Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1961 volume:

THE I961 MNEMONIC .m h o a. .W e d a M Madeira H igh School cnnnmcs r 77 THLETICS c'rlvrrms nvnnnsnmnn'rs Above: Pretzels anyone? Response: YES! '1 , Left: Judi Allgeier strikes a pose as this year's head moiore'rte .u...'-u-.u-uu-g-ucnI-uluuuur-3 r r k , X ! w. : , , W ' WM 3 Above: Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto never had it so good! Below: Double, double toiI and trouble! e. I I I Beep Beep Beep Beep His horn went Beep Beep Beep The Mnemonic Honors The awarding of honors is the privilege of many; receiving them is reserved for a chosen few. The 1961 Senior Class is thus privileged in honoring a person whom they consider most deserving of this recognition. Not only has he inspired those who have worked directly with him, but through his efficient productions of the Variety Show and the effective formations of the marching band, he has spoken to all of ustwith the uni- versal language of music. As he spoke, he become a port of our life. Al- though Time moves us to other places and decodes, Mr. Medert will always be there. Time as he grows old teaches many lessons 11 Bottom: But Mrs. Barrett, I run all the way. Below: 'Twas The night before mid-terms Aeschylus It takes time to acquire the knack of using a microscope. If angle IAE equal: the sum of - ' . f e non-u-nmm interior angles of . . . Iherdore, the . . . uh, radius of fhe . . . . circle 0 is less . . . bu! Hun . . . V --------- w Pleasure and action make the hours Above: No competition here for Don Bailey's ex- cellent jump. Right: How do I get down?! . Shall -ShakeSpeore Above: Football captain, Chuck Graft, charges to a victory touchdown for Madeira. Below: The dust realty flies when these girls start swinging! There is time for everything George Bernard Shaw Above: Randy, do you have To squeeze into every picture?! Above: The pause that refreshes! Below: G-A-A- in person! Right: Carolyn Weeks, Carol James, and Carol Hogue all fake pride in their work in Junior Achievement. warn ram . . ? Below: Members of Honor Society selling paperibound books at lunch time. Below: When Hi-Y goes bowlmg, Bob Pohowsky al- ways Shows enthusiasm. H Time wasted is existence; used is life 40m .,.s. ; Above: Morg BrudIey wants FIVE Big Boysu! Below: Looks like The cheerieoders hove competition?! 12 Right: Mr. Lang takes time to counsel 0 collegebound senior. Below: Mr Zorley explains the operation of a lathe in woodworking. MW? 15 Acnbnnlcs Mr. W. Marshall Sellmun Superintendent of Modeiro Schools BS. in Ed., Wilmington College M.A., University of Cincinnati Superintendent Several generations ago pioneers were laying the foundations of our great nation. They built well with such materials as courage, hard work, freedom of action and thought, and faith in the future. The power inherent in education was well known to them, and the opportunity to learn much pryed and sought after. Today we enjoy countless material, politicoL and spiritual advantages resuffing from their handiwork. We ourselves have contributed little, but benefit much. If we are to be worthy of such 0 heritage, we must have faith of our forefathers, and build again on their principles. Principal Mr. Herbert Dericks Principal of Madeira High School 3.5. in Ed, University of Cincinnati MtEdt, Xavier University Below: Mr, Dericks considers mathematics an es- . sentiai port of life, , This yearbook is a pictorial record of the school year 1960-61; The school year represents 25013 of each student's high school education The high school educa- tion of a person is one of the major seg- ments of his total education. A review of 0 high school annual oiwoys causes one to recall many incidents of the post I sincerely hope most of those memories are pleasant and exciting, but more important is that Those activities are profitable. Looking back through the pages of one's life is valuable oniy as it guides and moti- Votes one to improve in the future. It is my sincere wish that the year 1960-61 will furnish for each student stim- ulation for improvement, and help to guide each student into a profitable and success- fuf lite. 'nssislant Principal Seniors of 1961: An old German proverb reads: Morgen, Morgen, nur nicht Heute, sagen alle tragen Leute. This motto seems to be much in keep- ing with the theme of your l96l Mnemonic in that it advises us as to TIME and the wise use of its Translated, the proverb reads: Tomorrow, tomorrowelet's put it off until tomorrow, say all lazy people. The old motto might give us this little lesson of TIME: Today is the day for ac- tionetodoy is the day to do things; for when this day is over, it is gone forever. , My message to the Seniors of 1961 is - :- stated practically in the words above. May e I add to this thought by quoting another t lulu. verse on the subject of TIME; the author i is unknown. The Clock of Life is wound but once, And no man knows the hour M . F . ' rank R Lang Just when the Clock will stop Asst, Principal of Madeira High School 8.5. in Ed., University of Cincinnati AT late Or early hour; M, in Ed, University of Cincinnati 50 have faith TODAY, and work With Cl willl Place little trust in Tomorrow For the Clock may then be still. Left: Mrs. Merritt is a good friend to all students; She trains her corps of office assistants in chores that will help them in the future, Our office runs like clockwork because of her efficiency. 18 Above: The members of the Pianning Commission are always concerned with the needs of the growing population in Madeira Lefl to right: Mr. J. Perin, Mr. B. Toth, Mr, C. Nau, Mr. E. Vedder, Mr. R. Howard, Mr, R. Kosting, Man F. Bostwick, Mr. D. Allen, Chairman; Mr. A. Bromkomp, Mr. R. Powell, Mr. R Tench, Mrs. B. Nelles, Mr. C. Hartley, Mr. J- Fajner, Mr. G Hoyhow, Mr. C. Couch, ML C. Taft, Mr. L. Justice, Mrs R Lovell, Mrl W. M. Sellmon. Right: P. T. A. The parents and teachers in this organization unite to better the educational process. Left to righf: Mrse J. Milier, Secretary; Mrs J. Reed, 2nd Vice President; Mrs. Cheney, President; MrsA W4 Groves, lst Vice President; Mrs. C. Kepner, Treasurer. Right: The Board of Education decides the policies of the Madeira School sysfem and has the last word in all school affairs. Left to right: Mrs. V. Duncan, Clerk; Mr. L. Justice, Vice President; Mr. J. Perin, President; Mre R. Hanson, Mr. W. M. SeHmon, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. W. Scherer, Not pictured: Dre C Frank and Mrs H, Strifler. Faculty To the true teacher Time's hourh gloss shoufd still run gold dust. Mr. Gardner Benedict B. Mus. Ed., Chicago COnserVGfOry of Music; M. Mus, Northwestern University; Tenth Grade Adviser. A proficient musician, Mr. Bene- dict directs the Chorus and Glee Club. He is such a calm and poised man in his chorus classes! Mr. Gerald Aukermun B.S. Ed., University of Cincinnati; Eleventh Grade Adviser. The man of all trades, Mr. Auker- man teaches general business, shorthand, and bookkeeping, He has also been 0 very helpful ash sistont football coach. Mr. Thomas Budde B.A., Xavier University; Grade Adviser. Mr. Budde is the new teacher of speech and Latin l and II. He is our very able Activity DireCtor 0nd adviser of Latin Club also. Twe lfth 20 Mrs. Martha Barrett A.B., Oberlin College; M.A., Miami University; Ninth Grade Adviser. Mrsi Barrett is kept busy of Madeira teaching Latin III, Eng- lish IV, French, and advising Quill and Scroll and Honor Society. Miss Anna Chumberlin B.S. Ed., Wilmington Tenth Grade Adviser. Pep outmeosures the size of Miss Chamberlin, who Teaches typing, health, and the girls' gym classes She is quite an athletic lady as she advises the GAA. College; Mr. Ernest Combs B.S. Ed., Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; Ninth Grade Adviser. An untiring worker, Mr. Combs teaches oigebru, general science, and physics. He is respected es- pecially by the members of Hi-Y and the Electronics Club, whom he advises. Mr. Victor Effler A,B.; M.Ed., Xavier University; Tenth Grade Adviser. The English II and Spanish that Mr, Effler imports to his pupils indicates his interest in his work. In addition to this, he is the harried adviser of this year's Mnemonic. Mr. James Dunn B.A., 85, Ed,, Cedarville College; Tenth Grade Adviseri Mr. Dunn teaches algebra l and II and geometry, but he finds Time in his busy schedule to coach the freshman basketball team. Mrs. Frances Elbetfy B.A., Cleveland Art Institute; 85., M.Ed, Miami University. Under Mrs. Elberty's direction, the art students have decorated the school with their posters and have pointed decorations for the Variety Show, 21 Faculty Mr. Charles Hartley B.A., Indiana University; Eleventh Grade Adviser. Mr, Hartley is considered a good friend by the students of Madeira. His chemistry and biology classes are brightened by his humor. Faculty Mr. Wiiliam Hoffeld B.S. Ed., Wilmington College; Twelfth Grade Adviser. Mr. Hoffeld patiently teaches his driver training classes how to maneuver a car. He coaches The football team and The Junior Varsity basketball team to play good games Mr. James Hoebbel B.S. Ed., Miami University; Tenth Grade Adviser. Madeim's latest added attraction, Mr. Hoebbel, teaches history. As our new librarian, he keeps the library in good order. Mrs. Janet Marvin B,A,, Hanover College; Ninth Grade Adviser. Mrs, Marvin has charge of all freshman English classes this year. In her spare time she enjoys mish ing poodles. 22 Mrs. Ann Hern 8A., Central State College of leahomo; Eleventh Grade Ad- vzser. Although Mrs. Hern hasn't been at Madeira too long, she has made a fine impression because of her skill as on English III teacher, She gives meaning and life 10 FTA, which she advises. Mrs. Joan McKee B.Ai, Mount Holyoke College; M. Ed., Xavier University; Eieventh Grade Adviser. Many interesting projects are undertaken in Mrs McKee's his- tory classes. Her influence spreads far as she advises the Junior Council on World Affairs. Mr. Charles Mederl- BS. in Ed., University of Cincin- nati; B.M., BEA, Coilege 01 Music; Ninth Grade Adviser. Mr. Medert leads the bond and perfects the music for the many assemblies and the Variety Show that we have throughout the year. Mr. Leslie Voshell B.S. in Ed, Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; Eleventh Grade Adviser. Our wonderful basketball coach and leader in our school spirit has accomplished fine results in our Sporting activities. Miss Ruth Romano BS, in Ed., University of Cincin- nati; M. Ed., Xavier University; Twelfth Grade Adviser. That business air is about Miss Romano. She is first in typing, first in shorthand, first in assistant counseling, first in the hearts of M. H. 5. students. Mr. Ralph Wright 8.5. in Ed., Ohio State University; Ninth Grade Adviser. Mr. Wright is well liked by his American history and c i v i c 5 classes. The golf team, which he coaches, also thinks he is grand. 23 Mrs. Helen Swafford B.S. in Ed., Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; M. Edi, University of Cincinnati; Twelfth Grade Adviser. M15. Swofford is an inspiration to her students in dress designing, cooking, and homemoking. This fact is shown by the many awards our ciossmates win under her guidance. Mr. James Zarley B.S. in Ed., Ohio Twelfth Grade Adviser. In Mr. Zarley's industrial arts classes, machines are really under- stood, and the students feel they have profited by his whoiehearted interest in mechanical drawing. University; Above: Living proof That the cooks eat what They serve, Left to righi: Mrs Elliot, Mrs. Scott, Mrs, Rude, Mrs. Schell, Mrs, McGuire, Mrs. McKnight. Left: Mrs Corrill refuses 10 accept hoIf-price for holfueoten doughnut! 24 Drivers Left: Bus drivers insist bus is com- fortable. Left to right: Mrs. Carmen, -. Mrs Rousseau, Mrs. Doerr, Mrs. 'i Walter, Mrs. Curnoyn; ' Above: MrA Smith and ML Warren decide tables need a rest. Custodians Lehu Mr. Kline keeps the cafeteria clean. 25 Vu' Bertelsen, President Kathy Julben, Vice President Senior Class Officers Bonnie Horton, SeCretory Roy Hem, Treasurer 26 27 Above: Class Advisers, Mr. Budde, Mr. Zarley, Mrs. Swofford, and Miss Romano confer with finance committee, Connie Runions and Sue Huber. Left: Judy Smith dreams of her cop and gown. Below: The senior year is a time for big de- cisions. . -JANUARV . 3 4 s 910nm 16171519 232332526 3 Right: Sandy and Rose Ann wonder how many graduation announcements to send. Natalie Allen Natalie is that book you can't tell by its cover. Behind her studious manner is one of the most fun-to-be-with girls in our class. We wish her luck at U. K,, where she will be working toward a degree in teaching. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4; Mustang Echoes 2, 4; Latin Club 3, 2, 3, 4, VicerPresident 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4; Office Assistant 3; Chorus 2, 3; GAA I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intromumk. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rep Club 3, 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Quiil 0nd Scroll 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Choir 2; Class Play 4. Judi Allgeier Judi has been one of our beautiful moiorettes for four years; this year she has great pride in becoming captain of the moiorettes. 'We wish Judi The best, for after graduation, she will become a Mrs. Activities: Mustang Echoes i, 2, 3; Latin Ciub i, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Chorus 1; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Muiorette 1, 2, 3, 4,- GAA 1, 2, Formal Attendant 1; Girls' intromurols i, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Pioy 4. Ron Baldridge Ron is an avid hot rod fun. You know by looking at his Chev that Ron knows a great deal about cars. When he is not working on his car, he can often be found working in his parents' store, Activities: Class Play 4, Jerry Seale Jerry hopes to soil the seven seas fOr Uncle Sam. He has been active in the Rebels, on off-campus organization which does good deeds for motorists in trouble, Jerry also has received ninth place in Division II in the state in book- keeping. Activities: Scholarship Team 3; Class Play 4. 28 29 Left: T. Burke, 13. Famette, M. Sch- leue, K. Bogart and J. Lathon re- ceived outstanding grades on the Notional Merit Test. Dick Beckman Dick is on industrious member of our C1055 end the athletlc department. He has been a powerful spark on the football team, We're sure, otter knowing Dick, we must all agree that great things come in small packages. Activities: Spanish Club 1; College Club 4; Athletic Directorls Assistant 3; HiiY 2, 3, 4; Boys' lntromuruls 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Val Bertelsen The one word that best describes Vol is leaderA ship; he has led student council, the senior class, and the basketball team. This sandy- haired boy is headed for o bright future. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Bond 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Coptoin 4; Class Viceipresident 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Class Ploy 4. Joe Bishop Joe has been a true friend to everyone all through high school. Many of our class and the school have been marked forever by his hilarious nick-nomes. Joe is a hard worker; he will attain 0 high goal, Activities: Lotin Club 1; Bond 2; Basketball 2; Boys' lntromurals 3; Baseball 3; Class Play 4. Ken Bogart Ken will always be remembered as on out standing scholar, He is recognized as being one of the three semi-finulists in MHS in the National Merit Scholarship Test. When not helping Friends with problems, Ken can be found helping to better our school through different school projects. Activities: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Mustang Echoes 1, 2, 3; College Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Electronics Club 1, 2, 3; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Semi-Finclist 4; Class Play 4, Bob Boyd With luck On his side, Bob has finished high school without too many serious injuries. When he doesn't have a cost on his arm, he is an Outstanding drummer and gives the bond a steady beat. During the 1960 football season, Bob has scored many touchdowns for a Madeira victory. Activities: Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; EHL Student Council 4; Newswriter 3; Latin Club 1, 2, ViceaPresident 2; Band l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 2, 4; Boys' lntromuruls 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Scholarship Team 3; Football l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Marg Bradley Good times and friendliness follow this girl like a shadow; Even when working hard for Student Council or the Bond, Murg wears a smile. Morg plans on teaching as a career. Wouldn't you like to be one of her students? Activities: Milan High School, Tennessee 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretory-Treasurer of EHL Student Council 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4, Vice- President 3; FTA 3, 4; Bond 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3; Annual Staff 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Pep Club 3, 4, Publicity 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Secretary 3; Class Play 4; Honor Society 4. Harold Breen Harold's hobbies have included having fun with his many friends at football or basket- ball games, or just seeing the sights of the town in his car, His reserved and shy person- ality has made him the quiet member of the class, Activities: Class Play 4. Tom Burke Tom is c: scholar; he has sccired high enough on the Nutionol Merit Test to receive a letter of commendation. His combined wit and wisdom has kept our classes, such as chemistry, very active. When our Shelly Berman begins his routines, we know there will be laughs in store. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Projectionist l, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Golf l, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Karen Cudemnrtori This vivacious red-head is well known around M.H.S. and her captivating personality has won her many friends. Koren is always in the midst of the activity during school or after school hours, Activities: GAA l, 3, 4; Girls' lntramurals l, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; College Club 4; World Affairs 4; Senior Secretarial Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Chorus 'I; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. 30 3i Seniors Left: Don't Tom and Deione share the some locker? Phyllis Collins Phyllis has contributed much to the music de- partment during her two years at M.H.S. by participating in Glee Club, assemblies, and Variety Shows. Phyllis's sparkling wit, beautiful black hair, and acting ability are among her many assets. Activities: Woodward High School 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Librarian 3; Mustang Echoes 4; Pep Club 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Thespions Society 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Candidate for Home- coming Queen 4. Chuck Couch Chuck, polite and friendly in manner, is every- body's friend. With a twinkle in his eye, he always makes a person feel of ease as he folks. In his unassuming way, Chuck takes an active part in our activities to better our school and 0er class. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; BuSeboll l, 4; Class Play 4; Annual 4. Terry Coverl- Terry is a led with many different interests ranging from football to electronics. He can often be found driving in his blue and white Ford between school and Frisch's. Terry's abiiity to memorize makes English class fun. Activities: Spanish Club 2; College Club 3, 4; Electronics Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Football 1, 2; Class Play 4. Torn Cover! A Tennis racket is certainly no stranger To Tom, for he has been 0 great member of our tennis ream. His pleasant disposition has made him a weIl-Iiked member of the class of '61. Best of luck to a really great guy! , Activities: Spanish Club 4; College Club 3, 4,- Boys' lnframurols 2; Pep Club 4; Golf 'I, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Cioss Play 4. Sharon Dudding Wavy blonde hair, blue eyes, and a bright smile are characteristic of Dud. She has taken an active part in the Variety Shows in a quartet for the past four years, and in the Pep Club, Sharon has helped to boost our school spirit. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; Lunchroom l; Chorus I, 2, 3; Pep Club 'I, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4; Class Play 4. Bob Farnette An avid experimenter, Bob has a knack for sciences. He also is a storehouse of knowledge in English and history. Bob put his talents to good use last year and has become a semi- finolist in the National Merit Scholarship Test. We congratulate him far his good work. Activities: Lorin Club 2; Electronics Club 3; World Affairs 3; Projectionist l, 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship team I, 4; National Merit SemLFinalist 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Rachelle Fontaine One of the more quiet members of our class, Rachelle is a loyal supporter of our school. She works hard for our class and GAA. Our best wishes go with her in all her endeavors. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4, News-writer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; College Club 3; FTA l, 2, 3, 4; Senior Secretarial Club 4; Girls' lntrau murals 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Stuff 4; Class Play 4. Butch Forster Although Butch has been here only two years, it hasnlt taken him long to find his niche. Being musically inclined, Butch odds that cer- tain something to the band, and is an important part of the iazz group that plays for our pep assemblies. Activities: Joliet Township High, illinois l, 2; Band 3, 4; HirY 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Diane Frank I'Encore! is always the cry of MHS students as Diane's talented fingers fly across the piano keys. A girl with deep feelings, she is certain to Cure all her patients when she becomes 0 registered nurse. Activities: Office Assistant 1; Chorus 3, 4; Chorus Accompanist 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. Chuck Graft The star athlete in the class of '61 is Chuck. He plays hard on our football team and has been rewarded by being this year's captain. Chuck also has been chosen as a co-coptoin 0f the basketball team. Activities: Student Council I, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Footba1l l, 2, 3, , Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, CO-Coptain 4; Annual Staff 4; Class President 1, 2; Class Play 4. 32 33 n Left: Hooray for the party. Dick Hanna Dick is one of Madeira's nicest 0nd best- dressed seniors. As business manager of The Mnemonic, the financial success of this book rests on his capable shoulders. Dick is active in all projects, especially the sports field, Activities: College Club 3, 4, President 4; Pro- jectionist 4; Librarian 1, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Boys' Infromurols 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Class Play 4, Jay Hanson Every class has its character, and Joy is ours! His seemingly innocent remarks in civiCS class usua!ly end in pondemonium. Not very notice- able when he is around, Jay is acutely missed when he is not in the crowd. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4, VicePresident 4; World Affairs 3, 4; HieY 2, 3, 4; Boys' Intramurols 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Key Club 4; Track 1; Scholarship Team 3; Lincoln Scholarship Test 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4, Barbara Henke Although Barb is busy as Co-edifor of Mustang Echoes, she still manages To keep a high scho- lastic average and participate in sports. Her ambition is to be in the Foreign Service. Activities: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, ViCe-Presiden'r 4; Mustang Echoes 2, 3, 4, Co-Ediior 4; News- writer 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; World Affairs 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic Softball 1; Girls' Intra- murols 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Co-Choirmon 3; Class Play 4. Sue Hennjes As coeeditor of this year's Mnemonic, Sue has spent many hours working on this book. Her vivid imagination has helped make our annual different and best! Sue also has taken part in the Variety Shows 05 a very talented dancer. Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4, Page Editor 3, Typist 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Band 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Annual Stuff 4, Canditor of Mnemonic 4; Class Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Right: Senior band members jazz up a basketball game Roy Hem Roy, 0 future engineer, always puts forth his best efforts. On the basketball court, he proves to be on invaluable player; during base- boll season, he pitches M. H. S. to many victories. Nevertheless, Roy eosily maintains his scholastic average, Activities: College Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholord ship Team I, 2; Annual Stuff 4; Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 4. Sharon Hoelsher Our Hoelshfe has served us well as an office assistant and in the Senior Secretarial Club. She bubbles from the joy of living and adds a spark of interest to routine chores, As 0 co- editor of Mustang Echoes, Sharon works to make The paper more interesting. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4, Co-Editor 4; College Club 3, 4; Senior Secretarial Club 4, President 4,- Office Assistant 3; Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Honor Society 4. I Carole Hogue Occasionally we find just the right combination of good nature, personality, and ability in one small person. Carole is ius? such 0 bundle of perfection. In the Variety Shows, Carole's charming voice has brought us many pleasant moments. Activities: Senior Secretarial Club 4; Librarian 4; Office Assistant 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4, Execufive Board 4; Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class PEoy 4. Bonnie Horton Bonnie has been a vital part of many organizer tions at Madeira; GAA especially, benefits from her leadership. Her sincere personuiity 0nd fun-loving manner is the reason that she has so many friends. Acrivfties: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4, Attendant 2, Formal Chair- men 3, Money-Moking Chairman 4; Girls' Jnframurols 2, 3, 4,- Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Secretary 4; Class Ploy 4. 34 35 Suzanne Huber Sue has been a devoted sports fan. Besides rooting for the boys' varsity teams, she has participated in all girls' sports, especially inter- scholastic hockey. A veteran band member, Sue has been in the band for eight years. Activities: Student Council 1; Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Chorus 3; Band 1, 2, 3, ,4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, Secretary 1; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Carol Huston Listen to that laugh, you say; and before you know it, you're laughing too. Tex is our antidote for the blues, and she's always in demand. Her love of long fingernails, blond hair, and her bright smile make her 0 person who will long be remembered. Activities: Pep Club 1; Office Assistant 1; SeniOr Secretarial Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Kathy Jalberf Kathy, having come in her second year with her Massachusetts accent, has quickly become a very popular girl at MHS. With her high class standing, Kathy has represented Madeira ct Girls' State in her junior year; this year she is president of Honor Society. Activities: Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Mustang Echoes 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3; College Club 3, 4; FTA 3; World Affairs 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Girls' intramurals 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-President 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 4. Carol James Corol has the knack of being friendly and courteous to everyone she meets. She always has a smile for whomever she sees. Her humorous antics make her 0 pleasant girl to be with. Activities: Librarian 1; Chorus 2; 6AA 1; Giris' lntromurals 1; Pep Club 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Carthage Fair Winner 1, 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4 Barb Jones Barb's versatile personality and conduct have provided many happy moments for Madeira students. We will think of Barb as Cynthia in the 1960 Variety Shgw for many years to come. We know that she will be on efficient seCretury. Activities: Quill and Scroll 4; Mustang Echoes 3, 4; Newswriter 3; Latin Club 2; FTA 3; Senior Secretarial Club 4; Chorus 2, 3; GAA 3; Girls' lntromurols 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. Kathi Kamman Kathi hos brightened many a dreary day for us with her Cheerful greetings. Her carefree manner adds color to any gobtest. Kothi's talents in typing and gathering news make her on active part of our school news staffs. Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4, Newswriter 3,- Office Assistant 2, 3; Lunchroom 1, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Girls' Intromurols 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary 1,- Class Play 4. Right: Thelma, Barb, and Rose relax after a hockey game, Paul Kneipp They say to watch the quiet ones, so we will keep our eyes on Paul, For although he doesn't talk excessively, Paul is still on active person in his own quiet way, Acriviries: Pep Club 3,- Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionist 4; Class Play 4. Jim Kornreich Jim has been a prominent person in the Senior Class. No activity is quite complefe without him, for he always odds that something extra, Jim's hobby is photography, and he has de- veloped various pictures for Mnemonic and Mustang Echoes. Activities: Mustang Echoes 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; College Club 3, 4, Proiectionist 1, 2; Librarian 1; Office Assistant 2; Chorus 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Footboil 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4, Bruce Ludwig Bruce has been an able member of the Madeira High School Bond. An example of his ability is his pioying Tops in the MemoriaI Day Services. In his quiet way, BruCe has done his tasks well, Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Intromurcls 2; Variety Show 2, 3; Baseball 3; Class Piay 4. Jean Lathun Jean has worked hard on This annual OS Literary Editor. Her scholastic ability has earned her 0 letter of commendati'on from The National Merit Scholarship Test. A teaching career foL lows graduation. Activities: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4; College Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Vice-President 3; Librarian 2; Office Assistant 4; Lunchroom 3; Chorus 1, 2; 6AA 1, 2, 3; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Variety Show 1; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Literary Editor; C1055 Play 4. 36 37 Judy Lee Judy makes up for her small size by her pep and energy. Her favorite hobby is drawing and sketching. After graduation, she intends to continue her hobby at the University of Cincin- noti. Activities: Latin Club 2; Librarian 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Doug MacDonald Doug is a guy we shall never forget. There are two good reasons4his ability to play foot- ball and his great Sense of humor. With this vivid personality Doug can go for. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Boys1 lntromurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4,- Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Diane McBrearl'y Dione, a truly sweet person, is admired by all for her gracious manner. During class she is soft spoken, studious; offer class she is witty, entertaining. As Homecoming Queen, Dione has worn her crown in a very regal manner. Activities: College Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Office Assistant 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' lntromurais 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Homecoming Queen 4, Thelma McGivens Whether she is on the basketball team or in a classroom, Thelma has something to show for her fine work. Whatever Thelma decides to do, we know she will do it well. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; World Affairs 3, 4; Chorus 1; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 3, 4, Formal Attendant 4; Inter. scholastic Baseball 1; Interscholastic Basketball 1,. 3, 4, Captain 4; Girls' Inframurols 1, 3, 4; Class Play 4, Diane Merritt Diane is characterized by cm amazing interest in the world's affairs. She is a person we are glad to have in the senior class for she is always willing to do her part, such as washing cars for the class last summer. Activities: Quill 0nd Scroll 3, 4; Mustang Echoes 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' lntromurols 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Stu- dent Athletic Secretary 4; Class Play 4. Bill Miller Bill is a person whom everyone likes and respects. As one of the highest of our class, he represented Madeira ct Boys' State in 1960. He also has won many awards such as first place in the state in Spanish I and II. Activities: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; College Club 3; Electronics Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Class Play 4, Right: These seniors enjoy themselves at the GAA fermol. Delane Nichalson Delone will be remembered for the Variety Shows and many assemblies that She has helped to write. The fact that she is a co-editor of Mustang Echoes shows The? Delone has 0 love of writing and making people laugh; Activities: Quill 0nd Scroll 3; Mustang Echoes 3, 4, Co-Edimr 4; Newswriter 3; Latin Club 1, 2; College Club 3, 4; World Affairs 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; VarieTy Show 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Judy Otto Offs is a very athletic girl, In addition to playing on interscholosfic basketball and soft- boll teams, Judy is also on expert ice-skmer. As 0 very busy officg assistant, Judy has goined valuable knowledge which will help her in the business world; Activifies: Senim Secretarial Club 4; Office As- sistont l, 2, 3, 4; G-AA 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic Basketball, Softball 2, 3; 4; Girls' lntromurals 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Judy Perkins Judy enjoys playing piano and drums in her spare time; This summer she wants to otrend the Conservatory of Music; As a business moior, she also hopes to otiend on IBM school after graduation, Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Secre- tarial Club 4; Chorus I, 2, 3; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club l, 2;Vorie1y Show 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Ken Perkins Ken is always on hand with appropriate words of wisdom for every occasion. He enjoys giv4 ing his assistance where help is needed, on our annual staff and Mustang Echoes. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; Chess Club 3; College Club 4; Projectionist 4; Chorus 1, 2; Hi-Y 4; Boysl Intramural: 2; Pep Club 4; Variety Show 1, 4; Track 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. 38 39 Sandy Perkins Sandy is Cl very busy girl at Madeira. She de- votes most of her time to playing sports in GAA and being a Cheerleader. Hperk has been quite helpful to Mr. Voshell this year as student Treasurer of the athletic fund. Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Senior Secretarial Club 4; Office As- sistant l, 2; Lunchroom 3; 6AA T, 2, 3, 4, Formal Attendant 3; lnterscholos'ric Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball l, 2, 3, 4,- Softball 1, 2, 4,- Girls' Intramural: l, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Variety Show 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Student Treasurer of Athletic Fund 4. Terry Ruiney Terry is the type of person you don r meet too oftenw-on artist. When you look at her pictures or statues, it is evident that Terry's main interest is horses, and that she is an expert on that subject. Activities: Pep Club 1; Annual Stuff 4; Class Play 4. Tom Rape Regardless of where Torn may be, he always manages to have fun. He is the perSOn to enliven any event. His terrific sense of humor and easy going manner will be a great help to Tom in future years. Activities: Latin Club 4; College Club 3, 4; HLY 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Football 1, 3; Class Play 4, Sally Rodkey Sally has cu reputation for dependability and leadership. Many Student Council proiecfs are more successful because of her co-operotion. But when we see Sally march with the band, it makes us realize that she mixes good times with hard work. Activities: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4, Newswriter 3, 4; FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Secremry 2; Office As- sistant 2; Chorus 1; Bond 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; College Club 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3; Pep Club l, 2,3, 4; Honor Society 4, Carolyn Roos Carolyn is especially talented in sewing. This year she represents Madeira on Shillito's sew- ing board. Carolyn is also an excellent business student and hopes to put her training to good use us 0 SeCretary. Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4; Senior Secre- tarial Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA l, 2, 3, 4; Girls1 Intrumurals l, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Shillitols Sewing Board 4; Class Play 4. Connie Runions Rhythm and music are Connie's middle names. She has been a very capable head drummer in the band and a strong voice in the chorus, Throughobt the year, she has put on Omar ing amount of work into all our senior projects. Activities: Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 4; 6AA 3; Girls' lntrm murals 3; Pep Club 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Money-Moking Chairman 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Right: Delone Ni'cholson, as Lady Macbeth, tries to wipe the blood off her hands; Marilyn Schleue Not too frivolous, not too serious, Marilyn has been The Class of '6l's anchor. She has also brought many scholastic awards to Madeira. How could she be anything but 0 success in who? she does? ' Activities: Quill and Scroll 4, Secretory-Treas- urer 4; Honor Society 3, 4, Secretory-Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Lunchroom l; Chorus 1; Variety Show l; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Rose Ann Schlosser A real worker, Rose Ann puts everything she has into almost all she does. Throughout the years, we have enjoyed her many clever posters and entertaining skits in assemblies. To one we'll all miss, best of luck 05 CI nurse. Activities: Mustang Echoes 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; World Affairs 3, 4,- Projectionist 3; Senior Secretarial Club 4; Lunchroom 3; Chorus I; GAA l, .2, 3, 4; Girls' lnfromurols l, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Annual Stuff 4; Class Play 4. Mary Schroer Mary possesses outstanding writing ability. She has been very helpful on The annual staff with her creative writings. Mary plans to be- come a nurse, with her patience and friendlir mess, she will be an excellent nurse. Activities: Librarian l, 2; Office Assistant 2; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Scholarship Team 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4-. Eleanor Schwier Shy might describe El, but when you know her, she's really quite a girl She's a hard worker and everyone who knows her hopes she gets everything she wants. GODd luck, ELM Activities: Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4 40 41 Left: Seniors, taking on active inter- est in Journalism, join The Quill 0nd ScrolL Ted Sippel Ted towers above the rest of the class physi- cally, and from That height he surveys the situation. He is interested in photography and covers many school activities on film. Schoe lasticolly, Ted has received first place in The state in geometry. Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4, Photographer; Lorin Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Librarian 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Variety Show f, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Honor Society 4. Don Smith Don has come from Withrow High in his junior year to join our ciass. He certainly makes a big hit with everyone on our campus with his hoppy-go-Iucky manner and The red MG That he drives to school. Activities: Withrow i, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Proiectionist i; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Ciub 2, 3; Boys' lnircmurols 2, 3; Pep Club 4,- Golf 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Judy Smith Judy is interested in the events of the worid as well as ?he events of MHS. She stays up to date on both topics by faking a port in oil group discussions. Judy's future plans in- ciude a study of medicine. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; College Club 3, 4,- World Affairs 3, 4; Senior Secretorioi Club 4, Vice-Presidenr 4; GAA i, 4; Girls' Infra- murols i, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Class Play 4. Jerry Snyder Jerry is a good, all around athlete, outstand- ing in both football and baseball, He does whatever he is supposed to do because he knows it should be done. Although Jerry is a conscientious student, he is also fun-Ioving and enjoys teasing; Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2; Boys' Intromurols 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. Phyllis Spurlock You couldn't ask fer a nicer girl than Phyllis. Her sincerity of purpose has gained her many friends among Students and teachers alike. Phyllis is sure to make her future employer happy- Activities: Mustang Echoes 3, 4; Senior Secre- toriol Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Chorus 3; GAA 3, 4; Girls' Intromurols 3, 4,- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Bob Sussin Bob is known for his love of Corvettes and his ability to swing out on his sex, clarinet, and drums. Being musically inclined, Bob naturally loves all kinds of good music. Bob intends to be a mechanical engineer. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Elec- tronics Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 2; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Bookstore 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Class Play 4. Judy Tuttle Her entertaining gift of gob and keen sense of responsibility have gained Judy the presi- dency of GAA and the position as co-editor of Mustang Echoes. Her friendly attitude to every- one will long be remembered 0t MHS. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4, Co-EditOr 4; College Club 3, 4; Senior Secretarial Club 4,- Librarian 1; Office Assistant 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Formal Co-Choirmon 3, President 4, Formal Queen 4; Girls' lntramurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Randy Wakefield Randy, one of the more carefree members of the class, has the knack of mokfng friends at the drop of his beret. His interest is music, particularly jozz. But behind this jovial mom ner, Randy is also a good student. Activities: Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Electronics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Proiectionist 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 2; Band 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Sound Technician 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Co-Chcirman 3; Annuoi Staff 4; Class Play 4, Leslie Wallace The first things that are noticed about Leslie are the merry look in his eyes and his mis- chievous grin. As a projectionist, Les has helped show many movies tar teachers, as- semblies, and clubs. Activities: Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Proiectionist 4; Electronics Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Class Play 4. Carolyn Weeks There is never a dull moment when Carolyn is near. Her light hearted manner and vivid imagination make her an interesting person to be with. She particularly enioys helping the teachers grade papers. Activities: Cutter Junior High 1; Withrow 2; Bond 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Girls' lntromurols 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; C1055 Play 4; Variety Show 3, 4; JuniOr Achievement 4. 42 1'3 E 1 v 1 Hank Witfel Hunk is a boy we all like. Although he has been here only one year, his 1eodershfp quali- ties have made him junfor class president His debates with Mr. Wright on current affairs make our history and civics classes more interesting. Activities: Sedgefield Junior High, North Coroi lino; Latin Club 2; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council 3; Mustang Echoes 3, 4,- World Affairs 3, 4, Board 4; HivY 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Boys' lntromurols 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4, Treasurer 4; Foot- ball 2, 4; Tennis 2; Scholarship Team 2; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Dave Woehr Everything that Dave does is thoroughly done. In his studies Dave has received exceilent grodtis because of his quest for knowledge and desire to complefely urwdersfcmd each sub- iect We have been proud to have him as a classmate. Activities: McDowell High School, Pennsylvania 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; SchoIorship 3, 4; Class Play 4. Sandy Young Sandy, noted for her quick wit and humor, has participated in many activities, both in and our of school; She plans to study teaching at Lindenwood College this fall. We're sure she wilf make a good kindergarten teacher. Activities: Mustang Echoes 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Trees- urer 2; Office Assistant 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Girls' lntromurols 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. Barb Zeftel Barb's chief characteristic is her willingness to work, In addition to participating in The chorus and Junior Council On World Affairs, she also gives her whoIe-hearted support 10 the Blue and 601d Teams. Activities: College Club 3, 4; World Affairs 3, 4; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Class Play 4. Left: What e156 do you want in your write- y, up. 43 The Junior Class Officers: Dick McKnight, President; Joyce Brown, Secretary; Bob Pohowsky, Treasurer. Nol' pictured: Gory Morris, Vice-President. E. T. A. of The Junior Class rings . Don Acomb Perry Anconc: Mike Beale Ron Arrington Ellen Baldridge Andy Arbogast Don Becker Terry BeCker Borb Bethel Joy Belniack Dove Brazier Gory Briil Bob Brogan Gordon Brown Joyce Brown BiH Butler lono Byus Marianne Carpenter Jon Carry Brent Curte Don Chopin Kathy Cole Roger Couch Kenny Crist Nancy DeBru Jules DeGlow , weil, IeT's see it! km J Diane Domoe Mary Dopp Kathy Dorsey Mary Driscoll Bob Elliot Gloria EIzermon Dan Engstrom Corky Facciuro Becky Geier Pat Gessner Charles Gill Joy Gobrecht Marlene Goodwin Doria Gore NaHCy Gulley Tim Hammond Bob Hankes Joe Hassrnon Berta Heckenbieikner Bili Heiser Bob Heiser Mary Ann Hickman Betty Hill Debbie Hodgkins Linda Hummel Paulo Hutchinson Bob lredoie Denny Johnson Warren Judd Dick Kuethe John Lodd Tom LaFuze Ginny Lawton Don Leach Jim .Long Bill Mahon Betsy Marshall Syivia Maxfield Dick McKee Dick McKnight Bruce Miller John Miller Margie Moeller Ervin Moermond John Moorman Carol Morenz Gory Morris Nancy Nochozel Juniors Not pictured: Dione Levitz Judy Rotunno Tom Stauss Karen Nelson Judy Nichols Pat Norris Deliiah Opitz Sandy Park Bitl Parrish John Perin Roger Pister Bob Pohowsky Jim Reed Lee Reichel Dole Reif Ardeth Rhoades Dione Robinson Darlene Ross Don Rusche Barry Schmid Ann Schutz Betty Sears Jim Stogge Pot Stanley Gisele Sreinhoff Dove Stouffer Dale Stumpe Linda Tosser Jim Thomas Sandy Towies Susan Trumbull Barb Unferbrink Jim Ward Sharon Wosem Marsha Wheeler Carolyn WierwiHe Tom Willwerth Tom Woods Jane Wotring John York Sophomore Class Officers: This oll-girI crew mans the Sophomore Ship for 1961. Left to right: Cheryl Justice, President; Vicki Wiedeman, Secretary; Laura Ziel, Treas- urer; Sue Powson, ViCe-Presidenf Sophs Janis Abels Dave Ash Midge 8005 Dan Bailey Mike Baker Gforic Bartels Barb Benhase Nancy Bockmon Vic Breehne John Corry Lorry Cozovon Tom Chaney John Chumley Charles Clyburn Billie Combs Gory Corl'm Don Donzl Sharon Davis Gerrir DeJoger John DeNormondie Dione Dilbert Charles Dimmi'rr Bill Dorsey John Evans 47 Sophs Tom Foy John Fromhold Marilyn Groves Sandro Hayden Gloria Heitzmon Jack Herzog Helen Hicks Cynthia HinkIe Maureen Hogue Mary Homan Frances lngold Rosemary Jollis Carol Jones Cheryl Justice Tom Kosee Sylvia Katz Diana Keiser Bill Kemp Joe Kennedy Bob Kepner Connie Kersten Karen Kessler Elizabeth King Jim Kruse Bob Lockwood George Lucky Juliana Lux Bill McDaniel Dan McDonald Bill McNamara Elfgo McGivens Walter McKeehon Wayne Metz Sandy MiIler Steve Newcomb Marsha Nichols Sue Owens Terry Parke Chris Poulson Sue Pawson Dave Perin Bonnie Perkins Sherry Roiney Don Rehl Dick Rintamoo Jim Roos John Schmalfuss Kathy Schroer 48 Below: Hold that Iine . . . waistline, that is! Sophs June Shaw Bill Spurlock Brent Steel Janet Stiles Carolyn StrottOn Martin Strifler Dick Sullivan Pete Taft Jock Trefzger Marie Unferbrink Sandy Van Court Stella Word Karen White Vicki Wiedeman Marilyn Willing Dorothy Wilson Bill Wiftel Bill Wright Laura Ziel Not pictured: Judy Kleuver 49 Frosh Lonito Adkins David Akesfer Louis Andrews Dona Ayers Susan Boll Herbert Beck Sally Bennett Jill Berfsche Koren Bokeimcm David Brady Nancy Brazier Barbara Britton Linda Brown Kathy Cademurtori Jim Carpenter Carolyn Cousey Steve Chopin Dick Cornish Pot Cseplo Sally DeGarmoe Gretchen DeJoger Janet Dericks Donny Dever Shirley Doughmon Ann EVs'run 50 p - Freshman Class Officers: Optimistic freshman officers anticipate a bright future. Left to right: Dennis Hern, Vice-President; Karen Bokelmon, Secre- tary; Steve Keeton, President; Susan Lewis, Treasurer, Frosh Dave Ernst Jim Focciuto Linda Farrell Shirley Fiille Barb Fisher Sandy Fife Tom Flinn Jim Foy Phil Fronkenberg Kathy Friedrichs Mario Fucito Melinda Gloncy Steve Gobrecht Cogy Godfrey Cheryl Godwin Bob Hacker Gory Hall Chris Hammond Carlo Harper Wayne Harris Dove Harwood Dove Hoy-how Carol Hechenbleikner Mike Heflfn Nancy Henke Dennie Hem Phil Hightower Jone Homing Scott Houston Mike Hurst Lee Jolbert Steve Jensen Barb Johnson Christine Johnson KoThy Judd Steve Keaton Fritz Kemmerer Dick Klenk Mary Knapp Susan Lomping Carol Laumboffus Lenny LeFevre Joanne Legge Judy Lewis Susan Lewis Becky Lockwood Lee Morcussen Jean Masuck 5l l'rosh Cheryl Morklewitz Tom Maxfield Kurt Medert Dick Meinken Tom Morenz Debbie Mufcore Carol Niketh Lynn Pork Cathy Perin Pamela Perkis Som Peters Barb Query Fred Radcliff Terry Rohn Jerry Ramsey Sandy chp Bruce Reich Rudy Rousseau Charlene Rude Denny Scholk Bob Schlager Melinda Schwier Melissa Schwier Donna Shoemaker Pot Slate Frank Smith Astrid Steinhoff Karen Stewart Bob Stouffer Mary Tasset Nancy Thompson Edward Trifle Lorry Turtle Cynthia Ulrey Paulette Visick Jean Walker Donna Watkins Koren Wegenhort Susan Wickfield Dole Williamson Jim Woehr Jim Wykoff Not pictured: Linda Louer Anne Thompson 52 Above: But I just donW have time to brush my teeth! Right: ML Hoebbel lectures intently in history class. Below: Students are happy obom their homework assignments! s c I. T E I.