Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF of 1955 THE CAULDRON MADISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Chuck Woidtke BUSINESS MANAGER Madison, Ohio IN MEMORIAM With thoughtfulness, we wish to include his picture among those of the class of 1955, and the other many friends here, so that memor- ies will linger and be complete. To Larry Hupertz we dedicate this, our yearbook. ALMA MATER Oh, we love our Alma Mater Alma Mater fair and true, And though we wander far away We'll often think of you. From the day we entered high school To the day we'll say good-bye. Our memories have gathered Like the clouds in the sky. Though life be sad or gay Our thoughts will always be Among the friends we knew so very well, No matter where we roam, No matter where we stray, Our memories of Madison will stay. Oh, we love our Alma Mater, Alma Mater fair and true, And though we wander far away We'll often think of you. MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS Much of the confusion in our lives comes because we do not have a true perspective of things. The problems that con- front and baffle us may become barriers to a complete and use- ful life, or they may be only experiences, which will enrich us and make us stronger. Which they will be, will depend on our viewpoint. If we take first things first, we will find our- selves more able to cope with events as they appear. FACULTY MADISON SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William West, Mr. Robert Springer, Mr. Leon Jenkins, Mr. John Henninge, Mrs. Evelyn Miller and Mr. Carl Bidlack. MISS JOYCE PASTOR Secretary MR. ANDREWS English and Journalism MRS. GREIG Home Economics MRS. BEHM Biology and Science MR. GRAFEL English MRS. EISBRENNER Commercial Course MR. KANDARE Industrial Arts MR. LANG English MR. MATUSCAK Mathematics MRS. TRESCOTT Speech, English Languages MR. QUIGGLE Science, Chemistry Physics MR. STOLL History, Civics Coach MR. RICKLEMAN Coach and Human Relations MRS. WRIGHT English, History Librarian REMEMBER THIS? CLASS HISTORY On a warm day in September, 1950, we entered M.M.H.S, feeling small and out of place. Our Homeroom Teachers were Mr. Meyers and Mr. Brockett. To lead us through the year, we elected Sally Mavko as President and to assist her Dave Hayes, Vice-President; Janice Sidley, Secretary; and Tony Incorvati, Treasurer. Jim Stevens was chosen as our Student Council Re- presentative. We treated ourselves to a hayride and a class picnic at Madison-on-the-Lake. The class awarded Sally Mavko and Joe Pocza with the Citizenship Awards. Freshmen I We were very happy and proud to at last be a part of M.M.H.S. and we slowly overcame our fears with Mrs. Behm and Mr. Hagen acting as our advisors. For our officers we elected President, Joe Pocza; Vice-President, Sally Mavko; Secretary, Carol Jenkins and Treas- urer, Mary Lou Hribar. Our Student Council Representative was Linda Behm. Early in the year we treated ourselves to a Soc Hop. (Will you ever forget Linda Behm and Slavo Ruzzic, who reigned as King and Queen?) As money making projects we sponsored a Skating Party at Austingburg and a successful Bake Sale. Early in May we had a May Day Dance, which turned out very well. We ended the year with a class picnic at Madison-on-the-Lake. Entering our Sophomore year, we voted Linda Behm, President; Regina Kaferle, Secretary; and Chuck Woidtke, Treasurer. Our Representatives to Student Council were Linda Behm and Dave Braski. Our Homeroom Advisors were Mr. Rickelman and Mrs. Trescott. Getting down to business we had a Bake Sale and sponsored the Annual Talent Show and the Sophomore Carnival. We also had a Christmas Dance. Bringing the year to a close we had our class picnic at Madison- on-the-Lake. September, 1953, found us back at M.M.H.S. as Juniors. We were proud to be Upperclass- men, but we knew that a lot of work lay ahead of us for this year was to be our biggest and busiest year. Our advisors that year were Mr. Andrews and Mr. Rickelman. We chose Dave Braski, President; Nancy Semones, Vice-President; Janice Sidley, Secretary; and Chuck Woidtke, Treas- urer. To represent us in Student Council we elected Linda Behm, Sally Mavko, and Carol Jenkins. To raise money, we sold candy in the lower hall at noon and we also sold magazines and stationery. After the Magazine Sales we treated ourselves to a class party. After long hours of hard work and loads of fun, we put on one of the best plays ever presented at M.M.H.S.--“Hillbilly Weddin’. At the end of basketball season, we sponsored the annual ‘Basketball’ Homecoming. The queen for the night was Betty Fish and her attendants were Martha Janovsky, Barb Bush and Mary Anne Dynes. At last the big day came .... May 15 ... . The Prom. After long hours of planning and preparing we held our Junior-Senior Prom at Madison Country Club. It was a beautiful event and we will long remember it. Nancy Semones was chosen to go to Girls’ State and Dave Braski and Dave Hayes were chosen to attend Boys State. Bringing the year to a close, we had a wonder- ful class picnic at Sidley’s Beach. Returning to M.M.H.S. we were happy to be back but; we sadly realized that this was our last year. Our wonderful Advisors were Mr. Barr and Mr. Grafel. We re-elected Dave Braski as President and for his assistants we elected Chuck Woidtke, Vice-President; Carol Jenkins, Sec- retary; and Don