Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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THE CALDRON, 1982 History of Madison Memorial High School After a consolidation of village and township districts into the Madison Rural School District, a new High School was built to house the high school students of the entire township. It was thought best to have the new school serve as a memorial to those from this township who had been active in their country’s service during the Civil, Spanish-American and World Wars. In September 1921, the building was opened for school purposes though it was not dedicated until a bronze memorial tablet was installed some months later. A curriculum greatly enlarged gave students opportunities in college preparatory, general, home economics and vocational agriculture courses. With some slight changes these course have been maintained since 1921. The Building houses two hundred five students at present, though built to accommodate one hundred forty. However, in spite of crowding, efforts are being made to efficiently serve a community with a traditional interest in education. S. B. TRESCOTT Board of Education M. C. Goddard, President S. M. Ai a»rich. Vice President C. B. Hart Mrs. Alice Reigert W. C. Carr M iss G. Carnahan, Clerk

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THE CALDRON, 1932 Supt. Samuel B. Trescott lliram College A. B. Miss Gertrude Carnahan Clerk, Board of Education Mary Louise Adlard Mt. Union Oberlin A. B. Mathematics and Social Science Delane L. Corlette Western Reserve M. A. Latin, History Rachel A. Gray Oberlin A. B. English Marian Greene Univ. Michigan A. B. French, English, Typing eight