Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

SCHOOL M A D I S 0 N OHIO T E C T S • 13124 SHAKER SO. , CLEVELAND, 0. NORMA BUKKY Editor EDITOR'S NOTE As editor of the 1956 Cauldron, I wish to express my sin- cere thanks to the annual staff for their time and effort they so willingly offered to make this yearbook possible. Also to Mrs. Ruland, for her fine assistance as advisor and to the complete administration for their great understanding and co-operation. As you leaf through this annual, you will be guided by our theme, progress, which is now being made throughout our school system by progressing to a better school and a better education for all of us. From little wheels” as underclassmen, to big wheels” as seniors, progress is thus distinguished. I hope this Cauldron will be an everlasting memento of your days at Madison High. $ Qjtnuai 956 JWeajutta, 7 ucCctio t MADISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL, MADISON, OHIO Clima Matei 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. 2 3uMe of Contenta. laU........... TKctfd . ‘DecUcatia . . . rtcbHU€i4 uiti K SaU u........ 7iKcU clcu4mc . Sfwitl ...... OiqJUUfyOtiAHA t rfctventcbutq' . 7 . 2 .4 . 5 .tl 25 37 49 75 Sledlcatum Whenever a new yearbook staff is formed, each member of the staff is quite determined that the book he works on will be the best. We were no exception. We wanted to do away with some of the old stand by traditions. We wanted to expand our yearbook and modernize it to go with our High School of 1956, constantly changing. Consequently, one of the first things that we decided was the idea of Progress as our theme. This we symbolized by the use of wheels represented on the cover and throughout the book’s pages. The end papers show the blue prints of our present and future building additions. Many outstanding changes have been made in our Cauldron. Our dedication was not to single out and honor one individual, but rather to seek out the source of our progress, that everyone may become more aware of to whom we owe this change. We realize that our growth is due to the perspective of our community. Therefore, the 1956 Cauldron staff, with great respect wishes to pay tribute to the Madison Community by dedicating our yearbook to them. As the Senior closes another door in the process of learning, the realization that many new doors are still to be opened, faces him. Soon he will put to test the value of the knowledge acquired during the past four years. Now, more than ever before, he must begin to decide how he will cope with the situations and problems of a rapidly changing world. Our yearbook is the link between the accomplishments of the past, and known and unknown hurdles to be jumped and goals to be achieved, in the future. 4 Udmitu faatuui tBaxvcd o-f, Education Left to Right. Mr. Henninge, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Bidlack, Mr. Springer, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Nicely. Me aage Dear Senior of 1956. It is my sincere wish that your high school years have equipped you with, A Capacity for Character, A Capacity for clear ethical Discrimination, A Belief in the worth of the individual. An Achievement of Peace of Mind. Best Wishes to all of You. 6 3Wmcipal’ Message Every experience one has helps him make fu- ture decisions. Profit by the experiences that you have had here, and I am confident that you will be happy and successful people. $£0ieta ue I faculty. LOUISE ABESHAHEEN Univ. of Tenn., B.S.: M.A. Junior High English JACK HRIBAR Baidu in Wallace, B.S. Human Relations Physical Education Football Coach EDWARD KANDARE JACK MACKEY Arizona State Univ., B.S. Kent State Unit’., B.S. Industrial Arts Arithmetic CHARLOTTE EISBRENNER Ohio State Univ., B.S. Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing GLENN ANDREWS Kent State Univ., B.S. Senior High English American Literature English Literature Journalism THEODORE GRAFEL Duquesne University, B.S. English BETTY BEHM Ohio State Univ., B.S. Biology Science IRENE GREIG University of Minnesota, B.S. Home Economics —I 7 i FLORENCE DELONG Clarion State College Junior High English Junior High History ANNA MARY HEMPEL Kent State Univ., B.S. Librarian 8 STEVE MATUSAK Kent State Vniv., B.S.M.E. Algebra T rigonometry Junior Business Training JOYCE RULAND Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Arts and Crafts Mechanical Drawing JAMES OSBORNE Muskingum College, B.S. Algebra General Math Arithmetic RAYMOND PETHTEL IF. Mich. Coll, of Ed.. B.A. Science Physical Education Coach LESLIE RULAND Edinboro State Teachers •College, B.S. Jr. High Social Studies Coach GEORGE STOLL Capital University, B.S. American Government American History World History RAYMOND QUIGGLE Hiram College. B.A. Science Chemistry Physics HARRIETT SWABY Baidu in Wallace, B.M.E. Music DOUGLAS WINTON Edinboro State Teachers College. B.S. World History Economical Geography Driver’s Education F.B. and B.B. Coach Gwc Cee 5. 33 ua 3)xUwu , Cuatadian 10 Smiwxa RITA ROSE BEBOUT Rit’o” Ambition-. Commercial Teacher Activities: Class Vice-President 4; Caul- dron Staff 4; Hall Guard 4; Office Assis- tant 3; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4. NORMALENE BUKKY Buk Ambition-. Physical Education Teacher Activities'. Band 3, 4; Junior Play Promp- ter 3; Class Secretary 4; Cauldron Editor 4; Inter B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 2, 4; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. NANCY JEAN DIXON ”D«r A mbition: Nurse Activities-. Band 4; Junior Play 3; Class President 4; Student Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 3; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.B. Homecoming Attendant 4; B.B. Homecoming Queen 3; B.B. Homecoming Attendant 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 4. SUSAN DELIGHT GREENE Suz” Ambition-. Commercial Teacher Activities-. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 3, Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 4; Chorus 1, 2; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4, President 4; F.B. Homecoming Attendant 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Star Band 3; Cheer- leader’s Club President 4. 12 WANDA LOU ATKIN 'IPW' Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Class Vice-President 2; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 2; Girls’ State 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Amer- ican Legion Essay Winner 1, 2, 4; Hiram Scholarship 1,3; Chorus President 4; liake Co. Scholarship Club Treasurer 4; All- Star Chorus 2. MARJORIE ANN BROWN Marge” Ambition-. Commercial Artist Activities: Chorus 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4; Service Club 1, 3; Play Usher LYNN ALBERT BERNARD Mouse” Ambition: Navy Activities: Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; F.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Basketball Player 3; Inter Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BUSH Barbie Ambition. School Teacher Activities'. Junior Play 3; Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 2, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 4; Football Homecoming Attendant 4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2; Hiram Scholar- ship 1, 2, 3; Librarian 3; Punch Girl for Prom 2; Majorette 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DALE BOOTH Bobbie” Ambition-. Professional Football Player Activities: Class President 1, 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Boys' State 3; Chorus 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Most Valuable Football Player 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Inter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Star Football Team 4; Student Gov. 4; Basketball Home- coming Escort 3; Football Homecoming Escort 4; F.T.A. 4; Essay Winner 2. CLAUDIA MAE COOPER Claudia Ambition: Art Teacher Activities: Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B 1, 2, 3; Service Club 1. € 13 DONALD EARNEST DODGE Daisy'’ Ambition: School Teacher Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Class Treasurer 2; All-Scar Band 3; Inter B.B. 