Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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BACK ROW: Marica Beach, Margaret Stanonik, Bernice Sperling, Marilyn Atkin, Barbara Frink, Janet Johnson, Joyce Peckham, Joyce Pastor, Alice Kellogg, Doris Harmon, Patty Kostelic, Nancy Peterson, Mildred Shahan, Xafrie Dodge, Patricia Kemerait. 3RD ROW: Patricia Hubbard, Ruth Becker, Carol Jerome, Janet Nichols, Marilyn Wickert, Marian Miller, Charlotte Cooper, Joanna Fuller, Barbara Gibbon, Joan Toppari, Ann Gifford, Frances Brown, Joyce Bukky, Theresa Gruttadauria, Marie Claypool. 2ND ROW: Miss Jones, Carolyn Woodworth, Wandalec Winland, Edith Adams, Dorothy Anderson, Mary Ellen Paine, Barbara Allen, Betty Bugelski, Betty Jusko, Larena Taylor, Dorothy Janezic, Ruthella Paine, Betty Shaffer, Judy Lange, Leona Busch, Ruth Fobell, Mary Ann McGovern, Carol Fuller, Jane Kubach. 1ST ROW: Roseanne Trescott, Jacqueline Taylor, Betty Stricklcr, Dorothy Dewey, Carol Hohlfelder, Jeanne DeRubertis, Betty Hoffacker, Alma Spear, Evelyn Nash, June Mclchcr, Maxine Brockway, Marilyn Schiring, Jeanne Borchard, Patricia Abplanalp, Joanne Givens, Yvonne Herlin, Valeria Cutler. GIRL'S CLUB After three years as Les jeunes Filles ' the girls of Madison High School have dropped their title to apply for membership with the Y-Teens, of the district Y.W.C.A. We were greeted by a new advisor. Miss Jones, this year, and with her help we have accomplished much in our new organization. We initiated forty girls into our Club in December, nearly doubling the membership of the group. Our first step in the bright lights was a Pie Social in February, which was enjoyed by both students and Alumni. Every class and organization took part in our hilarious Stunt Night, and the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet in May was well attended and highly praised. The following cabinet led our club this year: President, June Melcher; V. President, Alma Spear; Secretary, Evelyn Nash; Treasurer, Maxine Brockway; Social Chairman, Marilyn Atkin; Ways and Means Chairman, Jane Kubach, and Program Chairman, Patricia Hubbard. 28

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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

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BACK ROW: Mr. Barr, Elwood Walker, Evelyn Nash. Walt Stickel, Frank Ellis, Daniel Brown, Fred Ellis, Paul Widlets 2ND ROW: Virginia Rosencrans, Carol Fuller, Marilyn Atkin, Richard Keyse, Jim Herendeen, Nancy Peterson, Carolyn Woodworth, Bob Jopko, Barbara Gibbon, Robert Luikart, Dolores Jopko. 1ST ROW: Mary Ellen Paine, Betty Jusko, Barbara Frink, Dorothy Dewey. BAND This year we found a new director on the podium. Alexander Barr is his name. Besides being an Ace band leader, we found him to be a Cracker-Jack trombone player. We started off with a bang by reorganizing our marching band, and we put on a snappy show be- tween halves at the football games. The proceeds from the Army-Navy game in No- vember added enough to our treasury to send for uniforms, which we will be wearing next fall. We also sponsored the Spring Carnival, which aided our financial status. As the Concert Season opened, All-County Band was organized, and Madison was represented by Virginia Rosencrans, Marilyn Atkin, Evelyn Nash, Robert Jopko, James Herendeen and Daniel Brown at the Concerts in March. 29