwose novel skits wliiclw tlwey put on at tlwe pep religions? Patty Haus, tlie senior on the squad, lwad tlwe lionor ol being rlnazien Football Queen lor IQSO. Oi-aliidg to you, Adele, Rutlw, Dottie, Jo, Lois, and Patty lor a job well done! K' - CHEERLEADERS I f 2 X 5 s iix 2 'P' o Right-Adele Losh, Ruth SOUR-r, Dottie Hcrgeff, lo Wellsl Lois Schrofhl Pony Houss 434 LJ an we is 'Y' In ,ix ,X its if ww? S .sf iii? 5. x 4 , . is D 'f 'N A- ,.. QB .0 N-.M ,M I We-1 'L lm nf if 5' 2' K 5. 7 - ii . 1 is! J A Eg ff! ii' X s L 'gg' qw x ' , in-ani' 2 X 4 xv, -nv' k 5.35 7 W5 5 S S Mr - Q X 1 we V N . .. . fx- -9 ' ,, ...- .MMTZCXX N-N W, ,, 'NM-,.,M.,.. , -N.,..,,Mm .MW .U N-A.NM.., , Q'-s-..,,,,WM W VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL V' v-f w-4 a l III. B5 AND EL SSES We Expressed Our lndividuality In Exiracurricular Acfivifies, And In Special And Vocational Classesg We Looked To The Fufure. wer 'fur .' Ns .41 ff., i lf? Q 1 . .um 1 QNX, Q 'fl 'I 'S' -KMN... 4- ' .QQ sf ,,y A 5 9 K Mi -x nw wg E . 4 25 S sum, . Wax- 4 I PES G. A. A. Executive Committee, Lett to Right-Miss Schctfner, Patty Hcuss, Julia Fadden, Betty Boclrmcn, Eleanor Bailey, Myra Kemp, Connie Mrusek, Trudy Thomsen. Again it was a year oi accomplishment tor the members oi the G.A.A. Among their victories both in hockey and in basketball, they could list Terrace Park-and every other team they encountered except two. President, Myra Kemp, conducted the Tuesday night meetings lor the regular business sessions: she was very well assisted by her iellow otiicers: Vicefpresident, Betty Bockmang Secretary, Eleanor Bailey: Treasurer, Patty l-lauss. When Miss Schott' ner lelt, Mrs. Barker ably handled the position ol G,A.A. advisor, and instructor oi Health and Girls' Physical Education. A show party, a bake sale, and a play day were iust a lew ol the important and successful attairs credited to this organization. Who sold the cottee, the hotdogs, and doughnuts at the to-otball games? You're right-the GfX.A. girls, with Carol Clyburn heading the committee. Didn't that coitee hit the spot those cold nights? Congratulations to Dolores Gardonio and her committee lor making Winter Wonderland, the beautifully elaborate Christmas Formal, so pleasant to remember. The girls ol the G.A.A. will recall the annual Letter Banquet as a big evening lor those who received their hard-earned letters. ln sportsmanship, work, lun-the G.A.A. was tops in 'Stl HI-Y .. ' - sw First Row-Jim Reece, George Schroer, Roy Jacobsen, Jim Schafer, Duane Smith, John Rape. Second Row-Mr. Dunn, Dick Carman, Charlie Adrick, John Prehn, Dan Henke, Bill Bowman, Ronnie Mrusek. All right, now , . . Count the blocks. Good . . . now, scrub 'emf' Ah, whot lun it wos lost October to wotch the new l-li-Y members bow to the oldemember mo-.teral But your chonce to crock the whip is coming soon, new members. The Hi-Vers took to Coke selling os noturolly os in yeors post. But these lellow- -.till hoven't found CJ woy to hondle paper money without getting it coke-sookedl Mr, Dunn wos the populor ond oble odvisor lor the group. Meetings were in terestinq ond well ottended. The boys took very nicely to those home meetings lwho wouldnt-with Moms relreshments7l. Business sessions sometimes moved quicklyy there hod to be some time lor television ond ioke sessions. lt's olwoys loir weother when good fellows get together-H For the l-'Ii'Y it wo-- o good year. BAND 3 ' 4. K . ,. ,r W 5, X i First Row--June Zilre, Diclr Snell, Ed Zike. Second Row-Bill Bosse, Diclr Scherer, Harry Rusche, Mr. Saucier. Third Row-Dick Buchanan, Bill Swisshelm, Bob Davis, Danny Stein, Ronnie Seaman. Fourth Row-Danny Herzog, John Eddingiield, Carwin Pleasant, Vaughn Pleasant, Bob Chambers, Bob Carpenter, David Tice. There's something about a band-and Ml-l.S.'s band, under the leadership ol Mr, Saucier, had something special to oliler this year. The band appeared at most ol the lootball games in colorful perlormances. Performances oi good musical quality were likewise in store lor us at the Christmas program and at assembly programs. Mr, Saucier and the instrumental music students ol lvl.l-l.S. are to be commended lor their earnest work in the development ol a line high