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hall Guard 2; Chorus 3, 4; Inter Track 2; American Legion Essay Winner 1, 3; B.B. Manager 2; Hiram Scholarship 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Knights of Columbus Essay Winner 3. LAWRENCE DAVID DONALDSON Duck Ambition: Chemist Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Basketball Homecoming Escort 3; Student Govern- ment 4; F.T.A. 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. SONJA MARIE DURK Sonnie” Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Chorus 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Tri-Hi- Y 4. JEROME JOHN FEDELE Fie” Ambition: Hunter Activities: Student Council 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; Hall Guard 4; Baseball 3, 4; Foot- ball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Echo Staff 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football Homecoming Escort 4; Camera Club 4; Camera Club Vice-President 4. CHARLES FINLEY Chuck” Activities: Hall Guard 4: Echo Staff 3- NANCY ANN GIBBON Gabby” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com mittee 3; Hall Guard 3, 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter Basketball 4; Chorus 4; Student Secretary 4; Football Homecoming Atten- dant 4; Majorette 3, 4. 14 JOHN DELBERT GLENN John” Ambition'. Hunter Activities’. Hall Guard 2; Shop Foreman 3. MILDRED ANNE GRISWOLD Anne Ambition. Fashion Advertising Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 4; Chorus 1; F.T.A. 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Librarian 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Junior Play 3. FRANCES LEE HAYES Frannie Ambition: School Teacher Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 4; Hall Guard 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 2, 4; American Legion Essay Winner 2; Usher for Junior Play 3; Band President 4; Ma- jorette 3, 4; Band Vice-President 3; All- Star Band I, 3. EVA MARIE HUMMEL Eva Ambition: Fashion Designer Activities: Junior Play 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher for Grad- uation 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. PHYLISS HUTSON Phil Ambition: Nurse Transferred to M.M.H.S. in Senior Year. KATHRYN ANN JAKSE Kathy Activities: Junior Play 3; Class Secretary 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hall Guard 4; F.T.A. 4; Usher for Graduation 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Cheerleaders' Club Secretary 4. 15 ROLLIN JEROME Roily Ambition-. Brick Mason Activities. Inter B.B. 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Echo Staff 4. LAWRENCE EDMOND KINKOPH Larry Ambition: Radio Announcer Activities: Key Club 1, 2, 3; Hall Guard 4. JAMES NELSON KEYSE Jim Activities'. Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1; Football 1. JANET GAIL McINTOSH Jan Ambition-. Librarian Activities’. Junior Play 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Hall Guard 4; Chorus 2, 3; Student Sec- retary 4; F.T.A. 4; American Legion Es- say Winner 1, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. KATHARINE ANNE KEYSE Kay Activities'. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Inter B. B. 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 4; Prom. Comm. 3; Hall Guard 4; Chorus 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. EARL EUGENE NAUGHTON Earl A m bition: Army Activities -. Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard 4; Echo Staff 3; Service Club 3, 4; B. B. Manager 3; Gym Teacher 4. 16 EUGENE NELSON NELLIGAN Gene Ambition: Navy Activities'. Co-Editor of Echo 4. WILLIAM CARL ODEGARD Bill A m bitio n: Lawyer Activities'. Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2; Junior Class Play Stage Manager 3. SHIRLEY JUNE PRICE Skirl” Ambition'. Poet Activities. Hall Guard 4; Chorus 3, 4; Service Club 3; Usher for Play 3; Contest- ant for Prince of Peace Contest 2. CARMELLA SANDRA REESE Car Ambition. Typist and Bookkeeper Activities'. Hall Guard 1; Chorus 4; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Service Club 1, 2; Li- brarian 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY JEAN ROPER Dizzy Ambition-. Typist Activities-. Cauldron Staff 4; Echo Staff 4; Service Club 1; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Student Secretary 4. RICHARD SCHAEPE Shep Ambition: Army Activities'. Junior Play 3; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; B.B. 1, 2; Safety Patrol 1, 2; £amera Club 4. 17 MARY ELSIE SHAHAN Mar” A m bit ion: Typist Activities'. Service Club 1; Student Secre- tary 4. RONALD ANTHONY STELLA Pinky” Ambition-. Scientist Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Class Secretary 2; Key Club 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hall Guard 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Football 2, 3; American Legion Essay Winner 4; Hiram Scholarship 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 4. LAURALEE SWERTFAGER Laurie” A m bit ion: Nurse Activities: Band 3, 4; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 4; Scholarship Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 1; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; F.T.A. 2; Punch Girl for Prom 3; Majorette 4. MARY ELIZABETH PETERSON Pete” Ambition: Religious Educator Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Junior Play Prompter 3; Class Vice- President 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hall Guard LEONA LEE TAYLOR 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Student Secretary 4; Leona” F.T.A 4; Band President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Ambition: Beautician President 4; All-Star Band 3, 4. Activities: Echo Staff 3. JOHN ARTHUR VERNICK John” Activities: Inter B.B. 1, 2, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 4; F.B.I. 2; Echo Staff 3; American Legion Essay Winner 2; Dele- gate Key Club Convention 4; Stage Crew for Play 3. 18 EUGENE WALKER Butch” Ambition-. Minister Activities: Class President 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Cauldron Staff 4; Inter B.B. 2; Hall Guard 3; Echo Staff 4; Safety Patrol 1, 4. JOAN WHIPPLE Joanie” Ambition-. Beautician Activities-. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Usher for Junior Play 3. GERTRUDE VIOLA WARNER Gert” A mbition: Receptionist Activities'. Echo Staff 3; Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2. BARBARIA ANN WILLM Barb” Ambition-. Receptionist Activities-. Class Treasurer 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Student Secretary 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Usher for Junior Play 3; F.T.A. 2. RUSSEL BURR WARNER Russ” Ambition-. Chef Activities-. Tunior Play Props 3; Student Council 1, 4; Cauldron Staff 4: Inter B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; F. B. 1, 3; Football Homecoming Escort 4; Service Club 1; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4. BETTY ANN WILLM Betty” Ambition-. Telephone Operator Activities'. Inter B.B. 1, 2. 3, 4; Usher for Play 3; Cauldron Staff 4; Usher for Grad- uation 3: Student Secretary 4. 19 LONA MAE WILLS Lona Ambition: School Teacher Activities: Hall Guard 4; F.T.A. 4; Echo Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROY GLENN WINFIELD Butch” Ambition: Engineer Activites: Band 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Inter B. B. 