Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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Mrs. Barretfs English IV class listens as Marty Floer reads from the Canterbury Tales. to our life ate Madeira , - fr Q. K4 ', Steve Strider wonders which one he should coll today. While Ionet Zike turns the peg of the buss fiddle Terry Rotunno listens for the right pitch. Ion Keeion points out the new and striking features of the Junior class rings to Icmet Doerr. In spite of all those books, Pat Facciuto starts the day off with a smile. Did you make cm A on the exum, Gary? Nancy Schuerman asks Gary Smith. of x 0 A' This is the fourth year on the squad for Shirley Kuethe, one of Madeira's most popular cheerleaders. Regardless of the sport, she is always full of enthusiasm and promotes school spirit for Madeira's many teams. .s .h Bob Schwier, Bruce Sherrill, and Gene Bartels lead the football team on the field as the band plays Cn Madeira. ' .fx.x , O I O J 'Qi X Y S N X 'Si ix- SS: by H W x W R wgfn .... Ak x S S 5 in Q V:'EacQig Si W-fu W.. K VR! 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Mr. Hcxriley is explaining to his Biology class what to look for when using cz microscope. 'Nxg xl, Don'i overlook that dotted note, Martha, says Mr. Medert. I al ll l l v-C' ' mls! .l ., A .JF Mrs. Swafford will soon have another dress to add to her lovely wardrobe. Doc Voshell provides recreation for the students during the noon activity period. Miss Romano explains the importance of accuracy in Mr. Lang is busily counting the profits from this yecxr's timed writings. annual sales. .gif . 4 .-'rds ffl' , A .ff '- fi . , .V V - ,ML Qi? ' f' I if ' if t ff H madelra hugh school In 1959 the students of Madeira High School will find themselves the proud occupants of a new and modern school building. For these students a novel and excit- ing school life will begin, and their thoughts may never again dwell on the memories of the present high school. But for some of us, these wonderful memories are unforgettable. This building, the joys and sorrows we experi- enced here, and the faculty and student body whose friendship was priceless to us--all these things will always be remembered as the foundation of our lives, the first step on the long road to suc- cess and happiness. It is the foundation of which we may all be exceedingly proud. Because we shall be the last class to graduate from this building, we, the Senior class of 1958, have chosen to dedicate this yearbook to our own Madeira High School. x A 1 7 get .ii fi? X, E .. 41 V A K f . ,T LE A . Q' 3 V ,nf -, ' 'fl x . X X up . x ,ro , -Q va Mmclqz 4:3 , -5? . L. , H 4, 5' X L L23 .1 dr lk f Q Lf, T T - ,, ' , 32 f -' ' 'j N' . W ' no Qrwli,,rr,,5i5f '.'..5,:'Z6?i ' :'fQJ,,Zl3:' Y . L ' A ,, - ' ' x ' V , ', ' :Spf L.-M1 - 'flimffwwl 3' ' fff ' VT '- WK, , 'wffir ' H 'H' 'f 'r ' 2 -f - he r P or an he - r e e Ehh .4 A:.1--T'.J'f M 5 H-1 1 LH: -1' . . ?', ' -ekg' '.ff'.4?5 3?v 1,31 f, ' ' , ' gr 'A -' W , e gp if ef p , My :EE-F ,.-frq,.,,.: -4 A K , 1-V , +5152-l meal, e e' e e W e x 1 .Q 33,3 xt 4, -W K . . wi, K 1 V-' . K ,, E V 4 9 .Mya ,. . lor, a 5. -nr x2 y .MT rw:-rx-H ' , 1, i 1 5 3 Q E - -.xlF,,,,5 4 X - ,ur V ,, , +P 14-:U-f ff? vi -V ll lk 'Ii ,In f, , Q Nab, F l 'K - Board of Education Seated: Mrs. Anita Frankerxburq, Mr. Roger Hanson, Mr. Iames Perin, Mr. Marshall Sellmczn. Standing: Mr. Roger Stillson, Mrs. Wilma Scherer, Dr. Charles E. Frank. if ,f I Qi: s 1 I, g n f H ii x ,T ww 25.3 5 Giibfk f Q Ul'lfy many tasks to do: Anita Frcmkenberq Clerk-Treasurer of the Board Mrs. Frankenburg, who is the clerk- treasurer of the Madeira School System, is new to us this year. She was formerly the personnel manager at McAlpin's Ken- wood Plaza Store. Her face is therefore very familiar to many M.H. students. Helen Striiler Office Secretary paying bills, Madeira High School had its be- ginnings in 1921 on the second floor of the present Camargo School. There it continued until the fall of 1937, when the present high school building was occupied. Many alum- ni have nostalgic memories of the early years of Madeira High. Time has not stood still in our community, however. A rapidly growing population and greatly al- tered conditions have rnade neces- sary drastic changes in our educa- tional program and facilities. So now it is about time to move again to a different site and to a completely new school plant. With new oppor- tunities opening before them, the students of Madeira High will cer- tainly surpass in achievement the scholastic records of the past. W. Marshall Sellman 2 5 S 2 2 5 5 + -PZ - pi: Q if xr 'ff Y J, 14? ,ME Xi xiii' QQ if The process of education is continuous, but this does not imply that it is regular and constant. People grow spiritually, socially, physically, and mentally at irregular rates. There are periods of sudden growth with peaks of changes of rate in all of the de- velopment of mankind. The entrance into high school is one of those peaks. The ex- perience of high school should stimulate spiritual development, promote social com- petence, encourage healthy physical growth, and provide impetus to mental improve- ment. Graduation from high school provides a 20 H. I.. Dericks, Principal B.S. in Ed., University of Cin- A cinnatip M. in Ed., Xavier Uni- versity. peak in one's development. lust as entrance into high school requires the need for plan- ning ahead, so graduation is in reality a beginning, and demands that one anticipate the next peak. lt is more important that we look forward to the peaks of our erratic educational de- velopment, than to enjoy the memory of the past. May this yearbook be truly the symbol of replacing the old with the new, and may it be a pattern for future profit based on the experiences of the past. H. I.. Derlcks keeping records and attendance files, In a few days you, the Seniors of 1958, will come up the walks to receive your diplomas. On that evening many thoughts of bygone days will come to you. Surely you will recall all the things MHS has meant to you, all the things you have done for MHS. As you leave your niurk. your footprints in the sands of time, please remember that in the years ahead, you, as a person, will influence many people. And in your life-as in high school-because you are a pattern-maker, be sure you stand for somethingl Frank R. Lang 21 Fra-nk R. Lang B.S. in Ed., University of Cin- cinnatig M. in Ed., University oi Cincinnati. Sadie Merritt As you enter Madeira High School's busy office, the first smiling face to appear is the one of Mrs. Merritt. She handles very capably the duties of a good 'secretary and is always willing to help with any of the student's troubles. With a full- time iob and a family, she has little time left for her favorite pastime-reading. planning career nights and new schools. Mrs. Helen Swaiford, Corres- ponding Secretaryp Mr. Lloyd Iustice, Chairman: Mr. Earl Ved- der, Vice Chairman, Mr. Robert Collett, Recording Secretary. Since this picture was taken, Mr. Robert McKee has replaced Mr. Vedder as Vice Chairman. Madeira Schools Planning Commission, consisting of 21 members, is made up ot four faculty members, two members of the Board of Education, and fifteen residential members appointed by the Board. The Commission is daily studying many types ot school problems. Interested in providing a better school system for children in Madeira, the Commission has done a great deal of work on Madeira's future high school. The PTA at the high school has many projects that are planned to better our school for the students and teachers. Fine examples of its worthwhile aims are the scholarships set aside for some deserving students, and the contribution of sports equipment to the high school. It attempts to build its meetings around topics that-would interest any- one in the community. The planned activities help to bring a closer relation- ship between the parents and teachers tor a broader understanding of the students and their problems. Executive Board oi the high school PTA: Mr. Norman Tiffany, Mrs. Ulen Wallace, Mrs. Robert McKee, Mrs. Angelo Rotunno, Treasurer: Mr. E. Stacey Downs, PfSSidSI'1t: Mrs. David Sussin, Secretary: Mrs. Robert High- tower: Mrs. Howard Browng- Mrs. John E. Driscoll. 22 Robert Baa: B.S. in Ed., Miami Universityg Eighth Grade Adviser. Tall, handsome, quiet-all these describe Mr. Baas. He came to us last year as a student teacher and proved to be very satisfactory, so that he is now one of the regulars. His teaching subjects are English and Social Studies. Mr. Baas and his new wife reside in Silverton. In his spare time he enjoys foot- ball, basketball, and jazz music. Martha Barrett A.B., Oberlin College: Eleventh Grade Adviser. Mrs. Barrett, who teaches junior and senior English and Latin, is famous for her unique filing sys- tem. She often meets herself com- ing back with her many-activities which include Mustang Echoes. Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. When finally able to bring all her extracurricular duties to a close, she climbs into her white convertible and heads for home. A teacher affects eternity... Ernest Combs B.S., Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's College: Eight Grade Ad- viser. Although new at Madeira this year, Mr. Combs has quickly be- come a favorite with the students and teachers. His easy-going man- ner appeals to everyone. While in the Navy he taught boxing, wrest- ling, and other sports. Another favorite sport of his is basketball. Mr. Combs is also quite interested in radio operations. Cleon Dickens B.S. in Ed., University of Cincinnati: Music. Ohio Wesleyan University: Twelfth Grade Adviser. Our many thanks go to Mrs. Dickens this year for being the able adviser of our annual. She has helped make our annual an excel- lent one. She is sincerely interested in all students, especially those college bound. Mrs. Dickens has arranged a very interesting College and Career Corner in our library. She has also started a College Club. Besides being a librarian and a skilled guidance 'counselor, she enjoys playing the organ. E. Gardner Benedict B. Mus. in Ed., Chicago Conserva- tory of Music: M. Mus., North- western University. Besides being the very capable chorus director at M.l-l.S., Mr. Bene- dict also directs an orchestra. He and his Wife, Fredie, recently pur- chased a new home in Deer Park. Mr. Benedict enjoys golf and ocean- fishing for relaxation, but music is his first love. lame: Dunn B.A., B.S., in Ed., Cedarville Col- lege: Tenth Grade Adviser. Solid Geometry! Advanced Alge- bra! Trigonometry! Mr. Dunn takes these all in his stride. When not teaching math classes, Mr. Dunn enjoys reading one of his favorite magazines. He spends much of his time ds coach of the Iunior High basketball team. ln case you haven't heard, Mr. Dunn has a little boy, Thomas Darrell. Victor Francis Efiler A.B. ,Philosophy, Xavier University, lvf.Ed., Xavier Universityg Ninth Grade Adviser. Mr. Effler teaches English and Spanish at Madeira High. If you should ever walk past room two and hear music, don't be alarmed, it's just the Spanish class singing Silent Night. Mr. Effler has the hobby of photography and especi- ally likes to mix his own developer. Charles Hartley B.A., Indiana University: Eleventh Grade Adviser. Any scientific problems? lust ask Mr. Hartley. He is always willing to take time after school to help someone in distress. As head of the Iunior Varsity basketball team and grade school baseball team, Mr. Hartley is often seen staying late after school. When he finally reaches his house he is met by his wife and three children. For re- laxation in the evening Mr. Hartley has his own woodworking shop. Frances Elberty B.A., Cleveland Art Institute: M.Ed., Miami University: B.S., Art Ed.. Miami University. Mrs. Elberty is one of the kindest and most sincere teachers. She has taught art here for many years and enjoys it thoroughly. She is always willing to help and advise when an important iob is to be done by the art department. One of her most hoped-for dreams is about to come true-an art room all to her- self in the new high school. Susan Hance A.B., University of Cincinnatip Seventh Grade Adviser. Miss I-lance is a favorite of the seventh arid eighth graders. After her school day is completed, she returns to one of her many hobbies which include sports, collecting stamps, and classical music. This past summer Miss Hance took a trip north and went on the St. Lawrence Saguenay Cruise. he can never tell where his William Hoileld B.S., Ed., Wilmington College: Tenth Grade Adviser. As the old saying goes, What was Wauseon, Ohio's loss, is our gain. Although new this year, Mr. I-loffeld has certainly proved himself invaluable to the football team. We are depending on his coaching and help for our team next year. Mr. l-loffeld also coaches the track team and teaches the health classes and physical education. When asked if he had any hobbies the reply was that he spent most of his time in sports. What better quality could we ask in a coach! Dorothy Lyon A.B., University of Wichitag Eighth Grade Adviser. Sincerity is Mrs. Lyon. Her in- terest and close association with her students have proved beyond a doubt that she is all a teacher should be and more. When not at school she enjoys being with her husband and children, and spends a great deal of time working with handicapped children. 