Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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really great man once said, “You Can’t Grow Petunias by Stomping On Them. ” This man was talking on human relations and I think it was the most Common-sense talk I ever heard on this subject. Humans, like petunias, grow and flourish when the climate is warm and friendly. We have come to the notion that we learn all over; that we can’t be split up. We have changed to the concept that learning isn’t atomistic at all. It is organismic. We learn all over. We learn as a whole. Youngsters may not just become conditioned to facts. They may be learning to hate the teacher, to hate arithmetic. They may be learning to hate school and to cheat. They are learning all kinds of things at the same time we think that we are drilling them—conditioning them. If we can successfully teach Readin’, Writin’, ’Rithmetic, and the fourth R”, Human Relations, we will have done our job. I feel that our job as leaders is to carefully and sanely evaluate all these things that we are so in- terested in as educators, and then do our job of selling them to the people. I think it will take some courage. THE FLOYD A. HOLES CO. Main Office Bedford O. 5 Plant, Madison O.

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In Memoriam R. G. RYAN E know no man whose life has influenced so many people. As a missionary, minister, and teacher, this man will be long remembered as one of Madison's most loved and respected citizens. “His death is our loss, His life should be our lesson. ” We humbly dedicate this yearbook to “Pop” Ryan. 4

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Vice Mrs. Behm Science Home Economics Miss Hakojarvi Scholarship Advisor English Instructor Mr. Grafel Play Director 120 Main St. Main St. Admirals Mr. Barr Music Director Language and Ec. Geography Mrs. Trescott Play Director Mathematics Mr. Bristol Service Club Commercial Courses Miss Farabaugh Physical Health Ed. Advisor DANIELS Painesville O- SINGER SEWING CENTER 6 Painesville O-