Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

CAULDRON 1960 MADISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL East Main Street Madison, Ohio FOREWORD ... The pageantry of student life, the complexity of experiences gained in any given year . . . this is a story as familiar as it is traditional, as unique as the individuals and their time. Old walls mirrored in the chrome and glass of new structures take on a fresh look. The manners of student living undergo subtle changes as Brahms bows to Presley, Newton to Bohr. Classes and individuals grow. Yet, in the end, the same great tradition is served—the better prepara- tion of young men and women for a better life. Madi- son High did this in 1959-1960, effectively, brilliantly, excitingly! Howard W. Donaldson, Superintendent A D M I N I S T R A T I O Herbert Stoll, Guidance Director K I Stephen Matuscak, Asst. Principal 1 1 4 Alexander J. Barr Principal Joyce Pastor Secretary to Mr. Donaldson 5 Mabel Roth Secretary to Mr. Barr Row One: Mr. T. Mackey, Mr. Vogan, Mr. Clark. Row Two: Mr. Matuscak, Mr. Black. M log r = log M or I (log M) b M b r b r What is this . . . ancient hieroglyphics or Greek? It is neither, of course, as any math major can tell you. It is simply the formula for finding the logarithm of the root of a number. We proudly salute Madison's mathematical wizards for the fine job they do in this ever-important, ever-progressing field. H LANGUAGES, LIBRARIANS, ARTS Conjugations, verbs, infinitives . . . the mastery of a foreign language is truly an art. French, Latin, and Spanish evolve under the direction of Mrs. Trescott and Mr. Grafel. Students in these classes are constantly reminded of the fine arts by the lovely paintings which grace our halls. We thank Mr. Heichel for his fine direction in art and yearbook activities. To meet the problems of research and reading material, our library, under the direction of Mrs. Delong, has expanded and improved its facilities. Row One: Mrs. Trescott, Mrs. Delong. Row Two: Mr. Heichel. Mr. Grafel. 7 Row One: Mrs. Abesheheen, Mr. Walther, Mrs. Rust. Row Two: Mr. Webb, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Byers, Mr. Guy. ENGLISH Although many students are taking a foreign lan- guage, there are many of us still trying to master our native tongue, English. To meet the demands of a growing school, the English Department has added two new teachers, a course in remedial reading and a chance to overcome the barriers of poor speech. 8 Miss Shafer, Home Economics; Mr. Orchard. Driver Training; Mr. Kandare and Mr. J. Mackey. Industrial Arts. Row One: Mrs. Acker, Home Economics and Commercial; Mrs. Featherinqham, Physical Education. Row Two: Mr. Pethtel. Physical Education; Mr. Featheringham, Commercial. 9 DRIVER’S TRAINING INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS Crash! Is that a pan dropping? A hammer falling to the floor? Or our driver training car hitting a tree? No matter which it is, the year is still young and the courses are still unfamiliar. By the end of the year, however, the students in Industrial Arts, Driver's Training, and Home Economics are well-versed in manipulating their tools whether it be a hammer, pan or car. PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMERCIAL Madison is very proud of the merger which took place last September fifth. Miss Schieda, our gymnastic instructor, and Mr. Feathering- ham, our commercial teacher, incorporated their co-ordinating talents to form the concern of Featheringham and Featheringham. The Featheringhams are assisted in their school chores by Mrs. Acker of our commercial de- partment, and Mr. Pethtel of the Boy's Physi- cal Education Department. Mrs. Behm, Mr. Quiggle. Mr. Ferencz. Mr. Winne. SCIENCE . . . From General Science to Physics, the students can feel the impact of the scientific phenomena occurring in the world today. Although he is overwhelmed with the enormity of subject matter, our scientific staff has coped with the situation and produced some of the most competent science students in the county. SOCIAL STUDIES Around the world in I 80 days! This is the all-expense paid tour offered to students who take one of the many social studies courses provided. Your own seat becomes the magic carpet which takes you to new adventures in the past and gives you a look at your place in society today. Row One: Mr. Martin, Miss McCracken, Mr. White, Mr. Foote. Row Two: Mr. Winton, Mr. Hribar, Mr. Rulend. 