- H T A 55 First row: Chuck Graft, Captain; Dick Hanna, Vol Bertelsen. Second row: Jim Kornreich, Jerry Snyder, Dick Beckmon. Varsity Football 56 Bob Boyd Doug MacDonald Hank Wine! First row: Jerry Aukermon, Assistant Coach; D. Beckmanl J. Kornreich; D, MocDonaFd; C. Graft, Captain; H Wittel; D, Hanna; B. Boyd; V. Bertelsen; J. Snyder; Bill Hoffeld, Head Coach Second row: J. Staggel P. Ancono, B. Heiser, D. Johnson, G. Brown, D. Stumpe, C. Focciuto, L. Tuttle, L. Jalberf, B. Honkes. Third row: Mr. Combs, Couch; D. Rehl, B. Dorsey, P, Strifler, D, Perin, D. Rusche, D. Hoyhow, B. Brogan, L. LeFevre, J. Long. Fourth row: 3 Keaton, D. Harwood, R. Rousseau, S. Peters, D. Dever, E. Tritle, P, Hightower, K, Meder'r, F. Kemmerer. Cheerleeders A time-out is a time for action. ANDY, Captain CAROLYN 59 1ME' 111111-qu teo..-.., I to. PE Mustangs place second in league The Mustangs opened the 1960 foot- ball season in a stunning manner when Bob Boyd scored the first touchdown of the year on the first offensive play of the year against Deer Park on September 9. This proved to be the only touchdown and score of the game, which ended 6-0 in favor of Madeira. The following week the Mustangs were not so fortunate 05 Country Day upset Madeira 16-28. This gave Madeira a 1-1 record. The Big Blue defected Reading 12-0 on Reading's field; then they trampled New Richmond 52-16 in the first league game of the season. October 7 was the Homecoming Game and the Mustangs didn't let the tons down. They defeated rival Indian Hill 14-0. Now two top league contenders loomed in the Mustangs' path, Lovelond and Moriemont, Below: A charging Mustang refuses to Hbite the dirt. At Loveland's Homecoming, Maderia scored two touchdowns early in the game and kept the lead until the third quarter. But in the lost minutes of the game stub- born Lovelond raced for two touchdowns, whicg ended that contest in their favor, 18-1 . The Mariemont Warriors proved to be too strong for the Mustangs. For although Madeira played hard, the Warriors played even harder, downing Madeira 36-16. The Blue and Gold retaliated by beat- ing Milford 52-0 and Goshen 52-20. The final tally showed cm impressive season's record of six wins and three losses, earning a second place standing in the Eastern Hills League. Although the Mus- tangs didn't win every game, they always did their best and made us 011 proud of them. Above: The brutal Mustangs throw the opponent for a loss. 16 52 14 16 52 52 61 Opponent Deer Park Country Day Reading New Richmond Indian Hill Lovelond Mcriemonf Mifford Goshen Below: Coach Hoffeld gives Bob Boyd careful attention before letting him resume ploy. Queen mg 1961 I Did ne McBrea rl'y Homecom ing Queen The crisp, autumn evening of October 8 had special meaning for the students and friends of Madeira High. Homecoming 1961 began with a parade through town. Holfetime exercises consisted of band for- mations and a replica of the Miss America pageant. After defeating Indian Hill 14-0, every- one was in a festive spirit for the Home- coming Dance. The theme of ttCloir de Lune created a mood of enchantment. At midnight the candidates for Queen and the members of the Queen's court were pre- sented. Then football captain, Chuck Graft, crowned the Homecoming Queen of 1961: Diane McBrearty. Below: Our Queen and her lovely court: Astrid Stein- hoff, Freshman Attendant,- Dorlene Ross, Sophomore Above: A proud queen, Dione McBreurty, is crowned by our football captain, Chuck Graft, ot the Home- coming Dance. Attendant; Dione MCBreorl'y, Queen; Kathy Jalbert, Senior Attendant; Marsha Nichols, Junior Attendant. Chuck Graft, Co-Coptoin Vol Bertelsen, CO-copmin Mustangs on the hardwood Roy Hem Bob Boyd Joe Bishop 64 Right: Ancono ond Bertelsen are de- prived of rebound as Heiser scores. First row, left to right: R. Arringfon, R. Hem, B. Heiser, C. Graft, Co- Copfoin, P. Ancona. Second row: Doc Voshell, Coach; D. McKnight, D. Johnson, B, Boyd, D, Rusche, B. Heiser. Third row: T Becker, Mani oger; D. McDonald, Manager; J Bishop; D. Stouffer; V. Berteisen, CO- captain. Basketball The Madeira varsity basketball squad finished the regular season with a 15-3 record, which is one of the best records in the school's history. As a port of their re- markable record, the Mustangs won the Christmas Tournament at Country Day for the second consecutive year, end the Eastern Hills League co-chcimpionship. Three teams, Milford, Mariemont, 0nd Madeira, were in c deadlock for first piece at game time on the last night of league piay. That night the Mustangs defeated -Milford while Mariemont subdued Love- land, thus putting Madeira 0nd Moriemont in 0 first place tie. This marked the first time that Madeira finished on top in the four year old league, Ron Arrington, Bill Heiser, and Roy Hem were selected to the league oll-star team, and Perry Ancona received honorable mention. The Blue and Gold team's record re sulted from hard work and desire. Team- work and balanced scoring were charac- teristics of the Mustang squodt All in 011, the Moderio Mustangs compiled a record which will be considered outstanding for many years to come. Leh: Boyd walks on air for two points. 66 First row: D. Danzel, P. Strifler, D. Perin, D. Rehl, B. Dorsey. Second row: T. Kosee, B. Wittel, D. Ash, J. Kruse. Third row: Bill Hoffeld, Coach; J. Kennedy; D. Bailey; 5. Peters, Mani oger, Below: Indian Hill foils TO block Bailey's shot. 67 Cheerleaders Left to right: S. Perkins, Jt Abels, St Powson, E. Wierwille, S. Miller, A. Arbogost, Captain. harder. They give their all to keep school spirit high, and they succeed, as evidenced by the hoarse voices after each game? The privilege of the cheerleaders is to direct the yells of frenzied Madeira rooters and to urge our teams to fight a little Below: One of the many unusual assemblies led by the Cheerleaders is shown here. They hefp to promote the spirit of American youth. Freshman Basketball . i; WW7? :i' AIEEM 4 First row: K Medert, B. Reich, D. Hayhow, P, High- 3. Gobrecht, S. Jensen Third row: Mr. Dunn, Coach; tower, J. Focciuto. Second row: D. Hern, L. Turtle, R. Sullivan, D. Harwood, D. Meinken, TV Morenz, We Opponent They 36 Kings Mills 28 45 Lovelond 33 34 Moriemont 35 41 Deer Park 30 28 Purcell 38 51 Kings MiHs 49 19 Muriemont 24 39 Lovelond I9 44 Indian Hill 25 36 Wosoka 42 36 Norwood 42 25 Purcell 52 40 Indian Hill 26 36 Norwood 34 Right: High hopes of being varsity inspire freshmen to high jumps. 69 Kg mm u. Front row: 5. Perkins; A4 Arbogost; P. Norris; G. row: 5. Davis; 5. Ropp; A, Steinhoff; KA Bokelmon; Lawton; S. Huber, Captain; D. Gore; L, Ziel; B. Geier; B. Lockwood; D. Robinson; J. Dericks; Miss Chamber- B. Heckenbleikner; M. Driscoll; M. Hickmune Second lin, Coach. Field Hockey This Year the Girls' Interscholastic Hockey team, guided by Miss Chomberlin, ended the season with cm equal number of wins and losses and a tie. With their hockey spirit, the girls played hard to make every game 0 thriller, Below: Sue Huber must be ahead of the count. A seni0r is never behind! i r Front row: S. Perkins; T. McGivens, Captain; J. Otto, Second row: Miss Chomberlin, Coach; G. Lawton, M7 Girls' Basketball The varsity Mustangettes, coached by Miss Chamberlin, put their skills to work as they played the many difficult games this season. High-scoring Carolyn Wierwille and Nancy Nochozel oiong with seniors Theima McGivens, Sandy Perkins, and Judy Otto fought hard to overcome their powerful op- ponents. Right: Captain Thelma McGivens sets, sights, and . . . and 71 Hickman, N. Nochozel, D. Gore, A. Arbogast, B. Geier, Ci Wierwille, M. Driscoll. wr'xmu Left to right: K. Bokeimon, B. Lockwood M. Nichols, son, L. Louer, K. Kessler, CA Hechenblejkner, Miss 3 Ward, 5. Davis, 5. Miller, N. Bockman, T. John Chomberlin, Coach. 1. V. Basketball Below: Sandy succesfully breaks through on Indian Hill blockade. The iunior varsity basketball team, also coached by Miss Chomberlin and led by co-captoins Sandy Miller and Stella Ward, brought forth 0 winning season this year through vigorous practice, Below: Caro! dunks another one? 72 Above: The Boosters were happy to offer fans and the athletic fund. Right: High on the wall and over- looking the basketball court is This colorful painting of fiery mustangs by Leslie LeFevre, graduate of 1960. It is now and will always be an inspiro- tion to OH Madeira teams. Their services for the benefit of the basketball 73 ACTIVITIES 75 First row, left to right: KY Bokelmun, C. Justice, G. Dorsey, P. Strifler, S. Rodkey, M, Bradley, K; Dorsey Lawton, P. Hightower, D. Hern, L. Turtle, S. Keaton, Second row: V. Bertelsen, B. Boyd, J. Abels, S. Miller, D. McKnight, B Heiser, B, Heiser, H. Wittel, B. Mr. LongHAdviser. Below: Campaigning for office is on important part of the Student Councii's activities. Student Council The Student Council promotes good citizenship, self-discipline, and initiative among the students of Madeira High School. The Council consists of represen- tatives from each class who are elected by that class. Being representatives of the student body, the Council has many projects: Among them are the hand- book, the trip to Drake Hospital, the bookstore, and all assemblies. Below: Student Council officers are amused by students' suggestions. Left to right: Sandy Miller, Treasurer; Vol Bertelsen, President; Bob Boyd, Vice-President; Janis Abels, Secretary. STUEEII I t H I ???EQ Honor Society One of the greatest honors a high school student may receive is an invitation to join the National Honor Society. Not only must a student rcznk in the upper 15th: of the Senior Class, the upper 10th. of the Junior class, or the upper 50A: of the Sophomore class, but he must display outstand- ing character, leadership, and service For the second year the Olive M. Gregory Chapter of the National Honor Society has held the induction of new members during school in order to further promote its ideals to the student body. First row: Kathy Jolbert, President; Barb Henke, VicenPresfdent; Marilyn Schleue, Secretory- Treosurer; Mrst Barrett, Adviser. Second row: Kathy Cole, Jean Lothcm, Andy Arbogust, Kathy Dorsey, Natalie Allen, Carolyn Wierwiile. Third row: David Woehr, Ken Bogart, Roger Couch, Dick McKnight, Bill Miller. 78 First row: Marilyn Schfeue, Secretary-Treosurer; Sally Rodkey, ViceAPresident; Barb Henke, President; Mrs, Borreft, Adviser. Second row: N. Allen, G. Sieinhoff, M. Dopp, R, Fontoine, D. Merritt A. Arbogost, J. Gobrecht, K. Dorseye Third row: Hi Wiffel, J. Ailgeier, S. Park, K, Julbert. Quill and Scroll The purpose of Quill 0nd Scroll is to increase interest in journalism and to improve journalistic writing, The Quill 0nd Scroll is an honorary society, open to juniors and seniors in the upper fourth of their class, who . are interested in writing and journalism. A yearly event is the induction of new members at c: banquet, pianned this year by Barb HenkeePresident, Sally Rodkey-Vice-Presidenf, and Marilyn Schleuev-Secrefory-Treosurer, under direction of Mrs. Barrett, Adviser. 79 I0 , m7 -; u-,mu-s mmggy . W ?KEY CLUB First row: Mr. Long, Adviser; Mr. McVickers; Roger Couch, Secretory; Bill Miller, President; Dick McKnight, Vice-President; Honk Wittel, Treasurer; Mr. Jordan, Second row: B. Heiser, J. Belnick, J. Long, D. Woehr, Jt Kennedy, K. Bogart, B. Heiser, D. Perin, B. Kemp, D. Stumps, B7 Dorsey, T. Sippel, V. Bertelson. Third row: G. Brown, J. Kornreich, D, McKee, J. Hanson, R. Pister, B. Boyd, T. Burke, D. Rusche, C. GiEl, B. Pohowsky. Key Club The Key Club, sponsored by the Madeira Kiwanis Club and super vised by Mr. Long, is a service club that trains community leaders. The members of Key Club have helped beautify our campus by planting flowers on the patio and buying a tob1e cmd benches for the patio. The club also has given 0 very successfu1 dance this year to raise money for worthwhile projects. 80 F.T.A members get valuable advice from a student Teacher. Future Teachers of America The F. T. A. has become 0 very active club in its three years of existence. The W. Marshall Sellmcm chapter of Future Teachers of America encourages competent students to enter the field of teaching. 