Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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Ofr 90510on L; , MR. W. MARSHALL SELIMAN B.S. in Ed., Wilmington College M.A. University of Cincinnati High school principal at Madev ira when the first MNEMONIC was published in 1938, our superin- tendent, Mr. W. Marshall Sell- man, is the only member of the present faculty or administration who was associated with the school at that time . The Senior Class of 1962-63 pays special tribute to Mr. Sell- man for his thirty-one years of service to the public schools of , Madeira. Left: Mr. Toth, Admini- strative Assistant, looks over the new building. Right: Mrs. Strifler, Sec- retary to the Superintend- ent, greets a caller with a smile in her voice. 11

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STANDING: Mr. Marshall Sellman, Superintendent, Mr. Lloyd Justice, Mr. Roger Hanson, Vice President. SEATED: Dr. Charles Frank, Mr. James Perin, President, Mrs. Wilma Scherer, Mrs. Verna DuncanJ ClerkwTreasurer. PIA. Left to Right: Mrs. Fromhold, Mrs. King, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Swafford, Mrs. Hamilton. SEATED: left to right: Mr. Foote, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Christie, Mr. Couch, Mr. Sellman, Miss Lavell, Mrs. Bradshaw. STANDING: Mr. Hanson, Mr. Tench, Mr. Howard, Mr. Kinder, Mr. Toth, Mr. Bostwick, Mr. Vedder,Mr. Hartley,Mr. Nau,Mr.Justice. Not Pictured: Mr. Perin, Mr. Fajnor, Mr. Carelton, Mr. Hay- how, Mr. Poff, Mr. Baas.

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Panama MR HERBERT L. DERICKS 13.5. in Ed., University of Cincinnati M,Ed., Xavier University wiggt The span of years in high school has been, is, and, I am sure, will continue to be a very important segment of an individual's life. The last quarter of a century has seen a change in the lives of young Americans. A quarter of a century ago, free public secondary education was available to all, but certainly a much smaller percentage took advantage of it. In the complex society of recent years, a background of a high school education is extremely essential. As technological advancements are acceleratedwith the various stages of automation, places in society for people without high school training are rare. The need for even more than high school is pointed to with great emphasis . In this year of 1963 a good high school education is an essential for all as aprepara- tion for additional study. It is my sincere desire and the fundamental objective of our school that the educational needs of every student have best been fulfilled in the school year 1962-1963. Mr. Dericks Right: Mr. Dericks always enjoys a good game of chess.