Madison High School - Trojan / Madisonian Yearbook (Madison, IL)

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LEE B. ASHBY Bachelor of Science - Arkansas State College Business Training JOSEPH NAGLICH Bachelor of Arts - McKendree College; Master of Science - Southern Illinois University. Science, Mathematics EDWIN N. BARTON Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University English JAMES L. LOY Bachelor of Science - McKendree College; Master of Science - St. Louis University Science E. JEAN BETHEL Bachelor of Arts - Valparaiso University English, French A. ELLEN FOLLMER Bachelor of Arts - Iowa State Teachers College; Master of Arts - Northwestern University Librarian GRACE DRICKEN Bachelor of Science - South Dakota State College Home Economics DOROTHY M. HAZNER Bachelor of Science - Illinois State Normal University Typing GEORGE E. THOMAS Bachelor of Science - Kirksville Teachers College Social Studies WILLIAM F. LEDBETTER Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Instrumental Music WILLLAM B. COOP Bachelor of Science - Arkansas College; Master of Science - University of Arkansas Social Studies DENNIS S. REVELLE Bachelor of Science - Southeast Missouri State College Mathematics 7

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My message to all of you is an old one. It starts out with a few quotations. ’’Anything good will not come easy. Anything that is worth having will be worth working for. There is no short cut to success: The easiest and best way is a long hard road of work and more work. Docs this sound difficult and unattractive? Thru education you should be preparing yourself now for a job that will be very enjoyable and make work feel more like play. On this road to success you will meet many obstacles and your ability to by-pass or overcome them will depend upon your past learned experiences. Our experiences are shaped by our Intelligence, our own good Common Sense and our Tolerances. Tolerance, moral, physical and human (self and others) is all im- portant in every action and move that we make. Our own position should be rela- tive and thought of in respect to how it affects others. Success then may be thought of as our strength and desire to achieve in an environment based upon our reaction with others. To Quit is to fail. To continuously try to the best of your ability is to Pass and Succeed. JOHN L. PALCHEFF, Principal Bachelor of Science - Washington University Master of Science - Washington University ADAM A. BURNISKI, Assistant Principal (Commercial) Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Master of Science - University of Illinois EDNA MAE Me LINN Secretary FRANCIS DANT, Director of Athletics Bachelor of Science - Kirksville College Master of Arts - Kirksville College Physical Education PATRICIA HARTMAN Secretary

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CHARLES L. MUELLER Bachelor of Science - Millikin University; Master of Science - Indiana University Physical Education LAWRENCE E. BURNS Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Social Studies GEORGE A. HOPKINS Bachelor of Science - Arkansas State College English WAYNE P. CARLISLE Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University; Master of Science - University of Illinois 8 Science MARY C. REILLY Bachelor of Arts - McMurray College Shorthand, Office Practice MAE L. WATERS Bachelor of Arts - Shurtleff College English FRANCES MERKELBACH Bachelor of Arts - Shurtleff College; Master of Arts - University of Illinois Physical Education DORACE E. SALERNO Bachelor of Arts - Southern Illinois University Vocal Music OLIN G. KREUTER Bachelor of Science - Eastern Illinois State College Industrial Arts EDWARD VOTOUPAL Bachelor of Arts - Washington University; Master of Arts - Washington University Science JOHN W. BARR Bachelor of Science - St. Louis University Mathematics JOHN J. PHELAN Bachelor of Arts - St. Louis University English, Latin