Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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FRESHMEN •s; row—Left to right: Harriet Loss in g, Betty Prince, Donna Basterbrook, Mildred Mc- Cormick, Betty Whipple, Aline Walters, Catherine Harmon, Katheryn Heartwell, Betty Hummel, Dorotha Scott, Thelma Headly. 2nd row—Left to right: Miss Marjorie Lapham, Alberta Knittel, Katherine Gross, Laila Alanko, Ruth Komssi, Jean Forte, Evelyn Kless, Katherine Green. Esther Kless, Marjorie Brower, Florence Bates, Harriette Lockwood, Bernice Volante. 3rd row—Left to right: Paul Nagy, Mildred Staffeld, Marie Montgomery, Rose Scordo, Elsie Berwaldt, Mildred Klausen, Ruth Johnson, Esther Gabor, Bertha Jane Adams, Frances Grgat, Georgia Eldredge, Marjal Knittel, Kathryn Rooks, John Berta. 4 tli row—Left to right: Hubert Reigert, Eugene Adams, Richard Van Pelt, Edward I mm, Richard Oollister, Eugene Lahti, Harry McCroden, Warren Whipple, Stanley Zuzek Robert Waterman, Lloyd Prince, Frank Ozeszcziczki, George Candy, Charles Brotzman! 5th row—Left to right: Earl Hensel, Howard Brown, Harold Linkoskie, Wick Hathaway Norman Beebe, Fred Miller, Alvin Pitschmann, David Gardener, John Babic Arthur Linkoskie, Joe DeRoberts, Howard Walding, Jack Pethtel, Allyn Hausch' Grover Strickler, Stanley Ulle, Eugene Pizzino. In the newness of their first year, In the wonder toward their elders, With a vast and hopeful outlook Came the Freshmen to our high school. With ideals and hopes and pledges Came the young and eager Freshmen. With the opening of the season, With their eagerness for action Many stalwarts entered football, Some to drop out, some to stay on. They look promising and helpful For the three years that are coming. As the autumn slowly wore on, And the G. R.’s became settled, In their midst they counted twenty Twenty earnest, seeking Freshmen, Freshmen who would strive and work. As the social season came on Freshmen plans were fast advancing For a great and special Valentine, For the val’ntine of their first year. Twas a grand success and lovely, Twas a dance with decorations casting rose-hue And reflecting in the hearts of those who saw it Another lovely, lasting rose-hue. So this year began,- now is ended, Ended for these young and eager Freshmen. Sixteen

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SOPHOMORES Ut row Left to right: Charlotte Rand, Anita Ford, Doris Rhodes, Lillian Chester, Betty Feenstra, Mabel Roddy, Marjorie Spencer, Ruth Smith, Alice Lustig, Chelsa Allen, Lottie Holt. 2nd row—Left to right: Jean Dillon, Joy Wonner, Edwardine Cone, Lorene Distler, Edna Woidtke, Margaret I’ethtel, Winifred Dean. Bernice Smith, Dorothy Waterman, Frances Klien, Ina Rita, Norman Risley. 3rd row l eft to right: Gertrude Kubach, Martha Wheeler, Paul Sidley, Elmer Rood. Wayne McMackin, Louis Pitschmann, Jerome Gelber, Wjlford Behm, Bradford Hen- ninge. Donald Trask, Julia Peters, Helen Laurie. 4th row Left to right: Theodore Aldrich, Albert Gabor, Dale Stowe, Robert Morlan, James Waterman. Donald Hill, Ben Pizzino, John Woidtke, Henry Novak, Roy Elliot, Emil Gola 5th row Left to right: Eugene Bates, Richard Nagy, Elmer Hummel. Raymond Lexo, Earl Davidson, Wendell McMackin, William Eland, Richard Leslie, Gordon Gruves. Stuart Keener, Robert Dodge, Donald Crofoot, Otto Kurtzhals. With a new year now commencing, With their first year far behind them, With experience gained and paid for, With a sense of sophistication Came the poised and blase Sophomores, Came the symbols of vast wisdom. Gola, Gabor, Dick and Behmie Added to their new-gained prestige Monstrous letters,- marching M s. In October Hi-Y started, The new members numbered ten, They remember piles of feathers, Feathers from a broken pillow— Feathers for initiation, Feathers in their hair and mouths. But the big thing was the Soph dance, Twas a Leap Year dance, this dance was, Twas a dance put on for maidens And how the braves were sought and rushed for! How those stalwarts loved this fanfare, Loved the being called and paid for. So the year passed, Passed in pleasure. And the Sophomores grow more knowing, Grow more poised and much less blase. Fifteen

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ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS .... CLUBS MUSIC DRAMA . SPORTS . . . Seventeen