Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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MARJORIE KOPCIAL Loyalty is the gveatest good in the human heartf, Attended: Mansfield Senior High School, Mansfield Business Training School Pastime: Collecting colored glass and reading. Marge is now working in the office at Lincoln Heights as Mr. LaRue's secretary. We wish to thank her for all her help in our beginning year. MARTHA BRUNE Patience and fortitude. Attended: Madison High School, Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Ed. Pastime: Cooking and reading. Mrs. Brune teaches Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, and Business English along with being Annual Staff Advisor. Mrs. Brune is well liked by all and we hope she stays on for many years to come at Madison. Page Eight .gzcrefariezi HELEN BRAEN All who joy would win must share it,- Happiness was born a twin. Attended: Shelby High School, Moody Bible Institute, and Mansfield Business College. Pastime: Reading and traveling. Helen has done much to relieve Mr. Miller of some of his duties. She is well liked by all the students and we wish her continued success. galfllag DAVID BETTIKER Athletics 'makes the manf, Pastime: Hunting and sports. A Mr. Bettiker is the new Industrial Arts teacher. We wish to extend a Madison welcome to Mr. Bettiker and say we hope he stays a long time.

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uloerinfenolenf CDLAN LARUE To an upright man a good reputation is the greatest inheritance. Attended: Bluffton High School, Bluffton College, Ohio Northern, B.S. in Ed., and Ohio State, M.A, Pastime: Fishing, television, and reading. Mr. LaRue has heen the Superintendent of Nladison Local Schools for sixteen years and that record speaks for itself of his good work. rincilaa WAYNE E, MILLER 'AAn opportunity well taken is the only weapon of advantage. Attended: Lancaster High School, Univer' sity of North Carolina, Bliss Business School, B.S. in Ed., University of Cincinnati, M.S. in Ed. Pastime: Reading and sports. Although at times we have not shown it, down in our hearts Mr. Miller is very dear to all of us and I wish to say that we shall not forget the things he has taught us. Page Seven

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GCI! JOHN CUNNINGHAM He that is rnasler of himself will soon be master of others. Attended: Central High, Indiana, Manchester College, Ashland Col' lege, Case Institute of Technology, B.B. in Physics. Pastime: Music, photography, and wood working. Mr. Cunningham teaches Advanced Math, Physics, Chemistry, and is advisor for Visual Ed. Mr. Cunningham is a great favorite and we hope he stays for a long while at Madison. RUTH EWINIZ Of all noises I think music is the least disagreeable. Attended: Springfield High School, Wittenherg College, Olin Northern University, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University. Pastimez Music and needlefwork. Mrs. Ewing teaches General Math, jr. Business Training, Algelwi-xi I and Geography. In our four years she has taught us to be respectful and pre ' K1 2 ' i 5 'nto life. pared. The.e lessons we shall take with us i BLAINI5 DOWLER Quiet and reservedfl Attended: Toledo Waite, Defiance Col' lege, and Ashland College. Pastime: Sports and gardening. Mr. Dowler teaches General Science and Biology. He also is head coach in basketball and baseball and assistant football coach. As our class advisor he gave us our head but didn't let us take the bit between our teeth. We shall miss his stories of his college days and the tricks to use in initiations. PERCY HALL Music is the universal language of man- kind. Attended: University of Maryland, West' minster College, and University of Michigan. Mr. Hall is the new band director. He has done much to improve the band and add pep to the student body which has shown up in the football team. We hope Mr. Hall likes Madison as much as we like him and that he will stay here a long time. Eicfmoa Downs Variety is the spice of life. Attended South High School, Capital University, and Ohio State Uni' Pastime Sports, gardening, reading, sewing, and music. Mrs Downs teaches English III and Girls' Physical Ed. This is also Mrs Downs first year at Madison. We wish her every happiness and FREDA Kissut 'Knowledge is a. Treasure, hut practice is the Rey to it. Attended: Darby Township High School. Ohio University, B.S. in Ed.: University of Michigan, Ohio State University. Pastime: Reading and Sports. Mrs. Kissel teaches English I and E:onomics. Mrs. Kissel helped us over the rough road the first year: we won't forget her. Pa ge Ni n