school band. CHORUS X 1. l 2 it Q: 3 r i l First Row-Carol Robinson, Carol Clyburn, Joan Meyer, Marabeth Henn, Connie Mruselr, Mariarie Erlman, Marion Grainger, Peggie Emery, Marlene Lucas, Adele Lash. Second Row-Claudia Cox, Mary Ray, Jo Ann Gibson, Joyce Wehrmann, Carolyn Stowe, Shirley Leach, Barbara Benoit, Patsy Telford, Jo Ann Schmidt. Third Row-Ann Henderson, Halel Koehne, Hildegarde Bauer, Carol Witschger, Trudy Thomsen, Betsy Bohlander, Billie Mae Moore, Marjorie Mcphet, Ruth Sattler, Barbara Brogan. Fourth Row-Allan Bosse, Lee Smith, Phillip Aue, Jim Reece, Allen Winchester, Dan Hcnlre, Gcnc Hudgins, Dick Carman, Dan Herzog, Dale Mossman. This line choral group, with Miss Farmer as director, grave Us fame? exrellent entertainment during the past year. At Christmas time we heard the Cantata, MUSIC GF BETHLEHEM. A second Cantata, THE STQRY OF EASTER. waz pre -rented in March. The climax al the season lar these sang-aters was the praclirctian al the aperetta, THE BELLE OF BAGDAD. Ear all Ol us, the tvt.H,S, Charms, whether in rehearsal or in perlarmarifo, lvrriiih od many a musical treat. B BLUE AND This yeor, the BLUE AND GQLD bod new odvisors, Mrs. Williomzs ond Miss Moddox, who wiiiw Hwe edifors, Anne Slwirk, LeRoy Weeks, ond Dottie i-iorgeff, iurned out six fine issues. New ieofures ond ideos in wrife-ups ond or? work odded voriety fo iiwe school poper. Upper Leif-Editors and Advisors Center Left-Artists Lower Left-Typisis SOLD STAFF Many new laces were seen at tlwe var- Qus labs. By warlcing tagetlver, tlwis ener- getic stall maintained hiatt standards in icwe gatltering and publishing. Anne Slwirlc, enior editor, was well rewarded lar lter apable and co-operative editorial man- xgement. Jpper Right-Business Managers :enter Right-Feature Writers .owcr Right-Club ond Class Reporters , .,.,. r.....f'r J is 5 -lyk s lm wg vm, ,E V! I EXW! XR ww Qywx .MQW- wmmg W S 4 i 4' W WMM 'N F . W 'im Ei wif? img Nxvwggikx xmxwvwmg M SAWML W-M 1 1-im t V f Q ' Yx I .., ,WY an HW , x vbmk . Lg, M L TM ...,.A mwmfwwww-wwwfws Hx ,Q 'ZMQ-wi-6,x4.4Q,,,4 7 C9 W X 'Q5 , , I I x M A wtf .... ' . E S , P N N 7 Ya. S , , ..,. . ,Ag Bi EMF 'kb 'M X , A A Q 3 2 , :. 5:.- A 'xi' A t -Q P 7 ' faliiilififfu . x . 3 ' W ,Q ....,..,,.,..,..,. , -., . ,S s S X, '- ,3,5g3g:g5:-: Q ww' -1 K. M 4 W 4 1 . P WM in QM W ,, X . f x -- ' A , 5 A31 9 H-vf A w x X Q As. gy w ,. -- ' 49' 4 ' ., :Q img .xx X?-XVM , .:. .: ., ff . K ,b 1 w Lk 1 , 4 A M if 5 f 'Pm i 1 'ii 11 A W J Q 10' up .af gm 5 ART CLASS JECTORS C jj, wmm We, the Claws ol '5l, gathered -an the steps ol Ml-l.S. for the last tlme. We whall not again alt here to discuss that loolball game, that surprise quiz ort HAMLET, or the latest bit ol goszip. Our high school career has been a delightful and urtlorr qettahle cxperlence, Now af, we depart, we would lilce to leave you this serioum thought: here you have lho opportunity to acquire learning and training ln the ways ol good citizemhip. Live your high Qchool days--the studies and the lun-lar here you will lcrtow the ldeolw and traclitlohf. ol Freedom that we call Tl-IE AMERICAN WAY. Serving Madeira Since 7912 39 Years M i x i The EL i , , ix 4.,,l121 , L0c.us'r 7200 - MADEHQA, Or-no. M ,S Eaufifuf CAMAHGU THEATRE .'f'F 2-TLA' , +'!?f'1'W .uf .,, -f ' ,- ' ffrfiff r Af' Q ,... P ..--,Tm .... -K ....7- -3 q--,. 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Frank Wesrendorf's Complete Market 7691 MONTGOMERY RD., KENWOOD KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER The Best Number to Dial When You Want Good Food PHONE: JEfferson 3333 .SY 6633 I Delivery Service Fo b - X owifar Madeira Beauty Shop Fur and Taxidermy Company 7I29 MIAMI AVENUE Fur Storage and Remodeling DRY CLEANING 7I28 Miami Ave., Madeira, Ohio PHONE LO. 9328 ELIZABETH SWISSHELM, PROP. Compliments ol Compnmenys SCHOLASTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS of J. Leo Gross - Howard M. Stanford I923 Delaware Ave. NORWOOD, OHIO Ecl's Barber Shop JIM STAGGE'S KENWOOD SHELL SERVICE STATION 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Kenwood 8: Montgomery Rds. SYcamore 9870 MICKEY'S DRIVE IN 3646 MADISON RD. SERVING THE BEST HAMBURGERS AND MALTS Sometime Try a Gardenburger CURB