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Secretary 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Hall Guard 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Chorus 3, 4; Service Club 1; Hiram Scholarship 1, 3; Safety Patrol 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Delegate Key Club Convention 3; Cam- era Club 4; Pres. 4. DELORES MARGARET YELENIC Dee Ambition: Artist Activities'. Hall Guard 4; Service Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. NOT PICTURED KENNETH BUGBEE DANIEL RAND HOWARD DALE SCHWARZMAN CLASS COLORS: WHITE AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO: AFTER THE BATTLE, THE REWARD Class Officers: Rita Bebout, Sue Greene, Nancy Dixon, Norma Bulcky 20 dtoAA, SJti twuf Freshmen — We were officially in high school now and felt that we were pretty big, although, actually, some of us were rather small in size. Our class officers were Bob Booth, President; Wanda Atkin, Vice-President; Ronnie Stella, Secre- tary; Dick Schaepe, Treasurer; and Student Council Representative, Russel Warner. We had two money making activities. The first was the Soc Hop, in which everyone came and danced in his socks and casual clothes — More Fun! !. We also held a Christmas Dance at H.N.K. School with a notable orchestra playing. Everyone came in their Sunday bests, and spent a very enjoyable evening dancing. A class party was held at the High School but not too many attended. Those w'ho did come had a lot of fun playing games, and also, we girls taught the bashful boys how to dance. Our class picnic was held at Madison Township Park. We were very sorry to see the ye r come to a close, but we looked forward to another successful year. Sophomores — We are aging! Now we have au- thority to push the Freshmen around, but of course we were very considerate and pushed very lightly. Our class officers for this year were Gene Walker, President; Nancy Dixon, Vice-President; Kathy Jakse, Secretary; Don Dodge, Treasurer; and Student Coun- cil Representatives were Larry Donaldson and Jerry Fedele. We held three money making events this year. First, the annual Talent Show—Boy, some talent! A Daisy Mae Dance was held at the High School. The girls asked the fellas and we danced in Rags.” Last of all, we held a Skating Party at Austinburg, which proved to be very successful. This year our picnic was held at Tuttle Park. Juniors — This year was our busiest year as far as money making went. We had to put on a successful Prom for our wonderful friends — the Seniors” Our class officers were Bob Booth, President; Mary Peterson, Vice-President; Sue Greene, Secretary; Bar- bara Willm, Treasurer; and Janet McIntosh, Larry Donaldson, and Barbara Bush represented us in Stu- dent Council. We sold magazines, fruit cakes, candy, and held bake sales. Our basketball homecoming was held at North Madison School Gym, with Tommy Edwards WERE’’ disc-jockey, playing records. Nancy Dixon was crowned queen, while her attendants were Sandy Bukky, Barbara Zellers, Barbara Hasse, and Sally Mavko. Our class party was held at the High School. Our Junior Play, directed by Mr. Theodore Grafel, was one of the biggest events of the year. Everyone who worked with the play really had fun! Play prac- tice evejy night kept us busy, but the performances showed that we had not worked in vain, for the cast was well commended for an excellent job. At last the Big Night arrived — Junior-Senior Prom —May 21st, held at the Madison Country Club. Phil June’s eight-piece orchestra really made a hit!! The dance floor was beautifully decorated with roses, for our theme Moonlight and Roses.” Following the Prom, the Post-Party was held at the Elks Club in Painesville until four-thirty A. M. After breakfast we all went home and slept the rest of the weekend! Our class picnic was held at Township Park. Seniors — The big year has arrived! We are dig- nified, glorious, Seniors.” Oh — do we think we're something! We are the first Senior class to have such a new and modern addition to our school. It was just like going to a new school, for we had to become adjusted all over again and what fun we had exploring all the new rooms and new equipment. Our class officers this year are Nancy Dixon, Presi- dent; Rita Bebout, Vice-President; Norma Bukky, Secretary; and Sue Greene, Treasurer. Our representa- tives to Student Council are Barbara Bush, Sue Greene, Russel Warner, and Bob Booth. On October 19 and 20 we, very proudly, made our way to Hunter’s Studio and posed for our Senior Picture ” This really proved to us that we had at last made the grade ” For many of us, this was rather a sad venture, for we knew now that we were in our last year and though many plan to go to college, still the chances of being together again seem very vague. We started the school activities with the Football Homecoming held November 4, at Homer Nash Kim- ball School. Mary Jean Roper was crowned queen, and her attendants were Sue Greene, Nancy Gibbon, Nancy Dixon, and Barbara Bush. Phil June’s four- piece orchestra furnished the music for dancing. This was a very happy occasion for all the seniors for we had won the game, and were almost sure of capturing the 1956 League Championship, which we did the next week by beating Wickliffe —What a game!! By the way, while we’re on the subject of Football,” we are very proud to say that the Blue Streaks were defeated only once during the whole season, and then, only by one point. We were also the first Madison team to win the championship with a nine-team league.” I think the boys deserve a pat- on-the-back, don’t you? Congratulations Boys! Our class party was held March 9, at the high school. We danced, and of course ate refreshments. On April 2, our band members left us for a week to parade at Washington for the Cherry Blossom Fes- tival. We missed their melodious music ringing through the corridors during 5th period, but were glad they could attend such an honored affair. Our Senior Class Play was held in April, under the direction of Mrs. Trescott. This play also required much time and considerable effort from the cast, but again the results were very good. We never thought we would see the day — but we did — June 5th — COMMENCEMENT” — Yes, our high school days are over, and as we look back on all the parties, get-togethers, and games, it is difficult for us to realize that we will soon be going our separate ways. All our victories and triumphs will just be memories, but those memories will stay with us for- ever. Yes, never before had we really appreciated all the time, and effort spent on us by our teacher. It is due to their patience and willingness to teach us a few of the necessary things in life, that wre have graduated, and are able to face realism. To them, we owe a great deal of credit. So, as we leave our Alma Mater, we express our thanks to our advisors, and leave a word of advice to our underclassmen —Listen to your teacher, he might know just a little more than you think you know. We leave you now hoping to apply our class motto to our future careers — Today we follow; tomorrow we lead.” MOST ATHLETIC Lynn Bernard Mary Peterson MOST TALKATIVE Dick Schaepe Kay Keyse MOST VERSATILE Bob Booth Nancy Dixon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roy Winfield Wanda Atkin THREE OLD MAID AUNTS1' SCENE The living room of the Murray Home ------ The present. Five months later. The following day. AUNT HARRIET, The domineering aunt AUNT SAMANTHA, The sickly aunt------ AUNT GERALDINE, The man-hating aunt PATSY, Their brou-beaten niece LARRY, Patsy’s suitor ------- UNCLE ED, Big Game Hunter MR. ARNOLD. Legal Advisor GRETA, The Swedish Maid DIANE, Patsy’s friend PROFESSOR CARLOFF MISS DAVIS, A Reporter -------- KATHY JAKSE BARBARA ZELLERS ANNE GRISWOLD BARBARA BUSH DAN RAND RONNIE STELLA DICK SCHAEPE EVA HUMMEL NANCY DIXON DONALD DODGE JANET McINTOSH PRODUCTION STAFF- ---Mr. Grafel Norma Bukky _ Bill Odegard Russel Warner Wanda Atkin Norma Bukky Mary Peterson Direction ______________ Tickets and Advertising Stage Manager___________ Properties ------------- Make-up ________________ Prompters _ _ . wiu maid Aunts M. H. S. AUDITORIUM November 19-20, 1954 8:00 P. M. WndexclaA men Norm Alexander William Baltz Glenn Bailey Alice Barton Jerry Bernard Nancy Berta Virginia Bond Sandra Bukky Steve Burk Linda Carr Robert Cadmus Edward Ciempa Linda Cone James Davis Jenny Davidson Janet Dill Darla Domingos Mike Fedele Frank Geistle Theodore Grafel Keith Groves Marlene Hazen Dianne Hejduk Ronnie Hupertz Bill Howes Jilda Izzarelli David Jacobson Barbara Jamison Martha Janovsky Gerald Jarvis Lorraine Kerby Vicki Larko Barbara Lemming Junia 26 Bill Luhnow Marilyn Manteli Terri Markgraf Frances Marshall Frances Mavko Tony Meier Carole Minicucci Edward Naughton Eileen Neely John Orgel Judy Paik Heather Parker Shirley Prime Joyce Quirk Grace Rogers Bonnie Romig Jack Roth Richard Roth Kathy Shinsky Donna Sholtis Earl Smith Judy Stubblefield Judy Titman Nancy Thompson Durk Turkenburg Arena Turner Evelyn Ucman Shirley Underwood Faye Van Gulick Kathy Vogrig Frank Wickert Sally Wilder Herbert Will Raymond Zeman Joe Babic Wayne Barnhouse Dale Baumgarten Gene Beall Nickie Biscotti Dennis Bodak Philip Bondi Peggy Brichford Anne Brown Ruth Bugbee Lona Buttermore Judy Campbell Norma Cantral Robert Chapman Barbara Clark Tom Coss Nancy Davis Steve Davis Raymond Dawling natty Eager Eileen Elliott Marion Feeney David Ferguson Larry Ferguson Carl Fisher James Frink Farrell Gallagher Alvin Grace Barbara Green Helen Gulyas Pauline Gustason Homer Guthrie Gatha Gutshall Barbara Haase James Haase Donald Herlin Sx phontoxe. C£a 28 Martha Herrick Joan Hummel Arnold Hunt Jerry Hupertz Diane La Munyan Carolyn Lane Richard McMillan Robert Montgomery Noreen Paik Mary Parker Mary Lou Postman Carole Powell David Quirk Patty Rand Kay Rohrbaugh Douglas Rist Nathan Rodgers Patty Roper a n ' ■ - . 