11 The new Industrial Arts wing as it looked at the start of this school yeai NEW SHOP WING Wayne Roper takes readings from the board in the new electrical section at the shop. 12 Madison Memorial High School salutes the generous people of Madi- son for supplying the money to enlarge our mechanical arts building. With the new forty by six foot shop addition, the mechanical arts depart- ment is able to offer three separate areas of development. In addition to our former wood and drafting area, we are now intro- ducing an all metal section which includes courses in sheetmetal, ore and glass welding, electricity, machine shop and automotives. New equipment includes a bench shear which cuts metal to one-six- teenth of an inch, a brake for bending metal, three machine lathes and a shaper which cuts metal vertically to an angle. The teachers of mechanical arts now have their own private offices in their own building. It is also interesting to note that our own high school boys are doing much of the final work themselves. Mr. Mackey demonstrates the working parts of new lathes in metals section of shop. 13 Steering Committee Front, Mr Barr, Mr. Stoll, Mr. Quiggle. Rear. Mrs. Behm. Ardythe Ashley. Jim He'iduk, Lenore Laslco at the wheel. OPERATION STADIUM A dream come true! Operation Stadium, the project started by the students, under the Steering Committee's leadership is a success! The students of Madison Memorial High School saw their dream realized on September 18th for that was the night that the Memorial Stadium was dedicated. During the school years 1958-1960, Operation Stadium was the project of the entire school. All the students and many outside groups supported this worthy endeavor. We all wanted our football field to be a part of our high school! Money was raised in a variety of ways. The class of '59 started the ball rolling by donating the scoreboard. Each of the classes pledged a certain amount with the gold star going to the class of '64. These students, without a penny in their treasury, really got out and worked. They sold everything that was sellable and came in. with the’second highest pledge! We are proud of our enthusiastic younger classmates! 14 Dances and paid assemblies played a major part in collecting money and attaining our goal. One of the first projects of Operation Stadium'' was the sale of Madison Press subscriptions. The Madison Press gave us a wonderful deal on these, and we would like to extend our sincere thanks for their generous assistance. We would also like to thank the Booster Club for their contributions, interest and kindness. The groups and clubs within the school that fulfilled their pledges are: The Key Club, The Student Council, The Senior Tri-Hi-Y, and the Athletic Association. Yes, each of us can feel a glow of success and self-pride when we see that the dream of '59 is now reality! The Memorial Stadium was a truly great achievement! SENIORS The hands that will mold the future. Each year is its own, yet it is all years put together; from a distinguished past we inherit the promise of a brilliant future! Gloria Anderson Beautician Hall Guards 123, Jr. Tri Hi Y 12, F.B.L.A. 4, F. N. I, Home- coming Queen 4, Student Sec. 4, Prom Com. 3, Punch Girl 2, Cheerleader 123, Class Treas. 23 Richard Bauer Musician Camera Club 1234, Debate 4, Chess 123, Science Club 23, F.T.A. 34, Band 12, Chorus 1234, Prom Com. 3. Projection- ist 234, Dance D.J. Thomas Beall Dentist Chess Club 34, Key Club 1234, Class Treas. I, Schol. Club 12, Basketball 123, Foot- ball I, Inter-ClassTournaments 4 Barbara Benedict Airline Stewardess Hall Guards 12, FBLA 4, Serv- ice Club 234, Jr. Play 3, F.N. 12, Band 12, Chorus 1234, Inter-Class Tournaments 23, Student Sec. 4, Prom Com. 3 Damon Asbury Doctor Student Coun. 3, Hall Guards 1234, Jr. Play 3, Key Club 1234, Varsity Club 34, Home- coming Escort 4, Hiram Team, Basketball 12, Football I, Golf 34, Inter-Class Tournaments 1234 Jerry Baumert Mechanical Engineer Hall Guards 23, Baseball 2. Inter-Class