Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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MADEIRA HIGH SCHOQL FACULTY A student often receives credit for a task well done, but a teacher seldom does. Perhaps this is because our teachers are somewhat permanent fixtures, often regarded as an integral part of our school. And, indeed, they are. But let's give credit where credit is due-to our faculty, for without them we have no students. Our faculty is regarded quite highly outside of school as exemplified by Madeira's acceptance into the North Central Association of Secondary Schools. Madeira's teachers are personally familiar with each and every student in the school, and, therefore, form a vital link in our community between home and school. Whether we observe them at their normal tasks in the classroom or doing those little extra things after hours, we smile-because we know they're tops! MR. KENNETH BARKER BS. Ed., Bowling Green State University Seventh Grade Adviser Our friendly physical education and junior high school teacher is known as Ken. Mr. Barker perks up at the mention of his little family and will gladly get you up to date on all their doings. ln addition to hours put in with his Mustangs onthe field and with the fellows at Hi-Y meetings, Mr. Barker likes to take time out for his hunting and fishing. MRS. MARTHA BARRETT A.B., Oberlin College Eleventh Grade Adviser A white Chrysler convertible zooms past you, and there goes Mrs. Barrett! Our favorite teacher of Shakespeare especially enjoys the drive, top down, over to Kenwood during the early warm days of spring. Mrs. Barrett is always inter- ested in promoting scholarships at MHS and takes every opportunity to do the same in her clubs and classes. MISS FRANCES BYUS B.S. Ed., Wilmington College Tenth Grade Adviser Although this is Miss Byus's first year of teaching at Madeira High, she is in the center of things. Besides teaching English I and ll and Eighth Grade Reading, she is Assistant Ad- viser for the Annual. In the spring she helps Mr. Medert with the op- eretta and the Variety Show. Miss Byus collects classical records. 14