1 Jr- £ w f ' r Q f ■ - ■ Ronald Sale Joyce Schlevenski Dennis Scholtis Pat Schuster Donna Sesler Raymond Six Richard Stewart Carla Stier Barbara Stipe Dorothy Sudbrook Ray Toth Kenneth Vandervort Jim Vinkovich Donna Warner Herbert Wheatley Christ Wolf Judy Zakrajsek Charles Zupancic Barbara Baldwin Nancy Balla David Barton Ronnie Bernard Robert Berta Janet Bezdek Barbara Bixel Berry Borer Pat Brewster Martha Buchanan Bob Bugbee Gene Bukky Jerry Bushnell Dick Carl Frances Cinco Bill Curtiss John Danyi Art Domingus Beverly Eager John Eckert Martha Elliott Shirley Ferguson Ray Freeman Marie Frye Marie Gaster Ronnie Gibbons Carol Glenn Ray Golic Judy Grapatin Terry Hambleton Dick Hart Glenn Harvey Maxine Hay hurst Ray Headley Mary Louise Hedderman Charles Hemmi Anna Mae Howes Alice Hummel Jim Hummel Dave Hunt Georgia Hilton Carol Jacobson Joanne Jenkins Leslie Jersey Linda Johnson Marilyn Johnstone AI Kavanaugh Jean Kinny John Kerry Ed Keyse Joel Klingbeil Marie Kovach Sandra Krauter Barbara Kusky Judy Layman Phyllis Leet Jim Loomis Bonnie Mahon Jackie Mlaker Martin Matthews Brenda McCroskey Pat McElwee Janet McMahan Marilyn McMinn Ray Miller Betty Motchan Sandra Morris Ed Moyer Louis Pirc Eddie Powell Cynthia Ransom Robert Roth Marg Ruzick Charles Satterfield Claudia Schwartzman Sue Scott Jack Shannon % Suzanne Spaller Leona Thompson Carole Titman Tom Triscarie Carole Toth Carolyn Udell Charles Urso William Warner John Warren Judy Watkins Pat Watkiss Robert Whitehair Edward Wick Alice Williams Raymond Williamson Frances William Brenda Wills John Wooden Gloria Worley George Yelenic Anthony Zubek Gloria Anderson Roland Alexander Edward Baumgarten Richard Bauer Melvin Balfourd Thomas Beall Louanna Behm Barbara Benedict Jon Billington Joseph Biscotti William Black Lamont Blalock Margaret Brotzman Barbara Brown Ray Bodak Edward Bond Roberta Bush Robert Bush Laura Buttermore Joan Cantral Estella Chadwick Yolanda Cheiky Laird Cermak Bonita Cone Gene Cone Nancy Coss Douglas Cowell John Crawford Karen Cz John Dan forth Ruby Davidson Edward Davis Roger Debevc Carolyn DeLaney Shirlyn Denslow Barbara Dyer John Dzopko Karen Eckerle Arthur Elliott Marjorie Elliott Douglas Erbacher Sheri lyn Ferguson Raymond Gaster Bruce Gerred Kay Gifford Jack Gibson Pat Golic Patricia Guyer Karl Hamilton Douglas Harper Karen Hayes Joseph Hejduk Rose Herrick Carole Hooper Shirley Hooper Dorothy Hudson Sandra Huetter Walter Humppi Barbara Hupertz Damon Asbury Patricia Jamison Rudy Janovsky Sheila Kavanaugh Rose Ann Kilty Martha Kirby Colleen Knapp Janet Knuth Frank Koenig Delores Kozlevcar Lenore Lasko Raymond Leach Henritta Malone Dennis Marcraft Melvin Marsh William Marshall Ruth Manley Leigh Manteli Keith Marty Danny Matthews Mary Maynard Theodore McCormac Constance Michaelson Paula Miles Rose Molan Robert Moll Shirley Montgomery Robert Myers Larry Naughton Richard Naughton Dennis Neely Kathleen Nichols Richard Parzialle Richard Pavcek Judy Phyllis John Postman Carole Quirk John Quirk John Ridel Neal Robertson Henry Rogers Wayne Roper David Rudolph Philip Salamone Richard Schavinsky Tim Scheuring Joe Schlevenski Joanne Sears Douglas Sedelmeyer Morris Shahan Richard Shahan William Springer Edward Stewart Anthony Stipich Shirley Strong Nicholas Square Darlene Tarman Nettie Twigger Marilyn Udell Clifford Vandervort Kay Van Geison David Van Renseleer Lily Vogrig Darlene Warner Marilyn Weema Sydney Wentzell John Wheatley Phyllis Wheeler Kristin Whipple Janice Whipple Robert Will Patricia Yuill Laura Adams Ernest Anderson Donna Anderson Joanne Babic Donna Bailey Luther Barber Janice Bernard Sandra Berta Linda Berwalt Barbara Bixel Nancy Bodle Wayne Border Amy Braski Pat Brewster Tom Brewster Sandra Brumbaugh John Bukky Sandra Butler John Butler Raymond Cadmus Monza Carey Gary Carl Kathy Carrick Corrine Carr Lynn Cone Raymond Coole Chan Cross Jane Csepegi Mary Cuhn Patrick Daniel Joe Davis Ted Davis Jerry Denslow Emily Dermitt Edward Dermitt Carolyn Dilcher Dennis Dodge Sam Drake Edward Duvall James Elliott Mildred Elliott Sandra Felix Lois Fenalson Dick Fischer Timothy Frania Bobbette Gibbons Hazel Grace Marilyn Graves John Greene Dianne Gress Robert Hayden Austa Hayhurst James Hamblin Eugene Hammonds Thelma Harvey Paul Hasse Bill Headley Marjorie Heath Zona Heise Richard Helpenstel Carol Hemmi Pat Hemmi Floyd Herrick Judy Holler Barbara Hull Tom Hupertz Leonard Izzarelli Stanley Jackson Linda Jakse Mike Jameson Dennis Jersey ® 0 «T m Seventh Cjtade - fcp '1 V 7 O m V ’ Jry A 7 % 0 34 t V ■1C, i , r o ft 'rvimin 3 - Bill Johnston Richard Joiner Janice Kendall Miriam Kendle Karen Keyse Margaret Kovach David LaMunyan Carol Leimbach Shirley Loomis Marcia Mahan Walter Martin Marion Marko Rosemary Martogolio Kathy Mayhew Richard Mayor Charles McCarley Stuart McIntosh Pat McMillan Robert Merchant Andy Miller Donna Naughton James Neely Eileen Nixon Connie Oakman Carolyn Oakman Wayne Orcutt James Orgel Susan Postman Bill Potter Paula Price Herbert Ramsom Curtis Redecker Madelyn Rinehart John Robinson Terry Roper Marianne Salamone Marion Schmidt George Scott Arthur Shahan David Shahan Mikel Shefty Ronald Smith Norman Standiffe Mary Stevens Janice Stewart Bob Stephens Charlotte Stipe Terry Stone Douglas Teschki Vivian Thompson Wanita Thompson Kay Thor Bill Throop Anthony Triscari Johanna Turkenburg Cletus Turner Kathy Van Geison Carol Vernick Linda Vundrig Bill Wallace Gloria Wargelin Lee Waren John Wheeler Kenneth Wills Roy Wills Charlotte Winfield Kenneth Wolf Judy Wright Richard Zupancic Selene Zupancic Order in the Court Home on the Range Sj)xvUa W. Si. £. CfuutvpA 41955 First Row, Left to Right: Coach Winton; Dan Rand, Co-Captain; Ken Bugbee, Jerry Fedele, Bob Booth, Co-Captain; Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard. Second Row: Coach Hribar; Phillip Reese, Jerry Bernard, Keith Groves, Norm Alexander, Steve Burke, Glenn Bailey. Third Row: Gene Bukky, Mike Fedele, Dave Jacobson, Bill Baltz, Bob Cadmus, Earl Smith, A1 Ludt. Fourth Row: Jim Frink, Steve Davis, Carl Fisher, Ray Toth, Farrel Gallagher, Jerry Hupertz, Jim Davis, Gene Beall. Coach Hribar Left to Right: Coach Hribar; Dan Rand, Larry Donaldson, Jerry Fedele, Bob Booth, Lynn Bernard, Ken Bugbee, Coach Winton. 38 adison Blue Streaks op WRL Title SmioxA The Madison eserve League evils, HERRLE uorts Writer captured the 1955 Western oping the Wickliffe Blue of 5-1-1, the Perjry Pi- Jdcats, 31 6, and the , 20-13, in Booth Leads A2 In Beatinafi MADISON Streaks dum)! Leafs, 15-0, at1 dependent advantage. Td period ended, Devils went to 37 but the drive was |ri Alexander intercept- ffe aerial. This was the aepenaent ganv Modis West C tie aerial. This was the ■ Topples Thirty NO. in a i Friday ni i’ first dach Booth Paces Bh Streaks i Bv JACK SIMON Madison pass from emard. J ; strong fullbi he pigsiu.) up the mi into pay dirt from 17-yards eaks second ta West Geauga’s furthes pen tion was to their opponent’s 18-y line but lost the ball on downs vard line to• set Madison defense dug in. dele added MADISON — 12 and ENDS - L. Bernard. Ale; der; GUARDS — Donaldson, Ba .id down TACKLES — Rand, M. Fed ' :R Brol ard, Groves climaxed a sustain- ■e for the score from two t.. On the previous play, ’ sprinted 42 yards to Jrtland d ;. 