Tournaments 2 Louanna Behm Elementary Teacher Lib. 4, F.T.A. 234, Band 1234, Chorus 1234, Pep Band 234, Play Usher 3 Ronald Bernard Auto Mechanic Varsity Club 234, Baseball 23, Basketball 12, Inter-Class Tour- naments 123 18 Jon Billington Engineer Jr. Play 3, Key Club 1234, Chorus 12, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 234, Track 12, Basketball 12 Raymond Bodak Varsity Club 234, Basketball 234, Football 234, Inter-Class Tournaments I Barbara Brown Airline Stewardess Camera Club I, Hall Guards 34, F.B.L.A. 34, Service Club I, Student Sec. 4 Robert Bush Engineer Schol. Club 1234, Key Club 234, Varsity Club 34, Cauldron 4, Boy's State 3, Nat'l Honor 34, Hiram Team, Jr. Play 3, Basketball 1234, Golf 34, Schol. Club Pres. 4 Phillip Blair Trade School Jr. Play 3, Key Club 234, Band 123, Chorus 12, Pep Band 123 Margaret Brotiman Dietician Hall Guards 3, F.T.A. 3, F.N. 23, Inter-Class Tournaments 23 Diane Brown Private Secretary Hall Guards 34, F.B.L.A. 34, Service Club 2, Jr. Play 3, Student Sec. 4, Usher for Graduation 3, Class Sec. 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 234, Sr. Homecoming 4 Roberta Bush Teacher Student Coun. 14, Lib. 123, Hall Guards 1234, F.T.A. 234, Schol. Club 1234, Nat'l Honor 34, Jr. Play 3, Chorus 12, Cauldron 4, Hiram Team 3, Prom Com. 3, Grad Usher 3. Cheerleader 1234, Pres. 4, In- ter-Class Tournament' 1234 19 Laura Buttermore Secretary F.B.L.A. 34. Inter-Class Tourna- ments 24, Student Sec. 4 Laird Cermak Minister Debate Club 3, Chess Club 34. Schol. Club 1234, Key Club 234, Varsity Club 34, Band 12, Inter-Class Tournaments 14, Legion Essay Winner 2, Hiram Team 23, Basketball 123, Base- ball 234, Perfect Att. 12, Nat'l Merit Schol. Winner 4 Bonnie Cone Teacher Student Coun. Sec. 4, Hall Guards 4, F.T.A. 234, Schol. Club 1234, Play 3, Band 1234. Pep Band 1234, Prom Com. 3, Hiram Team 13, Class Vice- Pres. 3, Nat'l Merit Schol. Winner 4, Voice of Democ- racy Winner 3, Dance Band 1234, Nat'l Honor 3 Karen Cz Teacher Lib. 1234, Service Club 3, Play 3, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 3, Student Sec. 4, Grad. Usher 3 Joan Cantaral Secretary Hall Guards 12, Jr. Trl Hi Y I, F.B.L.A. 4, Service Club I. F.N. 12, Chorus I, Student Sec. 4, Cheerleader 23, Inter- Class Tournaments 124 Linda Clifford Housewife Transferred Senior Year Gene Cone Varsity Club 34. Band 12, Pep Band 2, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 34. Basketball 12, Base- ball 234, Class Treas. I Roger Debevc Engineer Prom Com. 3 20 Carolyn DeLaney Private Secretary Hall Guards 12, F.T.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 3, Service Club 34, Play Prompter 3, Chorus 12, Student Sec. 4, Prom Com. 3, Grad. Usher 3 John Dzopico T.V. Repairman Hall Guards 23 Marjorie Elliott Teacher Hall Guards 123, Science Club 23, F.T.A. 234, Play Usher 3 Virginia George Secretary Transferred Senior Year, Hall Guards 4 Barbara Dyer Housewife Halls Guards I, Jr. Tri Hi Y I, F.B.L.A. 4, Service Club I, Student Sec. 4 Karen Eckerle Medical Secretary Jr. Tri Hi Y I, F.B.L.A. Treas. 4, Service Club I, Chorus 123, Student Sec. 4 Douglas Erbacher Doctor of Zoology Hall Guards 234 Janet Gerchman Public Accountant Transferred Senior Year 21 Patricia Suyer Secretary Librarian 12, Hall Guard 12, Jr. Tri Hi Y I, Sr. Tri Hi Y 2, F.T.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 34, Service Club 12, Band 1234. Head Majorette 1234, Chorus I, In- ter-Class Tournaments 234, Prom Com. 3, Class V.P. 2, Class Treas. I Alma Helnsius Secretary Transferred in Junior Year Sr. Tri Hi Y 34 Dorothy Hudson Accountant Librarian 1234, Hall Guard 3, Science Club 2, F.B.L.A. 4, Service Club 12, Chorus 12, Inter-class Tournaments 12, Student Sec. 4, Perfect Att. 12 Barbara Hupertz Secretary Hall Guard 123, F.B.L.A. 3, Junior Play 3, F.N.C. 12, In- ter-class Tournaments 1234, Prom. Com. 3, Grad. Usher 3 Patricia Golic Secretary Service Club 2, Schol. Club 1234, Chorus 23, Prom Com. 3, Play Usher 3 Douglas Harper Horticulturalist Hall Guard 12, Chess Club 3, Chorus 34, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 1234, Baseball 123 Joseph Hejduk Electrical Service Junior Play 3. Inter-class Tour- naments 2, Prom Com. 3 Sandra Huetter Teacher F.T.A. 