SERVICE 5 p.m. to I a.m. Daily GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSQCIATIGN PURPOSE To Provide Every Girl Who Wishes it, An Opportunity To Participate in Com- petitive Sports Whether She is A Star Athlete or Not. Cpl COM S OF 0' Herb Krombholz MADlsoN BAKERY PEIQVSIZQO 6924 Plainfield Pike MADISONVILLE Silverton SCHRAGE BROS. Fine Foods 8001 Euclid Ave LO 9830 HAYES SERVICE 6404 MADISON ROAD CINCINNATI 27, OHIO OIL-GAS-FUEL OILS BR. 02 Best Wishes Bramble Radio Cabs TAXI From lRamblo 3107-3I0l . I ANYWHERE -:- ANYTIME A Friend EN YOU OTTA GO-GO IN A BR C MIAMI APPAREL SHOP CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Ml AVE., MADEI LO. 9811 THE FLOWER CART of Hyde Park Square COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE S 4404 COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF of K. E. BAIN A F,fe,,d COMPLIMENTS ComPI1men+s O OF Langhorst Hardware CI1andIer's Bumper To Bumper Service BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Winchester COMPLI MENTS OF CHARLEY'S CAFE 6314 Madison Rd. Madisonville Wolber 'Copy-Rite SPIRIT DUPLICATORS AND SUPPLIES Frank R. Jones, Dist. REDWOOD I4I6 George E. Kirkwood, Jr GENERAL INSURANCE LO. 8235 PA. 2565 COLOR PRINT ON FRONT cOvER is bY YOUR COMMUNITY BANK P E R F E X -1- THE SILVERTON BANK An econom'cal process tor color pictoribl printing even in short runs One of the unusual items in the complete service by MEMBER Sidney MU' ASSOC FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 925 TAFT RD.-PLAZA 4218 AND Specialists in all types ol Point' ot-sale and Related Advertis- ing, Promotion, Merchandising Success Story-American Style Just seventy-tive years ago the first spoken message was car- ried over a tew teet ol wire connecting two crude telephones. ln the United States today, I73 million conversations daily speed over l52 million miles of wire connecting 43 million telephones. First regarded as a mere toy, the telephone in the U.S. today is an II billion dollar business, owned by almost a million stoclchold- ers and provides jobs tor three-quarters ot a million persons. The industry is big because America is big and requires a huge communications system to keep the wheels ot commerce, and society generally, running smoothly and swiftly- yet its cost is low, within the reach ot most families. This is just a typical American success story, possible only under our system oi tree enterprise which permits free men and women to exercise individual initiative. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY With Best Wishes to th Class of 1951 The Madeira Methodist Church L. SEWARD. D.D.. PASTOR M F MADEIRA BOARD of EDUCATION 6 NELSON BROTHERS Roofing and Sheer Metal Work Air Conditioning OIL BURNERS -:- STOKERS 7726 RAILROAD AVENUE COMPLIMENTS 'CARL LEPPERT ELECTRICIAN 7419 Euclid Ave.-LOcusI 9207 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. C. L. Crull Madeira, Ohio BEST WISHES FROM COMPUMENTS OF Schoenberger MENS SHOP OASIS CAFE Camargo Road Silverton Madeira, ohio FREDERICK LAFFEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 COAL - COKE -- STOKER COAL 7826 Camargo Rd. Madeira, Ohio Phone LO. 8I76 Good Luck To The Class Of 1957 Q0 MR. 81 MRS. RAY P. KEYS Compliments of BLUE AND GOLD Compliments of PRINTING PLATES 'LINE ' HALFTONE PROCESS COLOR PLATES' ARTISTS Low E. J. Schurig 8: J. B. LONG Sons REAL ESTATE BROKER MADEIRA AND VICINITY PAINTERS 81 DECORATORS VORDENBERG CHEVROLET CO. SALES AND senvlce 3161 MADISON ROAD The Annual Staff Wishes To Thank MR. HENRY BERNE AND MR. JOHN MENZIES. Editors of The Camargo Journal, tor The Excellent Photographs Which They Took For Our Yearbook. Ry dM Ld Sh R R d 8: M A COMPLIMENTS LOCUST Q100 OF SOHIO SERVICES Lubrication SENIOR SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY GARAGE REPAIRS FOR ALL CARS FOREIGN CAR SALES COMPLIMENTS Frazer, Florist OF FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EARL M. LEASE THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS Men and Machines Machines-linotypes, printing presses, and other printing machines can accomplish feats in moments that would take men alone an unbelievably long time to do. 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