2hardon, J eEarigfces Madison SpenceraHcTo WRL Win over neva GENEVA — Halfback Earl ran for three touchdowns to ce the Madison High Blue to a 19-14 Western Reserve Geneva Spencer a. Bob Wil- wns to pace attack. play of the around right T ti'st period. Smith I Jacobson, yard pass play! Geneva halfback They beat Geneva Spen- pr, 1913, outclassed Perry, 4-6. were nipped by Jeffer- on. 2619, and tied Ashta- ml a Edsewood last week rnd, 19 19. from Dave Jacobson. L a r Donaldson kicked for the point. Smith added his touchdown on a 20 right end in With 58 s contest, Sr score on a him to see over As a result, he d much, except for on a rollout patten Most of the pas from thp squad's halfback Boh Bo 'JoAstBxilt Sii to-iy, On August 20, 1955, the first day of practice, a team of anxious and well spirited boys answered the call to play football under our fine new coach, Mr. Hribar, assisted by Mr. Winton. The year before was a set-back for Madison but the team and the coaches, determined to win, practiced hard daily and by the time of the first game we had a fine looking team. SEPTEMBER 9: Our season opened with the W. R. L. Preview on our own field. Our team looked fine but time ran out before we could score. The Wickliffe Blue Devils set us back, 6-0. SEPTEMBER 16: Our first league game we traveled to Spencer for our first big victory over the Wildcats. Earl Smith paved the way that night with three touchdowns. The first was a 60-yard pass-play from Jacobson to Smith. Next was Smith running 20 yards over and the final tally came on a 43-yard pass-play from Jacobson to Smith which won the game for us. Home for the night with a 19-14 victory over the rough Wildcats. SEPTEMBER 23: On to fight the Perry Pirates, who were de- termined to win. This was one we wanted to win more than ever too. Bobby Booth raced 66 yards and 32 yards for two touchdowns — Danny Rand plunged over the line for a one-yard touchdown. Later on Dave Jacobson intercepted a pass from Perry and ran 30 yards for the final touchdown. Perry recovered a fumble to make their only score. We left the Pirates’ home nursing a 24-6 swamping and a slightly damaged goal post. SEPTEMBER 30: We entertained the Jefferson Falcons for our next league game. Lynn Bernard tallied the first touchdown on a 38-yard pass-play from Bobby Booth. Later Booth ran over for two more. We battled the Falcons all the way but they managed to beat us by a one point final score, 20-19. Our unbeaten season record had been ruined. OCTOBER 4: After a loss our spirit was greater than ever. The Bulldogs from Edgewood came into town with a big team. Plays brought us up to the 2- yard line where Bobby Booth took it over for number one. Next Earl Smith ran 22 yards for number two. Top-scorer, Bobby Booth stepped in for number 3 with a 63-yard run for the final. The Bulldogs played equally well and the final gun sounded with a 19-19 tie. OCTOBER 14: The West Geauga Wolverines visited the Blue Streaks and carried home a 12-0 loss. Mouse” Bernard carried the pigskin over on a 51-yard pass-play from Booth. Then mighty Jerry Fedele stepped into the end zone for a 17-yard touch- down. OCTOBER 20: We dubbed the Kirtland Hornets on our field for a 14-6 victory. A couple touchdowns were called back but Booth ran over to make two count. Our steam was really boiling now and we were looking ahead to the championship. OCTOBER 28: On to Chardon for a game we had to win to keep in championship running. We took measure to the Hilltoppers team and won — going home with a big 12-7 victory. Jerry Fedele galloped 40 yards for the first tally and on a 44-yard sweep, Old Faithful” Bobby Booth made the final one. NOVEMBER 4: This was our Homecoming game and we had to win. We battled the Burton Mapleleafs on a muddy gridiron which hampered much progress for either team. But the firing Blue Streaks handed the Mapleleafs a 15-0 setback after Booth ran 53 yards for the first and Keith Groves ran over for another. NOVEMBER 11: We took a breather as we swamped the Wick- liffe Blue Devils 26-0 in our final game and the one that handed the well-deserved Blue Streaks the Western Reserve Championship Title. This game was one both the boys and the coaches really wanted to win more than any other. Five sparks kindled the victory that night. First of all Earl Smith took a 10-yd. sweep, then a 53-yd. pass-play from Booth to Bernard and over. Fedele came back with a 21-yard dive for the third and Groves stepped over for the final tally. The strong Madison defense held the Blue Devils away from the end zone and as the final gun sounded we sent the Blue Devils limping to their dressing rooms with a 26-0 licking and home for us with a championship. This ended our season with 7 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie, a record that we will long be proud of and one of the finest in the history at Madison High. The Blue Streaks had what it takes to win this year; spirit, good team- work, and a fine coach. We’re proud of them and of Coach Hribar. 40 ‘pc. 3tigA 5aat6a£l First Row, Left to Right: Ray Headley, John Bukky, Rollin Alexander, Ronnie Bernard, Charles Satterfield, Bill Warner, Ted McCormak, Gary Carl, Dick Fischer. Second Row: Curt Redecker, Pat Daniel, Ray Cadmus, Lee Warren, Lenny Izzarelli, Danny Matthews, Dick Zupancic, Dave La Munyan. Third Row: Mr. Pethtel, John Billington, John Robinson, Floyd Herrick, Bill Springer, Eddie Baumgarten, Herbert Ransom, Mikel Shefty, Tony Triscari. Fourth Row: Mr. Ruland, Joe Biscotti, Ray Golic, Gene Hammond, Art Elliot, Sam Drake, John Danforth, Stanley Jackson, Rich Parzialle, Ray Bodak, Jon Eckert, Berry Borer, Dick Carl, Walter Hummpi, Dennis Dodge, Dick Hart, Glenn Harvey, Jack Shannon, Leslie Jersey, Gene Bukky, Ray Leach. Left to Right: Sidney Wentzel, Linda Jakse, Amy Braski, Roberta Bush. Vxvusitif, Si a het atl First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Bernard, Earl Smith, Bob Booth, Lynn Bernard, Eddie Naughton, Bob Cadmus. Second Row: Mr. Winton, Coach; Norman Alex- ander, Ed Ciempa, Richard Roth, Keith Groves. 42 fBcuxAet all SeoAon tay. The Blue Streaks’ ’55-’56 basketball season was a battle all the way. Coach Winton’s boys lacked height, but they made up for it with speed against very strong league competition. The squad’s tallest eager was Ace’ Eddie Naughton, 5' 11 who led the Blue Streak scor- ing all the way. The only two seniors on the team, Lynn Mouse Bernard and Bobby Booth played their best to wind up their high school playing. Considering the height of the eleven cagers this year has proved to be one that will be re- membered for the fine performance of the team in action. The record turned out better than could be expected with a team of midgets. To be thanked is our fine coach, Mr. Winton who did a splendid job of coaching our Madison Blue Streaks. MADISON 44 CHARDON 56 50 JEFFERSON 77 74 KIRTLAND 84 68 PERRY 62 68 EDGEWOOD 76 64 ASH. HARBOR 55 56 SPENCER 61 55 CHARDON 65 46 SPENCER 62 34 JEFFERSON 37 72 KIRTLAND 78 78 PERRY 57 45 BURTON 84 77 THOMPSON 34 72 EDGEWOOD 89 65 ASH. HARBOR 84 43 Jte exue Jia keifratt First Row, Left to Right: Arthur Domingos, Ronnie Bernard, Steve Davis, Farrel Gallagher, Jim Hummel. Second Row: Mr. Ruland, Richard Roth, Dennis Scholtis, Tom Coss, Leslie Jersey, Glenn Harvey, Carl Fischer. 44 9td Qtadz First Row, Left to Right: Ronnie Bernard, Jim Hummel, Eddie Moyer, John Wooden. Second Row: Arthur Domingos, Terry. Hambleton, Leslie Jersey, Glenn Harvey, Mr. Ruland. First Row, Left to Right: Damon Asbury, Ed Davis, Bob Myers, Larry Cermak, Gene Cone, Tom Beall. Second Row: Bill Potter, Jim Elliott, David Shahan, Tom Brewster, Ted McCormac, Jon Billington, Bill Springer, Ed Duvall, David LaMunyan. Third Row: Ray Cadmus, Ed Dermitt, Bill Throop, John Bukky, Bob Bush, Wayne Roper, Roland Alexander, Gary Carl, Mr. Pethtel. Fourth Row: John Crawford, Keith Marty, Richard Shahan, Dave Rudolf, Ray Bodak, Ray Leach, Wayne Border, Richard Parziale, Robert Moll. 45 Jxach First Row, Left to Right: Bob Cadmus, Bob Booth, Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard, Norm Alexander, Phillip Reese. Second Row: Ronnie Bernard, Bill Warner, Dick Carl, Farrel Gallagher, Jerry Bernard, Keith Groves, Earl Smith. Third Row: Bob Roth, Ray Gulic, Carl Fischer, Ray Toth, Bill Baltz, Jim Hummel. Fourth Row: Ray Williams, Jack Shannon, Glenn Harvey, Terry Hambleton, Eddie Moyer. 