Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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GLUE? l'ldl95A0t6 Mr. McGee taking it easy, Mrs. Brune on a vacation. Mr. Dowler as handsome as ever The lovable Kopcials. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing certainly have got troubles. 6. Mr .and Mrs. Hull as cheerful as ever. 7. Miss Wiseiiian looking wise. 8. Miss Sager with a Coy look. Page Elevei

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EVELYN SAGIIR She charms us with her smiles. Attended: Iberia High School and Hiram College. Pastime: Sports, horseback riding, and dancing. Miss Sager teaches Home Economics and Sociology. This is Miss Sager's first year at Madison and also her first teaching job. We hope she likes Madison and is successful in her chosen career. Page Ten Cl,ClfLAg VJILLIAM KOPCIAL While we read History we make History. Attended: Madison High School, Ashland College, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University. Pastime: Hunting and fishing. Mr. Kopcial teaches American History and American Goovernment. ln Mr. Kopcial we found a friend who taught us things not in books. but things of everyday life that we shall need later on. We will long remem- ber him and his teachings. ESTIIER SMITH How poor are they who have rio patience. Attended: Tiro High School, Ohio State University, B.S. in University. Pastime: Sewing and reading, Miss Smith teaches Typing I and II and Shorthand I and II. She is also advisor of the HifSpots. Miss Smith's patience and smile has helped many of us keep our courage to go on in business. Ed., Ohio Room MCGEE L , Theres many true word spoken in jest. Attended: Rittman High School, Otterbein College, B.S. in Ed., Ohio University. Pastime: Sports and music. Mr. McGee teaches World History, Boys' Physical Education, and is head football coach. This is Mr. McGee's third year at Madison and he has given Madison one of its greatest football teams in many years. EILEEN Srour He hath no power that hath now power to use itf' Attended: Danville High School, Wooster College, Kent State University, B.A. in Ed., University of Wisconsin, University of Mich- igan. , Pastime: Traveling, reading, photography, sailing, and playfgoing. Miss Stout teaches Speech and English II. She is also advisor of Speech Club and Thesf pian Club. Miss Stout has given us many helpful suggestions concerning our plans for the future. EVALYN WISEMAN Poetry is truth in its Sunday Clothes. Attended: Perry Township High School, Otterbein College, B.A. in Ed., Ohio University, M.A. in Ed. Pastime: Reading and playing bridge. Miss Wiseman teaches English IV, Latin I and II, and Spanish I and II. She is also advisor for Latin Club and the Spanish Club. With a gnsf gf humor Miss Wiseman has shown us how to use and appreciate I ng is .

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Edina! fAe .gbenefi COOKS, JANITORS, AND SCHOOL BUSSES Uur school schedules would n t h I o run smoot ly without the work of our cooks 3 janitors, and bus drivers. The cooks, who this year have a bright new kitchen and lots of equipment, are turning out the biggest and best meals since we came to Madison. The janitors keep our school clean and neat They work hard durinv the d . g ay and long after we leave. They are seeing that our new addition stays clean and bright. The school busses are our only way of getting here. We often take this service for granted, b tz l i f ' ' ' ' ' u 1 ot o credit goes to Mr. Vale and all his able drivers. Page Twelve