'Q- ue mail.. Charles W. Medert B.S. in Ed., University of Cincinnatig B.M., B.F.A., College of Music. Madeira High School owes a great debt to Mr. Medert. There are not many teachers who would take the time and suffer the headaches that Mr. Medert has had to make the band and variety show what it is today. Music is his business, whether it be during band, music theory class, or a trumpet-playing date in evenings. Mary Parker B.S. in Ed., University oi Cincinnati: Tenth Grade Adviser. Miss Parker shows great interest in promoting girls' athletics and good sportsmanship. As adviser to G.A.A. she is looked up to for guidance and understanding. Miss Parker devotes much of her spare time to the girls' interscholastic teams and has come home with many victories. influence will lead. Helen Ann Swaiiord B.S. in Ed., Eastern State Teacher's College, Twelfth Grade Adviser. With her winning smile and friendly personality it is easy to see why Mrs. Swaflord was elected president of M.T.A. this year. Al- though she is very busy with her family and classes at U.C., she finds time for her hobbies of cook- ing and gardening. L. W. Voshell B.S., Eastern State Teacher's Col- lege. L. Doc Voshell, as Doc signs his name, is the Athletic Director for the Madeira Schools. Everyone knows him best for the wonderful iob he has done with the varsity basketball team. When not spend- ing his spare time with his wife and three children, Mr. Voshell en- ioys hunting and fishing. Ruth Romano B.S. in Ed., University ci Cincinnati: A.S.C., Secretarial Science, Chase College: Twelfth Grade Adviser. Miss Romano has come up throughout the ranks with our class. She was one of our sophomore ad- visers, one oi our junior advisers and now she is a senior adviser. Besides teaching business subjects at Madeira, Miss Romano also teaches at the Xavier University Evening College. Elizabeth Watkins B.A., University of Cincinnati: M.A., University of Cincinnati: B. of Ed., University of Cincinnati: Ninth Grade Adviser. Mrs. Watkins has taught for the past eight years at Terrace Park and we are fortunate that she de- cided to come to Madeira this year. Besides teaching history at M.H.S. she is also tutoring in German. Mrs. Watkins' hobbies include pho- tography and mountain climbing. She is envied for her lite on a South Dakota Buffalo Range. Ralph Wright B.S. in Ed., Ohio State Universityg Ninth Grade Adviser. Ralph Wright, a Democrat from the sticks, as he often tells our Civics class, is well-versed in many subjects. In coaching the golf team Mr. Wright, like many of the other teachers, helps promote the good sportsmanship of our school. Mr. Wright is naturally very much pleased with his house which he built himself. Iames Zarloy B.S. in Ed., Ohio Universityg Twelfth Grade Adviser. Zarley or Zeke, as he is often called, leads a dangerous life! If he is not threatened by electric saws, it is by a new driver at the wheel of the driver training carp but he is calm and takes tt all in stride. Very often the main subject of conversation with this teacher is his daughter lanie and her driving lessons. She's threel A true teacher is invaluable. Georqlanna Martin Graduate in Nursing from Christ Hospital. Mrs. Martin, a Public Health Nurse of the Hamilton County Health Department, was appointed to our school district in 1956. In what little spare time Mrs. Martin has, she finds great enjoyment in helping to plan interesting 'activties for her family. Maurino Bohnllav B.S. Ed., Ohio State Universityy Seventh Grade Adviser. Camargo houses one of the seventh grades this year. Mrs. Bohnslav teaches this group and ls much admired not only by her own students, but by all the children in the school. She likes dramatics, is greatly interested in her home, and enjoys traveling during the summer with her husband. No wandering minds here! Remember how intently we listened to Mr. Wright? 26 Right: Eating is one of the favorite pastimes of all students. Here at Madeira we have five excellent cooks. The school has these ladies to thank for its fine meals. They are always striving fcr new ideas that will please students and teachers alike. Be- fore the holidays, Mrs. Stinson and her staff spent much time preparing their annual turkey dinner. Their friendly smiles and cheerful Words make lunch a pleasant time. For their wonder- ful meals and friendly ways Madeira thanks the Cafeteria Staff. Millie Doerr, Mabel Stin- son, Mary McCreary, Lillian Doerr, Alma Emery. Right: Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Mc- Creary, Mrs. Carman, Mrs. Doerr, and Mrs. ,Cramer are Madeira's tive friendly bus drivers. Besides being very friendly and having a great deal of patience, our bus drivers do everything pos- sible to make sure that all the students who ride the buses have safe and enjoyable trips to and from school, The help the drivers give us is appreciated by the whole school and es- pecially by the students who ride with them. Florence Wal- ters, Mary McCreary, Pat Car- man, Lillian Doerr, Merle Cramer. 27 Left: Mr. Stanley please report to the office. This call is familiar to everyone. lt generally means something is in need of repair. You may be sure that one of our able custodians can fix it in a hurry. Their job is one of the most important ones. It includes repairs, cleaning, keeping the snow off walks, and many miscellaneous duties. Many thanks are extended to these three gentlemen for their constant im- provements to Madeira. lames Stanley, Ralph West, Warren Allen. 4' QV? Ml? f ,QL Ion Keeton, junior president Edwin Smith, senior president IX 29 A good heart's worth gold. Don Albert Armbrustor He seldom spoke: but what he said was clear, cmd full of sense, so that you wished to hear. Gene Arthur Bartels Men of few words are the best men. Rita Elizabeth Helen Becker ' 'As merry as the day is long. S e n I O r S Sandra Lee Bobb Hlchard Paul Bowling Wit cmd 'wisdom are born with a man. 'Margaret Mary Broqan For softness she, and sweet attractive grace. Patricia Elaine Brown She is good as she is fair. Sue Ann Browning A blooming lady-a conspicuous flower, admired for beauty, for her sweetness. Nancy Katherine Bruestle O, she will sing the savageness out of a bear. Iames Mlchael Chaney A true and brave and downright honest man. k Don Albert Armbruster Don's quiet manner and unassuming ways are liked by all. II there's any, art work to be clone, Don can do it. He is very talented in the Art fields. His hobbies include record and tape recordings. Student Council 3: Senior class play 4. Gene Arthur Bartels Speak of sports and Gene appears. Through his in- terest and ability in sports, Gene has proved himself a valuable member of the football and track teams throughout his high school career. His fine, pink color- ing when he is embarrassed has earned him the nickname of Beets. Seemingly very quiet with his classmates he really likes to live it up when out with the boys. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Senior class play 4: Annual Staff 4: Band l. Rita Elizabeth Helen Becker Talk about vivaciousness-this gal is packed tull ol it! Spontaneous humor and wit are characteristics that describe Beck -the life of the party. Rita has par- ticipated in many and various school activities and has really contributed a lively spark to the majorette squad. Post graduate plans are indefinite for her but she is considering secretarial work, modeling, or the Armed Services. ' Chorus l, 3, 4: Operetta l: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 3, 4: Mustang Echoes Stalt 2, 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Manager 1: Interscholastic basketball 3, 4: Senior class play 4. Sandra Lee Babb A sweet smile and a charming personality are two things that Sandy is known for. Her activities are centered in the Business and Athletic departments. She not only can type and take shorthand with much accuracy, but also excels in girls' sports. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3,, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic hockey 2: lnterscholastic basketball 2: Interscholastic baseball 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Richard Paul Bowling Honor Society receives much of Dick's attention. He is one of the few seniors who has been in the organiza- tion tor the last three years. Upon graduation Dick plans to attend the University of Cincinnati where he will major in Engineering. Student Council l: Secretary 1: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Intramurals 2: Proiectionist 2: Librarian 3: Scholarship team 2: Senior class play 4. Margaret Mary Brogan Margie is truly one oi the most popular seniors at MHS. She has participated in many school activities in high school and has been successful in every one. Margie's favorite hobbies are swimming and Iim. After graduation Margie plans to work for a doctor. GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Senior class play 4: Operetta lr, 2: Chorus l, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. Patricia Elaine Brown Pat wasted no time getting into the swing of things at MHS. Pat's quiet manners and sweet disposition are appealing to everyone. Along with her secretarial work, she enloys oil painting and singing. Pat plans to put her secretarial talent to use when she graduates. Loveland High School 1, 2, .. Sue Ann Browning Sue has been a leader in studies and activities in her four years at Madeira, Her scholastic record has ranked her high in the class of '58 and she has been very active around school. She is cc-editor ot this years Mustang Echoes. She likes music, either listening or playing iz. Sue's plans include a iob and maybe cole lege. Mustang Echoes Staff 3, 4, Page Editor 3, Co-editor 4: Class Secretary 3, 4: GAA. 2, 3, 4. Class Representa- tive 2, Treasurer 3: Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Gperetta I, 2: Variety Show 3, 4: Senior class play 4: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Newswriter 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3: DAR test 4: Merit Scholarship test 4: Student Council 2, Secretary 2: United Nations test 3: Prince of Peace contest 4. Nancy Katherine Bruestle Nancy is a well-liked girl at Ml-IS. Her singing has been one of the high spots of the annual Variety Show. Music is really a part of Nancy's life as she also plays the piano. Nancy plans to take a job after her days at MHS. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Iames Michael Chaney Chain-drive's interests are sports. However, he also does well in his classes. lim is one of the veterans on Doc Voshell's baseball team. He also likes hunting, fishing, and bowling. College is among Iim's after- graduation plans. Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 4: Senior class play 4. Most Likely To Succeed-Gary Smith and Sue Browning No sooner said than done-so acts your man of worth. 31 -W Easist To Talk To Io Hendrixson and Steve Earley l would be friends with you. lerorne Foster Cole The class of '58 is proud of Ierry Cole and his many contributions to Ml-IS. Ierry has been a first class student and active in many groups for the past four years. Both Key Club and Hi-Y have benefited from his leadership, as well as our own class. The University of Cincinnati heads his plans come September 1958. Baseball 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Annual Staff 4: Scholarship team l, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Pep Club 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Lieutenant Governor 4: Merit Scholarship test 4: Senior class play 4. Ioyce Nadine Cottle Peppy Ioyce can always be spotted in the center of activity no matter what is going on. 'T .is red-head has been in many activities in her four years at MHS. loyce's hobbies are iitterbugging, listening to records, and, of course, Steve. After graduation her plans include some kind of job. GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Operetta 1: Variety Show 1, Z, 3, 4: Sister Quartet l, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 3: Newswriter 3: Senior class play 4. Iudith Gail Crist Iudy is one of the most versatile of all this year's seniors. Her activities keep her busy most of the time, but her sweet personality makes -her a friend of every- one. Cristy has no definite plans, but her tentative ideas include Bethesda School of Nursing. If our Iudy does become a nurse, she is sure to be a good one: for everyining she does, she does well. Mustang Echoes Staff 3. 4: Page Editor 4: Quill Gnd Scroll 3, 4, Vice-president 4: Newswriter 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3: Interscholastic hockey 2, 3: Inter- scholastic basketball -1, 2: Ir. Dance Chairman 3: Home- coming Dance chairman 4: Variety Show 1, 2, Pony Chorus 1, 2: Senior class play 4: College Club 4. Melanie Can' Davis Melanie is an all-around girl. Whether she is marching down the football field as head maiorette or speaking before'the class, Melanie always gives her best. Sports also find much time in her busy day. Melanie plans to attend Ohio State University after graduation. 32 GAA 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Interscholastic hockey 1, 2, 3: IV Co-captain 3: lnterscholastic basketball 1, 2, 4: Interscholastic baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Chorus l, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Head maiorette 4: Operetta 1, 2: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 3: School Photographer 3: Pony Chorus 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Prince of Peace Contest 4: College Board Exam 4. Rachel Louise Delsenroth Shy and Quiet? No not Rachel! She has a sense of humor that is underlying. Whether it be one of her favorite quips about teachers or discussing her proba- bilities of majoring in psychology at Earlham College, Rachel adds the final touch to any gab fest or party. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4. Nancy lane Dopp Dark eyes and a winning smile, are just two of Nancy's many assets. An excellent seamstress, Nancy has made many of her smart ensembles at her own sewing machine. Sure to become a perfectionist in her field, Nancy plans to enter a .beauty culture school at the end of her high school days. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: lntraumrals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 4: Operetta l: Variety Show 4: Pony Chorus 1, 2: Mustang Echoes Staff 3: Newswriter 3: Librarian 1: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Flag Bearer 3, 4: Senior class play 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Lou Ann Dowdy Always on the go is a characteristic that best describes Lou Ann. She has given the band that extra added touch by being a flagbearer for the past two years. Entering beautician school is Lou Ann's goal after high school. Chorus 1, 4: Variety Show 3, 4: Flagbearer 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 4: Office assistant 4: Senior class play 4. Irene Ruth Dunseth Tops in anyone's book is our gal Irene. A real go- getter describes Irene quite well. She loves sports and is equally proficient in all of them. Irene added the final touch to her four active years in GAA by being elected' GAA queen for 1958. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4: GAA formal queen 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic hockey 1. 2, 3, 4: Manager 3: lnterscholastic basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 3: Interscholastic baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: College Club 4: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4: Senior Secre- tarial Club 4. Stephen Edward Em-lay Devilment seems to be Steve's specialty! He is quick to join in any little thing to have a good time. Steve will always be remembered for his ability to tell a good joke. His liveliness at the piano made him a real hit with his friends at MHS. Geneva Community High School 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 3: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Class President 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4: Pep Club 3: Student Council 3: Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4. Robert Don Ebel Withrow's loss was surely a Madeira gain. Coming to MHS in his sophomore year, Bob soon proved to be one of the live wires of our class. Whether fishing, discussing local drags or handling a basketball, Bob has proved equally efficient in all three. Withrow High School 1: Football 1, 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Co-captain 4: Chorus 2: Operetta 2: Senior class play 4. seniors A good mind possesses a kingdom. Though she be but little, she is fierce. Ierome Foster Cole Ioyce Nadine Cattle Iudlth Gall Crist Her face is fair, her heart is true.' Melanie Carr Davis A constant friend-a thing rare and hard to find. Rachel Louise Deisenroth Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek, so simple yet sweet are her charms. . Nancy lane Dopp Pearl of great price. Lou Ann Dowdy The lady's smile was Coy. Irene Ruth Dunseth She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Stephen Edward Ecrley Cheerful and courteous, full of manly grace, his hearts frank welcome written in his face. Robert Don Ebel Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. 