3in xe a,tl First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Fedele, Bob Booth, Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard, Norm Alexander, Phillip Reese. Second Row: Ronnie Bernard, Tom Triscari, Bill Warner, Farrel Gallagher, Bob Cadmus, Jerry Bernard, Keith Groves, Earl Smith. Third Row: Mr. Pethal, Steve Davis, Robert McMillan, Dick Carl, Dave Jacobson, Jim Hummel. Fourth Row: Richard Roth, Tom Coss, Ed Naughton, Chuck Zupancic, Terry Hambleton, Eddie Moyer. 46 CAee’clecutexA Vwtdity, Left to £zg£ ;Martha Janovosky, Eva Hummel, Sandy Bukky, Sue Greene, Kathy Jakse. [Re enue Left to Right: Jo Ann Jenkins, Beverly Eager, Phyllis Leet, Nancy Balia. Now to get up! A Hot time tonight Hawkeye The gang's all here Hot Springs, here 1 come Laurie A Star is born A Place in the sun Three Mouseketeers At ease dxyani zaiiotvx Bob Booth In the Spring of last year, a few of us from each class were elected to represent the student body in Student Council. As the governing body of Madison High School, we were faced with many situations and problems. Handling noon recreation and movies, sponsoring the cheerleaders, supervising the hallguards, and revising the constitution were only a few of the things we tackled. Immediate worries were dispelled when we vere all relaxed at the Christmas dance, which we sponsored to support the “Coach Hribar Fund.” President Bob Booth, and our advisor, Mr. Quiggle did a very good job of keeping our arguments from getting out of hand. Though we expected to find grey hairs when we peered into the mirror, by the end of the year, we were unchanged physically — but our minds were well-filled with rules and regulations. Anyway, we all got a lot of enjoyment out of exercising our legislature and administrative powers for what we hoped was the good of the students. First Row, Left to Right: Russel Warner, Sue Greene, Mr. Quiggle, Jerry Bernard, Ed Naughton, Nancy Dixon, Barb Bush. Second Row: Janice Bernard, Amy Braski, Sherilyn Ferguson, Marty Buchanan, Jim Davis, John Eckert. Third Row: Carl Fischer, Steve Davis, Dennis Sholtis, Ray Zeman, Lilly Vogrig, Martha Elliott. Stall Quanta First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Dixon, Eddie Naughton, Sue Greene, Russel Warner, Mr. Quig- gle, Barbara Bush, Dennis Sholtis. Second Row: Rita Bebout, Keith Groves, Frances Marshall, Frances Hayes, Nancy Gibbon, Roy Winfield, Ronnie Hupertz. Third Row: Carol Minnicucci, Kathryn Keyse, Janet Dill, Kathy Vogrig, Dianne La Monyon, Mary Lou Postman, Chuck Fin- ley. Fourth Row: Evelyn Ucman, Steve Davis, Mary Peterson, Jerry Hupertz, Kenny Bugbee, Jerry Fedele. Fifth Row: Marlene Hazen, Ronnie Stella, Bob Cadmas, Eddie Ciempa, Anne Griswold, Frank Geistle. Sixth Row: Carl Fisher, Norm Alexander, Mike Fedele, John Ver- nick. Where is your pass?” This is a question asked repeatedly by our hall guards of students who are forever passing in the corridors. Hall guards are chosen from the three upper grades, on their dependability, citi- zenship, and honesty. A hall guard’s duties consist of checking passes, lockers, keeping the halls orderly and directing hall traffic between periods. Under the supervision of Eddie Naughton, with Mr. Quiggle as advisor, the hall guards have regular meetings and discuss their problems and means of solving them. 51 SxAeiwtdMp, First Row, Left to Right: Sue Greene, Karen Bell, Larry Donaldson, Barbara Bush, Nancy Dixon, Wanda Atkin. Second Row: Phyllis Leet, Diane LaMunyan, Carol Jacobson, Herbert Will, Frances Mavko, Gay Gutshall, Jenny Davidson, Darla Domingos, Jo Anne Jenkins. Third Row: Mrs. Greig, Martha Buchanan, Kay Rohrbaugh, Judy Layman, Betty Jo Motchan, Maria Gaster, Judy Stubblefield, Nancy Thompson, Kathy Vogrig, Joe Klingbeil. Fourth Row: Dave Jacobson, Jim Frink, Patty McElwee, Shirley Underwood, Tony Meiers, Leslie Jersey, Ray Zeman, Jon Eckert, Nathan Rogers. The Scholarship Club is composed of students with high scholastic standings in the upper four grades. It is part of a county-wide organization which sponsors the annual Lake County Scholarship Banquet each year. The Scholarship Club takes part in sponsoring the National Honor Society at Madison and also gives a $25.00 Scholarship to a deserving senior each year. 52 £tfbuvuan . First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Hem pel, Kathy Shinsky, Nancy Davis, Carmella Reese. Second Row: James Frink, Barbara Lemming, Janet Dill, Linda Cone, Judy Titman. Safety, fPatioLx First Row, Left to Right: Richard Mayor, Bob Berta, George Scott, Richard Pavcek, Ed Powell. Second Row: Robert Roth, George Yelenic, Mr. Kandare, Gene Walker, Russel Warner. 53 3 iey. QluB- First Row, Left to Right: Ted Grafel, Roy Winfield, Ray Zeman, Mr. Winton. Second Row: Jerry Bernard, Frank Wickert, Keith Groves, Dave Jacobson, Jim Davis. Third Row: Ed Naughton, Rollin Jerome, Tony Myers, Bill Baltz, Rich Roth. Fourth Row: Russel Warner, Larry Donaldson, Lynn Bernard, Jack Roth. Fifth Row: Norm Alexander, Don Dodge, Larry Kinkolph, John Vernick. Vxvc ity, 6£u6- First Row, Left to Right: Ken Bugbee, Bob Booth, Larry Donaldson, Mr. Winton, Jerry Fedele, Lynn Bernard. Second Row: Dave Jacobson, Jerry Bernard, Jerry Hupertz, Bob Cadmus, Earl Smith, Keith Groves. Third Row: Steve Davis, Carl Fischer, Norm Alexander, Mike Fedele, Ed Naughton, Phillip Reis, Bill Baltz. 54 First Row, Left to Right: Sonja Durk, Ann Griswold, Norma Bukky, Bonnie Romig, Mary Peterson, Frances Mavko, Gay Gutshall, Barbara Jamison, Kathy Shinsky. Second Row: Mrs. Hempel, Carmella Reese, Mary Lou Postman, Dianne La Munyan, Lona Wills, Jenny Davidson, Norma Cantrall, Rita Bebout. Third Row: Janet McIntosh, Nancy Thompson, Eileen Neely, Shirley Prime, Ann Brown, Kathy Vogrig, Janet Dill, Judy Sakrisakek, Pat Shuster. Fourth Row: Delores Yelenic, Donna Warner, Marilyn Mantel, Shirley Underwood, Diane Hejduk, Judy Titman, Linda Cone, Donna Sholtis, Barbara Haase. S tiex S UrSd-y, Janie . First Row, Left to Right: Kathy Mayhew, Maren Schmidt, Carol Titman, Karen Keyse, Janet Bezdek, Roberta Bush, Amy Braski, Kathy Carrick, Nancy Bodle, Kay Thor, Carol Stevens, Connie Oakman. Second Row: Mrs. Ruland, Bonnie Cone, Estella Chadwick, Lenore Lasko, Connie Michelson, Mildred Elliott, Pat McElwee, Martha Elliott, Sue Spaller, Pat Brewster, Colleen Knapp, Pat Guyer. m A AO THE ECHO Volume 4 MADISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Number 2 inior Class Pla ell Under W To be or not to be, th( stion ” At least that 1 Graf el is asking himsel. past week he has been wing Juniors who want ' pate in the Junior Play, rhere are eight parts to h by girls and four partu ‘ yed by boys. As a result i girls and eleven boys for try outs! Quoted from Mr. Grafel — ates quite a problem to m so many students when th only eight parts for the gi 1 four for the boys. But besi characters in the play, t other jobs, consisting of s ids, ushers, and make-up art rhe play being presented i ce-comedy in three acts. It v bably have you rolling r r. ' Since this is a sneak give you a glance at o iracters. If during 1 ictice you see a littk 1 walking down the hall,4, lie Lou! Also if you h w, easy drawling voice, t d Janie Lou! You’ll reall. ick out of her! ?he characters are as follow Hie .............. Keith Grove. a ................ Sally Wilder s. Winkle..........Judy Titman lie Lou ..... Martha Janovsky mda ......... Judy Stubblefield s. McDonald ...... Martha Aller lligan ...... Jenny Davidso s. Wood .......... Bonnie Romig rley .............. Linda Cone 'he proceeds from the play go ;he Junior class to help pay for Junior-Senior Prom. ’he date set for the play is Dec. h. So start saving your money! 