1t also helps them become better acquainted Front to hack, First row: Jay Hanson, Vice-Presidenf; A. Arbogost, S. Wasem, M. Bradley, G. Elzerman, B. BetheI, S. Hennjes. Second row: Joy Gobrecht, Secretary; 5. Young, G. DeJager, B. Henke, M. Dopp, R. Fontaine. Third row: Dione McBrearty, Treasurer; with their particular interest in teaching. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Hem, the F. T. A. invites members of the teach- ing profession to speak to the group, holds a formal induction, and plans a visit to a college. D. Dilbert, C Hinckl'e, 5. Kotz, J. Lothun, S. Redkey, A. Rhoodes. Fourth row: P. Hutchinson, P Norris, K. Dorsey, M. Driscoll, B. Horton, S. Huber, M. Schieue. Standing: Natalie Allen, President; Mrs. Hem, Ad- vuser. W I l i 1... ... muss 3f jncmm-vvvf-AAAW 44M . i m 13 iii Left to tight: D, Nicholson, R. Schlosser, K. Perkins, J. Gobrecht, C. R005, 5. Hennjes, B. Henke, K. Jolbert, A. Rhoodes, Kh Kamman, TV Burke, SA HoeJ- Mustang Echos Mustang Echoes brings renewed en- thusiasm to the students with each publica- tion Under Miss Romono's supervision, the editors and staff keep subscribers up-to- date on current events on campus, sports, Sher, S. Perkins, G. Lawton, Miss Romano, 5. Max- field, J. Tuttle, S, Dudding, T. Sippel. club activities, as well as many other inter- esting items. The writers, typists, artists, page editors, and editors deserve praise for all their labors and worries as deodiines draw near. Sharon Hoelsher, Second Semester Co-editor; Delcne Nicholson, First Semester Cohedifor; Barb Henke, First Semester Co-editor; Judy Turtle, Second Semester Co-edifor; Miss Romano, adviserh n-u ; Sealed: M Dopp, K, Dorsey, R, Fontoine, J. Brown, C. Wierwille, G. Sfeinhoff. Standing: Mrs. Hem, Adviser; P. Ancono, 5. Park, A. Arbogost, K. Cole, J. Gobrechf, B. Henke, 1 The Newswrifers keep Madeira High in the news in city papers and all the local papers. Standing: H. Wittel, K. Cole, J. Brown, J. Hanson, B. Benhose, D. Opitz, P. Collins, 5. Pork. Seated: M Bradley, C. WierwiHe, J. Smith, B. Jones, J. Corry, R Fontoine, PA Spurlock, 5. Young, D. Shoemaker, D. Merritt, N. Allen, J. Allgeier, C. ustice, N. Henke, B. Johnson. 83 Below: Here comes the Bond! MIIS Band The The Madeira High School Band plays a major part in the high school's extracurricular life. During football season fhe Bond presents haIf-time exercises and rouses school spirit with stirring marches or school songsl In combination with the chorus, the Band has a concert each year. Music is provided by the Band for such programs as Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. The main pro- ject of Bond is the Variety Show, for it provides music for the entire production. First row: J. Kruse, M. Moeller, J. Ramsey, Be Iredole, Jl, Fromhold, J, Trefzger, D, McKnight, Se Huber, M. Bradley, R. Rintamaa, A. King, 5. Ropp, De Akester, S. Mchenzie, A. Hall, D. Ulrey, M, Tepsic, Ke Leach. Second row: J. Allgeier, C. Weeks, B. Wright, D, Robinson, Ce Rude, 5. Doughmun, L. Andrews, J. Dericks, S. Lewis, G. DeJager, J. Lindohl, K. Hodgkins, M. Dopp, B. Kemp, Be Hershey, J, Kincaid, C. Carson, J. Cullen, B. Ludwig, T. Kosee, C. Harpere Third row: C. Marklewitz, B. Mohns, L. Rhoedes, K, Emery, K. Leach, K. Baker, M. Hurst, L. Cramer, P. Thompson, Ke Kemp, D. Morris, Me Bolsley, T. Durham, B. Miller, J. Kornrefch, R. Tanner, J. Bolsley, B. Redemeier, D. Johnson, D Wolfe, DA McKnight, D. Thomas, C. Kilch, J. Focciufo, D. Dever, Ke Mederf, S. DeGarmoeA Fourth row: Mre Medert, Director; T. Hammond, S. Weisbrod, R. Joccod, Y. Napier, D. Smith, C. Tiffany, L, Kramer, B. Sussin, C, Couch, G. Steinhoff, R. Couch, F. Smifh, N, Durand, G. Allmon, A. Plumley, J. Kiefer, L. Marcussen, F. Foltin, He Beck, C. Kersfen, B. Perkins. Fifth row: T. McCreary, D Miller, V. Mill'er, Se Trainer, P. Schoeffer, D, Fronkenburg, D. Frank, S. Rodkey, A. Rhoodes, M. Driscofl, R. Wakefield, L. Wright, J. Perkins, Ce Runions, B. Forster, S. Hennjes, D. Hankes, B. Boyd. Below: The precision performances of the band are due to many hours of confusion. 85 86 Above: Left to right: Bob Sussin, President; Bob Boyd, Treasurer; Bill Miller, ViCe-President; Margie Moel- fer, Secretory. Managers: Warren Judd, Koren Kessler, Gretchen De. Jager, Mike Heflin. Left: Librarians: Herb Beck, Margie Moeller, Rick Rintomao, Connie Runicns. Left to right, First row: R. Hern, K. Bogart, T. Rope, J. Kornreich, S, Perkins, J Tuttle, S. Hoelsher, 5 Huber, D McBrearty. Second row: Mr. Lang-Adviser; D. Woehr, N. DeBra, S. Trumbull, A. King, C, Justice, C. Wierwille, K, Coie, A. Arbogast, J. Gobrecht, Miss Romano, Adviser Third row: C. Kersten, V, Bertelsen, B. Boyd, D. Hanna, J. Hanson, T, Covert, K. Perkins, D. Leach, Tom Covert, D. Stouffer. Fourth row: G. Lawton, C. Poulson, J1 Brown, J. Corry, K. Dorsey, P. College Club College Club provides high school stu- dents in grades nine through twelve with general information about college costs, requirements, scholarships, and differences. Throughout the year, College Club shows movies on many careers. Under the direction of its advisers, Mr, Lang and Miss Romano, representatives from several col- leges come to speak with interested stu- dents about the different colleges. B7 Stanley, M. Bradley, S Rodkey, A. Rhoades, N. Allen. Fifth row: B. Horton, J. Smith, R Schlosser, K, Cade- mortori, MA Schleue, S. Young, D Merritt, B. Zettel, C Niketh. Sixth row: C. Strotton, S. Kotz, B. Wright, Bf Lockwood, R. Fontoine, L. Parke, G. DeJoger, M Groves. Seventh row: J. Lathun, S. Hennjesl B. Henke, J1 Allgeier, D. Dilbert C. Hinkle, K. Kessler, M. Nichols, D. Hodgkins, J, Legge. Below: Dick Hanna, President; Kathy Cole, Vice- President; Joy Gobrecht, Secretory; Cheryl Justice, Treasurer. Left to right, First row: J. Stiles, T. Parke, Jean Lothan-ePresident, S. Hennjes, B Miller, P. Ancona, R. Wakefield, B. Sussin, Vi Bertelsen. Second row: B. Bethei, Di Dilbert, D. Hem, J. Foy, T. WiIIWerth, D. Stoutfer, C. Hechenbleickner, N, Thompson, B. The Spanish Club seeks to learn more about the Spanish language and customs. During the meetings L05 Seguidores de Don Quijote, as the members are called, carry on informal discussions in Spanish. Spanish Club Electronics Club Lockwood, S. Wosem. Third row: D. Hodgkins, J. Brown, R. Fontaine, Gloria ElzermoneSecretory- Treasurer, D. Gore, A. Shutz, B. Hechenbleickner, M. Dopp, Judy NicholseViceePresfdent, C. Giil, Mr. Eftier-Adviseri The banquet with Spanish food and entertainment is another highlight of the club. At the banquet new members are inducted into the club as Sancho Ponzos. The purpose of the Electronics Club is to provide on understanding and practical application of electronic devices and materials. In Electronics Club the members have an opportunity to augment their knowledge of such devices as radio and television, and to try their skills on various equip- ment that they have purchased. WV : Left to right: B. Miller, Randy Wokee fieldeViCEePresident, Mri Combse Adviser, Bob Sussinepresident, K. Bogart, Joy Belnioke-Secretary-Treas- urer, D, McKee, B. Farnette. QE Left to right, Firs! row: P. Norris, D. Merritt, B. Horton, Natalie AlleneVice-President, M. Driscoli, Puuia Hutchinsone-President, Mr. BuddeeAdviser. Second row: J. Lathan, M. Groves, C. Strotton, M. Schleue, A. Arbogost, J. Abels, S. Miller. Third row: K. Jolbert, B. Henke, R. Schosser, Ardeth Rhoodes-VSecretory-Treosurer, J. Aligeier, Jt Gobrecht, S. Rodkey. Fourth row: B. Wright, B. Kemp, J. Beiniak, B. Pohowsky, Di McKnight, B. Heiser. Latin Club The object of the Latin Club is to provide its members with a better knowiedge of ancient Rome and to provide projects in local, state, and na- tional activities of the club. The members of Latin Club learn more about Roman customs of dress and dining at the annual Latin Banquet at which new members are inducted. The Latin Club, affiliated with the state and hotionol Junior Clossicai League, sends delegates to the state convention In Columbus every year. 89 B. McDaniels, T. Foy, J. Belniak, R. Sullivan, Mr. Dericks-Adviser, B. Wright, T. Chess Chumley, R. Pisfer, D. Brazier. Club The Chess Cfub promotes interest in chess at the high school, and provides tournament play for interested members. The Knights of Madeira are competing with several city schools in interscholasfic chess tournaments. Proieclions Kneeling: L. Walfoce. Standing: B. Corte, P. Kneipp, 8. Elliot, D. Becker, DA Hanna, K. Perkins, Mrs. Gagen. Mre Benedict, Director; 6. Morris, J. Kornreich, T. Sippel, V. Breehne, B. McNamara, J. Miller, B. Elliot, T. Woods, B. Miller, S Newcomb. The Boys' Glee Club is the first attempt at Madeira High to form a boys' choral group This Glee Cfub has been a success, and the boys have provided entertaining momenfs for students and friends alike, Boys' Glee Club The Projectionists are some of the many unsung heroes at Madeira. They give invaluable aid to teachers by supervising films for their classes. They also skiilfully keep the reels run- ning for College Club and many as- semblies. Lei: to right, First tow: S. Kotz, M. Carpenter, G. Lawton, D. Opitz, T. Parke, B. Horton, KV Dorsey, St Pawson, Pt Hutchinson, A. Arbogast, S, Wosem, Lt Adkins, A. King, M. Wheeler. Semnd row: J. Rotunno, Vt Wiedemon, B. Bethel, Kt Cole, J. Nichols, B. Benhose, C. Hinckle, M. Dopp, D. Merritt, J. Abels, C. Wierwille, M. Driscoll, C. Runions, K. Bokelman, C. Morenz, M. Knapp, M. Houget Third row: J. Lux, C. Justice, Kt Friedrichs, J. Brown, J. Curry, 5. Von Court, D. Gore, P. Collins, D. McBrearty, 5. Young, G. Elzerman, J. Dericks, NA Brazier, D. Shoemaker, B. Query, A. Thompson, L, Louer, T. Johnson. Fourth row: Mr. Benedict, Director; J. Kornreich, De Kuethe, S. Newcomb, B. Spurlock, T. Sippel, H. Beck, T. Willwerth, B. Heiser, J. Moorman, B. Heiser, K. Crfst, J. Miller, G. Morris, BA Elliot, T. Woods, B. Mc- Namara, B. Miller, V. Breehne, B. Lockwood. MIIS Chorus The Chorus adds interest to many programs during the year. This year in the Music of the Blue and Gray program, it brought back to life many of the songs that were popular during the Civil War, The members of the Chorus play an important part in the Variety Show as they present various musical skits. 92 Girls' Glee Club In Mr. Benedict's opinion, this year's Giris' Glee Club is the best Glee Club that Madeira has had. The students who enjoy the harmonious voices of the girls dur- ing musical presentations are sure to agree with Mr. Benedict, Left to right, First row: C. Runions, B. Benhase, T. Parke, S. Pawson, C. Hinckle, D. Merritt. Second row: V. Wiedemon, J. Carry, B. Befhel, P. Collins, Mr. BenedicteDirector, M. Hogue, M. Dopp, A. Arbogast, G. Lawton. Left to right, First row: I. Byus, N, DeBro, B. Befhel, Je Lothun, C. Houston. Second row: J. Offo, K. Dorsey, A. Arbogast, R. Fontaine, M. Schleue, B. Horton, C. Roos, Mrs. Merritt-Office Secretary. Third row: P. Gessner, M. Schroer, K. Cademortori, B. Sears, 5. Young, D. Merritt, P. Spurlock, DA McBrearty. Oiiice Assistants The able Office Assistants help Mrs. Merritt in many ways. They check attendance, run mimeogrophs, answer the telephone, and go on numerous errands. The girls who work in the office learn . many things that will help them in future years. 94 Left to right, Firs! row: Sharon Hoelsher, President; Sandy Perkins, Treasurer; Judy Smith, Vice-President; Carol Houston, Secretory. Second row: E. Schwier, P, The members of the Senior Secretarial Club assist the school and teachers with varied clerical tasks. In this way the girls learn to use their Classroom business train- ing in different aspects of office work. Spurfock, C, Hague, B. Jones, J. Perkins, Re Schiosser, R. Fontaine. Third row: K. Codemortori, C. Roos, Miss Romono-Adviser, J. Otto, J. Tuttle. Any member of the Shorthand ll class, Senior Business Training, or Office AS- sistcmt Staff is eiigible to join the Senior Secretarial Club. Senior Secretarial Club Librarians Any student who easily becomes lost in the maze of books can readily obtain assistance from the Librariansi They efficiently keep books and magazines in order, and also maintain quiet in the library. Left to right, First row: F. Ingold, J. Lee, C. Redemeier, C. Hogue, T. MCGivens, T. Willwerthe Second row: J1 Lewis, G Bortels, M, Groves, Ce Weeks, C. Stratton, Mrs. Gagen. Third row: D. Becker, D. Hanna, B. Elliot, K. Bogart. Left to right, Fits! row: Dick McKnight, President; Kathy Dorsey, Secretary; Mrs. McKee, Adviser; Joy Gobrechf, Treasurer; Pat Stanley, Vice-President. Second row: H. Wfttel, J. Carry, B. Kemp, B. Miller, RV Pister, DA Woehr, S, Towles, B Hechen- bfeickner, M. Moeller. Third row: J. Hanson, J. Chumfey, D. Sfumpe, A. Arbogast, B. Heiser, M Dopp, J. Carry, B. Heiser. Fourth row: J. Belniok, G. Bartels, J. Lux, C. Stratton, S. Kotz, M. Groves, L Ziel, BV Zettef. Fifih now: D. Nicholson, K. Jolbert, B. Henke, J. Smith, R. Schlosser, A. Rhoades, F. Ingold. World Altair: The purpose of the Madeira Junior Council on World Affairs is to give students an unbiased understanding of other peoples and of current political issues. In coordination with the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, our Council has attended seminars in Cincinnati and Moriemont, and it has heard speakers from as for away as Jordan and Korea. 