Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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The Principal Of Madeira High School MR. H. L. DERICKS B.S. Ed., University of Cincinnati M.Ed., Xavier University Mr. Dericks, our principal and math teacher, can either be tound in one of his math classes, quieting down a noisy group of students, counseling a student, or just about anywhere. Mr. Dericks spends many ot his free hours at MHS. Whenever the school doors are unlocked, you're sure to 'rind him around. He goes to all sports events, whether at home or away, and is at all the dances. In the Junior Varsity vs. Faculty basketball game, the teachers would be lost without Mr. Dericks, tor he likes basketball and enjoys playing it, as he does almost all sports. This last year he was quite busy working on his master's degree which he received in the spring. In the spare time he does find he enjoys working around the house and playing with this three children, Janet, Nancy, and Kenny. ments for the Day Math IV Time for Cou

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The'Madeira Board Of Education uma. V, ,,,,,,, ,.- .. . ...-- W-- Seated, left to right: Mrs. Mary Gripshover, Secretary, Mr. Ray P. Keys, President, Mr. James Perin, Vice-President, and Mr. VV. M. Sellman, Superintendent of Schools. Standing, left to right: Mr. Russell Dilts, Mr. Jack Beck, and Mr. Erle Chambers. These men meet at Madeira High School the third Monday of every month to concern themselves with school policies and to do long range planning for the future development of our schools. Mr. Sellman, Superintendent, and Mrs. Gripshover, Clerk, meet regularly vvith the Board. Board meetings usually continue into the late hours of the night. All of the above people have already put in a day's work before Board meetings begin. For this most worthy community eFlort the Board members receive only a nominal fee. They deserve our thanks and appreciation. 9

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We've all heard that Grips likes to play bingo in her spare time. But a full clerical clay at MHS, regular and special board meetings to record, payrolls, meals to prepare, a house to clean-all add up to many full hours with few spares remaining. Mrs. Gripshover is not afraid of hard work, which has been a big part of her life. But high ideals and sincere effort have their rewards. Two of Grips sons are college graduates, a third is a sophomore at Purdue, and a fourth son'is a iunior here at MHS. Grips ' smile and willingness to help is ci part of MHS. We appreciate her very much. Mary L. Gripshover Clerk of the Madeira Board of Education Secretary of Madeira High School i1 ssmq if 1 . -