Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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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.

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'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

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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;