33 Bonnie Lou Elliott lest and youthful jollity. Connie Sue Elliott A girl to do her duty, and where to find her equal 'twould be very hard to tell. Patrtcla Ann Elliott ' She was made for happy thoughts, n I for playful wit and laughter. Patrlcta Carol Facciuto Thou art to me a delicious torment. Martha Chlqulta I-'loer Tho' she looks so bewitchingly simple, Yet there's mischief in every dimplef' James Ioseph Foltz A man hath no better thing under the sun, than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry. Howard Allan Gebauer O to be cr frog, my lads, and live aloof from care. Diana Grace Godwin Love, friendship, honour, are all thine. Robert Gordon Gutn This fe11ow's wise enough to play the tool. Robert Iames Hammond A man of 'strife and a man of conten- tention. Bonnie Lou Elliott Bonnie will always be remembered for her sparkling sense of humor and quick laughter which always puts an amusing twinkle in her brown eyes. Bonnie, like her twin sister, has excelled in the field of sports. Her reputation for being a hard worker is sure to put her ahead in whatever field she may choose after graduation. Interscholastic hockey 3, 4: Interscholastic basketball 2, 3: Interscholastic baseball 2: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: GAA Executive Committee 3, 4: GAA Queen's Attendant 3: Intramurals l. Z, 3. 4: Intramural Baseball Manager 3: Cash Register 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Connie Sue Elliott Here is another one of the girls in the class of '58 who has been outstanding in the sports field during her four years at MHS. Her interests vary from knocking a hockey ball down the field to adding clothes to her wardrobe that she has made herself. She is also top- notch in the business field and is sure to become a real efficient secretary. Interscholastic hockey 3, 4: Interscholastic basketball 2, 4: Interscholastic baseball 1, Z, 3, 4: Interscholastic volleyball l, 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Office Assistant 3: Intramural Volley- ball Manager 3: Football Queen's Attendant 3: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Patricia Ann Elliott Whether directing the pony chorus, playing in the band, or giving an answer in 'English class, Pat is equally effective. She will be long remembered for her complete collection of clothe's. Come next year Pat will be found brightening the campus of U.C. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Alntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Chorus l: Variety Show 1, 2. 3, 4: Operetta 1: Pony Chorus Director 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Secretary : English Play 4: Senior class play 4: College 2, 3, 4 Club 4 Patricia Carol Faccluto Pretty perky Pat can be found in the middle of any- thing that goes on at school. She has proved herself reliable as well as self-reliant in' the many projects she has headed. Fugi's easy-going manner and sense of humor have won her many friends in the past three years at MHS. Shortridge High School 1, 2: Mustang Echoes Staff 3. 4: Exchange Editor 4: English play 4: Senior class play 4: Annual Staff 4: Chorus 3. 4: Variety Show 3, 4: Pony Chorus 3, 4: Prince of Peace Contest 4: College Club 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Chairman 3: GAA 3, 4: GAA Formal Co-chairman 4: Intramurals 4: Interscho- lastic hockey 4: Interscholastic basketball 4: Inter- scholastic baseball 4: Pep Club 3, 4. Martha Chlquita Fleer Marty is a combination of wit and intelligence. For a job well done you can count on Marty. And you can be sure she'll have fun doing it! She excels in practically all she chooses to undertake whether it be in studies, sports, or leadership. This little red-headed bundle is an asset to Madeira's senior class. GAA l. 2, 3, 4: President 3, 4: GAA Formal Queen's Attendant 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Interscholastic baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 3: Scholarship team 2: Senior class play 4. Iames Joseph Foltz If you see a green truck, with Camargo Foods written on the side. whizzinq down the streets of Madeira, you know the driver of it will be Iim. Wherever he might be, you can believe that he will have ,a smile for everyone. 4 Best Dressed Don Scherer and Pat Faccluto The glass of fashion and the mould of form. I-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice-president 4: Football 1: Basketball Z: Intramural basketball 1, 2: Chorus l, 3: Variety Show 3: Senior class play 4. Howard Allan Gebauer Fun, excitement, and laughter are synonomous with Howard. He has earned the title of Mr. Care-Free of '58. His fun-loving way has earned him many friends. Howard plans a college education after high school- Good Luck, HoWie. Vice-president l: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 2: Senior class play 4. ' Diane Grace Godwin Good things come in small packages describes our Diane. Diane's winning smile and lasting patience are sure to rnake her a success in the field of beauty culture. GAA 1, 2, 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Office assistant 4: Senior class play 4: Chorus 3, 4: Variety Show 3, 4. Robert Gordon Guin Basketball, golf, or baseball- Gordie excels in all three. Gordon has topped the list in all sports at MHS for the past four years. Besides his athletic ability. he is known for his quick laughter and his active part in the Operetta and Variety Show. Gordon certainly has the kind of personality that will gain him many friends and great success in the years to come. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Golf 1, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Band l, 2: Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Chorus l, 2: 1-li-Y 2. 3, 4. Secretary 4: Senior class play 4. Robert Iames Hammond Bob can attack new tasks with an amazing zeal. ln civics class he can always be heard arguing for an individual's rights. Everyone wishes Bob the best of luck in the filling station business. t Hi-Y 3: Senior class play 4. 35 Most Popular Edwin Smith and Shirley Kuethe l never met a man l didn't like. Barbara Elaine Harris lf Borb's Iunior Achievement activities are any evidence of how she will do in the future, she shouldbe a whiz in business. Barb has been a student at Madeira for four years. During this time, her lovely voice has been heard in both the Operetta and the Variety Show. Wherever she may go, she will go tar. Chorus 1, 3, 45 Operetta 15 Variety Show 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 45 Camargo School office 45 Pep Club 3, 4. Io Ann Hendrixson This year's football queen-pert, vivacious Io-is really an all-around girl. Wfhether you see her cheering the team as a cheerleader, or playing interscholastic sports herself, she is always smiling. Io's many different activities bring her into contact with almost everyone at school, and it seems that she always has a kind word for everyone. After she graduates, Io hopes to attend business school where she is certain to succeed. Wherever she goes, her winning smile and sweet personality are sure to make her a very popular girl. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Interscholastic hockey 25 Interscholastic baseball 3, 45 Cheerleading l. 2, 3, 45 Ir. High Cheerleading 45 Band l5 Librarian 15 Homecoming queen 45 Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3. 4: Class treasurer l5 Pep Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 45 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Pony Chorus director 45 Secretary-Mr. Voshell 45 Athletic department treasurer 4. Betty Carol Hennles Betty is well-known around MHS for her dancing, hard work, and all around personality. You can depend on Betty-just ask her and she'll get it done. Her charm- ing personality is bound to bring her success in what- ever she may undertake. Betty's present plans are to take up Elementary Teaching at the University of Cin- cinnati. Lucky kids who get her! GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4: Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian l, 2, 3, 45 Statistician 45 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 45 Pony Chorus director 45 Ir. Dance chairman 35 Mustang Echoes Staff 3, 45 Homecoming attendant 45 Annual Staff 45 College Club 45 Senior class play 4. 36 Francis Charles Houston Frank rates high in the popularity list oi everyone. Where there is a good time brewing anywhere, Frank is certain to be in the midst of it contributing his share of fun. Frank has contributed much to the sports at MHS with football heading the list. Frank plans to enter college where he wishes to study Mechanical Engineering. Intramurals 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Student Council 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Class President 1, 2, Vice-president 3. Robert Anthony Huber Fun, excitement, and laughter are the fuels which make this boy go. He can always be heard at any lam session of the Highlanders, playing his hot trombone or doing his famous imitations. Bob's sparkling person- ality will gain htm many new friends at college this fall. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Highlanders 45 Chorus 1, 25 Baseball l, 25 Senior class play 45 Annual Staff 4. Iames Edward Kenretch Jim's smiling face and witty remarks are well known. He is a lad of many talents. From baseball to math or from singing to engines he does them all well. Iim has scores of friends and is liked by everyone. Chorus 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Senior class play 45 Scholarship team 1, 35 Baseball 2: Football statistician 2, 35 Basketball statistician 2, 3. Thomas Lee Kiblar Tom is one of the quieter personalities in our class, but his talents as a great basketball player will not go unnoticed. He is sure to succeed in his ambition as a Commercial Art student. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Football l5 Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4. Marilyn Ruth Komreich Her pretty long brown, naturally curly hair makes Marilyn the envy of all the girls. Butzie as she is known to her friends has gained the reputation of being a real worker and can be counted on to get things done. Marilyn plans on entering Miami University where she will take up business. Intramurals l, 2, 3. 45 Interscholastic hockey 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 45 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Formal attendant l, point assistant 45 Chorus l, 3, 45 Operetta 15 Senior Secre- tarial Club 4. Shirley Adair Kuethe Shirley is our entry into the ranks of perfection. One of the most popular girls in our class. Shirl has shone in many fields. We'll long remember her leadership in many groups, among them, Student Council and Pep Club. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Secretary 15 Chorus librarian 2, 35 Operetta l, 25 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Sister duet 1, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Vice-president 35 President 45 Greater Cincinnati Association of Stu- dent Councils 2, 45 President 45 State Association of Student Councils 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Vice-president 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior class secretary I5 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 McAlpine Bobby Brooks Board 35 Prom chairman 3. Sylvia Graco Lapthorn One to a class, and we're mighty happy to have our Sylvia. Her quiet, care-free manner will certainly give her standing in the years to come. She is one of the best students in the field of business, and therefore she plans a career as a secretary. Some boss is going to be very fortunate! Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Mustang Echoes Staff 35 Chorus lp Operetta 15 Home- coming queen's attendant lg GAA l, 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3. Barbara Elaine Harris A wise and an understanding heart. Io Ann Hendrixson ' The sight of you is good for sore eyes. Betty Carol Hennies S e n I O r S There was a star danced, and under that was I born. Francis Charles Houston Lite is just one thing after another. Robert Anthony Huber No sensible man watches his feet hit around. I-le looks ahead to see what kind of around they'll hit next. Iames Edward Kenreich Modesty becomes a young man. Thomas Lee Kibler An extremely reserved man. Marilyn Ruth Komreich I could not in a place find a truer heart than she. Shirley Adair Kuetha I hate nobody: I am in charity with the world. Sylvia Grace Lapthorn Her wit was more than many her innocence a child. 37 Iosoph Glenn Ledtord V it E They that put their trust in him shall L understand the truth. Mary Katherine Leisure Laugh and the world laughs with Youll, Phyllis Loree Long - Be she fairer than the day, or the I flowery meads in May. Rita Clare Lutes I speak in a monstrous little voice. Evelyn Louise Lyons My heart is true as steel. Frank Tirrell MacDonald Wherever MacDonald sits, there is the head of the table. Mary Louise McGiven.s She is as virtuous as she is fair. Roberta Ruth McKee A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Icmet May Moore Simplicity and truth dwelt in her heart. Iames Ierald Morgenxoth Here is everything advantageous to life. Ioseph Glenn Ledford Quiet, intelligent, and a good sportsman are all ad- jectives that describe loe. I-Ie has added a good many points to the basketball scoreboard and has contributed much of his time to Hi-Y. His future plans include Business Administration in College. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: Senior class play 4: Annual Staff 4. Mary Katherine Leisure Here's a real go-getter in our class. Molly is a jack-of-all trades, but unlike many, masters them all. Her happy-go-lucky laugh makes her a must for every- one's guest list. She can be considered a gal of many accomplishments, among the first, a co-editor of the Mustang Echoes. Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4: Co-editor 4: Annual Staff 4: GAA 1, 2, 4: Formal Co- chairman 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 4: Interscholastic hockey 2: Interscholastic basketball 2: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Office assistant 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Senior class play 4. Phyllis Loree Long Phyllis is noticed first for her serene and quiet nature and second for her contagious giggle. Not only has she maintained a high scholastic average, but also she has taken o sincere interest in many extra curricular activities. Phyllis's chosen profession is teaching, after graduation from Wilmington College. Student Council l: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3, 4: Office assistant 3: Honor Society 3, 4: College Club 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4. Rita Clare Lutes Rita is a well-known personality around MHS. She has been very active in many activities. Rita is knovtm for her ability as a seamstress: this is shown by the many clothes she makes and wears. Her plans are to become an airline hostess after she graduates. Chorus 4: Variety Show l, 2, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: McAlpins Bobbie Brooks Model 4: Senior class play 4: Annual Staff 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: Feature Writer 4. Evelyn Louise Lyons Evelyn, better known as Evie to most of the students, has attended MHS for three years. When looking for Evie in the summer time, she can usually be found playing tennis. After graduation she plans to enter modeling and secretarial work. GAA l, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 3: Captain 3: Interscho- lastic baseball 3, 4: Chorus l: Operetta 1: Pep Club 3: Librarian l, 3: Office assistant 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4: Senior class play 4. Frank Tlrrell MacDonald One of the members of an outstanding organization. the Highlanders, Terry has become a familiar figure. The bcmd will sorely miss him as will Key Club, the Chorus, and the Variety Show. His hobby, electronics, has caused much anxiety both at home and in the physics class. Terry plans to remain with the High- landers for one more year. then he hopes to go to college. Band l, 2, 3,.4: Chorus l: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta l: Senior class play 4: Key Club 4. Mary Louise McGivens Anyone sick? if so, Mary is the one you can count on. Although you may never know she is there because of her shy nature, Mary can always be depended upon to do her Part in anything. After the sad day in Iune when Mary leaves MHS, she plans to enter the Central Vocational School to study Practical Nursing. GAA l: Intramurals 1: Pep Club 3: Senior class play 4: Variety Show 4. Roberta Ruth McKee Roberta has been with us only two years but her Wittiest Marty I-'Ioer and Bruce Sherrill Born with a laughter and a sense that the world is mad. ambition and determination have made her very well- known and appreciated. She enjoys swimming and horseback riding and has an interesting collection of autographs. Next September Roberta will be entering Bowling Green State University to begin her teacher training. Good luck, Roberta! Ann Arbor High School 1, 2: Quill and Scroll 4, News- writer 4. Publicity chairman 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4, Business manager 4: I Speak For Democracy Contest 4: Annual Staff 4, Senior write-up chairman 4: GAA 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4, Volleyball manager 3: Chorus 3: Variety Show 3: Office assistant 4: Cash register 3: Librarian 3, 4: College Club 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Senior class play 4. Ianet May Moore If you hear the sound of a piano coming from the music room, you might very well find Ianet either sitting at the piano right or turned around backwards. Ianet has participated in many activities. She plans to enter finishing school or secretarial college after graduation. Chorus l, Z, 3, 4, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2, Accompanist l: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic hockey 2: Pep Club 4: Annual Staff 4: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Mustang Echoes Staff 4: Senior class play 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Iames Ierald Morqenroth lerry, though quiet most of the time, is always the person to whom people stop and listen when he voices his opinion. ler, who is well-known for his terrific wardrobe, can be seen at almost anytime in his Pride and joy-his black Chev convertible. Withrow l: Annual Staff 4: Senior class play 4. 39 Most Courteous Betty Lou Reed and Steve Strider 'I-Ie profits most who serves best. Judith May Nelson If there was anyone who had a dislike for history, it was Iudie. However, her great interest in commercial subjects has made her four years, ones never to be forgotten. Iudie loves dancing and listening to the latest spinning discs. One of her main responsibilities is the care her lovable Collie dog, Fuz2ie. After graduation Iudie's plans are marriage and living in Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Librarian I5 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 3, 45 Operetta I5 Variety Show l, 3, 45 Mustang Echoes Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 4: .Pep Club 3, 4. Roger Allen Parrish Roger is one of the more quiet members of the senior class. His center of attention can usually be found in a metal contrivc-xnce called a car, He also enjoys swimming and several other sports. His ambition, after graduation. is to get a job and make a good living. Football I, 25 Track 15 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 4. Betty Lou Reed As co-editor of the annual, Betty Lou has again proved her dependability and leadership. Her future plans include secretarial work in which she now excels. Betty Lou also maintains an excellent scholastic record of which she can well be proud. However, all work and no play isn't Betty Lou's policy. She might well be called the Esther Williams of Madeira. Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 45 Annual Co-editor 45 Office assistant 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Executive Committee 4: GAA Money Making chairman 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship team 25 Senior class secretary 25 Senior class play 45 College Club 45 Girls' State 35 Senior Secretarial Club 4. 40 Jerald Eugene Robinson Ierry, better known as Mouse, can always he seen in his yellow bomb. Being musically inclined. Mouse has been a main asset for the past four years in both the band and Variety Show and now the newly formed Highlanders. Teaching music is the career he wishes to pursue. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show I, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show Band 2, 3, 45 Band statistician 45 Chorus l, 2, 4: Operetta 25 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 The Highlanders 45 Senior class play 45 Intramurals 1, 4. Terence Bryan Rotunno Terry's interests are basically centered in the music department. I-Ie was a member of the Combo, The Katz, and now is a member of the newly formed dance band, The Highlanders. Terry really enjoys music whether it be to march down a football field with the band or to perform in a Variety Show. Baseball I5 Intramurals l5 Chorus l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta I, 25 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 The High- landers 45 Latin Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 4. Donald Thomas Scherer Don is known for his personal neatness and versatility. He has participated in many school activities and sports, while keeping a high scholastic average. Also Don is a hard worker as is shown by his car and clothes. A very witty guy, The Kid will always be as popular as he has been in high school. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Football 35 Track l, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta I, 2: Key Club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4: Annual Co-editor 45 Scholarship team l, 2, 35 Senior class play 4. Mary lane Schloner Need any publicity? Just call Skip. Mary Iane is one of the very talented people around MHS. When able to take time out from her studies she enioys camping, acting, reading, and of course, art. Sometime in the future Mary Iane hopes to tour Europe. Interscholastic hockey 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Publicity 4: Secretary to Mr. Voshell 45 Chorus l, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Operetta I5 Variety Show 2, 35 Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4: Page Editor 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 4: English Play 4. Nancy Dean Schuennan Iolly, fun-loving that's our Sherm. Her many talents include sewing and playing the piano. Always willing to pitch in and help, Nancy has given her cooperation in many oi our projects. With her wit and personality she is sure to succeed in anything she undertakes. GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Hockey Manager 4: Interscholastic hockey 3: Inter- scholastic basketball 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus l, 3, 45 Chorus Pianist 3, 45 Variety Show ,1, 2, 3, 45 Band 45 Operetta 15 Baccalaureate Pianist 35 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship team 3. Robert Lee Schwier Bob, another sports enthusiast, has done much to add to the teams around MHS. Working four years for the football team, quite deservingly 'brought him the honor of co-captain this year. He is sure to succeed in all his endeavors. Chorus I, 25 Hi-Y 15 Football I, 2. 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4. Bruce Elgin Sherrill Bruce quickly made himself a popular fellow when he came last year. Being a hard worker and a co-operative person, his help is favorably looked upon by every- cne. Since he has a knack for doing crazy, funny things5 Bruce has numerous interesting hobbies, We here feel that Bruce will always have many friends. Westminister High School I5 Waverly High School 2: Football 3. 45 Co-captain 45 Track 35 Key Club 3, 45 Mustang Echoes Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior class play 4. Iudith May Nelson Learn calm to face what's pressing. Roger Allen Parrish Then, heigh ho, the holly! This life is most jolly. s e n i o r s Robert Lee Schwler A face full of meaning and earnest- ! ness, a man of strength and a man of toil. Bruce Elqin Sherrill l shall laugh myself to death. Betty Lou Heed Dark is her hair, her hand is white, her voice is exquisitely tender. Ierald Eugene Robinson There is always time enough for courtesy. Terrence Bryan Hotunno Give me the making of the songs of a nation, and I care not who makes its -laws. Donald Thomas Scherer Give me health and a day, and I will make the pomp of emperors ridicu- lous. Mary lane Schlosser l could not in a palace find a truer heart than she. Nancy Dean Schuermcm A heart flowing with milk and honey. Sandra Anne Slack Virtue is the performer of pleasant actions. Edwin Townsend Smith They that govern the most make ihe least noise. Gary Dennis Smith , E C d' ll ' , l ' - k , d peicslejsiixriglir wise air spo en an S e n I O r S John William Stinson A jest breaks no bones. Stephen Lynn Strider He is a qentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature. Bonnie Ioy Stnller Shes a most exquisite lady. Ronald Paul Swarts A Much mischief mingled with a little A wit. William Andrew Thoi-man. Ir. Wh:zte'er he did was done with so much ease, in him alone. 'twas natural to please. Carol Lynn Tiffany There is no qreat genius without some touch of madness. ' . Charles Edward Ulrich Q Scientists may be learned by rote, l but wisdom not. as 1 Q Q' Q is 1 42 l W 'T Sandra Anne Slack Sandy is proficient in many fields ranging anywhere from secretarial work to bowling. l-ler quiet nature doesn't detract from her unique personality for she can always be seen doing a task well or just plain having fun. GAA 1, 2, Interscholastic hockey 2, Intramurals 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 2, Variety Show 3, 4, Senior class play 4. Edwin Townsend Smith Ed may very well be seen in the midst of any activity. As president of the senior class Ed has demonstrated his ability to be a leader and an understanding indi- vidual concerned with the problems of the class. I-lis uprank grades do not make him an egghead how- ever, NOT OUR ED! He's a fun-loving, care-free person who will do anything for a laugh, and certainly his versatile personality has made him one of the most popular of Madeiras students. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 4, IV basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4: Scholarship team 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, H1-Y 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 4, Mustang Echoes Staff 3, 4, Sports editor 4, Student Council 4, Senior class president 4, Class treasurer 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, English play 4, Senior class play 4. Gary Dennis Smith Scholastically speaking, Gary heads the list. For the past four years, he has maintained an A average. Not only does he excel scholastically, but also he is tops in the field oi music. Gary will be a credit to the College of Engineering at the University of Cin- cinnati. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta '2, Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Student Council 4, College Club 4: Senior class play 4, Scholarship team l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4, Intramurals 1. Iohn William Stinson Sports hold a major interest in Iohn's heart as he has participated in practically all of Madeira's sports. Iohn possesses a unique personality and sense of humor. It can never be said that he isn't willing to try some- thing different, especially true in one case-the night he turned up at the GAA formal driving a '58 Cadillac rented from the U Rent lt agency! Post graduate plans are college for Iohn. Chorus l, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Senior class play 4. Stephen Lynn Strider Whether it be at the drums or as one of the best dressed guys in our class, Steve is always an asset to any party. Steve not only provides entertainment for a group, but his personality makes him a friend to all. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show Band 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Chorus l, 2, High- landers 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Vice-president 3, 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club 3, English play 4, Senior class play 4, Intramurals 1. Bonnie Ioy Striller Bonnie's main interest centers around sports. She has been active in GAA and its activities throughout high school. She may be depended on to get any job well done as she has held such offices as Treasurer of GAA, Business Manager for the Annual, and many others. Bonnie made a beautiful senior attendant this year at the GAA formal, and the honor was well deserved. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Point assistant 3, Treasurer 4, GAA formal queen's attendant 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic hockey 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Interschcf lastic basketball 2, 3, Interscholastic baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic volleyball l, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Office assistant 3, College Club 4, Senior class play 4: Senior Secretarial Club 4. Bob Schwier and Irene Dunseth lt matters not who won or lost. but how you played the game. Ronald Paul Swartz Besides being known around MHS for his love of cars and his spectacular wardrobe, Ron is known for his terrific sense of humor. It's for sure, there is never a dull moment when Ron's around. When he isn't working on cars he can usually be found hunting, fishing, or at Shirley's house. After school, Ron plans on getting a job. Woodward High School 1, Intramurals 2, Basketball 3, Senior class play 4, Annual Staff 4. William Andrew Thorman. lr. It doesn't seem proper to be writing about Bill without starting it with Dear Harvey. Whether it be solving little Elvis problems or his own, Bill can be counted on as a friend in need. With Bill's background in academic subjects and his good grades he is sure to go far in his chosen field of teaching. Future plans include attending the University of Cincinnati next fall. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Operetta 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, The High- landers 4, Pep Club 3, -4, English play 4, Senior class play 4, Mustang Echoes Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, College Club 4. Carol Lynn Tiffany Whenever you need any art work to be done or someone to talk to, be sure to contact Carol. Her bubbling personality has made her many friends at Madeira. After Carol graduates, she will major in Fine Arts at Miami University. Quill and Scroll 4, Newswriter 4, Librarian 3, 4, DAR test 4, I Speak For Democracy Contest 4, Scholarship team 3, 4, Merit Scholarship 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Mustang Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4, Ad Manager 2, 4, Publicity Manager 2, 3, 4, Artist 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, Variety Show 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, Inter- scholastic hockey 3, 4, Senior class play 4, College Club 4. Charles Edward Ulrich Charles has ably helped the high school by being one of our finest projectionists and recorders. Ob- viously chemistry is his favorite hobby because he has his own chemical laboratory in his basement. Yes, we are all proud ci Charles and we truly think that he will be a modern Robert Boyle, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Recorder 2, 3, 4: Senior class play 4. 43 Timothy Alan Wakeiield we die N Z i V - Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow - -H 5 . .gg ' - Martha Yeomans For beauty lives with kindness. Timothy Alan Wakefield His high scholastic standing and his ability to take part in our school activities have earned Tim a fine reputation. Tim spends most of his spare time hunting and fishing. To some he seems quiet, but to those who know him, he is one of the lriendliest and wittiest boys in the senior class. Key Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Pep Club 4, Mustang Echoes Staff 4, Scholarship team 4, Intra- murals 2, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Margaret Ann Williamson She has two eyes so soft and brown. Margaret Ann Williamson A busy gal, this Margie. Working hard at school ac- tivities and playing all the sports are only a few of her achievements, Margie can also claim the honor ci being a top notch business student, Bowling Green State University will be welcoming her later this year. GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Money-making chairman 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, lnterscholastic hockey l, 2, 3, 4: inter- scholastic baskelball l, 2, 3, 4, interscholastic baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, Z, Variety Show l, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, College Club 4, Senior class play 4, Senior Secretarial,Club 4. Martha Yeomans I-lere's the future homemaker of the senior class. Martha won a grand total of S64 at Carthage Fair for her sewing ability last fall. ln addition she was chosen for Shillito's sewing board. All's not work for Martha, however, for you can be sure that vou'll see her rooting for her team in whatever sport it may be cr participating in a sport herself This little gal is quiet at first impression, but, after being around her for five minutes, one is led to believe she was vacci- nated with a phonograph needle! Martha plans to enter the University of Cincinnati next fall Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming queen's attendant 2, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, ,Executive Committee 3, Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4, lnterscholastic hockey scorer 2, 3, 4, interscholastic basketball scorer 2, 3, 4, lnterscholastic baseball scorer 3, 4, Shillito's sewing board 4, Annual Staii 4, College dass play 4. Club 4, Senior class play 4. These Seniors proved themselves Left: Edwin T. Smith was awarded the National Merit Scholarship Corporation Certificate of Merit. This certificate reads: he has demonstrated high potential for college achievement by a dis- tinguished performance on the nation-wide selection tests. Below: l Steve Earley, Gary Smith, Bill Thorman, Ierry Cole, Ed Smith. Ierry Cole, Ed Smith, Gary Smith, and Bruce Sherrill received honorable mention in the state in the Ohio State Scholarship Test for Seniors. Steve Earley and Bill Thorman placed in the Miami District. vu .Mu--x Fiqh 'Bum ll DI 1:1142 Bhutan x lv gwilffgnili jllflfif 1'YIn fdmwf YQ-42',,..l,-07' I . 5 -S - - 5 I-mn mn X 1 uw an-um. um 'ale 'rig '33 ' ' N. .,-m,.am.,1.,,,m.m 11 em.. .u img ,..m.u.n.- o-.n ham lin fxlnll :ul uh lirvriut ilu!!! ibm - x lllw :kno num MQ A fr . ni l'l'bN K. . W-Qc.fv Y 3: X v . 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Q X s EN 1 x is X SQ Q S i 91 X Q' i si .- 'Qs X A ei? in jfs. , X 'sf X i 55 0 rl, ' Gloria Heitzman Helen Hicks Carol Iones Sylvia Katz Roby Kepner Ann King George Luckey Iulianna Lux Iim Marshall Tom Maxiield Dan McDonald Eliqa McGivens Walter Mclieehan Wayne Metz Steve Newcomb Mary Newhouse Marsha Nichols Sharon Nipper Terry Parke Don Rehl Renita Rohr lim Roos Andrea Sams Karen Schloss Don Shirley Ron Shirley John Southcombe lanet Stiles Bob Stotler Martin Strifler Al Swaflorcl Candace Thielen Christine Vedder Dick Watkins Iohn Wells Laura Ziel ,.,. . X f imma . . . -- . A M, Q, J, -2? Above: Ed Kincaid cmd Mrs. Watkins are checking ihe Above: Mrs. Lyon is supervising oral reading. which mop for the special items in news of the week. is most imporlcmt in junior high English. Above: David Brazier assists Mr. Combs in performing cm experi- ment in General Science. 56 ' w 1 Knowledge comes Below: Miss l-lance explains cr difficuli point in her fcvorte subject. moth. i -Af :A EA JA! 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Q Aw 1554 I TMI In '.:- Ri 51 3 4: 3 M355 11' 'gif f . xg E 'Z W A 4' W A 1. 1 ,.,.i,, l ligigkf Ai V H51 A J' ,Aw ,Q i x gl 3, ia X if X Q V if K jf: R1 4 if ,VFW F f Q 3 u .fl nw - , k ,QW + 8 ima-1 . if mf 3, Q i S Q Q 'bf ff P Q 'ME iq D 5 is ix! , . 2 X 1 I X X W K . AU -WQJ Couch Doc Vcshell gives his varsity co-captains Bob Ebel cmd Tom Kibler, c iew lasi-minute instructions I X ssV Above: Madeira was very fortunate this year to have a new football and track coach. Mr. Hoffeld is very popular with the teams. The l957-58 football Mustangs, with a new coach, a new offensive style, and a team composed primarily of underclassmen, truly showed the fighting spirit of a deter- mined and willing ball club. Although the record of the season is not impressive, the team' experienced a season as good as, or better than the two preceding years. With the great number of underclassmen on the squad, the Mustang's new coach, Bill Hof- feld, is hoping to build a powerful club for the future. 60 SCORES We Opponent They O Mariemont 33 6 Loveland O 6 Indian Hill 6 18 Little Miami 0 U New Richmond 20 0 Milford 26 13 Wyoming 52 6 Country Day 19 Below-Front row: Managers Charles Dimmitt, Dan Rusche, Eric Cartwright. Second row: As- sistant Coach Bob Baas, Ierry Peters, Lenny Nipper, Iohn Stinson, Gene Bartels, Bob Schwier, Bruce Sherrill, Mike Brentzer, Chuck Graft, Dick Beckman, Head Coach Bill Hoffeld. Third ROW: Assistant Coach Doc Voshell, Ierry Snider, lack Marshall, Terry Covert, Dick Moerrnond, Lance Houston, Keith lones, Dave Newcomb, Randy Wakefield. Charles Schafer, Mike Davis. Fourth row: Nick Cassinelli, Ioe Driscoll, Val Bertelsen, Leslie Le Fevrel Bob Murphy, Tom Huggins, Dick Hanna, Terry Geier, Doug MacDonald. Ron Goens. X xii .X 'T M! S ISF' 'gg W NY i I5 m, ,. 4' t : xx X is-ew kg? v5 Q x .S W I I X S ff 5 A W , ' ' '7-0... ,J 5 S1 . .lea - -, A 2 f f .3A.,f Q, Q 5 gig, EI I f AVQV gmgwffg . 4 m f , this 5 334 13 53254 Q A 'U YK 'V L 54 2 f- M JJ... g S ,,,... N V ,. . fl - .W -- --v' 1 'W ,w ,. wh1sff5 'sq X S . , t 5 if W X gif F , if m. 3 .Q . gf, gazed N' 1 REF fi We 64 77 35 80 70 E55 70 84 75 58 67 56 89 79 48 94 71 63 SCORES Opponent They St. Thomas Sycamore Mariernont Milford New Richmond Indian Hill Georqetown Loveland Country Day Mariemont Colerain Milford Little Miami New Richmond Anderson Indian Hill Loveland Hit the ball this way, Don How tall you must bel Bob Kiefer Joe Driscoll 1 4 Bob Murphy Tom Butler Dan Doerr Rick Murphy Tom Kibler Co-Captain m Q. 64 Gordon Guin xg ex Ice Ledford Don Scherer Bob Ebel Co-Captain 'N-. MEUR J fl Zi' 7' bk XNNV fQggE1f?,g IF Wfffi 1 , R Ak :Qi:V D r lp ' 1' ,,,Q 1 E 5 . , 5 Pi is , . M. X 4 4 N EE Mg S X Q WE!!! S BEM! QF H1 S my K ., J SIE iff 5 A is iff YE . JSUD MM 'QQ L af A Z 2 l ' 5 -,' if ' , ' Q X Q it .. g: x 5 ' a- . ' 4 - H H 'IM ,2 'ig'-l CQ Io Hendrixson Icmet Zike Shirley Kuethe Enthusiasm brings hoarse voices, happy faces ,.. ...ii Margo Iohnson, Io Hendrixson, Shirley Kuethe, Icmet Zike, Iulie Brogcm, Pct Smclll. Margo Johnson Iulie Broqcm Pczt Small Q :Q ia. . f ,ei 4 -, ' - -fsm-rxxwle.-awwi 1: 1.if-..f-s:1.1re4ss.Q-we . . Q N , 1: - sm . , a,e mwm. mmm we -:sea .L 'Qs Q. 5 i Q 149-sr? VARSITY- Front row: Larry Mcfflonncruqhey, Den Dcerr, Gordon Guin, Curtis Thomas, lim Chcmey. Second row: Cooch Doc Voshell, Mike Brenizer, Leo Osborne, Lcrnce Houston, Ierry Robinson, Lenny Nippert. RESERVES- Fxonl Row: Terry Geier, Tom Huqqins, Rick Murphy, Spud Butler, Dove Steqmun, Iohn Slin- son. Second row: Dole Goes. Frank Butler, Clciy Mueller, Ron Willing, Ierry Peters, Cocrch Bucs. JUNIOR HIGH- Front row: Roger Couch, Val Bertelsen, R cr n d y Wakefield, Terry Covert, Leslie Wallace, Roger Church, Bob Fornetie. Second row: Dick Beckmcm, Tom Covert, lim Kornreich, Bob Boyd, Tom Burke, Bob Sussin, Couch Hartley. 68 4 E 5 E t I , t Richard Kleinschmidt, the new tennis coach for the high school. An investment in physical development GOLF-'Frank Houston, Tom Burke, Vol Bertelsen, Bill Werner, Roger Rude, A1 Reif, Iim Hoque, Mr. Wright. R4 Margie Williamson and Bonnie Elliott led the team. VARSITY HOCKEY-Front row: Bonnie Stritler, Marty Floer, lrene Dunseth, M a r i l y n Kornreich. Second row: leanne Adler. Bonnie Elliott, Barbara Moorhead Coach Mary Parker, loan Led- iord, Margie Vtlilliamson, Ianet Doerr. GAA focused on Hockey without skates may sound strange. But when you see two teams of girls battling it out with regulation hockey sticks and standard goals, you know the hockey spirit is there just the same. The Madeira Varsity encountered Marie- mont, Wyoming, and Indian Hill twice and played Sycamore only once. The girls were quite proud of their six wins and one defeat -that being Mariernont. Co-captains Connie Elliott and Marge Williamson helped make this fine record possible. Madeira's Iunior Varsity met Mariemont, Sycamore, and Indian Hill in some exciting games. The weather and fighting spirit sparked them to two wins and one defeat. JUNIOR VARSITY-Front row: Pat Facciuto, Diana Bokelman, Jayne Hudson. Second row: Sue Saik, Bev Swarts, Carol Tiffany, Sandy Perkins. Third row: Bonnie Horton, Sue Huber, Phyllis Ernst, Billie Dunn, Sandy Young, Shirley Pryor. 70 JUNIOR VARSITY-Front row: Thelma McGivens,, Judy Otto, Sandy Perkins, Marlene Cox, Carol Hoque, Kay Pumple, Pat Small. Second row: Penny Weed, Sue Saik, Diana Bokel- man, Amanda Sherrill, Dorothy Smith, Margo lohnson, Iudy Brown, Iayne Hudson. Hockey and Basketball Ten laps! is the familiar shout from Parky, the girls interscholastic basketball coach. Laps, pushups, and bunnylines are only a small portion of the hard practice that Miss Parker requires of her girls. She believes in hard Work and practice in order to produce a Winning team. Miss Parker has the right ideag for, along with the help of the two co-captains, Marty Floer and Iayne Hudson, the team has had a very successful season. Be sure to make this point. Marty! VARSITY-Front row: Connie Elliott, Ianet Doerr, Mary Corrill, Jeanne Adler, Margie Williamson, Marty Floer. Second row: Irene Dunseth, Joan Ledtord, Barb Moorhead, Betty Marrs. 1 'F 2 Q. .. : s1 . ifim - L. . X11 H ESA Fwgfwmsf. ,l R 5 3 4:5 W if 5 9 11 ' gi 5 L, V . R, E? -ff gg W 1 x ww- vffi ww . xt W :ffq N avr, - .sixrh - img N-wg, .H , .33 Vx QM. x i M eh E 25 5 Q 5 5 , Af 4 S AM T . i 1 , ' A: 2 Zig-xi f 4 K. fl K P xi s 1 if wx. ' W A a if , f ' F' K i,..'-' m x X E ,V 'N 7--- ' N .., X Danny Doerr, Assembly Chairman, in- troduces one of the many assemblies which Student Council presents. 73 Front row: Terry Robinson, librarian: Ianet Doerr, flag bearer: Pat Elliott, secretary: Betty Hennies, secretary: Donna Walker, librarian: Helen Kasee, manager, Second row: lim Hague, manager: Gary Smith, vice-president: Charlie Britton, librarian: Ed Smith, president: Steve Strider, treasurer. Right: Nancy Dopp, flag bearer: Mr. Charles Medert, director: Maiorettes, Connie Cassinelli, Mary Corrill, Melanie Davis, Drum Major Steve Earley, Sandy Fussner, Rita Becker, Judi Allgeier, Marlene Cox: Lou Ann Dowdy, flag bearer. Front row: Rachel Deisenroth, Betty Hennies, Pat Elliott, Bob Iredale, Mary Dopp, Barb Boyd, Donna Walter, Sue Huber. lim Barrels, Bob Sussin, Iim Kornreich. Second row: Martha Yeo- mans, Iuanita Lux, Bob l-lankes, Richard McKee, Nancy Armbrecht, Betty Marrs, Irene Dunseth, Marty Floer, Bob Boyd. Paul Thorman, Bill Werner. Third row: Bruce Ladwig, Nancy Schuerman, Ierry Robinson, Bob Huber, Roger Muethinq. Dick McKnight, Iudy Geselbracht, Bill Geselbracht, Iudy Perkins, Connie Runions, Jim Long. Fourth row: Hager Couch, Tim Hammond, Ianet Moore, Val Bertelsen, Ken Iung, Tim Yeomans, Ionathan Van Doren, Clay Mueller, John DeGarmoe, Steve Strider, Bill Thorman. Fifth row: Ron Schroeder, Gary Smith, Terry MacDonald, Bill Miller, Roger Church, Charles Couch. Charles Britton, Terry Rotunno. 