Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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nb Locomot1ve bu1lt by the Jeffersonvllle Mad1son and Indranapohs Rarl road Company to work on the 1ncl1ned plane at Mad1son Indlana me lCafL0l'l We of the class of 1954 endlng our Journey through our h1gh school years have presented ourselves as passengers on a tram Our tra1n be gan 1ts run ln 1950 and now has sounded 1ts whlstle s1gn1fy1ng 1ts f1nal stop at 'the end of the lme ' We wave farewell to the crew to all those who have added to our comfort and knowledge Overhead the large slgn tells us of our dest1nat1on GRADUATION As we purchase another tlcket hear a new volce from another track 'All aboard for the future We also f1nd It flttxng to use the rallroad as the theme of our yearbook 1n connectlon w1th the ra1lroad and our communlty The old Madrson Ind1ana.po11s run was the f1rst 1n the Hoosler state and after several years w1th no operatlon 1t IS 1n use once aga1n At one t1me the local fre1ght lrne was a v1tally lmportant l1ne connectlng the northern part of the state to the Oh1o Rlver To all the people who have contrrbuted many way to the estabhshment of the rallroad whrch IS adeflmte step of progress we of the 1954 grad uat1ng class of Mad1son H1gh School do hereby ded1cate th1s Mah1sco 2

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Ll l5CO Q Courtesy of Pubhshed by HARRY LEMEIN THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Photographer MADISON HIGH SCHOOL Madlson Ind1ana

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3 60I'lC!llCf0l' ..,-arf? ..h EMERY O MUNCIE Superintendent DePauw Hanover College Education refines human wants and provides the skills necessary to sat1sfy them I-I C Hunt We are livinv IH a better world today because man has sought to im prove lnmself Progress has been achieved because our wants have ne cess1tated better materials better homes better wormng cond1t1ons and better understanding of the world its people and problems In order to get these we have had to thlnk and this means education If by becom1ng educated we have not learned to want better th1ngs better understanding and better envlron ment through skills learned then educat1on has fa1led Your four years 1n hign school should have given you a desire for the best there 15 and also a desire to learn how to get lt You have learned much but 1f your wants are not for the better things in life your SCh0O11n'7 has bI'OU.gl'1f. lllitle prof1t to you E O Munc1e Super1ntendent What 1S your phllosophy of life as leave the halls of M H S 'P Will your ife be purposeful or w1ll you Just dr1ft wlth the crowd? Our combined and concerted efforts have been directed toward having you real1ze for yourselves each and ever one that your philosophy of l1fe must include the conv1ct1on that you and every one must work and work hard for his own sake and for the accompl1shment of the best th1ngs for humanity The sweetest Joy that any one can know w1ll follow work well done and fr1ends well served Wor and friends are the two greatest sources of our happiness You w1ll find three prime cond1t1ons of happmess 1n your work 1 Be prepared for the work you are undertakmg 2 Do your work so well that you yourself can approve it 3 Do not do too much of lt In your work be broad enough to con s1der the welfare of others Reahze earl 1n life that no life is complete which does not contribute to the happmess of others We feel that you will find these things to be the surest and most sound guarantees for success and happ1ness 1n your future Connor K Salm Pr1nc1pal 3 3A gnglneef CONNORK SALM Principal Commercial Law Psychology Indxana Umversity A B A M Le ll I ' 1 ' ,Qc .. . J , g I . 2 ' y . , Q X y . I .r Y .V , , 2 . ' University, A.B.g Indiana University, A,M,g -' ' ' ' A ' you p . . . 4. 4 n . . . 2 l . ' . Y u I . k ' ' 1 C 7, . 1 4 J I' ' 5 Q D ' . 1 .' . . . - f Y