'une in next issue for another ak preview on the Junior play! ARSITY GIRLS RING CHEER Varsity cheerleaders this year Sue Greene, Kathy Jakse, Eva mmel, Sandy Bukky, and Mar- Janovsky. The girls practice d every night after school, iltogether they have twenty ers. Their most difficult cheer lo: “We’re Going to F-I-G-H-T”. STUDENT PROBLEM5 Behind the steel doors of tl west end of the cafeteria is tl: high school’s new Guidance Offi-: under the supervision of Mr. StoJ The main goal of this Guidan- Office is to help you with prob ems you might have in school .vhether these problems are peop or school work. Mr. Stoll is the new authorize- counsellor. He is giving aptitud I tests for those who are interests ! .n going to college or planning J vocation. There is a very goc selection of college and arme forces material in the office fc 1 nose who are interested. ' The Guidance Office is usual, open 7th and 8th periods. If you have a problem to discu: ith Mr. Stoll, make an appoint .lent with him beforehand. — «7:ii s Eugene Nelligan, first Row left to Ftances’ Marshall. Second Gene Rotv: Sonia Durk, dele, Nancy Berta. now „ Fergu O aon, Marie Frye ..j marker, Bob Bugbee, Larr Ferguson, and Judy Watkins. The cook in the kitchen who usually makes the coffee and cooks the hot dogs, and does a good job of it, is Chef Bob Bugbee. Mr. Mackey, the new advisor of Service Club this year, enjoys his position. Activities Planned For Noon Soon art c flies a - nd the paste .Halving the mache faces, and lack of storage space. The Junior and Senior art class- es have already completed two dis- plays in the Madison Public Lib- rary and are planning six more be- fore the year is out. The themes of the two completed displays were “Art in the Community” and “Aut- umn Wonders.” The other classes are setting up displays in the show case of the lower North hall. Students all seem to enjoy the art claries and some have even said they like the art course more than any other course they have taken in high school. ART WORK ADDED Noon time activities are coming soon which will be sponsored b’ the Student Council. Chairman of he noon activities committee is Jim Davis, assistants are Ray Ze man, Martha Elliott and Barbara Bush. . Cards, cness and checker games have been obtained and are now in NEWS BRIEFS Mr. Winton’s Economic Geogr phv class students have draw maps of the United States, the be- of which were placed in the bat of the Library. They were draw by Charles Finley, Carole Powe Kenneth Bugbee and Joan Whippl The top five percent of the Sei ior class according to point avsL age was chosen to take a natic wide scholarship test sDonsored I the National Merit Scholarsh Program. Five percent of the sei ior class amounts to three student The three chosen were Nancy Di on. Larrv Donaldson and Roy Wi: field. Three thousand students w be selected from the 48 states ai hey will take a final scholarsh test later in the year in compel tion for 300 scholarships. At an assembly on November Mr. Donaldson spoke brieflv f« the School Bond issue. The bond to be used in building a very mu needed gym. Ray Zeman gave a short talk c the bond issue. He urged everyoi to talk their parents into votir for the school bond. Mr. Barr closed the assemb by urging the students to work f the bond issue. On November 8, at 7 o’clock tv M.M.IkS. students (Nancy Dix« and Donald Dodge) took part in panel discussion on W.I.C.A. T.V. The subject for discussi' was Teen Age Problems. Moder tor was Bob Cunningham and tho dauhbum First Row, Left to Right: Rita Bebout, Frances Hayes, Norma Bukky, Eva Hummel, Sue Greene, Barbara Bush. Second Row: Mary Jean Roper, Nancy Gibbon, Laurelee Swertfager, Wanda Atkin, Betty Willm, Mary Peterson. Third Row: Anne Griswold, Claudia Cooper, Barbara Willm, Kathy Jakse, Nancy Dixon, Janet McIntosh. Fourth Row: Mrs. Ruland, Advisor; Russel Warner, Jerome Fedele, Gene Walker. 57 SaUwia 3jMcdei x o-f, CLmmica First Row, Left to Right: Norma Bukky, Ann Griswold, Fran Hayes, Frances Marshall, Sue Greene, Kathy Shinsky, Bonnie Romig, Shirley Underwood, Sonja Durk; Second Row: Mr. Barr, Barbara Bush, Marjorie Brown, Shirley Price, Lona Wills, Mary Peterson, Janet McIntosh, Jenny Davidson, Frances Mavko, Gay Gutshall, Rita Bebout. Third Row: Judy Stubblefield, Kay Keyse, Kathy Jakse, Karen Bell, Ronnie Stella, Bob Booth, Larry Donaldson, Ted Grafel, Gene Walker, Donna Warner, Mary Lou Postman. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Macky, Bill Odegard, Larry Donaldson, Dick Schaepe, Jerry Fedele, Roy Winfield, Russell Warner. Second Row: Larry Ferguson, Barbara Brown, Mar- jorie Brown, Phillip Bondi, Donald Dodge, Barbara Green, Nancy Davis, Robert Merchant, Dick Bauer. 53 S ivice C£uA First Row, Left to Right: Marie Frye, Dorothy Ferguson, Roger Debeirc, Joe Biscotti, Barb Lemming, Eddie Davis, Gloria Anderson, Joan Cantral, Mr. Mackey. Second Row: Carol litman, Barbara Gyer, Ruth Van Geison, Patty Eager, Phyllis Hudson, Darlene Warner, Danny Matthews. Third Row: Patsy Guyer, Marge Brown, Alice Hummel, Sherilyn Fer- guson, Janet Knuth, Donna Bixel, Barbara Green, Nancy Davis. Fourth Row: David Fer- guson, Larry Ferguson, Shirley Hooper, John Billington, Rose Herrick, Laura Buttermore. Fifth Row: Mary Parker, Lenora Lasko, Mary Maynard, Judy Graptin, Judy Watkins, Jerry Bushnell. Sixth Row: Estella Chadwick, Donna Seisler, Pat Schuster, Cynthia Ransom, Rudy Janovsky, Walter Hummpi, Anthony Stipich. Seventh Row: Rudy Davidson, Joe Six, Bonnie Romig, Earl Naughton, Ray Bodak, Carla Stier. Think of all those who would have collapsed from under-nourishment. Con- sider those who would have dehydrated from thirst. Thanks to an organization commonly known as the Service Club, none from Madison suffered these dreaded effects of malnutrition. All kidding aside, we do owe the Service Club a good deal of thanks. Aside from an occasional free hot dog, the only reward these unsung heroes” get is a sense of well-being and achievement in service of others. Very seldom are the Service Club members thanked for the work they do, and they really deserve a lot of credit for their faithfulness. 59 First Row, Left to Right: Fran Hayes. Sec- ond Row: Laurie Swertfager, Paul Hasse, Bill Black, Janice Whipple, Joanne Jenkins, Dick Bauer. Third Row: Frances Marshall, Nancy Balia, Bonnie Cone, Bob Moll, Ted McCormick, Martha Buchanan, Gene Cone. Fourth Row: Wanda Atkin, Kay Keyse, Connie Michaelson, Sidney Wentzell, Norma Bukky, Donna Warner, Judy Stub- blefield. Fifth Row: Art Domingos, Dick Carl, Bill Baltz, Jim Haase, Don Dodge, Ronnie Stella, Nancy Dixon. First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Gibbon. Second Row: Sue Greene, Marilyn Weema, Carol Quirk, Darla Domingos, Gary Carl, Joan Whipple, Barb Bush. Third Row: Louanna Behm, Larry Cermack, Phillip Sal- amone, Janet Bezdek, Janet Dill, Mary Peterson. Fourth Row: Nancy Berta, Anne Griswold, Paula Miles, Joyce Quirk, Roy Winfield, Bob Chapman, Linda Carr. Fifth Row: Ted Grafel, Jim Keyse, Eddie Keyse, Dennis Neely, Joe Klingbiel, Frank Wick- ert. The Blue Streak Band owes much to Mr. Barr, who made our year a successful one. We presented concerts and participated in the annual music contest along with many other activities. Our main project this year was raising funds for our trip to the U. S. Capitol to march in the Cherry Blossom Festival.” Bake sales, dinners, fish fries and Christmas card sales are only a few of our fund raising activities. We senior band members extend a big hand of thanks to Mr. Barr for making our last year in band a happy and very success- ful one. Majanettex Left to Right: Nancy Gibbon, Frances Hayes, Nancy Dixon, Head Majorette; Laura Swertfager, Barbara Bush. Stand First Row, Left to Right: Judy Stubblefield, Wanda Atkin, Ann Griswold, Joan Whipple, Joyce Quirk. Sec- ond Row: Linda Carr, Janet Dill, Kay Keyse, Mary Pe- terson. Third Row: Roy Winfield, Nancy Dixon, Ted Grafel, Don Dodge. 