Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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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;

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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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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.