Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Hi - y After our delayed initiation was held November 22, we started out the year with program and activity committees. Our activities consisted of an entertaining skit for Stunt Night and a Christmas dance held December 23. Among the yeor's programs were guest speakers and a Les Jeunes Filles- Hi-Y quiz. The officers were Richard Darrow, President; James Carroll, Vice-President; Maynard Brichford, Secretary; and Lon Wirtzberger, Treas- urer. Mr. Trescott was our adviser. This year an entirely new girls' club, called Les Jeunes Filles, was or- ganized for the purpose of encouraging school spirit and activities among the students of the high school. The officers for the year were Joan Wickert, President; Shirley Stanton, Vice-President; Marjorie Barry, Secretary; and Bonnie McClish, Treasurer. Chairmen of the standing committees for the year were as follows: Program, Elsie Mavko; Social, Ayne Mavko and Joyce Schmidt; Ways and Means, Margaret Keyse. Under the capable leadership of Miss Phillips and club members many worthwhile projects were carried out—scrapbooks were made for servicemen in rehabilitation hospitals, war bonds and stamps were sold, covers for Sraille textbooks were made, and a school newspaper was sponsored. To show appreciation for the hard work and effort put forth by the foot- ball team a Football Banquet was given for the boys at the end of the season. The club sponsored a Stunt Night program which was both enjoyable and profitable. The profits were divided among the Red Cross, the Athletic Association, and the Club. The Hi-Y boys were entertained by the Club with a party which was a great success. In the spring the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held and was very well attended. An active and successful year was brought to a close by a dance, given in April, for the student body. twenty-five

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Hl-Y CLUB Row 1: Richord Deming, Fred Roth, Niel Skinner Maynard Brichford, James Carroll, Richord Darrow Lon Wirtzbergcr, Walter Neubert, Kenneth Sprogue Don Grabski. Row 2: Mr. Trcscott, Bill MeBeth, George Semones Russell Dodge, Doyle Woodworth, Lynn Klosen. Orton Cowles, Sheldon Whipple, Robert Eland Francis Vandervort, Gail Kiefer, Gerold Williams. Row 3: Roy Whipple, Ray Posco, Clifton Rea, Len Wirtzbergcr, Steve Ruz- ick. Bill Alves, Donald Van Dyke. LES JEUNES FILLES Row I: Dorothy Jonezic, Kathryn Kirchstein, Louise DeRubertis, Margaret Koyse, Ayne Mavko, Elsie Movko, Joan Wickerf, Shirley Stanton, Marjorie Barry, Bonnie McClish, Joyce Schmidt, Janet Frink. Row 2: Lois J. Prince, Patty Elmore, Jeanne Walker, Laura Keysc, Lillian 8usch, Barbara Hothowoy, Betty Bugclski, Mary J. Posco, Viola Volanti, Winifred Triskct, Helen Rosencrans, Phyllis Botes Virginio Hietonen, Betty Hoffacker. Row 3: Corol Lusc, Gladys Orcutt, Lois Griggs, Jean DeRubertis, Virginio Rosencrans, Bernice Paine, Barbara Thompson, Alice Jones, Larena Taylor, Shirley Posco, Gertrude Berta, Solly Hearn. Row 4: Miss Phillips, Virginia Dodge, Olive Cox, Jane Kuboch, Mary Lou Kuhn, Jeanne Harmon, Alma Spear, Alice Rooks, Rosemary Gross, Bernice Hughes, 8ctty Gottbehuet, Phyllis Kistlcr, Catherine Bcrto, Violet Glauser, Jonnic Lahti, Irene Nichols. Row 5: Charlotte Ellis, Evelyn Nosh, Lauro Pcckhom, June Melcher, Ruth Kilty, Ruth DcHcck, Stello Lezok, Margaret Brott, Phyllis Spear, Phyllis Peshock, Barbara Rooks, Beverly Harper, Joan NoSh, Betty Dodge. twenty-four

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DON PLANTS — right guord (too left)—mode the vorsity in '42, his first year out—ployed cleon ond octivo footboll now holding the line for Uncle Som in the U. S. Army Corps. SHELDON WHIPPLE — left tackle (top left center)—200 pounds of dynomitc—held his port of the line—three yeors of footboll, two on the vorsity teom. LON WIRTZBERGER — fullback— Fastest man on the squod—os cap- tain ond fullback, wos the s0 3rk plug of the team—three yeors of vorsity football — wos named os fullback on the second teom of the Western Reserve League this year. JOHN HENNINGE—right tackle — three yeors of footboll, two on the varsity — o hord-hitting mon ond o tough one to stop—on the first teom of the Western Reserve League. NIEL SKINNER—fullbock—one oi the hardest bocks to stop because of speed ond agility — also good on defense—ploccd on the second teom of the Western Reserve League. LEN WIRTZBERGER — right end— o good, honest, ond hard-working end—broke up many ploys of op- ponents ond did his shore of block- ing for offense—two yeors of foot- ball, one on vorsity. ROY WHIPPLE—center—(top right center)—little but mighty — one of the fastest linemen—filled in the gop of center—wos o lettermon for two yeors ond con be counted on for two more. ED PLANTS—left guord — (top right)—light, but quick ond full of fight—out for football his sopho- more year ond mode the vorsify. WALTER (BROWNIE) NEUBERT — left half bock—a powerful, hord- hitting, linc-smoshing speedster — always ready to stop an invoder from breaking through the line— three yeors of footboll, two on the vorsity JOHN SPAULDING — quarterback —came to M.M.H.S. in '42—ploy- ed very little footboll first year here—noted for obility to choose right ploys ond for his driving power—four yeors of footboll — one on the vorsity. STEVE RUZICK — left end—made the vorsity in his first yeor out— proved his ability os end through tockling, breaking up interference, ond snogging posses. LEN ZNIDARSIC—right holf bock— left-handed posser — hod obility to smosh the toughest line—two yeors of footboll—one on vorsity teom—inducted into Army on April 7.