Norris, Treasurer. We were represented in Student Council by Linda Behm, Sally Mavko, Joe Pocza, and Nancy Semones. Janice Sidley was chosen to be Cauldron Editor. After the Madison-Burton game we sponsored the annual “Football Homecoming. The team chose Betty Fish to reign as Queen and her attendants were Sally Mavko, Janice Sidley, Linda Behm and Nancy Semones. We continued selling milk in the lower hall at noon. Early in the year we treated ourselves to a class party. After many hours of work and many laughs, we finally presented our Senior play with the aid of Mrs. Trescott. It was a big success and we all enjoyed it! We had our class picnic and we all had fun. Slowly we walk away from M.M.H.S. our long- awaited diplomas in hand. We have much to thank M.M.H.S. for. She has taught us to get along and to strive for what we want. We leave her now to follow in our own paths. DAVID NEIL BRA SKI Gee I Wish That I Had a Girl Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Class President 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Vice President3; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B.B. 3, 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Scholarship Club 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Club Vice President 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Hallguard 4; Boys' State 3. CAROL JUNE JENKINS Wish You Were Here Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3,4; Juni or Play 3; Class Secretary 1,4; Student Council 3; Cauldron Staff; Inter B. B. 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Hallguard 3; Office Assistant 4; Student Secretary 4; F T.A. 3. CHARLES MARTIN WOIDTKE Mr. Touchdown U. S. A. Chorus 4; Class Treasurer 3; Track 2,3,4; Baseball3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; B.B. 1,2, 3,4; Cauldron Staff; Inter B.B 1,2, 3,4; Inter Track 2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Echo Staff 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Most Valuable Player F.B. 3,4; B. B. Homecoming Escort 3;F. B. Homecoming Escort 4;F. B. Cap- tain 4. DONALD ROBERT NORRIS •'The High And The Mighty” Transferred to M. M. H. S. Soph- omore year; Class Treasurer 4; Baseball 2,3,4; F.B. 2,3,4; B. B. 2, 3,4; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B. B. 2,3,4; Inter Track 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Scholarship Club 2, 3,4; Hallguard 4. JEAN ALTIZER Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair Transferred to M. M. H. S. Sen ior year. JANET EUZEBETH BALCH I’m Always Chasing Rainbows Chorus 1,4; Cauldron Staff; Service Club 2,3; Echo Staff 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Amer- ican Legion Essay Winner 4. RALPH BENEDICT No More Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; F. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cauldron Staff; F. B. Homecom- ing Escort 4; K e y Club 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3,4. LINDA JO BEHM I've Got a Pocket Full of Dreams Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; ClassPresident 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3,4; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3,4; F. B. Home- coming Attendant 4; Scholar- ship Club 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Club Secretary 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hallguard 2, 3, 4; Hiram Scholarship 1, 3; Citi- zenship Award 1,3; State Solo Contest 3; F. T. A. 2, 3. JAMES VIRGIL BIDLACK Little Things Mean A Lot B.B. Manager 1, 2,4; Inter B. B. 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Hall- guard 4; Service Club 1. MIDDLE RIDGE HATCHERY, Madison, Ohio DAVID ROBERT BINNIG Saxophonian” Band 1,2,3,4; Band Bus Mana- ger 3,4; Junior Play 3; Key Club 2,3,4. OLEN G. CLAYPOOL Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning W1LLIAN BRYAN BORER Tennessee Waltz CAROLYN MAE COSS Tenderly Transferred to M. M. H. S. Junior year; Librarian 4. Beatty Florist 346 S. Broadway Geneva, Ohio Geneva Buick 220 E. Main Street Geneva, Ohio RICHARD DAME Take Me Out To The Ball Game” DAVID EUGENE ERNST You'll Never Walk Alone CAROL DAVIS When My Baby Smiles at Me Chorus 2,3,4; Junior P 1 a y 3; Cauldron Staff; Cheerleader 2, 4; Inter. B. B. 1,2, 3,4; Hall- guard 4; Scholarship Club 3, 4; Service Club 1; Echo Staff 4; American Legion Essay Winner 3; Hiram Scholarships 1,2. E. H. LANGE AGENCY 21 Main Street Madison, Ohio SCHAEPE'S BEAUTY SALON 46 W. Main Street Madison, Ohio CAROLYN PEARL FENNER Dream Transferred to M.M.H.S. Soph- omore year; Chorus 2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID GROF Trumpeter’s Lullaby Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; F. B. 1, 2,3,4; B. B. 1; Inter B. B. 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 1, 2, ANGELA MARIE IZZARELLI Petite Waltz Chorus 2,3,4; Cauldron Staff; Hallguard 4; Service Club 1, 2; Echo Staff 4; Office Assistant 4. ELIZABETH JEAN FISH Charley My Boy Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Inter B. B. 1, 2,3,4; F.B. Homecoming Queen 4; B. B. Homecoming Queen 3; Prom Committee 3; Hallguard 4; Office Assistant 4; Student Secretary 4; American Legion Essay Winner 2. DAVID EUGENE HAYES Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Track 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,3; Key Club President 4; Boys' State 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Echo Staff 3; B.B Homecoming Escort 3; F. B. Homecoming Escort 4; Inter B. B 1, 2, 3,4; Inter Track 3,4; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2,3; Hallguard 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Key Club Secretary 3. CAROL A. HAWES Unspecting Heart Service Club 1,2,3; Echo Staff 4; Usher for Junior Play 3; Usher for Graduation 3. DONALD LEE JACOBSON Shy Guy F. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cauldron Staff; Inter B. B. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Hallguard 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Most Valuable Lineman Award 4. MADISON, PRESS Madison, Ohio JOHN RICHARD HUMMEL Nature Boy Chorus 4; Junior Play 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; F. B. 1,2,3,4; B. B. 4; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B B. 1,2,4; Inter. Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Hallguard 3,4; Echo Staff 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 1, 2; F. B. Homecoming Escort 4; Co-Captain F. B. Team 4. BEVERLY JANE JEROME I'm Bewildered Chorus 1,3,4; Cauldron Staff; Hallguard 3; Service Club 1,2, 3; Service Club President 3; Perfect Attendance 1,3; Office Assistant 4. MARY LOU HRIBAR Ain’t She Sweet Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Junior Play 3; Class Treasurer 1; Cauldron Staff; Cheerleader 3; Inter. B. B. 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Club 3,4; Hallguard 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Punch girl for Prom 3; Student Secretary 4; Office Assistant 4. MADISON GARDENS Madison, Ohio SALLY ANNE MAVKO Sincerely Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 3,4; Cauldron Staff; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3,4; F. B Homecoming Attendant 2; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Club Sec- retary 1; Prom Committee 3; Hallguard 2,4; Office Assistant 4; Citizenship Award 2; Hiram Scholarship Tests 1,2,3. QUAYLE TV RADIO REPAIR 50 Main Street Madison. Ohio GERALD JOSEPH KRAUTER Pledging My Love Transferred to M. M. H. S. Junior year; Inter. B. B. 3,4; Inter. Track 3. JO ANNE LEE The Best Things In Life Are Free Transferred to M. M. H. S Junior year. KAY DOROTHY KUNDRAT Young at Heart Transferred to M. M. H. S. Senior year; Chorus 4; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Inter. B. B. 4. DAVID JAMES LEET Dear Hearts and Gentle People Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 3; Echo Staff 4. WILLOW CRAFT 18 Eagle Street Madison, Ohio RAYMOND McCLISH Run Around TERRENCE F. NEELY Humoresque Transferred to M. M. H. S. in Junior year. REGINA LOUISE KAFERLE Skater's Waltz Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B.B. 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Club 1, 2;Hallguard 2,3; Service Club 1,2; Usher for Junior Play 3; Punch girl for Prom 3; F. T. A. 2, 3; Gym Teacher 4; H i ra m Scholarship Tests 2. THOMAS E. MITCHELL Slowpoke MARIAN R. ODGEN Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue” Cauldron Staff; Inter. B.B. 1,2; Gym Teacher 3; Usher for Graduation 3. MARCY CHEVROLET 507 E. Main Geneva, Ohio CHAMBERLAINS 44 N. Broadway Geneva, Ohio THOMAS IVAN PARKER Brigadoon Chorus 1; F. B. 1; Inter. B.B. 1, 2,3,4. JOELLA MAE ORGEL The Lord Is Counting on You Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Usher for Junior Play 3. ANNA MAE RIGGS Let the Sunshine In Cauldron Staff; Service Club 2; Echo Staff 4; Usher for Junior Play 3; Hiram Scholarship Tests 1,2,3. JOANNE MARIE P1ERFELICE Count Your Blessings Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1.2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B.B. 1,2, 3.4; Scholarship Club 3,4. JOSEPH ANDREW POCZA A Guy Named Joe Class President 1; F. B. 2,4; B. B. 2, 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Ca ul dr on Staff; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter. Track 2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Treasurer 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2,3,4; Scholarship Club Presi- dent 4; Prom Committee 3; Hallguard 2,4; Echo Staff4; Varsity Club 4; Perfect Atten- dance 1; American Legion Essay Winner 2. SALLY SUE SCHEURING A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Chorus 1, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Usher for Junior Play 3. JANICE MARIE SIDLEY 'Tve Got the World on a String Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; Junior Play 3; Class Secretary 3; Cauldron Editor 4; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. B. Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 4; Student Secretary 4; Class Vice President Pro. Tern. 4. RALPH WALTER SPAULDING I Believe Chorus 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band President 4; Band Manager 2, 3 Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff Key Club 2, 3, 4; Echo Staff 4 F.T.A. 3. NORMAN BERT SMITH Wine, Women, and Song Chorus 4; Junior Play 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; F.B. 1, 2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,3; Cauldron Staff;Inter. B.B. 1,2,3,4; Inter. Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 1. NANCY JEAN SEMONES Unforgettable Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Class Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council Secretary 4; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3,4; F.B. Homecoming Atten- dant 4; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3 , 4; Scholarship Club Secretary 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Ha 11 guard 3; Girl’s State 3; Office Assistant 4; Student Sec- retary 4; Hiram Scholarship 1, 2. ALICE BARBARA SHAHAN In My Own Quiet Way Service Club 1; Usher for Grad- uation 3; Student Secretary 4; Office Assistant 4. JAMES EDWIN STEVENS Going Steady Chorus 1,4; Junior Play 3; Track 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; F.B. 1, 2,3; B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4; I nter. Track 2, 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM LIO VANDERVORT A Good Man Is Hard To Find Editor of Echo, 4. GRACE E. TOTH It Shall Come to Pass Chorus 2, 3, 4; Echo Staff 3; Student Secretary 4; F. T. A. 3. DAVID ALLEN WEST Lucky, Lucky, Lucky, Me Band 1, 2; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3. KROHN’S DEPT. STORE Geneva, Ohio A P TEA CO. Maaison, Ohio LOIS FAYE WOIDTKE Doin What Comes Naturally Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff; Inter. B. B. 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Club 3,4; Ser- vice Club 1,2; Echo Staff 4; Student Secre ta ry 4; Office Assistant 4. JAMES MILTON WOIDTKE Tweedle Dee Dee Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff; Service Club 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 4; Safety Patrol 1; F.T.A. 3; American Legion Essay Win- ner 4. CLASS MOTTO You never know what you can do until you try. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and gray JERRY-FAYE SHOPPE Main Street Madison, Ohio CITIZEN’S BANK OF MADISON Madison. Ohio CLASS PROPHECY On a cool morning in March, 1970, I went to the mail box expecting to find the usual assortment of miscellaneous mail when, to my surprise and pleasure I found a recent issue of “The Echo Madison Memorial High School's paper. Scanning through the pages I noticed that they published an article on what the Class of 55 is doing. I glanced at those ever-so-familiar names: SALLY MAVKO--fashion artist for Sak s 5th Avenue, New York. (This is no surprise, for Sally always did have the art ability.) NANCY SEMONES--runs her own school for majorettes. (I bet they not only learn to strut and lead a band, but also get tips on personality.) LINDA BEHM--at last fulfilled her one desire “to be a Mother to oodles of orphans. She manages the Tiny-Tot Playland Orphanage. JANET BALCH--Chief reporter for the New York Times. CAROL DAVIS--an Obstetric nurse at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cleveland. DAVE BRASKI--Ohio Representative. (Dave always acted like a Congressman.) DAVE BINNIG--President of the Farm Bureau. BILL VANDERVORT--Disc-jockey for WERE Cleveland. WILLIAM GROF--Professor of Math at Ohio State University. DAVE ERNST--Fuller Brush Salesman. DAVE HAYES--Pro football player for the Cleveland Browns. He was recently voted the most valuable player. JAMES WOIDTKE--Architect. (Yes, I saw in the papers where Jim has just completed the blueprints for the Whitehouse.) RALPH BENEDICT--heads the R. L. Benedict Mining Company, South Africa. CAROLYN DAVIS--popular Opera star. She is accompanied by DAVID LEET. Their next appearance will be at Opera Hall, Paris, France. DON NORRIS--aeronautical engineer. He designed the latest jet passenger. JIM STEVENS--jet test pilot. CAROLYN FENNER--manager of the Fenner Riding Academy. ANNA MAE RIGGS--M. D. in Logan, West Virginia. TOM MITCHELL--star cyclist of the Rivero Motorcycle Daredevils Troup. TOM PARKER--winner of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. (Tom always did seem to have a lead foot.) CHUCK WOIDTKE--latest heart-throb of Hollywood. His next picture is “Faithful ’ co- starring JANICE SIDLEY. SALLY SCHEURING--Columbia’s greatest seamstress. JACK HUMMEL--“king of the cowboys He is the best star since Roy Rogers. MARY LOU HRIBAR-- employ eed at the Royal Typewriter Company. She recently topped the record of 175 words per minute with 199. CAROL JENKINS--sketches fashions for McCalls Pattern Center. BETTY JEAN FISH--cover girl of the year. JO ANNE LEE and JERRY KRAUTER--stars on the “Lucy” T.V. show. BILL BORER--popular “Hillbilly” singer. LOIS WOIDTKE and RAY Me CLISH--greatest comedy bit since Burns and Allen. RALPH SPAULDING--owner of the Hallmark Greeting Card Company. DAVID WEST--new owner of the B. 0.Railroad. They now operate by jet propelled trains. TERRY NEELY--head surgeon in one of the greater hospitals in Cleveland. His assistant is JOANNE PIERFELICE. DICK DAME--sports announcer for WXEL. JIM BIDLACK--player for the Rio Grande Basketball Team. GENERAL NORMAN SMITH and SERGANT GRACE TOTH-have made the Army their careers. ANGELA IZZARELLI--operates the “Izzarelli’s Pizza Bakery.” JOSEPH POCZA--scientific researcher of atomic energy in a deserted island in the Pacfic. CAROL HAWES--married a famous recording star. KAY KUNDRAT--Social worker in New York. MARIAN OGDEN--test driver for Ford cars. (She always did like to race.) JOAN CONE--News reporter over WNBK. JEAN ALTIZER--Art teacher at the School of Arts in Colorado. JOELLA ORGEL and CAROLYN COSS--missionaries in the deep jungles of Africa. DON JACOBSON--Chief Executive of an oil field in Tex as, his Social Secretary is BEVERLY JEROME. OLEY CL AY POOL - - owns and manages the Claypool’s Ditch Diggers’ Company. ALICE SHAHAN--stewardess for the