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 - Class of 1938

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THE CAULDRON 25 Can You Imagine--- —Lois Jean quiet in class? —The Ag. room without those dear senior boys? (deer) —M.M.H.S. without the class of 1938? --Bobby without his abundance of knowledge? —Ina Rinta yelling her head off? —Louis Pitschmann noisy in class? —Stuart Keener not teasing Jane Burkholder? --Bob Dowlar without his or something like that”? —Ted Aldrich without his Physics explanations? —Eugene Bates without an answer? --Joy Wonner as a Platinum Blond? --Dale Stowe the shortest in the class? --Donald Crofoot ignoring the Freshmen girls? Sept. 7- Sept. 23- Oct. 7- Oct. 14- Oct. 16- Oct. 22- Oct. 25- Oct. 29- Nov. 12- Nov. 25- Dec. 3- Dec. 6- Dec. 18- Dec. 22- Feb. 17- -School opens Feb. 18 -Pep Meeting TnT bonfire Feb. 22 -G. R. hike for Freshies March 11 -G. R. initiation and tea March 25 -Madison-Geneva Hi-Y Party March 31 -Senior Dance April 8 -Reception for teachers April 11 30—N.E.O.T.A. April 22 -Junior Dance April 29 26—Thanksgivings Vacation May -Sophomore Dance May -F.F.A. Supper May -G. R. Christmas Party May Jan. 3—Christmas Vacation May -Lake Co. Scholarship Club June Banquet 5- 18- 20- 27- 29- 2- --Freshman Dance --Washington s Birthday --G. R. Hi-Y Dance ■26—Senior Dance -April 1—Chorus Concert --Chorus to Kent -18—Spring Vacation --Chorus to Columbus -G. R. Hi-Y Party --G. R. Mother-Daughter Banquet --G. R. Senior Farewell --Senior Class Day --Junior-Senior Prom -Baccalaureate --Commencement Autographs TS r

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24 THE CAULDRON working there: Julia Peters, acting as superintendent in the absence of Lois Jean Mitchell who was making a lecture tour. Ruth Smith, Dorothy Waterman, and June Ford were there also, with June in charge of the convalescent youngsters. It was amazing—the number of people who stayed in Madison. Winifred Dean was down in the kitchen dietitioning. She had her own spic and span little office. Over at the High School I saw several of the old grads who came back— among them Mabel Roddy. She was teaching French and Latin and sending winner out to Mentor each year to the scholarship tests. Ina Rinta had come there then the physical education department was re-organized. Margot Easterbrook founded a school for beauty culture in Madison. The Rayon Plant out there in Painesville seemed to be going to monopolize the time of some of the grads. Stuart Keener was hired as a full time Certified Public Accountant. Marjorie Spencer was a private secretary to the head of the corporation. Elmer Rood was their Electrical Engineer. He was engaged in some interesting research. Becoming curious about my own future occupation I tried to intercept the light rays emanating what I am to do but before I found the right level I saw a terrible thing happen. Dale Stowe was driving a gorgeous Chrysler at a terrible rate and I saw him plunge over the edge of a steep embankment. Much to my relief he emerged safe and sound. It was interesting to know that he was a test driver for the Chrysler Corporation, (free advTt.). The sight of this so unnerved me that I decided my life-to-be might better be left unknown. Betty Feenstra r38 Senseless Census Most Popular Girl...... Most Popular Boy....... Prettiest Girl......... Best Looking Boy....... Most Easily Fussed Girl Most Bashful Boy....... Steepest Bluffer....... Most Conceited Girl.... Most Conceited Boy..... Class Comedian......... Best Dancer—Girl....... Best Dancer—Boy........ Most Learned Shark..... Class Tomboy........... Best Actor............. Best Actress........... Best Natured Girl...... Best Natured Boy....... Best Dressed Girl...... Best Dressed Boy....... Biggest Feminine Feet.. Biggest Masculine Feet. Most Talented Girl..... Most Talented Boy»..... Best All-Around Athlete Most Flirtatious Boy... Most Flirtatious Girl.. .......Jane Burkholder ............Bill Eland ...........Julia Peters .........Stuart Keener ...........Helen Laurie ............Bill Eland ............Dick Leslie ..........Martha Wheeler ..........1..Bob Morlan ........Jane Burkholder .........Edna Wroideke .........Wilford Behm ..........Gordon Graves ....Beatrice Ostrander ........James Waterman .........Winifred Dean ......Margaret Pethtel ............Dale Stowe ..........Eddie Cone ...........Ted Aldrich ........Gertrude Kubach .........‘..Dick Leslie ............ Joy Wonner .........CT rdon Graves Anonymous T 38 .........Barney Gelber ............Don Crofoot ........Jane Burkholder

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