3, Pres. 4, Schol. Club 124, Sec. 3, Nat'l Honor So- ciety 34, Junior Play 3. Chorus 12, Homecoming 4, Legion Essay Winner I, Hiram Team 123. Prom Com. 3, Grad. Usher 3, Class Sec. 3, Perfect Att, I, Nat'l Merit Schol. Test Honors 4 22 Patricia Jamison Nurse Hall Guards 23, Service Club 234, Schol. Club 2, Play 3, F.N.C. 234, Band I, Chorus 12, Cauldron 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 234, Prom Com. 3, Class V.P. 4 Dolores Kozlevcar Music Teacher F.T.A. 234, Schol. Club 2, Band 1234, Chorus 1234, Pep Band 1234, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 2, Play Usher 3 Mary Maynard Teacher Hall Guard 12. Jr. Tri Hi Y I, F.T.A. 2, Chorus 12, Inter- Class Tournaments 4, Perfect Att. 23 Theodore McCormac Psychologist Student Coun. 2, V.P. 34, Hall Guard 3, Schol. Club 123, Nat'l Honor 3. Boy’s State 3. Key Club 234. Varsity Club 234, Band 1234, Inter-Class Tournaments 14, Hiram Team 12, Prom Com. 3, Class Pres. 24, Class V.P. I, Basketball 123, Baseball 234, Football I 34, Co-Captain 4, Perfect Att. 2 William Jones Researcher in Math and Elec- tronics, Transferred in Senior Year Leigh Manteli Golf Course Superintendent Hall Guards 123, Inter-Class Tournaments I, Football I, Wrestling 4 Keith Marty Architect Key Club 4, Chorus I, Track 3, Basketball I Constance Michelson Medical Secretary Jr. Tri Hi Y I, F.B.L.A. Pres. 4, Schol. Club 34, Band 1234, Majorette 234, Chorus 123, In- ter-Class Tournaments 24, Stu- dent Sec. 4, Class Treas. 4 23 Paula Miles Psychologist Student Coun. 4, F.T.A. 4, 1234, Majorette 234, Chorus 1234, Cauldron 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 1234, Prom Com. 3, Punch Girl 3 Shirli Montgomery Art Career Librarian 2, Service Club 2, Schol. Club 1234, Chorus 3, Student Sec. 4 Amanda Lashlee Teacher Hall Guard 34, F.T.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Sec. 4, Play 3, Homecoming 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 34, Student Sec. 4, Grad. Usher 3, Transferred Junior Year Raymond Leitch Architect Hall Guard 123, Play 3, Var- sity Club 234, Chorus 12, In- ter-Class Tournaments 1234, Basketball 123, Baseball 2, Football 12 Robert Moll Medical Career Key Club .34, Band 1234, Chorus 234, Pep Band 34, Per- fect Att. 12 Robert Myers Businessman Homecoming Escort 4 Inter- Class Tournaments 3, Basket- ball 124 Lenore Lasko Language Expert Student Coun. 3, Pres. 4, Hall Guard 23, Jr. Tri Hi Y Pres. I, F.T.A. 234, Service Club 1234, Schol. Club 1234, Nafl Honor 3, Play 3, Girl's State 3, Chorus 134, Cauldron 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 1234, Legion Essay Winner 23, Hiram Team 23, Prom Com. 3, Grad. Usher 3, Class Pres. 3, Class Sec. 123, Operation Stadium Chairman 3. Nat'l Merit Schol. 4 Thomas Lowry Engineer Key Club 234, Varsity Club 234, Homecoming Escort 4, Cauldron 4, Prom Com. 3, Basketball 234, Baseball 2, Per- fect Att. 3, Golf 34, Key Club V.P. 4 24 Richard Naughton Pharmacist Hall Guards 4 Christine Peer Secretary Camera Club 2, Hall Guards 23, F.B.L.A. 34. Student Sec. 4, Perfect Att. 13 Henry Rogers Engineer Schol. Club 1234, Boy's State 3, Band I, Legion Essay Win- ner I, Hiram Team 23 David Rudolf Dentist Hall Guard I, Schol. Club 1234, Golf 34, Band I, Home- coming Escort 4, Cauldron 4, Inter-Class Tournaments I, Hiram Team 12, Prom Com. 3, Basketball 1234, Baseball 2, Key Club I, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Pres. Lake County Schol. Club 4. Perfect Att. 3 Wayne Neely Mathematician Camera Club 134, Debate Club 34, Chess 134, Science Club 13, F.T.A. 34, Schol. Club 134, Math Club 34, Key Club 134, Nat'l Honor 3, Hiram Team 13. Projectionist 134 Margaret Podgurski Stenographer Student Coun. 2, Hall Guards 1234, F.T.A. 123, F.B.L.A. 4, Play 3, Chorus 12, Homecom- ing 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 1234, Student Sec. 4, Prom Com. 3, Grad. Usher 3, Cheer- leader 4 Wayne Roper Draftsman Hall Guards 123, Basketball I Joseph Schlevenski Teacher Hall Guards 123, Science Club 123. F.T.A. 234, Schol. Club 123, Math Club 3, Key Club 1234, Legion Essay Winner 12, Hiram Team 12, Prom Com. 3 25 William Sesulka College Education Hall Guard 34, Band 3, Inter- Class Tournaments 34, Base- ball 4, Football 3 William