Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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The Superintendent Of Madeira Schools MR. W. MARSHALL SELLMAN B.S. Ed., Wilmington College M.A., University of Cincinnati Easy to talk to describes friendly Mr. Sellman quite well. He is always ready to talk to a student, not only about schoolwork but anything in general that warrants a discussion. He has advice about many things and knows how to put a point across. These abilities make his contri- butions and leadership indispensable in work with the Planning Commission, Madeira Board ot Education, and the P. T. A. Mr. Sellman has, in his spare time, visited many places ot historical interest. Being a former student and teacher ot history, he can be relied upon to know just about anything on this subiect. Languages also hold an intense interest tor him. How many lectures have we heard from him about the relationship between Latin and the not-so-dead languages ot today! l-le believes in being serious about schoolwork but he also believe in ' ' ' t l h , s mixing in a ew aug s. When something has to be done, Mr. Sellman is right there to help and cheer on the workers. PTA Officers Seated, Lett to right: Mrs. Hous ton, Mrs. Scherer, Mrs. King Standing, Lett to right: Mrs l-leashe, Mrs. Hampel, Mrs Scherer ln Conference with Teacher Couch Planning Commission Officers Lett to right: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Bogart, Dr. Frank, and Mrs. .,..,. .,,..mmtmsi-N cmsvsw ,mfg ,