Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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--The CALDRONETTE J©- The Senior Class OFFICERS President Robert McKecknie Vice President ................. Elizabeth Quirk Secretary Gordon Hejduk Treasurer Karl Stegmuller MOTTO “Today Decides Tomorrow FLOWER Pink Tea Rose COLORS Green and Silver COMMITTEES INVITATION Elizabeth Quirk Rose Schworm Andrew Nagy COM MENCEMENT Leo Koren David Melville Doris Keyse Page Eight

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©I CALDRONETTE J0 JtS ’ 3rd row (left to rig-lit)—Ernst, Mellville, Garrett, Cone, Nagy, Koren. 2nd row (left to right)—Ulle, Seidel, Green, Robinson, Pitschman, Schack. 1st row (left to right)—Komssi, Zuzek, McKechnie, Stegmuller, Hejduk. Senior Boys LEWIS CONE “Lewie” “Cream of the crop” CARLYLE ERNST “Ernst” Self Ruing” ALBERT FORSCH “Al” “Steep comes quickly” CHARLES GARRET “Garret” “Fire engine power” FRANK GREEN “Greenie” “Pat yourself on the back” GORDON HEJDUK “Squeak” “Nature in the raw is seldom ARVO KOMSSI “Arvo” “Protect what you have” LEO KOREN “Susie” “Keep traffic moving” DAVID MELVILLE “Dave” “Wait don't jump” ROBERT McKECKNIE “Bob” “It's fun to be fooled” ANDREW NAGY “Whitey” “Six cylinders, no more, no less’ CARL PITSCHMAN “Carl” “A crank about his budget” ROBERT SCHACK “Bob” “99 fr f! 100 percent pure” LAWERENCE SEIDEL “Si” “Quatity unequaled” KARL STEGMULLER “Steg” “His master's voire” EDWARD ULLE “Ed” “Speed and power” JOE ZUZEK “Joe” “Lifetime guarantee” Page Seven

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•g| Vhc CALDRONETTE $c Ship Ahoy! A beautiful g een was the calm cool sea, And the moon shed a silver light, When we, with our craft of ’33, At M. M. H. S. came in sight. No pluckier crew, the high school knew. As we sailed with reckless glee. From stem to stern, the crew did learn The lessons of life’s rough sea. Clouds came to hide our floating guide. And darkness prevailed without, The wind it cried, it moaned, and sighed And tossed our craft about. Years have past; the storm’s o’er at last. And our life dawns bright and new. The breeze blows a sigh, the moon says goodbye, As she sails in a sea of blue. The West winds blow; now we must go. Though our hearts are filled with sorrow. Life’s ocean’s ahead, but this we know. That today decides tomorrow. Catherine Brot man