Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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CHEER LEADERS Marge, Skeets, Rosy. Barb Twenty-six

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 GROWING PAINS'1 CAST Mr. McIntyre, the father Mrs. McIntyre, the mother Terry, their daughter George, their son Prudence Darling Brian Elsie Patterson Mrs. Patterson Patty Dutch Omar Miriam ................... Hal Jane ..................... The Cop ------------------ Vivian-------------------- Sophie, the maid Gilbert McLean Jane McLean Helen Keener Kenneth Whipple Margaret Quirk Rupert Atkin - Helen Lash Jean Anderson ----- Gladys Rose — - Lynn Miller Bob Stimpert Jeannette Patchen Ju nior Northcott . Dorothy Foster Bill Dieh' ----Evelyn Miller -----Louise Perko PRODUCTION STAFF Director Stage Manager Property Manager Ushers Shirley Houck Gordon Martin Iona Culbertson Carolyn Bate Josephine Visosky Ronnie Hall Marel Walding Harvey Hejduk James Koren Merle Billing to n Frank Pizzino The Senior class of M. M. H S. presented ''Growing Pains at the High School Audi- torium, November 22 and 23. The story centers around the McIntyre family which is an ordinary one. The two children experience the trials and tribulations of normal individuals in high school. Everything turns out happily, due to the parents who know something of adolescent psychology. —Jane McLean '36 Twenty-five

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FOOTBALL 1st row—Lieft to rght: Harvey Hejduk, Emil Gola, Marie Billington, James Korea (c), Richard Leslie, Albert Gabor, Rupert Atkin, Joe Znidarsic. 2nd row—Reft to right: Frank Tarr (coach), Milton Preotle, Wilford Behm, Lynn Miller, William Newby, William Eland, Warren Whipple, Kay Whipple Frank Pizzino (asst. mgr). 3rd row—Left to right: Edward Heinrich, George Candy, Jack Pethtel, Louis Pitschmann, Jerome Gelber, Elmer Hummel, Ben Pizzino, John Woidtke, Robert Greene, Gilbert McLean (manager). Although few in number, the group of eager huskies who answered Coach Frank Tarr's call to grid wars last September were great of heart. We need not advertise the fact that our Streaks did not win a game. Enough has been said of that unfortunate set of circumstances already. Not enough can be said of the team's spirit, however. Nor enough emphasis placed on the great effort that was made to stop the drives of opponents on all occasions. And we need not lose our sportsmanship because we lose a football game. Major lettermen who will leave M. M. H. S. via the graduation route this year are: Captain Jimmie Koren, Lynn Miller, Harvey Hejduk, Merle Billington, Rupert Atkin and Ray Whipple. If new laurels are to be gained, the outcome of the future will rest upon the shoulders of such remaining athletes as: Bob Greene, Dick Leslie, Dean Jones, Albert Gabor, Emil Gola and Bill Newby. SEASON'S SCORES Madison-0 Fairport-66 Madison-0 Pcinesville-26 Madison-0 Chsrdon-I8 Madison-0 Men tor-6 Madison-6 Wickliffe-56 Madison-0 Perry-0 Madison-0 Geneva-33 To Strive ,To Seek, To Find, And Not To Yield. Tennyson Twenty-seven