62 Smim, QAo-haxa, First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Gibbon, Kay Keyse, Jenny Davidson, Frances Mavko, Wanda Atkin, Sally Wilder, Janet Dill, Barbara Jamison, Shirley Price. Second Row: Marge Brown, Laurie Swertfager, Barbara Bush, Frank Wickert, Roy Winfield, Earl Smith, Martha Bu- chanan, Nancy Thompson, Mary Lou Postman. Third Row: Fran Hayes, Evelyn Ucman, Ronnie Stella, Bob Bugbee, Jim Frink, Noreen Paik, Judy Paik, Mr. Barr. Fourth Row: Pat Rand, Joyce Quirk, Ted Grafel, Bob Cadmus, Dennis Sholtis, Donna Warner, Donna Sholtis. Fifth Row: Linda Cone, Judy Titman, Dianne Hejduk, Phil Riese, Dan Rand, Don Dodge, Bonnie Romig, Nancy Berta, Barbara Haase. Jimuvt QAaiu x First Row, Left to Right: Alice Williams, Carol Jacobson, Joanne Jenkins. Second Row: Janet Bezdek, Carol Titman. Fourth Row: Claudia Swartzman, Phyllis Leet. Fifth Row: Pat Wat- kins, Susan Spaller, Pat McElwee, Miss Swaby. Staanet Stall Basket-Ball” Queen, Miss Nancy Dixon In February of '55, Nancy Dixon was crowned Basketball Queen at the annual Basket-Ball” sponsored b y the Juniors. Bobby Booth crowned Nancy queen while her attendants and their escorts were: Seniors, Sally Mavko and Chuck Woidtke; Juniors, Barb Zellers and Larry Donaldson; Sophomores, San- dy Bukky and Eddie Naughton; and Freshmen, Barb Haase and Carl Fisher. Guest of the event was Tommy Edwards, who spun records for dancing. It was an evening of enjoyment no one will forget. “WM ’a Wee end” SleaL CfvddimaA S pvdt The Christmas spirit prevailed over Madison High School for several weeks before Christmas vacation when the Art Classes went to work and put beautiful Christmas decorations up all over school. With Christmas trees both upstairs and downstairs, and various holiday scenes on most of the windows our school had a very festive appearance. 68 QJtwSACA Library Aid With Mrs. Hemp el Typing With Mrs. Eisbrenner Grant me a steady hand and watchful eye, That no man shall be hurt when I pass by. 70 Thou gavest life, and I pray no act of mine May take away or mar that gift of Thine. Shelter those, dear Lord, who bear me company From the evils of fire and all calamity. Teach me to use my car for other’s need, Nor miss through love of speed. The beauties of Thy world; that thus I may With joy and courtesy go on my way. Drivers Education With Mr. Winton —London Church Times Shop With Mr. Kandare Chemistry With Mr. Quiggle '’Let’s get in the swim of things” ’’But Papa, we can't move ini! 1st '’Who turned out the lights?” Chow line” BUT, ERR, There s no water in the pool What a doll!!” 75 76 PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 12 Main Street Madison, Ohio GARY'S SUNOCO 6 East Main Street Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-4161 MAYHE.W FEED FUEL CO. Madison, Ohio Which one is the feed bag? E. H. LANGE AGENCY General Insurance Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-2701 LAWRENCE'S 05 to 1.00 Store Main Street Madison, Ohio Whistle while you work I G A North Madison Shopping Center What are these peas doing among the carrots over here? 77 JACK and JILL SHOP Children's Wear Hubbard Road North Madison, Ohio ELLIS PHARMACY 26 Main Street Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-3781 Do you sponsor this team? CHARLES F. ECKERLE Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Phone HA 8-4061 MADISON LUMBER CO. Phone HA 8-3491 Here we are, Ted! THE MADISON PRESS Your Hometown Newspaper 112 West Main Street Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-2511 MADISON HARDWARE CO. 38 West Main Street Phone HA 8-3821 78 WRIGHT DEPARTMENT STORE 55 N. Broadway Genera, Ohio Compliments of: QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS The complete home furnishing store 58 S. Broadway Geneva, Ohio BETTY'S COFFEE SHOP 50 N. Broadway Geneva, Ohio NITA-PAT RESTAURANT Finest In Foods Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-2124 DALE'S BEAUTY SALON Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-2428 Graper's Auto Electric Service 58 E. Main St. Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-2128 79 Stafford's Jewelry and Music Store 52 W. Main St. Geneva, Ohio REES' REXALL DRUG Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-3225 Harvey Johnson Motors, Inc. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealers Geneva, Ohio The Great A P Tea Co. 61 N. Broadway Geneva. Ohio JACKSON'S MEN'S SHOP 15 W. Main St. Geneva, Ohio MODERNE FLORISTS We wire flowers anywhere in the world Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-1223 80 Madison High Salutes Hi-Way Dry Cleaners HI-WAY DRY CLEANERS Fast Action—1-Hour Cleaning 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. QUALITY CLEANING AT POPULAR PRICES Phone HA 8-5100 North Madison, Ohio Time to Dry with Hi-Way 81 Griffith's Home Auto Supply 56 N. Broadway Geneva, Ohio BEATTY FLORIST Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-3723 GARRICK'S Women's and Children's Wear Geneva, Ohio Compliments of: TAYLOR PONTIAC Pontiac Sales and Service Geneva, Ohio Erbacher's Pure Oil Service Emergency A.A.A. Service Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-4252 HANKEY'S GIFT SHOP 23 N. Broadway Geneva, Ohio 82 GENEVA LAUNDRY 291 E. Main St. Geneva, Ohio ) PERFECTION PIPE NIPPLE CO. Lake Street Madison, Ohio U. S. COCOA MAT CORP. Edwards Street Madison, Ohio CHAMBERLIN'S Fine Quality Men's Wear Geneva, Ohio Compliments of: Geneva Electrical Appliances 50 West Main Street Lee Dominick, Prop. MARK'S PURE OIL STATION 24-Hour Towing North Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-2856 or HA 8-2485 83 Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . . Margot Ann's Beauty Shop N. Madison Shopping Center Phone HA 8-4201 F. TURI DEPT. STORE Main Street Madison, Ohio Compliments of: Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1956 Wilford and Betty Behm BEHM FUNERAL HOME Madison, Ohio POWELL PAINTING CO. Rte. 528 Madison, Ohio MARCY CHEVROLET SALES Official A.A.A. Garage Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-1116 84 GENEVA BUICK CO. When Better Cars Are Built, Buick Will Build Them ---International Trucks----- ---Wrecker Service------- Phone HO 6-1161 QUIRK RADIO T.V. Sales and Service Hubbard Road North Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-2102 SPEAR'S FOOD STORE Groceries and Meats Main Street Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-3861 G. J. SPEAR, Owner 85 PHYL'S BEAUTY SHOP 'Personalized Permanents Complete Beauty Service E. Main St. Geneva, Ohio Phone HO 6-3711 ,11 ■1 BIBiB ■•■II ■■■«■ ■BIBB ••III I ■ fl Hill I ■ ■ B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l«lll ■ ■ Hill Face Reality with Miller Company'' MILLER REALTY CO. Established 1908 Phone HO 6-3722 Geneva, Ohio Mr; I STANDARD OIL PROTjj r That will be... GLEASON'S SOHIO SERVICE Corner of Main and Lake Streets Madison,Ohio Phone HA 8-4162 The Euclid Electric Mfg. Co. Madison, Ohio 86 t Heavy date? I've got just the thing for you KIMBALL AND KIMBALL STEVIE'S BEAUTY SALON Open any evening by appointment Real Estate N. Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-5404 Madison, Ohio Phone HA 8-2121 BATES ELECTRIC CO. Foster and Son Hardware Westinghouse Sales Service Sherwin Williams Paints Madison, Ohio Madison, Ohio 87 MADISON GARAGE Studebaker Sales, Service Formal I Tractors International Trucks JEAN ANN'S SNACK BAR Finest in Foods Madison, Ohio BOOSTER LIST Mrs. Esther Semones Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Wesley EllioV Mr. Ray Miller Mr. Joe Berta Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Mrs. Delford Behm Mr. Walter J. Keyse Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Mrs. F. C. Ellis Lyle De Voss Shoe Store Home Economy Store Mr. and Mrs. Distler Mr. W. C. Knuth Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hagerdon Mr. Wayne Bennett Mr. Lewis Walker Mr. James Warner Don Warner, Agency Mr. George Winfield Mr. Clarence Quirk Mr. Elmer Bezdek Mr. Elmer Roth East Main Texaco Frank Sampson Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Coss Mr. Phillip Anderson Madison Motel Mrs. Rose Gerak Mr. Elmer Wargelin A Friend Mrs. Lynn Benedict Mr. Andrew Manteli Ashley Signs Art Barber Shop Town Country Store Krohn's Modern Shoe Repair D'Abate Sons Grocery Rev. B. H. Garlich PHOTOGRAPHY DONE BY: HUNTER'S STUDIOS, P'ville. ART TAYLOR STUDIOS, Geneva 88 SmtA As we, the Senior Class of 1955-1956, leave and travel down the Road of Life, we hope these pages will carry many fond memories for you of your school days at Madison Memorial High School. 89 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover MonutoUurers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City FUTURE EXPANSION OlRLS' LOCKERS, SHOWERS AND TOILETS BOYS' LOCKERS, SHOWERS TEAM LOCKER BOVS' ATHLETIC 01 UNIFORM ORYINB UNIFORM STOR ATHLETIC STORAGE GIRLS ATHLETIC D WOMENS TOILETS- N ACK BAR QVM. EQUIPMENT GYMNASIUM CONTEST COURT ( 2 PRACTICE COU J7'-I0 X B4'-0 ) SEATING FOR 120 SUBDIVIDING CURTAIN PARKING AREA G Y M M N ASIUM ADIS WITH 0 N AUXILIA M E R 1 E S M FOR 0 R 1 A L H 1 0 u T C A L T - G U E N T H E R a A S S 0 C 1 A T E S A