74 The Band adds to many events And now the Madeira High School Band, with the Madeiraettes, featur- ing Head Majorette Melanie Davis, and headed by Drum Major Steve Earley, three fancy fan-fares and the band begins another of its half-time showsl Onto the field and into a boat, a donkey, a covered wagon, and a train to represent different types of transportation, and finally into the traditional Ml Through the blast of trumpets, trombones, and sousaphones, Mr. Medert, our director, with his sensitive ear can determine when a flute or clarinet misses a sharp or flat! He is certainly an expert in the field of music, whether it is playing one of many instruments, arranging music for the Variety Show, or directing the band. His hard work and patience have certainly helped to promote many musical activities at Madeira. Everyone knows that a characteristic of a good band is the ability to play well: how- ever, Mr. Medert believes that this is secondary to the enjoyment of good music. Steve Harley takes his job as Drum Major seriously. , , C A v V ll? if Front row: Iuanita Lux, Karen .Paulson, Mickey Sattler, Sandy Babb, Carol Giver, Nancy Robinson, Donna Schmidt, Carol Kingsbury, Penny Weed, Connie Cassi- nelli, Carolyn Chambers, Betty Hennjes, Andrea Nichols, jackie Anthe, Donna Losh, Sharon Downs, Kathi Kamman, Helen Kasee, Conductor, Mr. Gardner Bene- dict. Second row: lean Lathan, Iackie DuCharme, Janet Shank, Rita Lutes, Shirley Kuethe, Pat Brown, Rita Becker, Mary Corrill, Cheryl Emery, Sandy Young, Ieanne Dulaney, Iudy Perkins, Sally Rodkey, Iudy Gould, Iudy Nelson, Margie Williamson, Carol Hogue. Third row: Pat DeNormandie, Donna Wendt, Ellen Baldrige, Sharon Dudding, Phyllis Long, Bev Swartz, Shirley Pryor, Billie Steelman, Carol Davis, Lou Ann Dowdy, Diane Godwin, Billye Rae Vitatoe, lane Iones, If we hear the beautiful strains of four part harmony in the form of You'll Never Walk Alone or 'I Believe as we walk down the hall, we can be assured that Mr. Benedict and the chorus are again at Workf A combined concert with the band was given in December and such selections as Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Wish I Waz, Dry Bones, There Were Shep- herds, and a special Christmas Salute Q 5 or -i . :rn 4159 H1 , , vi, ' 1 fi S' X. 2 N gem Maureen Dwyer, Iudi Allgeier, Mary Sieminski, Janet Moore. Fourth row: Nancy Schuerman, lean Leuvelink, Noel Wright, Iudy Shoemaker, Nancy Bruestle, Carol Tiffany, Iudy Geselbracht, Paula Lyons, Carolyn Roos, Carol Bennett, Thelma McGivens, Karen Cademortori, Melanie Davis, Iayne Hudson, Barb Moorhead, Barbara Harris. Fifth row: Lee Handley, Iack York, Clay Mueller, Steve Painter, lim Kenreich, Iohn DeGarmoe, Mike Brenizer, Wayne Morris, lim Hague, lim Kornreich, George Weinman, Don Scherer, Bill Thorman, Mary Iane Schlosser, Sue Browning, Rachel Deisenroth. Librarians: Nancy Bruestle, Iudy Geselbracht, Iudy Shoemaker, Mary lane Schlo'sser, Penny Weed. Not pictured: Nancy Dopp. Accompanists: Margie Williamson, Ianet Moore, Nancy Schuerman, Sharon Downs. written by Mr. Benedict were presented. Although the MHS Chorus enjoys sing- ing songs of a popular nature, it proved itself quite worthy of top rating by perform- ing selections from operas in the Variety Show this year. To lift one's voice in song whether it be opera, standards, or popular numbers of the day, is something that brings pleasure to all members of the Madeira High School Chorus! ACCOMPANISTS Left: Arpeggios, diminished chords, and dotted quarter notes are three ot the things which the MHS accompanists are commonly told to watch tor. Their job is to keep the chorus in tune. This year's accompanists, Nancy Schuerman, Margie Williamson, and Ianet Moore, have worked very hard and have received from Mr. Benedict many helpful hints which have proved to be ot value in the concerts, con- test, ancl Baccalaureate. view' ,. LIBRARIANS Patience and brains are very essential for a Chorus Librarian! To sort stacks and 5 0 et X.. w 't Y av , A s we The Chorus raises its voices stacks of music and put them in their proper places is certainly not easy. This year tlimsies textra copies of printed musicl were added to their regular supply of music. Above: The Chorus Librarians of '58 are Nancy Bruestle, Penny Weed, Iudy Shoemaker, Nancy Dopp, Iudy Geselbracht, and Mary Iane Schlosser. Mr Benedict's girls Friday, Sharon Downs and Cheryl Emery, acted as his able secretaries by taking attendance when the entire chorus assembled, running off memos, and staplinq music. Left: -O, what a perfect Crescendo thinks Mr. Benedict. After qoinq over it for the tenth time, they finally have W.. 77 Seated: Mrs. Barrett, Gary Smith, Ed Smith, Sue Browning. Standing: Bill Thorman, Steve Painter, Phyllis Long, Charles Britton, Ierry Cole, Ray Bogart, Dick Bowling, Carol Bennett, Betty Lou Reed. National Honor Society Four years ago at Madeira the Olive M. Gregory Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed. The membership of Honor Society is taken from the upper three grades of high school. To be eligible for membership, a student must be in the upper 15 per cent ot his class if he is a senior, the upper 10 per cent of his class it he is a junior, and the upper 5 per cent of his class if he is a sophomore. All sophomore members are probationary. The new members are inducted into Honor Society after the end of the first semester. The aim of Honor Society is to promote among its members and through- out the school the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The officers of Honor Society for this year are Ed Smith, president: Gary Smith, vice-president: and Sue Browning, secretary-treasurer. H Nnraount Howon SocteTy x f ' 1' ., . 1 f f X l 5 A 78 Above. Front row: Sue Browning, Cincinnati Times-Star: Roberta McKee, General Chairmanp Iudy Crist, Cin- cinnati Enquirerp Carol Tiffany, Eastern Hills Messenger. Second row: Ianet Doerr, Sycamore Messenger: Judy Shoemaker, Cincinnati Enciuirerg Carol Kingsbury, Cin- cinnati Post: Donna Losh, Hamilton County Messenger. Below. Seated: Mrs. Barrett, Ed Smith, Steve Earley. ludy Crist, Roberta McKee, Carol Kingsbury, Cheryl Toile. Standing. Front row: Sue Browning, Molly Leisure, Ianet Doerr, Shirley Kuethe, Betty Lou Reed, Marty Floer, Donna Losh, Irene Dunseth, Betty Hennjes. Second row: Carol Tiffany, Don Scherer, Iudy Shoe- maker, Charles Britton, Ray Bogart. Cx Inductinq new members at its annual in- duction ceremony and banquet held in the Cornuelle Room of Frisch's Mainliner is just one of the many jobs of Quill and Scroll officers Steve Earley, president: Iudy Crist, vice-president: and Ed Smith, secretary- treasurer. In its fourth year at Madeira High School, Quill and Scroll, the Honorary Society for High School Journalists, has taken over as the publicity department for Madeira-ites this year. 19 R 9 A Nu s Fans Echoes S 25:4 Q 5 : , -, .x E Zer- -Qs gqixl ii? 5 2-S '-., -qfsiw :Q Q '- .--.'1 - ...., Mustang Echoes When everything has to be moved from room to room, the MUSTANG ECHOES staff finds it difficult to put out a paper. There- fore, with the cooperation of Mr. Dericksand Mr. Lang, the MUSTANG, ECHOES finally secured an office of its own. In this new office is all the equipment needed to put out the paper: the Vari-typer which was purchased last year, and the Headliner which was just this year donated to the school. Along with the new equipment and the Top: Mrs. Barrett, the staff adviser, gives co- editors Sue Browning and Molly Leisure some helpful hints. Bottom: Hard work and no glory best describes the excellent job done by the page editors-Carol Kingsbury, Betty I-Iennjes, Mary lane Schlosser, and Iudy Crist. Right: The finishing touch is added to the paper by our talented artists and photographers-Amanda Sherrill, Bruce Sherrill, Connie Cassinelli, and Carol Tiffany. new office, the MUSTANG ECHOES also has a new publisher this year: and he is help- ing the editors and staff to improve the paper. Mrs. Barrett, the adviser of MUSTANG ECHOES, and the whole staff work hard on each issue trying to make it the very best. All their work is well repaid when they see the smiling faces of the MUSTANG ECHOES subscribers. A N, fgfyig ,Wg-N N 3-N X:-if-.ease Left: Feature writers Shirley Kuethe, Iczy Shinkle, Rita Lutes, Margie Moeller, Bill Thorman, and Irene Dunseth look over their past articles already in print. Right: Checking the progress of the Mustang Echoes sales are special managers Ianet Moore, Roberta McKee, ludy Shoemaker, and Io I-iendrixson. Below: Gathered for special assignments which will help to make up the next issue are the newswriters Ray Bogart, Dan Doerr, Janet Doerr, Rita Becker, Margo Iohnson, Jayne Hudson, Marty Floer, Mary Sieminski. Iohn Perin, Sue Saik, Penny Weed, Rachel Deisenroth Phyllis Long, Carol Feiser, Carolyn Wierwille, and Iudy Allgeier. -lui?-- The Latin Club progressed and became more established in its second year under the leadership of its new officers and of Mrs. Barrett, its adviser. The traditional Latin banquet was held, at which the induction ceremonies took place. The club also participated in the state Left: Virginia Lawton, Ioy Gobrecht, and Mary Depp are slaves at the Roman Banquet. convention held this spring and the national convention held last summer. Regular meet- ings were held twice cr month, once in the activity period, and once at night. The club now boasts over fifty members and certainly deserves a place among the established organizations oi Madeira High. t 4,02 . l I 4 X N 'fx Left: This quartet, Charlie Britton, Steve Painter, Wayne Morris, toe Driscoll, gleefully sing old favorites in Latin. Lett: Even teachers take a break between courses to watch the gala activities durinq the Latin Banquet. Latin Club Mrs. Barrett, advisor, Carol Kingsbury, secretary: P e rr n y Weed, treasurer: Tom Huggins, president: Dan Doerr, vice-presi- dent. Front row: Mary Sieminski, Bonnie Horton, Sally Rod- key, Iean Lathan, 'Marilyn Schleue, Barbara Boyd, Connie Cassinelli, Iudy Allgeier, Susan Huber. Second row: Cheryl Tolle, Carol Bennett, Virginia Friedrichs, Iudy Perkins, Sylvia Hauke, Sandy Young, Diane Merritt, Karen Paulson, Iudy Geselbracht. Third row: Bob Boyd, Tom Burke, Jim Kornreich, Sue Saik, Diane Bockelman, Noel Wright, Margo Iohnson, Pat Small Carol Tiffany. Fourth row: Paul Thorman, Dale Goes Dave Rintamaa, Bill Miller, Val Berielson, Ioe Driscoll Steve Painter. Filth row: Bill Thorman, Keith Jones Terry Geier. Bob Huber, Steve Strider, Terry Rotunno Charlie Britton. 83 M.,,..,, - M--M, - sw . x!iQ,,:, . X . .gil Msn. f. .T gl K g Q ss- '22, :+V .H 4. F- , ,L 5' -rrf 6 is 4 f , ...Qs ,-5' 3' -5 ' ' . - 'X-,Wm w 'Q Q . X33 q 5 ... . , - , it.. X .MQ - ' A I Q iff? Wg. 1.1 H xv K. . V 'I vw '-5+-0 .N 2 , Ax MGH' 1? .. K- -Sv' YM' .F SX.:- .,v -4' Jfsk M X 'Z .4 ' A N 'Q'-Q . nxx ig. I Pin Ly! in . . s wx, ',Q,v AP A . ,M ,A M. wg-Wmim S. 3 2 A fm r- 'Fira M 1.39- Tufinvl. 2Z,,w .-K - .- J. 'Q' 'W f ii pw X -' Q 'Ev . .. x K-5 5 X. Q , '59 1 ' K I W Q Ns A- ffm . -,gi - Q-1 Lf, - -- ... ,' 51 ...ggg UC, Q ,K --- , 1 A ' X uwfaf- f , 5 if Q1 ' Q X L Q1 lr' Y' ' ef' ' gs gfk , dx Q , ' 1 X , x Q! 9' X4 Q -rw Q L S L A 1 .,,-Q Q Right: Miss Parker, adviser, lrene Dunseth, vice-president, Marty Floer. president: Bonnie Strifler, treasurer, plan the activities of the year. Not pictured: Connie Elliott, secretary. Above: Our Christmas Queen, Irene Dunseth, was truly lovely the even- ing of the GAA formal, The Snow- flake Fantasy. Her bouquet of red roses added the final touch to her green and white formal. Right: To carry out the plans of the officers is this executive board Ieanne Adler, Kathy Kamman, Iudy Brown, Bonnie Elliott, Carol Davis, Betty Lou Reed, and Marilyn Korn- reich. 85 Over the cheers of the fans at football games could be heard the well-known sales call of all GAA'ers, hot clogs, doughnuts, and coffee. Money-making projects during '57 and '58 were bake sales and the selling of other concessions at football games. A new addition ,to the concession stand this year was hot chocolate which proved very profitable. Another project was the sale of sweatshirts, and they will continue to be sold in the years to come. Other undertakings by the girls were the annual Christmas and Easter projects, the helping of needy families and children. Once again under the supervision of Miss Parker and the leadership of Marty Floer, the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion had another successful and prosperous year. Front row: Ierry Cole, Frank Huston, Gordon Guin, Iim Foltz, Ricky Murphy, Mike Brenizer, George Perkins, Mr. Combs, Adviser. Second row: Charlie Britton, Wayne Morris, Lance Houston, David Van Daren, Ralph Parrish, Ken lung, Roger Meuthing, Ed Kincaid, Ioe Leclford. Third row: Iohn De- Garmoe, Tim Yeomans, Ron Goens, Bob Murphy, Dave Stegman, Iim Maclinight, Mike Davis. Fourth row: Tom Butler, Clay Mueller, Dale Goes, Dave Rintamaa, George Weinman, Terry Geier, Tom Huggins, Ion Keeton. Hi-Y Serves The Madeira Hi-Y Club is a club combining service and fellowship. It attempts to strenqthen its members in character according to the Christian way of life. The Hi-Y has sports events for its members in order to strengthen their bodies and their sense of fair play. The club sponsors social events for its members in order that they may grow socially as well as physically. They serve their school so that throughout the school they may extend their feeling for Christian fellowship. 86 Above: Madeira High's 'hard-working librarians. Mary Schrser, Arlene O'Brien, Christine Vedder. Shirley Pryor, Bev Swarts, Anne Carpenter, and ludy Tuttle have to use the card catalog occasion- ally, too! Right: Here is the book you are looking for, says Thelma McGivens, while Roberta McKee and Carol Hcgue are checking another card. Richard Hanna. however, doesnt like the science ticticn book that Carol Tiffany' is picking out for him. Librarians Proieciionists Left: The student body at Madeira is very grateful to these young men, for they are the ones who run the projection machinesjor the showing of our many excellent iilms. 87 Office Assistants Checking attendance, answering the tele- phone, and running errands are only a few of the duties that the office assistants per- form. During each period of the day two girls are present in the office to help with Front row: Ioan Lediord, Margie Williamson, Dee Adro, Mrs. Merritt. Second row: Barb Moorhead, Diane Frank, Left: Judy Otto, Barb Harris, Sharon Downs. Andrea Nichols, Lou Ann Dowdy, and Helen Kasee are the t office assistants who serve at Ca- margo School. any work which must be completed. With the guidance ot Mrs. Merritt these girls are training themselves for future work in the business field. lvl. Gregory Chapter of the Dorothy Smith, Diane Godwin, Carol Bennett, Carol Davis, Margo Iohnson, Judy Shoemaker, Betty Marrs. t.-wre:Ag.3. .rs-uv -r na r ,, . 2, - Seated: Bonnie Stritler, Nancy Schuerman, Sandy Bobb, Irene Dunseth. 'Stcmdtnq: 'Miss Romano, adviser, Ianet Moore, Margie Williamson, Pat Brown, Nancy Dopp, Marilyn Kornreich, Betty Lou Reed, Bonnie Elliott. Not pictured. Connie Elliott, Evelyn Lyons. Senior Secretarial Club The SSC is a new organization here at Madeira, composed of a group of girls interested in becoming secretaries. The requirements are few, but each girl must be in her second year oi shorthand and must be able to type. The first day of every month is set aside for the members to devote their time to helping assigned teachers with such things as typing letters, making programs, or typing bulletins. We hope that this organization will continue as an essential part of Madeira's Business Education Program. l 89 -t Q fi r if ii 5 w paws. 1-QF E ima? Af vw. vi xx wx W S5 QQ. 