Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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THE CAULDRON 21 FOOTBALL The M.M.H.S. footballers started the season of 1937 with but four regu- lars returning from last year’s crack second place team. These were John Berta, Warren Whipple, William Eland, and Richard Leslie. Around these four men Coach Tarr built a team which was rather green the first few games but which got hot toward the last of the season and was good enough to finish the season in third place. Lettermen were Leslie, Eland, Pethtel, Miller, Pitschmann, Gelber, Murphy, Henninge, Berta, Whipple, Hummel, Strickler, Graves, and Waterman, Mgr. Scores of the season were as follows: Madison 0 Geneva 13 Madison 19 Kirtland 0 Madison 0 Perry 0 Madison 7 Chardon 6 Madison 2 Wickliffe 6 Madison, Chester-Forfeited to Madison Madison 18 Alumni 0

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20 THE CAULDRON BASKETBALL The Blue Streaks started the season with high hopes and a new coach, Mr. E. C. Smith, but various bad breaks gave them but third place in the league and an even break in all games played. The leading scorers were Pitschmann with 50, Gelber with 46, and Strick- ler 45. Lettermen were Eland, Gelber, Pitschmann, Strickler, Brotzman, Eckerle, Hoffacker, Behm, and Graves, Mgr. The season’s scores were as follows: Madison 32 Madison 28 Madison 29 Madison 19 Madison 21 Madison 17 Madison 29 Madison 30 Thompson 17 Kirtland 26 Alumni 13 Wickliffe 24 Geneva 30 Mentor 45 Parkman 33 Parkman 25 Madison 29 Perry 20 Madison 28 Kirtland 27 Madison 19 Geneva 25 Madison 20 Wickliffe 26 Madison 19 Mentor 33 Madison 33 Perry 11 Reserves, Won 5 Lost 6 ( ) Denotes Non-League games

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22 THE CAULDRON WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1938 AND BEING OF MORE OR LESS SOUND MIND AND BODY DO HEREBY MAKE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: DOROTHY WATERMAN wills her talkativeness to MARIE ZEMAN. WILFORD BEHM wills his avoirdupois to JACK KUHN. JANE BURKHOLDER--those cold first period study halls to anyone who owns a fur coat. MERTON SCOTT—his giggle to AMY RUTTER. LOIS JEAN MITCHELL—her part in the Senior Play to KAY GREEN. MARGARET PETHTEL—all the time lost in 6th period study hall back to MR. TARR. GORDON GRAVES—his studious ness to RUTH JOHNSON. JAMES WATERMAN--his swagger to GROVER STRICKLER. CHARLOTTE RAND--her figure to MARGEL KNITTLE. MABEL RODDY—her petiteness to GENEVIEVE SCOTT. STUART KEENER—his Florida tan to all us Yankees. BOBBY MORLAN—his Fred Astaire tendencies to WARNY WHIPPLE. JOY WONNER—her truely amazing sense of humor to VIRGINIA FORNEY. MARTHA WHEELER--her little RAY of sunshine to DORTHA SCOTT. JUNE FORD—her freckles to JOHNNY PETROVA. ROBERT DODGE—his knowledge of American History to CHARLES BROTZMAN. WINIFRED DEAN—her conception of Physics to future scientists. MARJORIE SPENCER—her blush to RAYMOND RAND. GERTRUDE KUBACH—her Garboish understanding to RITA LAZARONY. BRAD HENNINGE—his relatives to MR. WARNER in case he runs out. BUS ROOD—his ambition to BILL ROSE. EDDIE CONE—her even temper to BETTY BRAINARD.