Trans-American Airway. BARBARA ENGSTLER--operates her own dress shop in California. REGINA KAFERLE--Elementary teacher at North Madison. I put the paper back in its envelope and began to grade my papers, a teacher has little free time but I love it! It was good to learn that my classmates had all made out so well. CLASS of 1956 ROW ONE: W. Atkins, R. Bebout, L. Bernard, M. Brown, K. Bugbee, B. Bush, C. Cooper, N. Dixon, D. Dodge, L. Donaldson, S. Durk, J. Fedele, C. Finley, A. Foy, N. Gibbon, J. Glenn. ROW TWO: S Greene, A. Griswold, L. Harvey, F. Hayes, F. Howes, E. Hummel, R. Jerome, A. Johnson, J. Keyse, K. Keyse. PRESIDENT B. Booth VICE-PRESIDENT M. Peterson ROW THREE: L. Kinkoph, E. Matthews, E. Naughton, J. McIntosh, G, Nelligan, B. Odegard, S, Price, D. Rand, C. Reese, M. Roper, J. Roth, D. Schaepe. ROW FOUR: D. Schwarzman, M. Shahan, R. Stella, L. Swertfager, L. Taylor, G. Tur- ner, M. Ucroan, J. Vernick, G. Walker, G. Warner, R. Warner, B. Willm, B. Willrn, L, Wills, R. Winfield, B. Zellers. THREE OLD MAID AUNTS Three old maid aunts who have had the custody of their niece, Patsy, and her father's estate, since Patsy's parents died, lead Patsy to a very frustrated life until Uncle Ed arrives on the scene and then things begin to change! If Patsy marries before she is twenty-one, she gets the estate and the aunts don’t want that to happen! Uncle Ed tries to get Patsy mar- ried and finally succeeds. CAST Aunt Harriet . , Aunt Geraldine . Aunt Samantha . Uncle Ed . . . , Patsy ...... Larry........... Mr. Arnold . . . Professor Carloff Miss Davis . . , Greta............. Diane............. Prompters . . . Stage manager , . . Kathy Jakse Anne Griswold Barbara Zellers . Ronnie Stella . Barbara Bush . . . Dan Rand . Dick Schaepe Donald Dodge Janet McIntosh . Eva Hummel . Nancy Dixon Mary Peterson Norma Bukky Russell Warner JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Dave Braski QUEEN Carolyn Sidley KING Dave Buchanan PROM KINO and QUEEN The Prom of 1954, held May 15, at the Madison Country Club, proved to be enjoyed by all that were there. A Dutch Tulip Festival highlighted with tulips and a miniature windmill was the theme. Dining from 6:30 to 8:00 was followed by the crowning of the Queen Carolyn Sidley and King Dave Buchanan. Dancing to the music of Phil June’s Orchestra continued through the evening until 12:00 when once again we were entertained by the P.T.A. at the Post Prom Party held at the Elks Club in Painesville. CLASS of 1957 PRESIDENT J. Bernard VICE-PRESIDENT D. Jacobson ROW ON N. Alexander, G. Bailey, B. Baltz, V. Bond, P. Beach, N. Berta, C. Buckles, Burkes, S. Burkes, B. Cadmes, L. Carr, E. Ciempa, L. Cone, G. Conklin. ROW TWO: J. Davis, G. Craxton, J. Davidson, J. Dill, D. Domingos, M. Fedele, F. Geistle, T. Grafel, B. Griffen, M. Hazen, D. Hejduk, R. Hupertz, J. Izzareli, M. Janovsky. ROW THREE: B. Jamison, L. Kerby, V. Larko, B. Lemming, H. Ludt, B. Luhnow, P. Miller, P. Molan, M. Manteli, L. Margraf, F. Marshall, F. Mavko, M. McReynolds, A. Meir. SLAGLE’S RESTAURANT Main Street Madison, Ohio ELLIS PHARMACY Main Street Madison, Ohio n o SECRETARY E. Naughton TREASURER K. Groves ROW FOUR; F. Neely, J. Orgel, H. Parker, J. Paul, J. Quirk, G. Rodgers, P. Ries, B. Romig, R. Roth, J. Stublefield, E. Smith, D. Sholtis, K. Shinsky, D. Turkenburg. ROW FIVE: A. Turner, J. Titroan, N. Thompson, E. Ucman, S. Underwood, F. Van- Gulick, K. Vogrig, F. Wickert, S. Wilder, H, Will, D. Yelenic, C. Williams, R. Zeman, B. Howes. MARK'S SERVICE I G A SELF-SERVE North Madison, Ohio North Madison, Ohio CLASS of 1998 ROW ONE: L. Bola, W. Barnhouse, A. Barton, D. Bell. PRESIDENT B. Baltz VICE-PRESIDENT S. Davis ROW TWO: G. Beall, N. Biscotti, J. Babic, D. Bodak. ROW THREE: P. Bondi, P, Brichford, A. Brown, B. Bugbee. WRIGHT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 55 N. Broadway Geneva, Ohio NITA-PAT Route 20 Geneva, Ohio ROW FIVE: T. Coss, B. Chapman, C. Dixon, R. Dowling, N. Davis, E. Davis, E. Elliott, J. Fankhauser, J. Frink, C. Fisher, D. Ferguson, L. Ferguson, M. Feeney, H. Guthrie, H. Gulyas, A. Grace, F. Gal- lagher, P. Gustason, A. Hunt. ROW SIX: M. Herick, J. Hummel, D. Herlin, J. Haase, D. La- Munyan, P. Ludt, R. Lustig, B. Mahan, D. Neville, S. Prime, J. Pollick, M. Parker, C. Powell, M. Postman, P. Rand, N. Rodgers, P. Roper, D. Sholtis. ROW SEVEN: C.Stier.D. Sudbrook, D. Stewart, J. Six, D. Sesler, B. Stipe, R. Sale, J. Schlevenski, C. Zupancic, R. Toth, J. Trisket, J. Zakrajsek, B. Wagner, D. Warner, R. West, C. Wolf, E. Wick, K. Vandervort, J. Vinkovich. GENEVA A P North Broadway Geneva, Ohio JOHN ROTH, Farm Bureau 818 N. Lake Street Madison, Ohio CLASS of 1999 ROW ONE: J. Adams, N. Balla, B. Baldwin, D. Barton, R. Bernard, B. Berta, J. Bezdek, D. Bixell, B. Borer, J. Brewster, M. Buchanan, J. Bushnell, D. Carl, F. Cinco. ROW TWO: B. Curtiss, R. Debevic, A. Domingos, B. Eager, M. Elliot, D. Ferguson, R. Freeman, B. Gehring, R. Gibbons, C. Glenn, R. Golic, J. Grapatin, A. Graf, T. Hambleton. ROW THREE: D. Hart, G. Harvey, M. Hayhurst, M. Head- erman, C. Hemmi, R. Herick, S. Hooper, A. Howes, A. Hummel, J. Hummel, D. Hunt, C. Jacobson, R. Janovsky, L. Jersey. MADISON GARDENS, Madison, Ohio ROW FOUR: A. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnstone, J. Kerry, E. Keyse, J. Klingbeil, M. Kovach, S. Krauter, B. Kusky, J. Layman, P. Leet, J. Loomis, B. Mahan, M. Matthews. ROW FIVE: B. McCrosky, J. McMahon, J. McReynolds, J. Mlaker, R. Miller, E. Mayor, U Pire, E. Powell, C. Ransom, B. Roth, M. Ruzich, S. Scott, L. Stalnaker, C. Thompson. SECRETARY TREASURER J. Jenkins S. Dixon ROW SIX: L. Thompson, M. Thompson, C. Titman, C. Toth, C. Udell, C. Urso, B. Warner, J. Warren. ROW SEVEN: J. Watkins, P. Watkiss, J. Webb. B. White- hair, F. Williams, R. Williamson. SPEAR'S GROCERY Madison, Ohio AULD LANG SANGE Could this be Madison? Carolyn' What's the big deal? Journalism class of '55. How's the water? SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Don Norris, Dave Hayes, Norm Smith, Jack Hummel, Charles Woidtke, Ralph Benedict, Joe Pocza, Don Jacobson, Bill Grof. ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. Rickelman, Keith Groves, Larry Donaldson, Bob Booth, Dan Rand, Ken Bugbee, Jerr Fedele, Lynn Bernard, Earl Smith, Assistant Coach Mr. Winton. ROW THREE: Bill Baltz, Jerry Hupertz, Phil Ries, Mike Fedele, Norm Alexander, Bob Cadmes, Carl Fisher, Jerry Bernard, ROW FOUR: Russel Warner, Bob Griffin, Steve Burk, Glenn Baily, Manager, Dale Schwarzman. On Second Period Aerial Attack MADISON — Streaks Burton both teams wins three Passes froi Dave Hayes and a pass nard scored tors who pla i Coming crowd Smith opem initial frame . yard out aftt punts officially, ing. The drive t scoring began o with Chuck Booth movin cond period adison Blue •swamped the 3 to give f four tie. mith to Bernard s to Ber- or the vic- a Home- dng in the from one Exchange of I game go- lilted in the V xrton 35 and Bob n to with- in striking distance of pay dir?. Woidtke tallied the extra point. The first of the three pa, the second stanza came yard pass from Smith to er Hayes intercepted pass on the 35 and five yards. Smith's in passing failed but the second try. Madison recover fumble on the Mr ran two plays t Bernard on the. into the end Woidtke extra point. The Blue Streaks third pf suited in an on side kick tha son recovered on Burton's play later pul the ball on the 40 SENIORS where Smith threw to BernJW wlx caught it on the 10 and ran it in. The seventh point was col- 1 on a placement kick by 5 and '• score. IqR hit Burton' ran | their own 1 the riod but th ed on the M ith and Keith Groves pigskin from the Bur- the five yard line, fol- exchange of punts, in jrame and Jerry Fedele distance for the fifth j Miss Betty Fish was crov queen of the 1954 Homecomin half time,.o yemonies. ISON — 4d Bernard ENDS ander; Blatz, Jacot TE BACKS. J. Be ?mpted to kick out of itory in the final pe- ipt was smother- Leafs 30. Grov it Smith and Fedele carried the to the seven where Earl Smith made the last six points on an end Rand, P o c Bugbee; nedict, Fis Smith. Be Hayes,’ Fe — o ee. Brinir . Murp •msky, W BW v$ Nelsol rCLES Ai vd; GUARD. A VI O BACKS Gardner. ;ng, Yo Ada Mi son Edges 13-6, in Final being refused. Three By GEORGE BEN A VIAN Telegraph Sports Writer were banished from the game. MADISON — Madison H i g h s Wickliffe's only touchdown lue Streaks scored two touch- came three minutes after the in- owns in the last three minutes of termission on a Ronnie Nasco to he first half to score a 13-6 vie- Tony Lastoria pass play that cov- tory over Wickliffe, in Friday ered 36The Blue Devils pi yer ble. . ? Hayes continued to apply def Finally, with three minutes to 1 sive pressure. After he kicked go in the first half, Madison got following the score, the fie for night’s season finale teams at Madison. In a game marred by roughri and unnecessary fouls, play got bad between the two teams that officials had to call time in the early part of the fourth quar- ter, escort both captains to the, center of the field to shake hands,' and go back to their huddle to; warn teammates against further | to the Ma« Bh Md of kickou first $ ire. Minutes i 25 w. .ame to be two passes Madison domin- eer iod to win. arted fast, mov- ce 29 after the the five. j to fumble j for three, and -ig opportunity two yards in tw a Blue Devil one through the game's first Hayes picked off on die Madisor it to the 48. Bob Booth alt the Wickliffe 3 Facing a fou tion, halfback tackle and fough a host of Blue a 25 yard ad _ a personal fouls. A total of 110 yards; fumble gave thenr-unother chance, j tackle. The point in penalties were walked off, this time they moved to the los- tke was no good with numerous other infractions for the spottir before their second fum- , Streaks had a 6-0 lead. halfback stormed downfield crash into the Wickliffe receiv at the 32 yard line, causing h to fumble. Wickliffe recoven but seconds later Hayes grabb another Nasco pass, this time i- i his own 45, and with the aid ! some downfield blocking, turned it to the visitors 17 ya line. With only a minute rema et ing before intermission, Kei e hit ta B {Groves, filing in at quarterba got the | for injured Norm Smith, fired es, the sec , 16 yard scoring pass to the nigh hole at AP ! hero, Dave Hayes who reach lunge by high in the right coffin comer and the Blue pull it in for the second scoif itack Groves found the target a g a this time field on the first play from scrim- Grove , Booth and Earl Smith car- mage after play resumed. Las tor- ried on the ground to the two before yj f ia, Nasco and Joe Carrocia 6 temated to advance the ball the Madison 31. On a fourth down and six to go gamble. Masco threw, flat pass to Ton Lastor small hut fleet