'wil' Nw 'L ' Brcxvinq the cold winds to ioin in the winter fun, Terry Rotunno cmd Pat Elliott enjoy their favorite winter uc- tivity. ,J Front row: Lou Ann Dowdy, Barb Harris, Pat Facciuto, Rita Lutes, Margie Brogan, Ioyce Cottle, Sylvia Lap- thorn, Rita Becker, Molly Leisure, Nancy Schuerman. Second row: y Bonnie Elliott, Carol Tiffany, Ianet Moore, Carol Bennett, Cheryl Tolle, Cheryl Emery, Carol Davis, Betty Marrs, Barb Boyd. Third row: Nancy Brock, Mary Sieminski, Sue Hennies, Marlene Cox, Iudy Geselbracht, Iudy Gould, Carol Boclemer, Bonnie Horton, Carol Brown, Linda Marrs, Iudy Tuttle. Fourth row: Sally Rodkey, Sharon Hoelsher, Sandy Young, Natalie Allen, Helen Liggett, Noel Wright, Sandy Perkins, Io Hendrixson, Diane Godwin, Billye Raye Vitatoe, Mary Corrill. Pep Club MADEIRA SCHOOL SONG On Madeira, On Madeira, Loyal Sons and true, We rally round her praise to shout To pledge our hearts anew Rah! Rah! Rah! Give a shout and tiger rah For the Blue and Gold Come on team let's fight, fight, fight, And make that goall RAH RAH MADEIRA Rah Rah Madeira, Madeira will win, Fight to the finish, never give in Rah, Rah, Rah, You do your best boys, We'l1 do the rest, boys, Ra-h Bah Madeira High! Lett: Come on, Gang! Let's really cheer for our Mustangs, yells pretty cheerleader Io Hendrixson. 92 WITH AN M With an M-With an M With an M-A-D With a D-With a D With a D-E-I With an I-With an I With an I-R-A Madeira-Madeira-Madeira WE'RE HERE TO CHEER We're here to cheer-the team's here to fight We're all here to Win this qarrie toniqht. GO ON BLUE Go on Blue-Go on Gold, Go on TSCIITI-Gnd hold, l'1Old, hold Above: Charles Britton, Mike Brenizer, Wayne Morris, Youve got the Sirength Ioyce Cottle, Margie Broqan, Ianet Zike, Ierry Robinson, And you've got the power Come on Team Make the victory ours. Front row: Margo Iohnson, Pat Small, Ianet Zike, Charles- Britton, Shirley Kuethe, Ianet Doerr, Ion Keeton, Bev Swarts, Shirley Pryor, Irene Dunseth, Marilyn Korn- reich. Second row: Carolyn Chambers, Barb Moorhead, Ioan Ledford, Iudy Nelson, Pat Brown, Pat Elliott, Betty I-lennjes, leanne Adler, Iudy Shoemaker, Sharon Downs, Sandy Fussner. Third row: Iackie Anthe, Dee Adro, Dorothy Smith, Iulie Broqan, Iudy Brown, Iayne Hudson, Penny Weed, Karen Paulson, Ellen Baldridqe, Nancy Rita Lutes, Clay Mueller, Ice Lediord. Armbrecht, Iinnie Friedrichs. Fourth row: Donna Losh, Tom Burke, Douq MacDonald. Bob Murphy, Ierry Peters, Chuck Graft, Val Bertelsen, Diane Bokelman, Carol Bennett. Fifth row: Helen Kasee, David Brazier, Dick Beckman, Dick Hanna, Terry Covert, Diane Merritt, Iudy Lee, Carol Redemeier, Phyllis Spurlock. Sixth row: Iefi Costner, Terry Geier, Leslie LeFevre, Tom Huggins, David Van Doren, Tom Covert, Dave Newcomb, Mike Davis. f , 5. Mimi, .ii kia . ' 'F wiv V ww P511 fiqii Lk-ff Q. rv F an Ai 45 -5 f Sgt. . I -dr xg if? ., gxggmo F . . l sf o Q l ,.,, J L 1 6 W at K5 wi 1- , L L . Sway, 1 if 4 l .gf 5' X gg, i --i' , sk. if is -, K' .. Io Hendrixson wus Mudeirds Homecoming Queen, for Athe '57 season. Nol only has she been a top cheer- leader. but she iso beautiful' and friendly senior girl. She looked very beautiful in her while formal. qold crown. and she can-led a bouquet oi roses. sg ,T ,, . 3 3 1 5 ...iw J m fs x x .ge W2 aw? wa- f m?f'Qf W ,yr 1 -lim 1958 Annual Staff works hard X Don Scherer and Betty Lou Reed. HH New, HUOWSI tum do HWY Ser Thcne? t. 'letra' 'Q lik it 1565 Wfflf yuursdvrs- 'J ' he 1958 fs. Above: Ari EdiiOfS MCITY l- SCNOSSQT Gnd CQr01TiffC1r1Y- Above: Marty Floer, Bonnie Strifler, Sandy Slack, and Irene Dunseth were responsible for the majority of the ads. Right: Ioyce Cottle and Phyllis Long, under the leader- ship of Bonnie Strifler, sold the larqest number of annual subscriptions, Below: Roberta McKee, Betty I-Iennjes, Pat Faccuito, and Pat Elliott were in charge ol much of the feature writinq. f D' Left: Business Manager Bonnie Strifler, and Co-editors Right: Don Scherer, Martha Yeo- mans, Io Hendrixson, Rita Becker, and Ed Smith kept the record of the games. Right: The busy typists were Betty Lou Reed, Connie Elliott, Margie Williamson, Pat Faccuito, and Nancy Schuerman. Below: There are always a number of duties which do not fall into regular categories. These students were willing to help whether it was identifying faces in pictures or doing a bit of writing. Front row: Connie Elliott, .Pat Elliott, Shirley Kuethe, Roberta McKee, Nancy Schuerman. Second row: Irene Dunseth, Melanie Davis, Sue Browninq, Rachel Deisenroth, Pat Faccuito, Bill Thorman, Phyllis Long, Rita Becker, Io Hendrixson, Martha Yeomans, Marty Floer. NRM! 2155-E d v All these are found in a typical clay, km Above: Don calls the typing class to lunch Above: Bruce Sherrill cmd Molly Leisure come prepared to study very diligently. Right: Pat Elliott is frightened by the noise of the cymbals. 98 ff! Right: GAA sells sweatshirts in the hall at noon. Left: Passing ihe Home Ec door we see Sandy Slack and Nancy Brueslle-a study in stripes. Below: Charles Lamb has help in filling lhe candy machine. 99 'in' 1 Qi 59953 .sy lf Q,,,5,WQ , 49: 'S' .. -14' ' A ' - ww-r N,,, 2 k W 3' : - 4 :E ' A k U .4 , 5' ' , Q Mqwm-a-mv ,, Q,,Ax,-M- , -'ww wi 11 - .. mm L44 L - 3 MH' w ,A .. .. , W K . Q N K xwsznsnfsmvamww 16.-ix, ,, . ,S , f K K: xKlJK,MZf -swf. M my N-v--... . ...Q-Q 5 w-Qi X MF' ' A, M X - .aarlwwsmwf '-4.2 5 ,W 1: 0 195 H E2 X ,M W 4 - , , LW W K 1 X U PM KK. ,ff :Q KK K ,, . K ' A ,RS W h I ' , ' f ?t 1 - ---- L .. if Lg , , :,, :- f K 'i 3 I G K ,f -. 52 x:,. K E, 5 3 Si ' -- Kg K K' A , M fr - , 3 1 - :M E ' , l if 2 3 1 ' ' 'Z I i ? ':f. Lite i ..v. N x.., - , .. . , 3. . , .. ,. - nr - . . . ,',- . , , . - H Mnemonic Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Edward Headworth Mr. and Mrs. Myers Yeomans Bob and Darlene Schuerman Alma and Bill Emery Bev and Wayne Mr. and Mrs Calvin Reed and Iim Bob Hammond and Margie Hock Pat Brown and Larry Frisby lanet and Dave Charles, Ethel, and Kurt Medert Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Davis Sandy and Wayne, Billy and Frank Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Slack Doc Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sellrnan Bob and Sylvia Dick and Ioni Harry and Rita Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lana Walt and Melanie Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merritt and Family Ralph Wright Miss Mary Parker Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bobb Io, Howard, and Skeeter Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Long and Iim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendrixson Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dopp, Delbert, Mary, Don and Doug Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dericks and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wessel Iohn DeGarmoe and Iudy Alqeier Compliments oi the U. S. Navy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McKee The Gang-Crist, Kornreich, Floer, Dunseth, McKee, Facciuto, Hendrixson Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Frankenberq, Bucky and Doug Iack and Mary Helen The Russ Browns Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stritler and Pepper Mrs. Helen Swafford Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hartley, Debby, Donnie, Terry Gardner Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Iohnson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leisure Sid and Rita Camargo Theater Chain Gang-Phyllis, Betty, Bill, Ed, Charles, Ion Iunior High Cheerleaders-Carolyn, Andy, Paulette, Ianice Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Toile, and Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Combs Susan R. Hance Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Watkins Mike and Donna Steve and Ioyce Iudi and Bud Miss Thelma Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hennies and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott, Tommy and Terry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunseth and Bobby '4CL 4, o Q, xx 1 Q' PNATXO ,1 Front row: Steve Strider, Treasurer Mike Brenizer, Bill Thcrmcm, Vice-President Ierry Cole. Second row: Clcry Mueller, Steve Edrley, lon Keeton, Dick Bowling. Third row: Roger Muelhinq, Ed Kincaid, Tim Wakefield, Charlie Britton. Fourth row: Gary Smith, lim Mclcliniqhl, President Ed Smith, Frank MacDonald. Key Club X' rx 5 Q X X , S in 3 X . 'nm ,, 4 xvg' 111 i iz? sr: i. gg, vw W- f H x Q 5 ya f X6 M32 SSX ggi KSN , Q, LSKQSK qv as Rf E 25b N R :,L, H - . i f .. 5 - f ----- ' Q 5 5' G- Above: Ann Sieminski receives her certificate from Mr, Sellman. Honor Awards Day is Front row: Don Taft, Dick Hanna, Ken Boqart, Diane McBrearty, Diane Merritt, Mary Sieminski, Rochelle Fontaine, Sharon Holschet, Sandy Young, Natalie Allen, lean Lathan, Thelma McGivens, Phyllis Spurlock, Iim Kornreich, Bob Boyd, Tom Burke, Kenny Perkins. Second row: Margo Iohnson, Martha Yeomans, Nancy Schuer- man, Donna Losh, Noel Wriqht, Carol Kingsbury, lean Dulaney, Sue Saik, Iill Smith, Sue Browninq, Belly Lou Reed, Roger Muethinq, Bill Miller, Roger Church. Third a big occasion row: Leslie Wallace, Bob Farnette, Val Bertelson, Roy Hem, Gary Smith, 'Ierry Cole, Bruce Sherrill, Charles Britton, Raymond Bogart, Bill Thorman, Steve Painter, Ion Keeton, Dave Newcomb. Fourth row: Ann Sie- minski, Rosie Foltz, Mary Leuvelink, lean Arm Perkins, Iudy Colyer, Jean Theis, Patty Io Britton, Ken Brill, Bob Carpenter, Mike Butler, Judy I-lorninq, Charles Turner, Keith Iones, Randy Wakefield. 'I0 4 Above: Student Council-Sieve Painter, Iudy Horning, In Cenler: Mr. Dericks making the special awards lo lean Theis, Mary Lee l-lowes, Bob Seiberi, Sue Hayes, Margo Johnson, Nancy Schuerman, Raymond Bogart, Ken Brill, Iudy Colyer, Sue Browning, Dick Bowling, Dave Newcomb, Jerry Cole, Gary Smith, Bruce Sherrill. Betty Lou Reed, Phyllis Long, Bill Thormcm, Carol Carol Kingsbury. Bennett. Below: Singing Double Quartet-Nancy Brueslle, Shirley Kuethe, Margie Williamson, Sharon Downs, Ioe Driscoll. Wayne Morris, Bill Thorman. Steve Painter. Wa- Z MEMBERS Ken lung David Van Doren David Rintarna Roger Muething lerry Peters Mike Davis Bob Murphy lim MacKnight Dale Goes Tom Huggins Tim Yeomans Dave Newcomb Bill Warner David Stagrnen Allen Riei Ralph Parrish Tom Corbet George Wyman Ronald Baldrige lack Marshall Norman Hightower Don Nochazel Larry Smith George Perkins , ta 106 Dick Wainscott Lance Houston Iohn DeGarrnoe Ron Willing lim Foltz Ierry Cole Tim Wakefield Charles Britten Ion Keeten Bick Murphy Bob Hampel Bob Kiefer Wayne Morris Frank Houston Mike Brenizer Clay Mueller lim Moyer Gordon Guin OFFICERS President cccr,cc Vice President Secretary crc,, B Treasurer , .V....c Master of Arms ,..crrcrrrr Ierry Cole .lim Foltz , rGordon Guin c, Bob Harnpel Tim Wakefield NELSON BROTHERS Heating and Air Conditioning Lennox 8. Timken Furnaces and Oil Burners 7726 Railroad Avenue LOcust I-7517 Madeira, Ohio WM. WEHRMANN AND SON LOcust 1-7444 Cincinnati 27, Ohio 7079 Shawnee Run Road Excavating - Grading - Driveways Shovel Work and Sewer Work All Modern Equipment 'I07 THE J. H. BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Cincinnati 27, Ohio We Proudly Serve Rich Golden Guernsey The Milk Thot's 'A Creofm The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepore for It Harold F. Doerr 7247 Berwood Dr. Modeiro Ohio At Your Service - Phone BRomble l-2074 Soo the Nawext Thing in Simons-llforl Yau luyl KAISER ALUMINUM SHADE SCREENING B 81 B ALUMINUM MFG. CO DISTRIBUTORS - FABRICATOIS WHOLESALE A RETAIL FOR THE HOME - PORCNES - OFFICE - PLANT - HOSPITALS, ETC. Representing TH E PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY , 1 'lf l r'i'I f221if2'H! UHH MME x'Ir' l, l Awnnonmytunmpm f,y,,f: 1 , lll,l A scsoc N' . ' e l Q,.,........A5 f - - Home Office .. fAfl,fll5:?EFZIZQEEEQZDPII Newark New Jersey Best Wishes to. the CLASS OF '58 from BAND BOOSTERS CLUB 'I09 Compliments of WILLIAM S. TERWILLEGER M. D. Best Wishes To The I f I Amznicrs C OSS O 58 Mosr mmous nouaif-nzcx nimauncfn . .. T H E me omcnm mc nov AMERICAN LEGION TAKE 'EM HOME A U X I L I A R Y Best Wishes to MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL ll ond THE CLASS OF 1958 W. M. LEUVELINK AND SON General Contractors 'l'l0 Congratulations Class of Compliments 1958 of The Schroers MADEIRA sooo sHoP EASTERN 5 A D N COAL 81 SUPPLY PONY KEG 7800 Camargo LO I-9844 MADEIRA KIWANIS Sponsors of The KEY CLUB BUILDERS OF YOUTH ACTIVITIES AND YOUR COMMU N ITY III MADISON FURNITURE Complete Home Outfitters 6216 Madison Road Ph. BRamble I-2132 Madisonville Compliments of OASIS CA F E Camargo Road Madeira Ohio Compliments to the Class of 1958 Compliments s'rEvE's BAKERY of S E R V I C E J. R. HUDSON, M.D. ME. I-6021 ORANGE TOP CABS Complimenfs We serve the suburbs f 'rAxi 0 Anywhere - Anytime When you gotta go-go with an M A D E I RA ORANGE TOP BRamble I-3107 GARDEN CLUB THE DELL-BECHTOLD AGENCY Personalized Insurance Service DANNY DELL, Life JACK BECHTOLD, General Braun Building, Madeira LOcust I-6553 TWeed I-2739 Compliments of SCOTTY'S BARBER SHOP 4022 Plainville Road Madison Place Cincinnati 27, O. Air-Conditioned BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL ,A AA. K IN N EY', ConsulHng Enginee 2905 Vernon Place Cincinnati 19, Ohio I N C rs 113 Compliments of M c A L P I N ' S Kenwoodplm MIAMI Corrs: SHOP 6901 Miami Avenue Headquarters LO. 1-9857 Madeira, ,Ohio for l. Bobbie Brooks Comp 'ments of J . ' A. E. BARTELS sportswear F L 0 RIS T 7896 Camargo Road LOcust i-6788 Madeira, Ohio Compliments of DAN ANCONA 81 SON I N C . General Contractors Licensed Sewer Toppers, City or County Excavating - Grading - Trenching LOcust I-8087 Goff Terrace Madeira, Ohio 'I'I4 MADALYN'S Misses and Junior Ready-to-Wear and Sportswear SKIRTS - LINGERIE - BLOUSES HOSIERY - JEWELRY CREAGER PATTEN FLOORS 9430 Montgomery Road Rugs - Carpets - Linoleum Wall Tile - Masonry Paint Free Estimates Cheerfully Given SY. l-1396 7681 Montgomery Kenwood SY- 1-2964 M0 1f90mefY, Ohio I H S H S J Compliments 41l'H W W '7'e?' of MBQLL THE MADEIRA HIGH F Quiu. and SCROLL B 0 0 K S T Q R E STEVE Eorley, President JUDY CRIST, Vice-President EDWIN SMITH, Secy.-Treas. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 T H E FUSNER-LAWHORN Compliments C 0 M P A N Y Realtor TWeed l-5000 of Congratulations Bl L L U L R I C H to the CLASS QFI58 HERFF JONES from CAMARGO P.T.A. PLAZA MEATS U. S. Choice Beef I Partridge Pork Products Compliments of Party Trays Sandwich Cakes - Hor d'oeuvres C A M A R G 0 T A V E R N Kenwood Plaza SY. l-6770 BOB SMITH, Prqpriefor Compl lments Compliments of MADEIRA TEXACO f O S E R V I C E Tires - Batteries - Accessories I I I I 7l37 Miami LOcust l-9848 A F Rl E N D Share the fun . . . when you're with some- one you like, it's fun to enjoy a Coke together. Good times get better with the best-loved sparkling drink in all the world! Coca-Cola . . . so good in taste, in such good taste. Coke is a registered trade-mark Pat Bonnie Joy Marge u 0 Q Irene C nnie Sandy 'z ,, Shorthand II Miss Romano fi Nl-45? MADEIRA CONCRETE 10957 Reading Road Cincinnati 41 CSharonvillel, Ohio Janet Nancy Bonnie C0mPllmenT5 of M . M . T O D D L E R Betty L u Nan y Marilyn S H O P Evel y?1 I' MadisonvilIe's Complete Children's Shop 5005 Whetsel Ave. BRamble 1-4252 DR. LARAY SPITZ Optometrist 7111 Miami Avenue LOcust 1-7076 Madeira, Ohio CLAUDE E. MOORE Building Contractor Builder of Modern Homes at Reasonable Prices Phone LOcust 1-7144 Res. 8236 Camargo Rd. Madeira, Ohio Records - Hobbies - Crafts Models - Music Instruction Music Accessories Sheet Music, Etc. HATHAWAY'S 6923 Miami Avenue LOcust 1-7238 Madeira, Ohio 7 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '58 from S C H I F F S S H O E ST O R E 7871 Montgomery Road SY. 1-2646, Kenwood Plaza Shoes for the Entire Family Congratulations and Best Wishes LOSH BROS. B U I L D E R S Lo. 1-9086 MA. 3345 BLACK TOP . . . For better roads ri-is BRIWHR co. ' .P 'limhi aillmm 7455 nAwsoN nom cincuumm imAosnm omo f ll I L F 11 mon: LOcus! 