Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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BACK ROW: John Behling, Bernard Bobitch, Earl Seith, Halford Joiner, Lee Cornell, Henry Bobitch. 2ND ROW: Fay Hinderliter, Bernice Sperling, Janet Nichols, Rosemary Seene, Joyce Peckham, Evelyn Nash, Marilyn Atkin, Barbara Frink, Judson Ellertson. 3RD ROW: Jeanne DeRubertis, Carol Hohlfelder, Jane Kubach, Virginia Rosencrans, Marilyn Shiring, Joanne Givens, Patty Abplanalp. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club elected the following officers to lead them this year: Pres., Virginia Rosen- crans; Vice Pres., Evelyn Nash; Sec., jane Kubach; and Treas., Henry Bobitch. Pupils of the first and second year Spanish Classes are members. With Mrs. Ellertson as our advisor, we held meetings once a month. A distinguished guest at our November meeting was Senora Hammel of Puerto Rico, who taught us her method of dancing the rumba and the samba. At Christmas time we sang carols en espanol , and had an Epiphany cake and pinata of toys at our January meeting. For Pan-American Week we helped buy a Latin-American Overture for the band, and we presented an assembly. Adios, amigos! 26

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BACK ROW: Kenny McDonald, Richard Bender, Earl Seith, Robert Arko, Edmund Hearn, James Hearn, Walter Shekel. Alvin Krause. 2ND ROW: Bill Reese, Forrest Wickert, Karl Jacobson, Richard Volante, Jim Abplanalp, Ralph Downing, Bob Gromofsky, Paul Quayle. 3RD ROW: Doris Harmon, Myrna Stanley, Joanna Fuller, Patricia Kemerait, Joan Toppari, Betty Fields, Mary Matthews. Larena Taylor. 4TH ROW: Judy Lange, Rosanne Trescott, Olive Cox, Janet Frink, Mr. Hengesbach, June Mclcher, Carol Hohlfelder, Jane Kubach, Leona Bush, Judson EMertson. SERVICE CLUB A new organization, the Service Club, was initiated in the high school this year. The purpose of this club is, as the name implies, to render service to the school. There are no definite requirements for joining, except the applicant be willing to cooperate and work for the betterment of the school. All classes are eligible and there is a group from each. Among the many duties of the service club members was the sale of tickets and refreshments at football games, parking cars, and the sale of basketball tickets The Service Club conducted a drive for the sale of both basketball and football season tickets Also, members are continually on the look-out for ways of improving various conditions. After hearing the pet gripes of students the club presents the problem to Student Council, and after their okay begins the remedy. The Service Club was advised by Mr. Hengesbach, and after his departure to the service Mr Raveling took over. We feel that the forming of a Service Club was definitely an improvement for M M.H S and hope many generations yet to come will maintain this cooperative organization. 25

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HI-TIMES BACK ROW: Bill Reese, Tom Csepegi. Sidney Harper, Jim Harmon, Ted Bukky, Jim Herendeen, Judson Ellertson. 2ND ROW: Miss Jones, Doris Harmon, Evelyn Nash, Betty Hoffacker, Jane Kubach, Arty Ivone, Mr. Subotnik. 3RD ROW: Ruth Fobell, Lucy Hummel, Rosemary Seene, Alice Hietanen, Alma Spear, Jeanne DeRubertis, Carol Hohl- felder, Virginia Rosencrans, June Mekher. NEW NEWSPAPER BACK ROW: Tommie Barry, Jim Heren- deen, Richard Drew, Paul Quayle. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Hengesbach, Jeanne DeRubertis, Betty Hoffacker, Don Schmidt, Alice Hietanen, Alma Spear. 3RD ROW: Barbara Frink, Arty Ivone, Marilyn Atkin, Rosemary Seene, Barbara Thompson, Maxine Brockway, Janet Johnson. Our Hi Times staff started off this year with the Girl's Club still behind us. Jeanne DeRubertis was the editor, assisted by Alice Hietanen. Business manager was Judson Ellertson, feature editor, June Melcher, and circulation, Rosemary Seene. Reporters and typists were from the student body, and Miss Jones and Mr. Subotnik were our able advisors. In the second semester, the Hi Times disbanded, and a new newspaper took its place, inde- pendent of the Girl's Club. The managing editor was Barbara Thompson, and the editor-in-chief was Rosemary Seene. The staff was composed of Sophomores and Juniors, and sponsored by Mrs. Hengesbach. We held a contest to choose a name for the paper, but as yet, none has been selected. We are planning to have every other issue printed, which we hope will add a great deal to M.M.H.S. 27