Springer Doctor Hall Guards 123, Schol. Club 1234, Nat'l Honor 3, Key Club 12, Varsity Club 234, Inter- Class Tournaments I, Basket- ball 1234, Baseball 234 Sandra Swiger Secretary Transferred Junior Year F.B.L. A, 4, Student Sec. 4 Nettie Twigger Nurse's Aid Hall Guards 12, F.B.L.A. 4, Service Club 34, Student Sec. 4, Usher for Grad, and Play 3, Perfect Att. 12 Maurice Shahan Mechanic Hall Guard 12, Inter-Class Tournaments 23 Nick Square Commercial Artist Hall Guard 3, Varsity Club 34, Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Cauldron 4, Prom Com. 3, Track 1234 Johanna Turkenburg Secretary Hall Guards I, F.B.L.A. 4 Clifford Vandervort Announcer Hall Guards 1234, Key Club 12 26 David VanRensselaer College Hall Guard I, Key Club 4, Band 12, Homecoming Escort 4, Prom Com. 3, Baseball 12, Golf 34 Marilyn Weema Biology Researcher Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Play Usher 3 John Wheatley Radar Technician Hall Guards 123, Schol. Club I, Jr. Play 3. Key Club 1234, Golf 34. Basketball 12, Inter- Class Tournaments 34 Janice Whipple Teacher Hall Guards 13, F.T.A. 234, Schol. Club 1234, Play 3. Band 1234, Prom Com. 3, Perfect Att. 12, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 1234 Lilly Vogrig Elementary Education Student Coun. 12, Treas. 3, Hall Guard 12, Jr. Tri Hi Y I. F.T.A. 1234, Schol. Club 1234, Nat'l Honor 3, Girl's State 3, Chorus I, Cauldron Editor 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 124, Hiram Team 12, Prom Com. 3 Sydney Wetitiell Secretary Jr. Tri Hi Y I, F.B.L.A. 4, Band 12, Inter-Class Tourna- ments 12, Student Sec. 4, Majorette 12 Phyllis Wheeler Secretary Hall Guards I. F.B.L.A. 4, Inter-Class Tournaments 4 Student Sec. 4. Perfect Att. I Kristen Whipple Chemist Hall Guards 123. Science Club 23. S«“hol Club 1234, Math Club 34, Play 3 Robert Will Electrical Engineer Hall Guard 123, Science Club 3 Lillian Zapp Secretary Transferred in Junior Year, Hah Guard 3, Student Sec. Neal Robertson Alice Hoyt Portrait Artist Schol. Club 12 28 Patricia Yuill Teacher Student Coun. 4, Hall Guard 3, Jr. Play 3, F.N.C. 123, Band 1234, Chorus 2, Pep Band 234, Inter-class Tournaments 234 Carole Quirk Social Worker Jr. Tri Hi Y I. F.T.A. 2. Band 1234, Chorus 1234, Pep Band 1234, Play Usher 3, Dance Band 234 Sharon Vliek NOT PICTURED Gerald Ernest Charles Hemmi Erla Johnston MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ted McCormac Lenore Lasko SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST ATTRACTIVE Amanda Lashlee Damon Asbury PERSONALITY PLUS Tom Beall Lilly Vogrig SPORTS SPECTACULARS Ray Bodak Pat Yuill BLUE STREAK BOOSTERS Bob Bush Pat Jamison The Camera Club's winning float was centered around a manure spreader. HOMECOMING OUR RADIANT QUEEN Gloria Anderson 33 Directed and financed by the Sen- ior Class, homecoming celebrations were festive and well-planned. Friday, October 9, featured an exciting game in which the Blue Streaks tied the Chardon Hilltoppers in a 0-0 thriller. The halftime, program re- volved about the coronation of the 1959 Football Homecoming Queen, lovely Gloria Anderson. The week- end was climaxed by a Homecoming Dance Saturday, October 10, which was decorated in hues of rose with a crown of gold as the main attrac- tion suspended from the ceiling over the court of senior girls. The charm- ing attendants: Diane Brown, Sandra Huetter, Amanda Lashlee, and Peg Podgurski reigned with Gloria over the gala affair. Ted McCormac, Gloria Anderson. Mr. Syd- ney Anderson Row One: Sandy Huerter. Mandy Lashlee. Center: Gloria Anderson. Row Two: Diane Brown. Peggy Podgurski. HOMECOMING COURT This page brought to you through the courtesy of Carlisle-Alien Co., Ashtabula, Painesville and Warren. 