96 mm Pep Club The Pep Club encourages enthusiasm for athletic activities and good Sportsmanship at all athletic events. Many posters on campus, made by the Pep Club, help arouse school spirit at pep assemblies, football games, and basketball games. A main function of the Pep Club is the chartering of buses to away football and basketball games. Cheerleaders: 5. Powson, S. Perkins, J. Abels, C. Wierwille, A. Arbogost, 5, Miller. First row: B. Hankes, P. Ancona, B. Heiser, C. Graft, D. Johnson, E. Boyd, D. MacDonald, H. Wittel, D. Rusche, J. Stagge, D. Beckmane Second row: 5. Katz, V. Bertelsen, D. Stumpe, G. Brown, J. Long, B. Dorsey, De Rehl, D. Perin, D, Hanna. Third row: Pe Spurlock, K. Codemartori, C. Hogue, C, R005, R Fontoine, D. Merritt, K. Dorsey, J. Gobrecht, M. Moeller, G. Steinhoff, M, Dopp, 3 Young, S. Hennjes, P. Stanley, C. Poulsone Fourth mm: C. Stratton, M. Groves, W. White, D. Keiser, D. McBreorty, C. Weeks, J. Tuttle, S. Hoelsher, FA Ingold, R. Jollis, P. Visick, K. Code- martori, K. Schroer. Fifth row: B. Britten, B. Query, T. Johnson, B. Benhcse, M. Willing, A. King, B, Bethel, M. Baas, C. Jones, C, Justice, M. Nichols, D. Shoemaker, S. Hall, R. Wakefield. Sixth row: L. Ziel, T. Parke, D. Dilbert, K. Kessler, M. Homan, V. Wiedeman, A. Steinhoff, N, Thompson, S Fiille, L. Lauer, S. Wasem, J. Carry, J. Otto, M. Carpenter, B. Sussin. Seventh row: R. Hem, B. Heiser, R. Arrington, D. McKnight, Be Lockwood, G. DeJoger, D. Bokelman, L. Park, P. Perkis, M, Knapp, K, Cole, N. Nochuzel, B. Forster. Eighth row: V. Breehne, T. Parrish, B. Pohowsky, P. Norris, D. 'Hodgkins, D. Levitz, A. Rhoudes, M. Driscoll, J. Brown, B. Marshall, N. Henke, L. Brown, 5. Lewis. Ninth row: T. Chaney, B. Zettel, S. Rodkey, K. Jolberf, B. Henke, J. Smith, B. Horton, B. Johnson, C. Hinckle, S. Towles, B. lredole, C. James Ten : row: J. Homing, Te Sippel, J. Lewis, N. Brazier, C. Harper, 5, Benneft, D. Ayers, L. Farrell, Je Bertsche, K. Wegenhart, A. Elston, C. Kersfen, K. Perkins, We Judd. 97 Dick Hanna, Businesg Manager, directs The ad sales- men; Seated: D. MacDonald, K. Kommon, M Brod- Iey, 5 Rodkey, C Weeks, C. Hogue, J. Tuttle, B. Horton, D. McBrearty, S. Perkins Standing: R. These salesmen sold the yearbook. Seated: S, Rodkey, J. Perkins, K. Komman, M. Bradley, J Lee, C. Redemeier, C. R005, C. Weeks, J. Tuttle, C. Hogue, D. McBrearty, S. Perkins. Standing: J. Kornreich, D. 98 Schlosser, CA Graft, J1 Hanson, B. Henke, D. Nichol- son, BA Forster, H. Wirtel, R. Wakefield, B. Farnette, K. Perkins, 5. Young, J. Smith, J. Otto, S. Dudding. Beckmun, R, Hern, C. Graft, D. MacDonald, B. Forster, H Witfel, K Bogart, K. Perkins, B, Boyd, V. Bertelsen, KA Jolbert, D. Nicholson, T. Burke, B. Henke, B. Fornetfe, R. Schlosser. The writers and typists: Sealed: S. Young, R. Fontaine, K. Cade- martori, P. Spurlock, C. Hogue, C. Ross, C. Weeks, 5. Huber, M. Schleuet Standing: C. Runions, K. Perkins, S. Perkins, N, Allen, H. Wittel, D. Merritt, R. Schlosser, M. Schroer, J. Lothan. The main project of the Senior Class is the produc- tion of a yearbook that will bring back the many pleasant memories of schooldays in the years to come. The many seniors who worked diligently on this book feel they have done their best and hope that the' stu- dents find much enjoyment in browsing through its pages. J. Lathan, Literary Manager; D. Hanna, Business Manager; 5. Hennies, Co-editor; B. Mifler, Co-editor. IOO Hi-Y The Hi-Y, affiliated with the Y. M. C. A., promotes clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living among the high school boys. Hi-Y members enjoy severoi sports such as swim- ming 0nd bowling. In addition to this, they also sponsor a formal dance in the spring The main money-moking project of Hi-Y is the selling of soft drinks at football and basketball games. Top to bottom, H: J. Belniok, J. Kennedy, B. Wright, T. Rope, B. Forster, T. Burke, D, McDonald, B, Jreciale, R, Hem, R, Arrington, P. Ancono, Bill HeiserFF-Secretary, Vol BertelsenePresident, D. Stumpe, E. Boyd, D. Kuethe, B. Miller, G. Brown, Bob HeisereVice-President. l: B. Powhowsky, T. Parrish, Tt Chaney, DV Hanna, R, Couch, D, McKee, J. 'Long, Dick McKnighteTreasurer. Y: J. Hanson, D. Rehl, Jim StaggeChoplain, Be Dorsey, J, Hossmon, C. Graft, V. Breehne, D. Perin, B, Kemp, R. Pisfer, J. Ward, H. Wittel, G. Morris, Mr, CombseAdviser, 'IOI Left to right, First row: Miss Chomberiin, R. Fonmine, C. R005, J. Otto, N. Allen, P. Spurlock, D. Merritt, C. Hogue, C. Weeks, K. Jalbert, S. Perkins, B. Horton, D. McBreorty, T. McGivens. Second row: D, Domoe, A, Shutz, M. Moeller, S. Moxfield, D. Ross, J. Tuttle, K. Cademartori, J. Smith, B. Henke, S. Hennies, R. Schlosser, S. Huber. Third row: B. Geier, D. Gore, M. Hickman, L. Tasset, J. Brown, A. Arbogosf, P. Norris, S. Wosem, B. Hechen- bleickner, C, Morenz, M, Wheeler. Fourth row: G. Lawton, J. Wotring, D, Opitz, G. Steinhoff, M. Driscoll, S. Towles, B. Marshall, J. Gobrecht, C. Wierwille, N. Nochazel, K. Cole, J. Corry. Fifth row: K. Kessler, B. Perkins, C. Paulson, D. Dilbert, J. Abels, T. Parke, S. Miller, J, Stiles, R. Jollis, S. Davis, Sixth row: M. Dopp, D. Hodgkins, A. King, G. Hei'rzmon, D. Keiser, L. Ziel, S. Pawson, C. Justice, M. Human, M. Nichols, S, Owens, Seventh row: K. Schroer, N. Bockman, C. Jones, M. Baas, V. Wiedemcm, F. Ingold, B, Benhose, M. Willing, M. Christian, C. Causey, S. Doughman, D. Walker. Eighth row: M. Tosset, L. Adkins, J. Berfsche, L. Farrell, N. Thompson, S. Lamping, C. Hechenbleickner, B. Britten, K. Cademartori, D. Mulcore, P. Visick. Ninth row: 5. Bennett, B. Lockwood, G. DeJoger, A. Steinhoff, K. Bokelmon, J. Mosuck, C. Loumbattus, 5. Ball, N. Thompson, C. Harper, J. Dericks, S. Fiille, N. Brazier, C. Godwin, S. DeGormo, P. Slate, B. Query, L. Park, S. Wickfield, K. Friedrichs, C, Niketh, J. Legge, M. Knapp, N. Henke. Tenth row: J. Homing, D, Ayers, P. Cseplo, G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the largest and most active organizations in Madeira High, The purpose of G,A.A. is to create and maintain an active interest in sports and good sportsmanship. The girIs in G.A.A. participate in interscholostic and intramural hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball. They also have other activities such as outings, a Christmas formal, a formal initiation, and a spring picnic. At an Honors Banquet each year, the girls who have earned 100 or more points receive their letter awards. 102 G, A. A. Executive Board Left to right, First row: Miss Chomberfin, A. Arbogast, J. Turtle, J Brown Second tow: J. Smith, C. Hogue, B. Horton, G. Steinhoff, D Ross. Third row: C. Poulson, Lt Ziel, T. Parke, P. Cseplo, KK Bokelman, C. Justice, N. Bockman. Left to right: J, Gobrecht, G. Lawton, D Gore, S. Moxfield, B Horton, S. Wosem, D Maca Donald. See how the generations pass like sand th rough Heoveds blue hour-glass. -Vachel Lindsay 105 Mr. and Mrs. James Hoebbel, Shannon, Christopher, Geoffrey Mr. and Mrs. W. M Sellmcm Roy and Judy Ron and Barb Wayne and Kathi Mr. and Mrs Hem, Roy, Dennis, and Paul Miss Romano Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Otto Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Combs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lang Perry and Betsy, Ron and Janis Mr. X Mr. and Mrs. Hennjes, Betty and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Reuel S. McKee, Jr. James, Mary, Jonel and Barb Zorley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huber Bob '58, Pat '60 Herbert, Thelma, Janet, Nancy, and Kenny Dericks Mr. and Mrs. Merritt, and Bruce Miss Chamberlin Roy and Noch Vol and Diane Dick and Jan Amen Corner Wal, Dick, Joy and Femincd The Cheerleaders Andy, Carolyn, Sandy, Sue, Janice and Perk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Budde Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Aukerman Mr. and Mrs. Doc Voshell and Family The Big and Bad Nach, Otts, and Fi FD Mr. and Mrs. Hartley, Terry, Debbie, and Donna Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and Tommy Teri, Jim, Grace, and Paul Effler Foxy and Gypsy Carolyn and Joe Judy and Steve, Carol and Ed Carol and Joe Darla, Sylvia, Darlene and Ginny Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spurlock, Phyllis and Jacalyn The Cafeteria Staff Charles, Ethel, Kurt and Terry Medert Jim and Sharon Linda and Wes Carolyn and Ron Sandy and Lee Carolyn, Carole, Carol, and Carolyn Sharon and Garry Ann and Jim, Becky and Harry Tom and Nancy, John and Linda 106 Savage Sophomores Vickie, Coroi, Midge, Cheryl, Cynthia, and Mary Diane, Connie, Jean, Shirley, and Natalie Two Clowns Don and Jerry Boppers Don, Kenney, Tom, Terry, and Mike Conelius Keeton Snodgross, Esq. Sally, Marg and Sue Tom and Jean Girls' Room Quartet: Connie, Karen, Sandy, and Sue Butch and Sue: Judi A. and ? Kathy C., Joyce, Joy, and Sharon Fish-Willie-CheryI-Reb-Stick Mr. and Mrs. McBreurty and Bob 107 THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JUDY TUTTLE, President ANDY ARBOGAST, Secretary JOYCE BROWN, Vice President THELMA McGIVENS, Treasurer Money-Making Chairmen: BONNIE HORTON CHRIS PAULSON OUR PURPOSE The purpose of this organization shall be to create, maintain, and sponsor on active interest in wholesome physical activity and recreationeeto encourage good sportsmanship in this or- gonizotion and throughout the schooleond to promote better standards of health among the students of Madeira High School. 108 , , BILL DICK ROGER K E V c '- II B HANK JAY ol JIM CHARLES TED DALE MADEIRA TOM VAL HIGH scuoon JOE KEN DAN I 9 6 0 - 6 I BOB DAVID Compliments School Spirit Enthusiasm 0f THE MADEIRA HIGH Compliments of BOOKSTORE P E P C L U B v. . P E: s E N I o R M IVOCIOUS eppy ,, SECRETARIALVY- Y II Ch M g' C '- U 3 w e 5 cars WM Rf ? 94.1. . V21 MW 109 Hl-Y OFFICERS President .............................. Val Bertelsen Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dick McKnight Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bob Heiser Chaplain .................................... Jim Stagge Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bill Heiser Adviser ., ....................................... Mr. Combs MEMBERS Joy Belniak Terry Parrish Joe Kennedy Tom Chaney Bill Wright Dick Hanna Tom Rope Roger Couch Butch Forster Dick McKee Tom Burke Jim Long Doug MacDonald Jay Hanson Bob lredale Chuck Graft Roy Hem Don Rehl Ron Arrington Jim Stagge Perry Ancono Bill Dorsey Bill Heiser Vol Bertelsen Dole Stumpe Bob Boyd Dick Kuethe Bruce Miller Gordan Brown Bob Heiser Bob Pohowsky Joe Hossmon Vic Breehne Dove Perin Bill Kemp Roger Pister Jim Ward Honk Wittel Garry Morris Dick McKnight 110 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '61 STUDENT COUNCIL Felices Recuerdos A La Close de 1961 de porte de Los Sequidores de Quixote HONOR SOCIETY AND QUILL AND SCROLL FIFTH PERIOD STUDY HALL Allright, let's be QUIET! Write one hundred times . . 7. Mr. Effler CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 VARIETY SHOW CAST BEST WISHES MUSTANGS from the Madeira Athletic Boosters Assn. BETTER TEAMS TH ROUGH BETTER BOOSTERS Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '61 from BAND BOOSTERS CLUB H2 Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 Madeira High School Parent Teacher U I Association Mrs. Donald S. Chaney ..................................................................... President Mrs. William W. Groves ........................................................ Vice President Mrs. John E. Miller ,,,,,,, .Secretary Mrs. C. Wayne Kepner .................................................................. T reasurer 113 Reminder of good times past and good times to come . . . bright, lively, ice-cold Coca-Cola! WESTENDORF'S Finer Foods - Pet Shongri-Lo Complete Food and Meat Market Ice - Charcoal Get it all with one stop or call SY 1-6633 - Daily Delivery 7691 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati 36, O. THE J. H. BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Cincinnati 27, Ohio We Proudly Serve Rich Golden Guernsey The Milk Tho't's M: Cream At Your Service - Phone BR 1-2074 PATTEN CLEANERS Best For Your Best 8109 Camorgo Road Madeira, Ohio LO 1-5636 114 CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 61 MOM AND POP BINGHAM Compliments of DAN ANCONA Gk SON INC. General Contractors Licensed Sewer Tappers, City or County Excavating - Grading - Trenching LO 1-8087 Goff Terrace Madeira, Ohio 115 All Aluminum Comb. Windows and Doors B. $ B. ALUMINUM MFG. CO. Distributors and Fabricators KAISER-LOUVERED ALUMINUM SHADE SCREEN HOMES - PORCHES - OFFICES - PLANTS HOSPITALS TRELLIS - SHUTTERS - FENCE ANTHONY BECKER Bus. LOcust 1-6112 6145 Kenwood Road Cincinnati 43, Ohio MAMI COFFEE SHOP Camargo and Miami Home Cooked Meals OPEN 6:30 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. Homemade Desserts Food To Take Out LO 1-9857 . . . Quality Homes GEORGE F. COLE BUILDER - REALTOR 7641 Montgomery Rood PHONE SY 1-6997 Cincinnati 36, Ohio George F. Cole H. J. BENKEN GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Plainfieid and Woodford Road TW 1-1040 CAMABGO THEATRE Congratulations M c A L P l N ' S to the Kenwood Plaza CLASS OF '61 from Headquarters 5 C H I F F S for S H 0 E ST 0 R E Bobbie Brooks 7871 Montgomery Road Junior SY 1-2646 Kenwood Plaza Sportswear Shoes forrthe Entire Family PLAZA MEATS Kenwood Plaza KINNEY SHOES SY 1-6770 JE 1-8456 Shoes for the entire family Buffets for receptions, meetings KenWOOd Plaza and picnics. Party trays, sond- wich cakes, hors d'oeuvres, etc. KENWOOD PLAZA BARBERS MADISON BAKERY B k G d B k d P ' a ery 00 S 0 e on remlses Six Barbers To Serve You th Da'ly OPEN 11 AM. TlLL 8 PM. SATURDAY - 9 AM. TO 6 P.M. Kenwood Plaza Shopping Center Madison Rood BR 1-1055 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1961 LOU PARRISH 6839 Shawnee Run BEN'S PONY KEG LO 1-9853 Cull Ben - Say When Builders ROGER 8: MILDRED and Developers Hair Sfyllsl-s 7140 Miami Avenue LO 1-8675 BE 1-2477 LO 1-7018 Madeira, Ohio Compliments of MADEIRA BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB 118 Mfr IV Ah. IV JV 4V VI bl . I! or. 0.1:. ,,r: m S . 6 . Du PH 0 . L. Slaninc; Coyne, . P. G. o. O'Conncr, op. ; Rev GOOD LUCK f0 THE sreuxuogs f 0F - '6? REV; JAMES JOYCE Rev. P Rev, Your Own W Phone When teenager wouldnht geI excited over having her very own Princess phone. Think what a joy to use a phone That's scarcely bigger than your handrthal feels light as a feather r with a dial that glows softly, lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. You'll enioy culls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And, The monthly charge is so low that you may be able To pay for a PrinceSs extension yourself. For more information, call our business omce, EXchonge 6-9900. your Eelepltone Company It's Little. . . It's Lovely ltUghfs! MADISON FURNITURE BURNETT PONTIAC PONTIAC, INC. Complete Home Outfitters 8166 Montgomery Road 6216 Madison Road Near Galbraith BR 1-2132 Modisonville, Ohio TW 1-3110 TW 1-8110 NILE HAYES CAFE WASHETTE INC. LAUNDERS 8x DRY CLEANERS Chicken and Steak Dinners Madeira LO 1-9840 . 8015 Euclid Rd. Madeira, Ohio 24-Hour Servuce 120 PAUL AND DAVE'S Compliments SHELL SERVICE 01c Shellubrication - Firestone Products M A D E I R A Pick-Up and Delivery Service G A R D E N C L U B Miami and Laurel Celebrating ITS LO 1-9800 Madeira, Ohio 25th Anniversary MADEIRA CLEANERS Compliments 7018 Miami Avenue of L0 1-9380 Madeira, Ohio . CAMARGO BAKERY Congratulations 6927 Miami Avenue To the Graduating Class of 1961 L0 1-5673 Madeira, Ohio ii 1 'as. mm mm m 12m 1 ?.EMWM Good Luck To 1w a 5 The CLASS OF '61 MADEI RA CONCRETE I N C . 10957 Reading Rd. PR 1-7024 Cincinnati 41 1Sharonvi1le1, Ohio Best Wishes from A 8: S 6921 Miami Ave. Madeira, Ohio 121 BURKHARDTS 0F MADEIRA Complete Line of Men and Boys Furnishings and Ladies' Sport Attire BLANKENSHIWS SERVICE STATION 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Miami and Shawnee Roads Ph. LO 1-9847 Madeira, Ohio ST. PAUL Compl iments 0f EASTERN HILLS COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY Madison and Stafford BR 1-4300 Wooster Pike and Walton LO 1-8181 Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 Community Methodist Church Compliments of ROFLOW Paints and Wallpaper Store Sherwin Williams Dealer 7019 Miami LO 1-6329 Compliments of OASIS CAFE Comorgo Road Madeira Ohio Kenwood 7500 Montgome ry Rood SY: 1-5353 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES Modisonvi1le 4418 Whetsel Ave. BR. 1$O732 Compliments of ABCO TOOL 8. DIE CO. 8121 Comorgo Rood Madeira Ohio MADEIRA KIWANIS Sponsors of THE KEY CLUB ATZEL'S '- Studebaker Sales and Service 6323 Madison Rood CINClNNATI 27, OHIO mahpria Hillagp Eharmary Miami and Camarqo Road 515d :Exclusive Residential Sales . . O In Town and Country Homes!, 1, IO. MAD El RA Compliments PIZZA CARRY-OUT of 6924 Miami BARTELS FLOWERS , 7896 C R d Pizza - Sandwmhes - Casserole CINCINNiTFTrag, Sim THE BEST Business Residence LO 1-6417 LO 1-6788 LO 1-7563 Next to BoergeHs Dairy Store 124 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 me BREWER co. Asphalt Products The Pavement Now 4 And Of The Future GENERAL OFFICE: 7374 Main Street, Cincinnati 44, Ohio Phone LOcust 1-8843 125 THE MORROW-BECK COMPANY 7115 Miami Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of '61 SEVEN HILLS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY Madeira, Ohio KOSTER'S SHELL Automatic Transmissions Auto Service - Auto Repairing Road Service 24-Hr. Wrecker Service 6929 Miami Ave. and Goff Terrace LO 1-8084 Madeira, Ohio Miami SC to $5.00 Store KONRAD'S If you can't find it Peek'n Here Best Wishes To the CLASS OF '61 B. 8. B. MOWER SERVICE 7710 Railroad Ave. LO 1-6920 126 MADEIRA CHURCH OF CHRIST 7412 E. Galbraith BIBLE SCHOOL 9:30 MORNING SERVICE 10:30 EVENING SERVICE 7:00 Congratulations 10 Seniors of '61 WARD'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for Every Occasion 4208 Schenck SY 1-8855 J. B. LONG REALTOR Madeira and Vicinity Compliments of L01-8132 SY1-1740 J. R. HUDSON, M. D. NELSON BBOTHEBS Heating and Air Conditioning Williamson Furnaces and Oil Burners 7726 Railroad Avenue LO 1-7517 Madeira, Ohio E $xxxxxw :sx X n N! va w w .6: x XWHX $k E n Serving Madeira Since 1912 49 Years Building Materials - Hardware LO 1-7200 Madeira, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SEN IORS OF '61 CAMARGO 8001 Euclid MADEIRA'S PARKVIEW MARKET I28 CLOTHES STAY YOUNG with MARTINIZING core Expert Cleaning - Fast Service FREE w HE 3011; PARKING J?MfwwW am. to 6:30 p1ml fbemasflnDRYClEANlus Camorgo at Miami LO 1-5517 CLASS OF 1961 Compliments of MADWOOD ACRES VETERINARY HOSPITAL Compliments of DOT 8: MACK'S FOOD MARKET LO 1-7316 Madeira Ohio MUELLER CABINET SHOP 8143 Come rgo Rood Formica Tops Vanitory Custom-Made Cabinets Ralph Mueller, Prop. LO 1-8326 7 BRAUN DRUGS. 17 03W r7313 0 THE WOODMONT DAIRY Your Neighborly Milkmen SY 1-7300 East Galbraith Rd. Deer Park 513 Compliments of U RON'S MADEIRA TEXACO Miami Road at Euclid General Automotive Repair U. S. and Foreign Cars LO 1-9848 Cincinnati 43, Ohio Compl iments of T. R. SHRIDER Compliments of THE BUS DRIVERS L. DOERR P. CARMAN Dentist M. WALTER E. ROUSSEAU M. CURNAYN Weddings W E N DT'S SERVICE STATION P H O T O G R A P H Y Brake Repairing - Fuel Oil by Gasoline - Batteries - Accessories Bill Maxfield LO 1-781 1 Portraits Power and Garden Tractors Black Top and Spray Driveways 8103 Comargo and Euciid LO 1-9834 Madeira, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '61 PLAZA SHOE REPAIR On the M011 Kentwood Plaza Shoe Service Whileu-Wait or While-u-Shop Compl iments of TOWN 8x COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON 7804 Camargo Rood LO 1-9803 Madeira, Ohio Congratulations To the Class of '61 WlLSON-DOWNS, INC. General Insurance E. STAC EY DOWNS Res. LO 1-6868 Cincinnati 36, Ohio TW 1-6900 8020 Montgomery CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS A Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service 8153 Montgomery Road, near Galbraith Drive in and SAVE 151$ Coll TW 18020 for Pickup and Delivery Service A complete SELF-SERVICE dry cleaning service Also at 8151 Montgomery Road BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL A. M. KINNEY, INC. Consulting Engineers 2912 Vernon Place Cincinnati 19, Ohio Congratulations To The CLASS OF '61 COMPACT, INC. 3922 E. Galbraith Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio Compl iments of RATHKAMP BROS. COMPANY 3540 Wooford Rood Cincinnati Ohio CARTEWS DRY CLEANERS WE OPERA TE OUR OWN PLANT BR. 1-4100 . 4821 WHETSEL AVENUE OHIO TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sales - Rental - Service Frank T. Burwinkel TW T-2040 3759 N. Berkley C., Silverton Compliments of BILL ULRICH BOOTS DUESING AND HERFF JONES 133 0n the 100th Anniversary of the Civil War On February 16th we commemorated and paid tribute to the men who fought in the War Between the States. The program honored not only the victorious, but also the courageous men who gollantly strug- gled to the bitter end for their cause. The powerful union that we have today must be credited to both sides Above: Sue Puwson, accompanied by the chorus and Diane Fronk, song One Vacant Choir, an American f Ik- . 0 song Below: The bond and chorus worked together to pro- vide the stirring music for this occasion E i i srszaiaiimmmmEm;;a . 5 Above: Left to right: Bob Pohowsky, Marg Bradley, Ted Sippel, Kathy Dorsey, and Mr. Sellmon. These people presenfed the progrom Below: Mr. Benedict directed The chorus in favorite Civil War songs of both the North and the South. m ; .mn. Senior Directory Natalie Allen 6563 Miami Rood LO 1-7433 Judi Allgeier 6206 KenWOod Hills Drive LO 1-5782 Ron Baldridge 7022 Miami Avenue LO 1-7316 Jerry Beale 7400 Dawson Road LO 1-5647 Dick Beckmon 6365 Miami Avenue LO 1-9688 Vol Bertelsen 6536 Rollymeode LO 1-6881 Joe Bishop 6776 Rosecrest LO 1-8077 Ken Bogart 7350 Miami Avenue LO 1-8672 Bob Boyd 7331 North Mingo Lane TW 1-4451 Morg Bradley 7916 Locust Lone TW 1-6631 Harold Breen 7229 Iuko Avenue LO 1-5237 Tom Burke 7341 Miami Hills Drive LO 1-6637 Koren Cademorfori 7380 South Mingo Lone TW 1-5888 Phyllis Collins 880 Cloverview JA 2-5633 Chuck Couch 7275 Thomas Drive LO 1-9670 Terry Covert 7238 Iuko Avenue LO 1-9144 Tom Covert 7729 Naomi Avenue LO 1-7852 Sharon Dudding 7817 Laurel Avenue LO 1-8626 Bob Farnette 7310 South Timber1one Dr. LO 1-8965 Rochelle Fontaine 6824 Ester Lone LO 1-7002 Butch Forster 6564 Apache Circle LO 1-4036 Dione Frank 6887 Kenwood Rood TW 1-7737 Chuck Graft 7514 Juler Avenue LO 1-7654 Dick Hanna 7420 North Mingo Lane TW 1-5744 Joy Hanson 7413 Juler Avenue LO 1-8075 Barb Henke 7416 Juler Avenue LO 1-6506 Sue Hennjes 7279 Euclid Road LO 1-7118 Roy Hern 6861 Juniperview Lone SY 1-6066 Sharon Hoelsher 7401 North Mingo Lane SY 1-3431 Carole Hogue 6551 May Street LO 1-4363 Bonnie Horton 8100 Lancewood Court SY 1-1388 Sue Huber 7101 Mayfield Avenue LO 1-4591 Coroi Huston 7124 Wallace Avenue LO 1-4339 Kathy Jalbert 5501 Mapteridge Drive LO 1-5498 Carol James 6182 Fulsher Lane LO 1-8244 Barb Jones 7506 Euclid Road LO 1-7796 Kathi Kemman 6840 Ester Lone LO 1-6909 Paul Kneipp 7317 Osceola Drive LO 1-8789 I36 Jim Kornreich Bruce Ludwig Jean Lathcm Judy Lee Doug MacDonald Dione McBrearty Thelma McGivens Dione Merritt Bill Miller Delone Nicholson Judy Otto Judy Perkins Ken Perkins Sandy Perkins Terry Rainey Tom Rope Sully Rodkey Carolyn Roos Connie Runions Ron Sotterwhite Marilyn Schleue Rose Ann SchIosser Mary Schroer Eleanor Schwier Ted Sippel Don Smith Judy Smith Jerry Snyder Phyllis Spurlock Bob Sussin Judy Tuttle Randy Wakefield Les Wallace Carolyn Weeks Honk Witfel Dove Woehr Sandy Young Barb Zettel 6118 Cherokee Drive 7740 Laurel Avenue 6784 Dawson Road 7815 Dee Street 7532 Miami Avenue 7261 Berwood Drive 5793 Carmargo Road 7810 Mapleleof Drive 7355 Juler Avenue 7108 Thomas Drive 7505 Loonnes Drive 7307 Osceola Drive 7814 Dee Street 7238 Thomas Drive 7804 Dee Street 5882 Kenwood Road 7369 Southside Avenue 7145 Wallace Avenue Dawson Rood, Trailer Park 8186 Camargo Road Dawson Road Trailer Park 7511 Comorgo Road 6583 Dawson Road 7809 Laurel Avenue 6764 Dawson Road 7115 Eucfid Road 7909 Locust Lane 7229 Longfield DrEve 7022 Summit Avenue 7330 Shewango Way 5992 Kenwood Road 6559 Miami Avenue 7307 Iuko Avenue 5687 Whetsel Road 6639 Apache Circle 7024 Shawnee Run Road 7410 South Mingo Lane 7272 Thomas Drive 137 LO LO LO SY SY LO TW LO LO TW LO SY LO SY LO LO LO LO LO LO LO LO LO LO LO SY LO LO SY LO LO LO LO LO LO SY LO 1-9121 1-7596 1-5243 1-8381 1-3909 1-9450 1-3389 1-8317 1-5739 1-3720 1-8535 1-3907 1-7048 1-8746 1-8431 1-5751 1-9106 1-6533 1-9354 1-7502 1-7773 1-7689 1-7599 1-7583 1-4204 1-2250 1-6817 1-8706 1-7136 1-6120 1-8864 1-9321 1-4064 1-4695 1-4562 1-1328 1-7127 Above: The Poy-off, Above: Dov'd Woeh 0 II I k' ' Below: Hot off the press! hard 05 it loloks. r pr yes para 2 par mg IS as 138 Autographs I Autographs 140 .J.t,uf . fl,