1-sua A A Q File A E5 F- 33 O ljluggggi TOWN 8: COUNTRY FINE FURNITURE Open 'Til 9 P.M. Monday - Thursday - Friday 5919 Madison Rd. BR. 1-0204 SETTLE COAL 81 SUPPLY CO. HARVEY HAMMER 4734 Whetsel Avenue BR. 1-OOO6 Madisonville, Ohio H. J. BENKEN PAUL KNEIPP GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Plainfield and Woodford Road Roofer and Tinner Furnace Cleaning - Repairing TW' 1-1 040 LOcust I-8789 - 1 f 1 i T 1 W' f-2 V F ,ui M N AC ef' Best Wishes for a Bright Future Compliments THE AL NAISH Of MOVING 81 STORAGE C O M P A N Y H O F F M A N 3209-3213 Madison Road GAUSMANN JE. I-0047 JE. I-0048 Agcgunfgnfs Cincinnati 9, Ohio KENWOOD PLAZA Compliments Of BARBERS CARTER Four Barbers To Serve You CONSTRUCTION co' 1 i N c. Open Ii a.m. till 8 p.m. Saturday - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SY, 1-9699 DON CARTER KENWOOD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Madeira Ohio 'I1 9 Compliments J. B. LONG of R E A L T o R MADEIRA susmess Mews CLUB Modem nd V'C 'i'Y LO. 1-8132 SY. 1-1740 SHAWNEE MARKET C0 'P'i 'e 'S to Charles B. 1ToodJ Jordon Groceries - Meats 7715 Laurel Ave. LOcust 1-8085 CLASS OF 1958 Harriet and Allen Parker M ,S Eaufifuf IQAMAHGU THEATRE A , ,f 1 fm m , .4 7115 f fl if' ' if jug' 77? . ff' .. ' 5' .ff Q f ff rr., , ' I f ', 1 5 .8 2' . ' b luff I ' ' I, '-35, . 4 gnu lllll'--111111-l'l1l1lll1lD11l91111111111 e L,,:::,gf :K -4, 1 M4 4, 4 ,J - r-- Jn. Erie- 5- ff , , ,ff - l is h UQ Ig ?, -NM I? rv if . I L 1 1 151+ - Arr- e -.--C:-1 P- 2' , V ee'-gag I l riff 1 11 ggi, 'igliunl -- .5 fl -Wag, - 1 - ' ' a f ' -1 1 '. -a , ,Z ' ','- 124 41 , -f,., - 148 , ll ff el l- l me 8 1 'ff ' 8 C fl C 1 ' 11 , f ,, elm, 2- F ' gr- -M-lei T- gg: ,Pm -- fe . r w- ' 1 ..f fr , T ..-L- ----'fli-.L -- Q . . 1 1 ' -Q'-f ' 1:23-4ifZ,-ae, - -- - YT5: 'N ,- 4 ig, -we 8 T 74'-----iii: ' ,-' YY Y 'tr Lili' Pe,-C 3 -4- ,hw sx iieei- - - 1 1 -S-2 ' ,fp -L ' 1' i-:C - -'GQ 1:--V,T.:f 35? V -r.---1 T-Y 'sf 6- - - .- Cincinnatfs Nicest Theatre 120 Congratulations to the 1958 GRADUATING CLASS Our Best Wishes Always MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 121 Best Wishes To The Closs of l958 M A D E I R A KIWANIS AUXILIARY Compliments Compliments of of DAN MAXFIELD MADEIRA Plaster To Be Sure AMERICAN LEGION Lo. 1-7715 POST 412 Compliments G L 0 B E of orrlcs EQUIPMENT DOT'S 8. MACK'S AND F000 MARKET SUPPLIES, INC. LO. I-7316 M d im Ohio 706 Walnut Street GA. I-4700 'I22 Serving Madeira Since 1912 46 Years Building Materials - Hardware LOcust 1-7200 Madeira, Ohio School Bus Safety Starts With CARPENTER The School Coach That Serves Young Americans Best Compliments of H. M. Boss: Bus EQUIPMENT co. Madeira, Ohio Camargo Foods MADElRA'S PARKVI EW MARKET 8001 Euclid Road LO, 1-9830 Madeira, Ohio 1 CAMARGO PLUMBING AND HEATING PLUMBING New Work - Repair Service Kin CI 9 l'9 C l'I' 6 I1 1 945 JOHN w. FUSSNER Licensed Master Plumber LO. I-8271 7522 Camargo Rd. Madeira, Ohio Below, front row: Charles Stnily, Diane Godwin, Judith Keemlie, Wendy Winkler, Mart Gurard. Third row Ann Pickett, Rita Lutes, Gail Mills, Nancy Satter- Roger Bockman, Barbara Grietwan, Charles Pierce field, Billy Sue. Second row: Joyce Cottle, Kenneth Bobby Clark, Martha Floer, Joe Ledford, Harry Ross Krusling, Bobby Huber, Shirley Kuethe, Louise Barbara Harris, Martha Yeomans. 124 GEORGE F. COLE Builder - Realtor 6605 Miami Avenue LOcust l-7630 Madeira, Ohio PHlL'S SHELL SERVICE Madison and Ravenna BR. l-8790 Madisonville, Ohio TOWN FLOWER SHOP We Telegraph Flowers A Complete Floral Service KOSTER'S SHELL Auto Service - Auto Repairing Road Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service 6929 Miami Ave. and Goff Terrace 5006 Whetsel Ave, BR. I-H85 L.O. l-8084 Madeira, Ohio W E N D T ' S Compliments to the SERVICE STATION CIOSS Of '58 Brake Repairing - Fuel Oil D A L E B E A R D Gasoline - Batteries - Accessories Power and Garden Tractors Plumber Black Top and Spray Driveways 8103 Camargo and Eaaiaa 8012 Euclid Avenue Lo. 1-9834 Madeira, Ohio LO- T-9129 Modeiro. Ohio A D K I N ' S CARTER'S CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant BRamble l-4100 4821 Whetsel Ave. Madisonville BICYCLE SHOP SCHWINN 8. RALEIGH Authorized Dealer New - BICYCLES - Used Repairs - Parts - Accessories 6330 Madison Road BR. l-3617 Cincinnati 27, Ohio Best Wishes To the CLASS OF '58 Mr. and Mrs. RICHARD WEIGEL T R E D W AY F U N E R A L H O M E Established in 1892 Completely Air-Conditioned 2131 Cameron Avenue ME. 1-0311 Norwood, Ohio THE AL NAISH MOVING 8- STORAGE COMPANY 3209-3213 Madison Road Cincinnati 9, Ohio JE. 1-0047 JE. 1-0048 WARD'S FLORISTS FIowers For All Occasions SY. 1-8855 GREENHOUSES 4208 Schenck - Deer Park THE WOODMONT DAIRY Your Neighborly MiIkman SYcamore 1-7300 East Galbraith Rd. Deer Park BLANKENSI-llP's sisnvlcs' Service - LOcust 1-9847 Call Us for Good Service Miami and Shawnee Run Roads Tires and Accessories Night - LOcust1-9847 126 MADEIRA BEAUTY SHOP 7707 Euclid Road LO. l-9328 Madeira, Ohio ELIZABETH RUSSELL, Prop. Compliments of BEN'S PONY KEG Eat Hearty! LO. l-9853 7670 Camargo Road Madeira, 'Ohio For Fine Furnishings SCHOENBERGER MEN'S SHOP Silverton Center 6930 Plainfield Rd. TW. I-2510 MADISON BAKERY Bakery Goods Baked on Premises Fresh Daily Madison Road BR. l-1055 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 We salute you upon this milestone of your progress in life. lt is not the years one lives but how much he has accomplished that indicates his use- fulness to society. Accept our best wishes for your continued success and prosperity. ZIMMERMAN 81 ADLER CONSTRUCTION CO. Black Top Driveways Main Office TWeed l-l500v 127 SILVERTON RECQRD SHOP 6931 Plainfield Pike Sheet Music - Stereophonics Tapes TW . 1-2739 snverion 36, ohio Compliments of AL'S BARBER SHDP d LOIS TODIBLER SHOP 6934 Miami Avenue Madeira Ohio W A H L ' S ' M A D E I R A H A R D W A R E We Deliver MISS MADEIRA 1958 MARY CORRILL . Camargo Road at Miami Avenue Sponsored by LOcust i-7218 A 81 S TELEVISION . . C 0 M P A N Y Madeira Ohio 692i Miami Madeira, Ohio Best Wishes Compliments to the Closs of '58 of P R E M I U M SEVEN HILLS C 0 A L 81 0 I L C O . PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY Msifose 1-5700 Modeiro, Ohio Deliveries Everywhere Compliments B o B 1 S of SHELL SERVICE M I A M I 5 C T 0 S 5 - 0 0 Shellubrication - Firestone Products 9 S T 0 R E I Pickup and Delivery MR. AND MRS. FRED KONARD sewice 6932 Miami Avenue I Miami and Louirgl PHONE Lo. 1-7059 I Q Madeira Ohio LO. I-9800 Madeira, Ohio 'I29 MADEIRA VILLAGE P H A R M A C Y EUGENE MAXFIELD .. . Complete Prescription Service Sick Room Supplies Builder Miami and Camargo Roads P. Carman L. Doerr Congratulations to The Class of '58 THE BUS DRIVERS M. Kramer M. McCreary M. Walters, Sub. E .. .QSQBERG VORDENBERG CHEVROLET CO. Service from 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Mon. Thru Fri., Sat. 'Til Noon Sl6l Madison Rd. Cincinnati 9, Ohio Phone: ME. l-5600 I3 MAoisoNvlLLE N -E HAYES C A F E P 0 N Y K E G D E LIC AT E s s E N Chiskgnfigfs 5'e f . . . LO 1-9840 Dmly Delwenes BR' 1-7447 8015 Euclid Rooiiust Madeira, Ohio Congratulations to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '58 MADEIRA CLEANERS 7018 Miami Avenue LO. I-9380 Madeira, Ohio SCHALEMAN Compliments BUILDERS SUPPLY of C 0 M P A N Y A Complete Line of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES W A L L A C E M F0'Y0U'H0me REFRIGERATION LO. 1-7994 - 1-7995 7826 Camargo Rd. Madeira, Ohio 7307 Iuka Avenue LO. 1-9321 131 L E W A L L E N ' S Shoes and Clothing For the Entire Family Poll-Parrot - Keds LO. 1-6049 MUELLER CABINET SHOP 8143 Camargo Road Formica Tops Vanitory Custom-Made Cabinets Miami Avenue Madeira, Ohio Ralph Mueller, Prop. LO. 1-8326 Compliments Compliments and of Best Wishes to the Class of '58 RAY MCCARTY THE KIENS PLUMBING REM, wEs1'ENooRF's PLUMBING CO., INC. MILTON C, FLOER Telephone: LOcust 1-7440 Finer Foods - Pet Shangri-La Complete Food and Meat Market Ice - Charcoal Get it all with one stop or call SY. 1-6633 - Daily Delivery 7810 Camargo Rd' Madeira' Ohio 7691 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati 36, O. C0mDlzcme 'fS MELODY-IN RECORD O S H O P A B C O Music For Your Every Mood TOOL 8. DIE CO. Tools - Dies - Special Machinery 8121 Camargo Road Madeira Ohio Larry and Jean Hegner Open Evenings - Mon., Thurs., Fri. 6018 Madison Rd. BR. 1-1533 Cincinnati 27, Ohio 2 Congratulations to the Class of '58 Congratulations T H E M A D E I R A BUILDING 8' LOAN To the Class of '58 69l0Miami Avenue WILSON-DOWNS' INC. LO. l-9483 Madeira, Ohio General Insurance C I E. STACEY DOWN-S ornp iments TW. l-6900 Res. LO. l-6868 of Kenwood Center Bldg. T R S H Rl D E R 7565 Kenwood Rd. Cincinnati 36, O. Dentist , lim J A f x f ' V M. 7 f . . S T 0 P A U L Siggstre Wishes to the Clas Community Methodist Church of 1958 133 S E T T L E Kenwood com. s. suPri.Y co. 9500 Montgomery Rood HARVEY HAMMER SY' I-5353 4734 Whetsel Avenue BR. I-OOO6 Madisonville, Ohio TH O M A S FUNERAL HOMES Compliments of CARL LEPPERT Madisonville Electrician 4418 Whetsel Ave. BR. I-0732 7I33 Summit Ave. LO. I-9207 Compliments of HOWES TOWN 81 COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON SALES 81 SERVICE 7804 Comorgo Road l-T D - Lo. 1-9803 Madeira, ohio 3093 Modison Road ot Gilmore Compliments CINCINNATI 9, OHIO of MEIrose I-2985 MARATHON INN 4 B U R N ETT Compliments of PONTIAC INC. ROFLOW 5020 Whetsel BR. 1-1106 8 Used Car Lot ST 0 R E 5727 Madison Ave. BR. 1-2679 7711 Laurel Ave. LO. 1-6329 I THE MADEIRA BAPTIST ci-iuncl-I Best Wishes to the Class of '58 School Spirit Enthusiasm Judy and Jack Wolfe Compliments of P I O N E E R R E S T A U R A N T P E P C I' U B 26 Endicott Street vivacious Peppy JA. 1-9092 Greenhills, Ohio Yells Cheers 7:00 A.M. to ?? P.M. Boys , Men's and Ladies' Apparel Formal Rental Service BURK 'ARDT'5 MUSTANG sci-loss OF MADEIRA LOcust 1-8139 6917 Miami Ave. Madeira, Ohio 'I35 KINNEY SHOES Shoes for the entire family Kenwood Plaza Congratulations to the Graduates of 1958 MADEIRA CHURCH OF CHRIST fChristian1 7421 Galbraith Road fm M-TP., I . -1-.T7g A' I REVEREND P. A. wii.i.is, Minister 1 :'5 ' X 2-ur L' 'WUI . XC ' . I' NEI!! ll EM - Egg 1 -is. if Bioio School .......... ....... 9 :ao A.M. M4 5 l Miifnggi Morning Worship ...... ....... i oiso A.M. -ogre' ffmmfiiiuircn Youin Mooring ....... o,..... 6 :so P.M. ll' F ' 34 rf ,,i- ', NIJ. ' - .gg 'Z Evening Worship ...... ....... 7 :3O P.M. A A -'I . --fi A BR. 1-9200 Congratulations Class of '58 from EDRICO'S PIZZA GABBY'S CARRY OUT Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM JOHNSON LOcust 1-8242 7708 Camargo Road Madeira, Oh io Pony Keg and Service Station HOWARD GODWIN, Prop. Free Delivery - 24 Hr. Ice Station 7354 Blue Ash Rd. Deer Park, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '58 THE MORROW COMPANY Real Estate LOcust 1-5950 THE GIRLS',ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARY PARKER, Adviser MARTY FLOER, President CONNIE ELLIOTT, Secretary IRENE DUNSETH, Vice-President BONNIE STRIFLER, Treasurer Money-Making Chairmen: BETTY LOU REED CAROL DAVIS OUR PURPOSE The purpose of this organization shall be to create, main- tain, and sponsor an active interest in wholesome physical activity and recreation-to encourage good sportsmanship in this organization and throughout the school-and to promote better standards of health among the students of Madeira High School. 137 Senior Directory Donald Arrnbruster Gene Bartels Rita Becker Sandy Bobb Richard Bowling Marqie Brogan Pat Brown Sue Browning Nancy Bruestle Iames Chaney Ierome Cole Ioyce Cottle Iudy Crist Melanie Davis Rachel Deisenroth Nancy Dopp Lou Ann Dowdy Irene Dunseth Stephen Earley Robert Ebel Bonnie Elliott Connie Elliott Pat Elliott Pat Facciuto Marty Floer lames Foltz Howard Gebauer Diane Godwin Gordon Guin Robert Hammond Barbara Harris Io Ann Hendrixson Betty Hennies 7125 7433 6145 7425 7243 8229 2905 6704 7320 7737 6605 8156 5691 7332 7309 6157 7508 7141 7206 7289 7001 7001 7807 7451 7810 7317 7312 7009 7016 7137 7258 7301 7279 Wallace Avenue Iuler Avenue Kenwood Road Iuler Avenue Thomas Drive Camargo Road Dee Street Miami Avenue Miami Hills Drive Laurel Avenue Miami Avenue Camargo Road Whetsel Avenue Iuka Avenue Miami Avenue Cherokee Drive Miami Avenue Wallace Avenue Miami Hills Drive Thomas Drive Maple Avenue Maple Avenue Dee Street Miami Hills Drive Euclid Avenue Iuka Avenue Iuka Avenue Fowler Avenue Fowler Avenue Shawnee Run Road Osceola Drive Iuka Avenue Euclid Avenue 138 l-91 1 1 1-8360 1-7485 1-7539 1-6259 1-9088 1-2698 1-6453 1-9429 1-7456 1-7630 1-9352 1-7365 l-8076 1-6686 1-9666 1-6870 1-8522 1-6406 1-7457 1-7923 1-7923 1-5329 1-6934 1-7440 1-9346 1-5382 1-8880 1-7661 1-8594 1-9295 1-9208 1-71 18 Frank Houston Robert Huber Iames Kenreich Thomas Kibler Marilyn Kornreich Shirley Kuethe Sylvia Lapthom Ioseph Ledford Molly Leisure Phyllis Long Rita Lutes Evelyn Lyons Frank MacDonald Mary McGivens Roberta McKee Ianet Moore Ierald Morgenroth Iudy Nelson Roger Parrish Betty Lou Reed Ierald Robinson Terence Rotunno Mary Iane Schlosser Donald Scherer Nancy Schuerman Edwin Smith Gary Smith Stephen Strider Bonnie Stritler Ronald Swarts William Thorman Carol Tiffany Charles Ulrich Timothy Wakefield Margie Williamson Martha Yeornans 7012 7101 7005 7107 6ll9 7117 7282 7450 7285 7421 7130 7077 7532 5793 7461 8236 6581 7013 7416 7002 7288 7030 7511 7434 7246 6626 7235 7342 7415 7401 6564 7441 7377 6559 7303 8009 Fowler Avenue Mayfield Avenue Summit Avenue Thomas Drive Cherokee Drive Summit Avenue Rita Lane Dawson Road Thomas Drive South Mingo Lane Fowler Avenue Fowler Avenue Miami Avenue Camargo Road South Mingo Lane Camargo Road Kenview Drive Dawson Road Miami Avenue Summit Avenue Rita Lane Maple Avenue Camargo Road Iuler Avenue Iuka Avenue Shawnee Run Road Iethve Osceola Drive Southside Avenue South Mingo Lane Dawson Road Shewango Way Southside Avenue Miami Avenue Iuler Avenue Iuka Avenlie 139 1-7627 1-9529 1-8922 1-9677 1-9121 1-7518 1-8508 1-7355 1-7378 1-1740 1-7199 1-7387 1-3909 1-9526 1-9489 1-7144 1-5894 1-6508 1-7487 18290 1-9103 1-8465 1-7773 1-8616 1-8553 1-9382 1-8040 1-9955 1-7637 1-5548 l-7725 1-3937 1-8824 1-8864 1-8857 1-8988 B RAU N'S Lo. 1-7700 I1f'5 Q1-Q to Phone! 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