34 HMMiiMi Karol Klapp—Freshman Class Cheryl Petrie—Eighth Grade Class Linda Tatar—Seventh Grade Class JUNIOR CLASS . J. Babic M. Balfourd J. Bernard S. Berta L. Berwalt J. Biscotti B. Bixel M. Blair N. Bodle W. Border A. Braski P. Brewster G. Britton S. Brumbaug! M. Berkheimer G. Cari C. Carr M. Carrick J. Cimino L. Cone C. Cross J. Csepegi M. Cudzilo J. Davis C. Dilcher D. Dodge J. Elliott S. Felix D. Fischer B. Gerred M. Graves J. Greene D. Gress T. Harvey P. Hasse R. Hayden K. Hamilton Z. Heise R. Helpenstell B. Henninger W. Humppi L. Izzarelli R. Jackson L. Jakse M. Jameson R. Joiner L Jordan K. Keyse R. Kilty D. LaMunyan M. Lenham M. Larko C. Layman C. Lister W. Martin K. Mayhew ( R. Mayor M. McAdams N. Maglothin S. McIntosh R. Merchant R. Morgan D. Naughton K. Nichols E. Nixon W. Orcutt B. Pettigrew N. Pennoyer S. Postman J. Postman W. Potter B. Prince C. Redecker M. Schmidt D. Sedelmeyer J. Sidley S. Smith C. Spisak M. Stevens R. Stevens J. Stewart C. Stipe R. Swallow M. Taylor K. Thor B. Throop C. Vernick J. Wallace G. Wargelin L. Warren J. Wheeler S. Wiley C. Winfield K. Wolf J. Wright J. Zapp B. Zielke J. Bukky 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS. A. Adams B. Akehurst A. Ashley J. Baker D. Balaban L. Barber S. Barnett M. Behm L. Bezdek P. Blackstock B. Bork R. Bradbury B. Brandt D. Brown G. Buck B. Bukky L. Bukky B. Carroll K. Christe C. Ciempa A. Cinco W. Cone C. Creel F. Cudzillo R. Curtin B. Curtiss R. Dagin L. Dame S. Danyi L. Davidson J. Doepp S. Edleman M. Eliott A. Erbacher L Fenalson H. Fitzgerald N. Foster J. George H. Grace P. Grafel M. Gustincic J. Hall J. Hamblin R. Hart L. Hearn G. Hedrick J. Hejduk C. Hemmi P. Hemmi S. Herman P. Hoffman T. Hogan S. Hornacky C. Houch S. Huetter R. Hummel 38 L. Hunter S. Ingersoll S. Johnson T. Johnson D. Kalinsky P. Kovack E. Kozlevcar B. Kusar L. Lanham S. Lasko J. Lauster D. Leet M. Lilly S. Loomis M. Madsen R. Materna D. McElwee R. McGlothlin W. McNamara R. Moeckel R. Moll B. Morgan L. Murphy L. Myers E. Nichols B. Northcott C. Oakman M. Ogden P. Pasquarelli C. Peters D. Piispanen T. Roper V. Roth J. Robinson L. Robertson T. Remy J. Saari M. Sales J. Schafer M. Schuster G. Scott M. Scott A. Shahan J. Sherman M. Sintic J. Skerl J. Snyder J. Spring T. Square D. Swallow G. Tarman D. Thaver G. Ward S. Webster J. Weigle R. Weigle C. Welsh D. Williams S. Williams K. Wills T. Yoe R. Zupancic 39 R. Antelope R. Arnold M. Balia P. Barton G. Bauer J. Beall J. Beer V. Behm C. Bernheimer B. Bond D. Bond L. Bradford F. Brown S. Bryant R. Buchko P. Buck S. Butler B. Carey R. Carder C. Cauldwell T. Cermak D. Chapman D. Cinco D. Cockerell D. Cooper S. Craxton D. Cross D. Debevec R. Denslow J. Dowling F. Dugan S. Eckert F. Ferguson S. Frit? T. Gabor L. Gerrit S. Gibson T. Graves R. Guthrie D. Guyer J. Hasse R. Haggerton P. Harper L Hart D. Hawes N. Hejduk D. Hemmi B. Herdershot F. Herrick N. Holl E. Howard B. Hummel J. Hutchinson E. Jarvi G. Jenkins M. Johnson K. Kalinsky J. Katie R. Keller B. Kerry FRESHMAN CLASS. 40 C. Klapp K. Cline J. Knerem R. Komssi M. Kovach J. Kuhn L. Laird B. Lane C. Luikart J. Lishman L. Lowry M. Mahan W. Malcomb G. Malnar M. Martin P. Mayle C. McCauley V. McFarland B. McLaughlin S. McGlothlin E. McMahon J. Millsop M. Muller P. Myers A. Na+oli J. Nixon J. Orqel D. Pajer P. Passerell F. Patrick K. Pechak C. Perry C. Pethtel J. Postman D. Prentice B. Reese R. Rogers P. Rohn A. Ryan A. Ryan R. Sesulka R. Seyler D. Schultz L. Sharp S. Sironen A. Snyder R. Spaller P. Spencer H. Steele E. Stevens J. Stewart R. Stubblefield R. Taylor M. Valerio R. Vandervort K. Warren S. Warren A. Weichart D. Wilson A. Woidtke R. Zapp J. Zeman S. Zupancic 41 EIGHTH GRADE T. Ahrens L. Antweiler C. Arnold R. Ashcraft M. Balwanz J. Barclay S. Barnhouse K. Barr B. Bee J. Beer T. Behm E. Benadum G. Bennett S. Berg D. Bezdek A. Black T. Black T. Blouin D. Bodak S. Bork M. Brafford M. Brichford B. Britton J. Brown J. Bryant T. Bukky L. Busch J. Buttermore K. Buttwin J. Carl D. Carr C. Caruthers P. Childs J. Chaldek _ J. Cieslinski T. Clark N. Claypool D. Close J. Conklin A. Creel M. Crofoot S. Crozier B. Cudzilo L. Cz J. Davis S. Deeley J. Denslow D. Devers E. Dille S. Dille B. Diosi N. Disbrow D. Dodge K. Doubledee N. Eager J. Edelman S. Elliott K. Engstler L. Erbacher R. Felix T. Fenlason K. Fisher K. Fluke B. Fowler C. Freshley D. Fritts T. Galbraith M. Gardewin G. George J. George L. Gerred R. Gibson G. Gifford E. Griswold C. Gromofsky L. Gustincic S. Guyer P. Hagen D. Hamblin D. Hayman 42 J. Hearn M. Heath D. Hegiund T. Hegiund R. Hefse R. Hejduk C. Hill F. Hoffman J. Holl D. Holshue J. Horr.acky B. Hosfelt M. Hummel C. Houston V. Hupertz F. Ivancic P. Izzarelli J. Jameson K. Jones A. Kemeny D. Knape N. Korte D. Kuhn