Madison High School - Federalist Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Students Cultivate Skills Through Mrs. Crameris enthusiastic lectures brought to life the England of Chaucer's time as she introduced to her students the Canterbury Pilgrims. , :fr .. , . Rffvi? 5. 9 ' ,-kfiiggf' ltt ,,. ,, . H r,tt V. .' . fi . JW- , K Mrs. Helen MHTiCh Mr. Neil Abelein Mrs. Dyanne Burns Mrs. Donna Hora Mrs. Marilyn Jackson Mr- C. Kanelis Dept. Chairman English English English English llnternl English Enghsh BDO Music Understanding l d MVS Janet CHYUGY Mrs Janice Schukart Mrs Gwynne Warner M55-S J0S9Plf'ifl9 KGHY Miss Dolores Leavens Mrs. Helen More an . I , , ' ' ' S h English English English Ef1Qi'Sh English peec General Business Forensics

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Student Problems Sharing the responsibility of counseling the senior class are Mrs. Mar- garet Holland and Mr. Wally Girts. The senior girls have been guided through four years at Madison by Mrs. Holland. Besides her manv hours spent in counseling, she also finds time to teach a first year German class. Mr. Wally Girts, another new counselor this year, has taken over the task of advising the senior bovs, As college co-ordinafor. he is in charge of all college board tests and visitations of college representatives. Serving as freshmen counselors are Miss Gwen Kohns and Mr. Lynn Roumagoux. Miss Kohns is also the scholarship advisor and a great deal of her time is spent in organizing the scholarship program. Mr. Roumagoux spends the last two periods of each day in vocational counseling and manages to find time in his busy schedule to coach the Cross-Country and track teams. COUNSELING HELP: FRONT ROW, left to right: Janet Piro, Kathy Herzog, Mary Ann Suva, Linda Whedon, Jo Loeb, Donna Headlee, Doris Lampella, and Sandy Hansen. BACK ROW: Cherrie Andre, Marilyn Fowler, Jan Demarinis. Teresa Brock, Jan Ludwick, Vonne Wilcox, Sue Thorpe, Jan Gross. Garnet Ross and Mrs. McKinney.

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English Department The twenty-two members of the English de- partment, including the teachers of speech, drama, and journalism, have a common goal: to develop the writing, speaking, and listening abil- ities of Madison Students. In realizing the goal, they were aided by the staff of the Resource Center, who offered assistance to all departments but especially to the English and Social studies departments. English teachers sent their stu- dents tothe Resource Center, which has now completed its second year of operation, to study reference materials, to read supplementary books, and to make up tests. ' The courses presented to the students in English were patterned on a plan worked out by a city-wide curriculum committee. All Madison students studied the history and development of the English language, as well as its dialects. r. A l, s. , Mrs. Dyanne Burns, new to Madison this year, is read- ing American poetry to her junior English class. l Mrs. Mary Ellen Conklin Mrs, Norma Cramer EflgllSl'1 English FEDERAUST AdViSOf Western Civilization l s Mrs. Benona Dawson Mrs. Jean Disney Mrs. Melba Sparks EVTQIISN E-SS Drama Social Studies CONSTITUTION Advisor Stage Craft Effective Reading Quill gn Scroll Advisor Thespian Advisor Mrs. Barbara Stalions Mrs. Connie Wickwire Miss D1 Youngblood English Head Librarian Speech General Science English Not Pictured: Miss Sharon Sanders English llnternl