halfback s through a broken field 32.7 30.1 j yard run and a touch 4 3 plunge for the extra ped and Madison still The only fourth came when Madison move way to the two yard lin' fumble cost them a chanc quarter was all Wick-1 ply the clincher. Center Ja ick Jim Wollpert in- mel had recovered a Wick point tage. TheBrd lifte. __________________________________ _____ _____ tercepte Madisoi TOS Iid i or th kger Jine uries. al- a fumble in the backfield rolled into tr l ickliffe end zone where it was Ny Madison for a touch- liffe had the ball on e last threat, with Bernard in- tion Wickliffe il 32 yard line. n running stars and Chuck Woidtke W Madison's second e pace to a walk. Wick- vile, was having diffi-. ■perceptions and fum- o ap ■ bles at tK? wrong times. Backs Hum- Tony Aventi and Ronnie Holman I fum-1 missed the battle because of in- JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: Ronnie Bernard, John Eckert, Bill Warner, Dick Carl, Jim Frink, Chuck Dixon, and Steve Davis. ROW TWO: Mr. Stoll, Dick Hart, Gene Bukky, Chuck Zupancic, Glenn Harvey, Dennis Bodak, Dennis Sholtis, and Joe Klingbeil. ROW THREE: Leslie Jersey, Tom Coss, Gene Beall, Ray Toth, Jim Pollock, and Bob Gehring. ROW FOUR: Jim Triskett, Jack Shanon, and Farrell Gallagher. COURT” Football Captain, Charles Woidtke and Queen, Betty Fish. ATTENDANTS and ESCORTS Jack Hummel and Janice Sidley Norman Smith and Nancy Semones Ralph Benedict and Linda Behm David Hayes and Sally Mavko LEADERS ROW ONE: Jerry Fedele, Jack Hummel, Don Norris, Larry Donaldson. ROW TWO: Mike Fedele, Joe Pocza, Bob Booth, Ed Naughton, Chuck Woidtke, Mr. Rickleman. FIDEL BROS. PACKING CO Unionville, Ohio JACKSON’S CLOTHING STORE Geneva, Ohio SetUtvi 'Placete CHUCK WOIDTKE Guard DON NORRIS Forward % JACK HUMMEL Center JOE POCZA Guard RESERVE VARSITY ROW ONE; Dave Jacobson, Richard Roth, Keith Groves, Jerry Bernard, Jim Davis, and Frank Wickert. ROW TWO; Mr. Winton, Norm Alexander, Earl Smith, Bob Cadmes. ROW ONE: Randy West, Farrell Gallager, Jim Triskett, Steve Davis. ROW TWO: Mr. Winton, Ray Toth, Steve Sholtis, Carl Fisher. QUEEN” Betty Fish ATTENDANTS Senior-Mary Ann Dynes Sophomore-Barb Bush Freshman-Martha Janovsky MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dave Braski Kay Kundrat BEST DRESSED Jim Bid lack Betty Fish NICEST PERSONALITY Bill Vandervort Nancy Semones CLASS COMEDIAN Oley Claypool Lois Woidtke MOST ACTIVE Joe Pocza Joanne Pierfelice MOST RELIABLE Ralph Spaulding Janice Sid ley MOST ATTRACTIVE Jack Hummel Sally Mavko MOST ATHLETIC Chuck Woidtke Mary Lou Hribar STUDENT COUNCIL ■ ------ imi! � :i! Ab� Ii ■+(12 £)+------ ROW ONE: Bob Booth, Linda Behm, Larry Donaldson, Barb Bush, Joe Pocza, Nancy Semones, Dave Braski, and Sally Mavko. ROW TWO: Pat McElwee, Jerry Bernard, Jim Triskett, and Doug Rist, Carol Toth, and Gay Gutshall. ROW THREE: Eddie Naughton, Jerry Fedele, Judy Titman, and Mr. Quiggle. ROW ONE: Lois Woidtke, Mary Lou Hribar, Linda Behm. Sue Greene, Karen Bell, Jenny David- son, Frances Mavko, Eileen Elliot. ROW TWO: Joan Cone, Jerry Bernard, Jim Frink, Jim Davis, Nathan Rogers, Gay Gutshall, Diana LaMunyan, Roy Winfield, Mrs. Greig. ROW THREE: Nancy Semones, Kay Kundrat, Nancy Dixon, Wanda Atkin, Mary Lou Postman, Sally Mavko, Kathleen Vogrig, Judy Stubblefield, Anna Mae Riggs, Ann Brown. ROW FOUR: Shirley Under- wood, Ray Zeeman, Larry Donaldson, Don Norris, Dave Braski, Joe Pocza, Donna Sholtis, Joanne Pierfelice. ALDEN JOHNSON INSURANCE Unionville, Ohio WE’RE PROUD of ROW ONE: Joan Whipple, Kay Kundrat, Ralph Spaulding, and Betty Fish. ROW TWO: Ann Griswold, Martha Buchanan, John Eckert, Grace Rogers, Janet Dill, Sally Scheuring, and Donna Warner. ROW THREE: Mae Williams, Bob Haase, Janet Bezdek, Louanna Behm, Linda Carr, Nathan Rogers, Dennis Neely, and Frances Marshall. ROW FOUR: Connie Michealson, Paula Miles, Dick Bauer, Jim Haase, Sidney Wentzel, Carol Quirk, Nick Square, Bob Moll, Janice Whipple, and Gene Cone. ROW FIVE: Nancy Gibbon, Nancy Semones, Bill Black, Dick Carl, Roy Winfield, Carol Jenkins, Don Dodge, Judy Stubblefield, and Mary Lou Hribar. MR. BARR Director We wish to thank Mr. Barr for all the trips we have gone on, and the fun we have had at our band parties and at the State Fair. We have en- tered many contests and festivals through his encouragement and faith in us. ...and because of this we have come through with flying colors, as a fine band at M. M. H. S. •• OUR FINE BAND ROW ONE: Marilyn Weema, Barbara Hupertz, and Sue Greene. ROW TWO: Dave Braski, Dave Binnig, Phillip Salmonla, Delorse Koslicar, Bonnie Cone, Joanne Jenkins, and Katherine Keyse. ROW THREE: Jim Triskett, Nancy Berta, Carol Toth, Darla Domingos, Frank Wickert, Andy Johnson, Joyce Quirk, Mary Peterson, Joanne Pierfelice, and Art Johnson. ROW FOUR: Bill Frankhouser, Pat Jamison, Joel Klingbeil, Bob Chapman, Ed Keyse, Janice Sidley, Linda Behm, and Wanda Atkin. ROW FIVE: Ralph Benedict, Ronnie Stella, Ted Grafel, Lauralee Swertfager, Norma Bukky, Nancy Dixon, Frances Hayes, and Barb Bush. SENIOR CHORUS ROW ONE: Lois Woidtke, Carol Jenkins, Carol Davis, Lauralee Swertfager, Barb Bush, Sally Wilder, Betty Fish, Barb Jamison, Barb Zellers, Nancy Semones, Mary Lou Hribar. ROW TWO: Joella Orgel, Jenny Davidson, Martha Janovsky, Linda Behm, Ellie Matthews, Sue Greene, Regina Kaferle, Frances Mavko, Lois Eager, Vickie Larko, Shirley Price, Marjorie Brown, AngelaIzzarelli. ROW THREE: GraceToth, Joan Cone, Heather Parker, Nancy Dixon, Janet Dill, Janet McIntosh, Wanda Atkin, Frances Hayes, Virginia Bond, Juilda Izzarelli, Barb Engstler, Sandy Bukky. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Fenner, Sonja Durk, Joyce Quirk, Joanne Pierfelice, Kay Kundrat, Carolyn Davis, Sally Mavko, Nancy Berta, Carol Buckles, Beverly Jerome, Linda Cone, Bonnie Roming, Janet Balch, Janice Sidley. ROW FIVE: Donna Scholtis, Diana Hejduk, Dan Rand, Lynn Harvey, Bob Bugbee, Ronnie Stella, Earl Smith, Bob Cadmes, Jack Hummel, Bill Grof, Jim Triskett, Sally Scheuring. ROW SIX: Chuck Woidtke, Jim Stevens, Dave Hayes, Ralph Benedict, Ralph Spaulding, Bob Booth. GARY’S SUNOCO 6 East Main St. Madison, Ohio JUNIOR CHORUS 1 d I ROW ONE: Martha Herick, Helen Gulyas. Beverly Eager, Martha Buchanan, Norma Cantaral, Dorothy Ferguson, Alice Hummel, Nancy Balia, Pat McElwee. ROW TWO: Joanne Jenkins, Barbara Green, Pauline Gustason, Maria Gaster, Carol Jacobson, Phyllis Leet, Sally Dixon, Peggy Britchford, Janet Bezdek, Mary Parker. ROW THREE: Billy Warner, Royyn Bernard, Dick Carl, Jack Shanan, Jerry Hupertz, Jim Frink, Ed Keyse, Joel Klingbeil, Charles Urso, Anthony Zuback, Joe Domingos. ROW FOUR: Barbara Clark, Donna Warner, Patricia Rand, Barbara Haase, Jackie Mlaker, Ruth Bugbee, Martha Elliot, Nancy Davis. ROW FIVE: Tom Coss, Carol Powell, Lona Buttermore, Joan Hummel, Steve Sholtis. ERBACHER'S PURE OIL Madison, Ohio PERFECTION PIPE NIPPLE CO. Madison, Ohio ROW ONE: Jim Woidtke, Marilyn Johnstone, Nancy Davis, Lois Eager, Vickie Larko, Heather Parker, Virginia Bond, Martha Janovsky, Jim Vincovich. ROW TWO: Mr. Lang, Helen Gulyas, Donna Bixel, Judy Layman, Carole Glenn, Shirley Grapatin, Shirley Hooper, Rita Bebout, Marjorie Brown, Mr. Andrews. ROW THREE: David Bell, Martha Herrick, Nannette Rusha, Larry Ferguson, David Ferguson, Phyllis Miller, Ellie Matthews, Shirley Price, Sandy Bukky. ROW FOUR: Mary Parker, Bob Gehuring, Bonnie Roming, Donna Sholtis, Carla Stier, Donna Siessler. ROW FIVE: Earl Naughton, Chuck Zupancic, Glenn Harvey, Jack Shanon. DON WARNER, GEN’L INSURANCE Chapel Road Madison, Ohio PHILLIPS WELDING Unionville, Ohio ROW ONE: Linda Cone, Nancy Thompson, Mrs. Wright, and Barbara Jamison. ROW TWO: Judy Titman, Jim Frink, Diana Hejduk, and Carolyn Coss. ROW THREE: BobCadmes, and Tom Coss. Mr. Kandare, Dave Hayes, John Orgel, Chuck Zupancic, and Russell Warner. KEY CLUB ROW ONE: Bill Grof, Norm Smith, Bob Booth, Ralph Benedict, Dave Hayes, Roy Win- field, Chuck Woidtke, and Ralph Spaulding. ROW TWO: Mr. Winton, Jack Roth, Don Jacobson, Larry Kinkolph, Jim Stevens, Dave Braski, Russell Warner, Joe Pocza, Jim Bidlack. ROW THREE: Jerry Fedele, Art Johnson, Don Dodge, Don Norris, Jack Hummel, Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard, and Dave Binnig. ROW ONE: Bob Booth, Chuck Woidtke, Joe Pocza, Keith Groves, Don Jacob- son, Earl Smith, and Ralph Benedict. ROW TWO: Ed Naughton, Jerry Fedele, Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard, Jim Stevens, Bob Cadmes, Carl Fisher, and Mr. Rickleman. ROW THREE: Norm Alexander, Kenny Bugbee, Don Norris, Jack Hummel, Norm Smith, and Dave Hayes. CAULDRON STAFF ROW ONE: Janet Balch, Ralph Spaulding, Sally Mavko,Chuck Woidtke, Jan Sidley, Nancy Semones, David Hayes, Mary Lou Hribar. ROW TWO: Mr. Barr, Jean Altizer, Lois Woidtke, Carol Davis, Linda Behm, Joan Cone, Beverly Jerome, Carol Jenkins, Betty Fish, Regina Kaferle, Lois Eager. ROW THREE: Joanne Pierfelice, Jim Woidtke, Ralph Benedict, Jim Stevens, Jack Hummel, Dave Braski, Joe Pocza, Don Jacobson, Anna Mae Riggs. ROW ONE: Russell Warner, Sally Mavko, Don Jacobson, Carol Davis, Joe Pocza, Barbara Jamison, Jim Bidlack, Nancy Dixon. ROW TWO: Gene Walker,Betty Fish, Linda Behm, Martha Janovsky, Linda Carr, Nancy Thompson, Mary Peterson. ROW THREE: Dan Rand, Jan Sidley, Jack Hummel, Nancy Berta, Judy Stubblefield, Judy Titman. ROW FOUR: Don Norris, Mr. Quiggle, Dave Braski. Jan's slumber party. MADISON HIGH'S FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL SCORES OF 1954 - 1955 Madison 25 Won-Lost-Tied 5 3 1 FOOTBALL Spencer Madison 13 Perry Madison 6 Jefferson Madison 0 Edgewood Madison 13 Kirtland Madison 52 W. Geaugi Madison 19 Chardon Madison 40 Burton Madison 13 Wickliffe Madison 40 BASKETBALL Won-Lost 2 15 W. Geaugi Madison 32 Geneva Madison 60 Kingsville Madison 49 Chardon Madison 51 A. Harbor Madison 44 Spencer Madison 45 Perry Madison 59 Kingsville Madison 53 Thompson Madison 47 Kirtland Madison 59 Rock Creel Madison 46 Chardon Madison 50 A. Harbor Madison 52 Perry Madison 45 Burton Madison 61 Kirtland 6 34 13 21 13 12 7 0 6 53 70 62 74 56 63 69 79 45 62 49 64 55 58 88 74 The Senior class, so long ago, Is pictured here from row to row. Some wear a smile, some wear a frown, But oh, so cute, those faces round. We've grown wide, we ve grown tall. Our hair's in place, not here at all. Our scratches and bruises have all gone away, C ongratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 WILPORD and MAYHEM FEED and FUEL CO. BETTY BEHM Behm Funeral Home Madison Ohio Lake Street Madison, Ohio C ongratulations To the Class of 1955 May Your Memories of School Days be Happy Ones. THE MILLER REALTY CO. Congratulations UNIONVILLE PLUMBING and HEATING Ashtabula Jefferson Wm. H. 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