J. Kuhn L. Kusky J. Lane W. Layman D. Lehto M. Levac M. Lilly J. Lintern B. Loomis B. Lorenz C. Ludwig J. Matteson T. Mayhew J. McCoy B. McDaniel L. McGurer T. McHenry G. McKinney M. McMinn L. Medevic M. Mizich S. Moore L. Nellis S. Neundorfer T. Nichols B. Novak S. Northcott J. O'haver J. Ohler S. Olson B. Palmer B. Palmer R. Passerell S. Perdue P. Peterson S. Petrick S. Potter C. Ray D. Redecker J. Reese K. Roper F. Sariskey A. Schauer D. Shahan S. Shelton E. Shook L. Spiesman J. Steare B. Steele N. Steele D. Stevens T. Stevens H. Swiger P. Tarman D. Tomason P. Turkenburg D. Tusin J. VanRensselaer E. Yoe L. Vickery J. Walsh K. Ward S. Wargelin M. Weaver P. Weiser L. Wester T. Wester D. Whipple V. Wilde SEVENTH GRADE. M. Andrews J. BaiIy J. Baker N. Balaban. D. Barber B. Barclay E. Barstow B. Bates P. Baxter J. Beach B. Becker B. Becker V. Beer R. Bell E. Bensky D. BIxler J. Billman R. Black D. Blair R. Blalock J. Boyd B. Brandt D. Brown B. Buck P. Bunnell H. Burr J. Busch J. Bushnell C. Carrick J. Cimino L. Cline J. Collins S. Dakos D. Curtin M. Davis B. Davidson J. Davidson M. DeLaney P. Dingle R. Dingus J. Dodge J. Douglas D. English B. Fiske C. Frank B. Frye K. Fulkman S. Gerak B. Glavan J. Gockerell R. Grapatin R. Hawes T. Hall W. Harris G. Harvey D. Hemmi G. Herman G. Hiller C. Hixon P. Hoffacker E. Hornacky I. Horton P. Houck V. Houck W. Humppi M. Illardi M. Jackson T. Johnson H. Johnson R. Johnson G. Jones E. Kilty T. Kowalczyk J. Krauter R. Lexso L. Leninger F. Leopold M. Lowe P. Lyons R. Mangine J. Markgraf L. Marsh D. Materna L. Matteson S. Mavko B. McCoy L. Miller B. Mizerak S. Misik D. Mizerak J. MowcHan Munzer D. Neely T. Norman M. Ogden R. Orcutt C. Orient M. Oczechowski J. Parsed D. Pechak S. Pierce S. Pirc E. Puschaver D. Remaley K. Rist B. Rogawski G. Rudolf L. Schalit f K. Schoenfield R. Schupska S. Sedeimyer T. Sherman P. Stifert C. Six S. Smithy J. Schneider J. Spiesman P. Springer B. Stimpert S. Stone C. Stroup E. Svigel L. Tatar L. Thorsen J. Tomecko C. Vendley L. Voorhies L. Waltemire T. Walker D. Wargelin D. Weese L. Witmire A. Winfield M. Wilson R. Wilson L. Williams E. Wolford D. Wood B. Woodworth J. Zall R. Zubek E. Rueze A Star Is Born JR. CLA PLA Stage Door, the Junior Class Play, was cast, produced, and directed by Mr. Glenn Andrews. The juniors worked diligently at creating the scen- ery and drilling the participants for this major production involv- ing a thirty-member cast. The stage, set as the drawing room of a boarding house for ac- tresses—the Footlights Club —became the platform from which Zona Heise delivered an outstanding performance as she executed the lead role of a stage-struck actress. Congratu- lations are also in order for each and every member of the cast, who all put forth an ut- most effort to achieve the grand success that met the play in its two-day run. Mr. Andrews contemplates the outcome of his next production. SS Y This page compliments of Diamond Alkali Company. Prior to her suicide Nancy Bodle, as Kay, reveals her woes to the leading lady, Zona Heise. Awaiting their que. Need more be said? BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Springer Mr. Nicely Dr. Haase Mr. Knittel THE KITCHEN CREW Mrs. Nicely, Mrs. Keyse, Mrs. Bezdek, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Quirk, Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. Keyse OUR ORGANIZATIONS . . Row One: Lenore Lasko, Gary Carl, Amy Braslcl. Bonnie Cone, Kathy Mayhew, Janice Bernard, Mr. Quiggle. Row Two: Paula Miles, Roberta Bush, George Scott, Bob Morgan, Rosemarie Vandervort, Dick Fischer. Row Three: David McElwee, Ted McCormac, Bob Curtin, Barry Morgan, Carole Caldwell, Sue Fritts. Row Four: Pat Yuill, Terry Hogan, Donniella Debevc. Karol Klapp, James Hutchinson. SENIOR and JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Betty Davidson, Joyce Matteson, Linda Tatar, Dale Materna. Row Two: Dawn English, Mary Gardewin, Lois Cline. Row Three: Lynn Schalit, Shirley Guyer, Ilona Yoe. Cheryll Petrie. Row Four: Cheryll Ray, Edward Puschaver, Norman Eager, Tim Behm. 49 Row One: Barbara Akehurst, Lois Davidson, Linda Dame, Samantha Huetter. Row Two: Molly Madsen, Ardythe Ashley, Linda Hearn, Patricia Buck. Row Three: Ruth Moll, Leslie Laird, Sandy Lasko, Linda Hart. Row Four: Marin Schmidt, Nancy Foster, Karole Klapp, Lynn Lowry, Darlene Guyer. Row One: Roberta Heise, Shirley Northcott, Theresa Blouin, Tina Mayhew. Row Two: Sharon Wargelin, Brenda Hosfelt, Edith Barstol, Kathy Doubledee. Row Three: Betty Davidson, Shirley Guyer, Karen Barr, Kathy Buttwin. Row Four: Miss McCracken, Suzanne Shelton, Janis Lintem, Vickie Wilde. 50 CHESS CLUB Row One: George Hiller, Jeff Cimino, Roger Howes, Ronnie Lishman, Joe Davis. Gary Bauer, Wayne Neely, Bill Reese. Ronald Hagerdon, Richard Helpenstell, Jim Katie. Row Two: Ardythe Ashley, Larry Cermak, Harry Burr, Mr. Quiggle, Mr. Featheringham, John Green, Paul Hasse, Tom Beall. CAMERA CLUB . . . Row One: Robert Stephens. Jim Hamblin, John Green. Richard Helpenstell. Wayne Neely, Mikel McAdams. Row Two: Bob Merchant, Richard Swallow, John Wheeler, Richard Joiner, Richard Bauer. Standing: Mr. Winne. 51 Row One: Steve Danyi, Bill Potter, Ralph Hart, Joe Schlevenski, Ted McCormac, Dave Rudolf Tom Lowry, Dave McElwee, Joe Slcerl. Wayne Neely. Row Two: Dennis Jersey, Bill Cone, Bob Bush, Motley Lanham, Larry Cermale, John Wheatley, Dave Van Rensselaer, Bob Hayden, Bob Moll, Mike Behm, John Green. Row Three: Mr. Foote, Rick Materna. Jon Billington, Damon Asbury, Jeff Cimino, Gary Carl, Jim Hejduk, Glenn Buck, Mike Jamison, Tom Beall, Keith Marty, John Wheeler, Stuart McIntosh. KEY CLUB y FUTURE NURSES Row One: Pat Jamison, Barb Prince, Mary Stevens, Carol Vernick. Row Two: Lynn Lowry, Faith Patrick, Corinne Carr, Elizabeth Natoli, Barb Hummel, Patty Harper, Diane Thayer, Rosemarie Vandervort. Row Three: Lois David- son, Mary Ann Gustincic, Jackie Lauster. Susan Webster, Peggy Kovack, Barbette Henninger, Marin Schmidt. Zona Heise, Sue Postman, Paula Barton, Pat Buck. Mary Saari. Carol Welsh. 52 DEBATE CLUB Row One: Dianne Balaban, Caroline Ceimpa. Row Two: Dorothy Hudson, Janice Saari. Row Three: Mrs. DeLong. 53 Row One: Wayne Neely, Marin Schmidt. Row Two: Dick Bauer, Eileen Nixon, Amy Braski. Row Three: Mr. Webb. Sandy Lasko, Nancy Bodle. LIBRARIANS Row One: Janice Bernard. Linda Hearn. Marilyn Sintic, Janice Whipple, Marjorie Elliott, Linda Robertson. Kathy Brown. Kathy Mayhew. Mr. Stoll. Row Two: Karen Keyse, Linda Jakse. Carole Sp.sak. Mar. yn Graves. Nancy Bodle Bernice Zielke. Carolyn Scott. Dolores Kozlevcar. Bardie Bush. Row Thr.ee: Peggy Podgursk. Sandy Lasko Pat Pasquare'li, Ruth Moll. Samantha Huetter, Molly Madsen, Marin Schmidt. Louanna Behm. Roberta Weigle, Kay I nor. Row Four: Patty Brewster. Amy Braski. Bonnie Cone, Mandy Lashlee, Lilly Vogrig. Mary Stevens. Lenore Lasko, Thelma Harvey. Sandy Huetter. Row Five: Jeff Cimino. Dick Fischer, Rich Joiner, Jim Heiduk, Loran Jordan. Walter McNamara. Joe Schlevenski, Joanne Babic. Paula Miles. Terry Hogan. Row One: Connie Michelson. Bernice Zielke, Mandy Lashlee, Peggy Podgurski, Karen Eckerle, Dorothy Hudson Row Two- Nettie Twigger. Lynn Cone. Donna Naughton, Sandy Swiger, Joanne Babic, Thelma Harvey. ar7Ann Blair- Kay Thor, Sydney Wentzell. Gloria Anderson. Barb Dyer. Row Three: Mr. Featheringham. Sandy Felix, Phyllis Wheeler Laura Buttermore. Carolyn Dilcher, Marilyn Graves. Barbette Henninger. Rose Kilty. Charlotte Winfield, Carol Vernick Charlotte Stipe, Pat Golic, Pat Guyer, Barb Hupertz. Barbara Benedict. Kathy Carrick, Diane Brown. Christine Peer, Barbara Brown, Kathy Nichols. 54 Row One: Carolyn Dilcher, Linda Hart, Mike McAdams. Carol Bernheimer, Kay Thor, Carol Welsh. Row Two: Grace Hedrick, Charlotte Stipe, Carol Spisak, Charlotte Winfield, Kathy Brown, Marcia Mahan, Mr. Winne. Row Three: Carolyn DeLaney, Pat Jamison, Sandy Brumbaugh, Nettie Twigger. Barbara Benedict, Faith Patrick, Mr. Matuscak. Row Four: Richard Swallow, Lynn Lowry, Marin Schmidt. Diana Chapman, Sue Fritts, Faith Duggan. SERVICE CLUB HALL GUARDS Row One: Donniella Debevc, Shirley Sironen, Roberta Bush. Sandy Berta, Betty Davidson, Sandy Lasko, Cathy May- hew, Gwen Jenkins, Helen Steele, Linda Dame, Peggy Schuster, Linda Robertson. Row Two: Mr. Quiggie Bill Potter, Diane Thayer, Cathy Kalinsky, Shirley Guyer, Albert Syder, Jim Zeman, Gary Bauer, Douglas Ferguson. Jane Csepegi, Monza Carey. Row Three: Dave Cocherell, Carolyn Scott, Bernice Zieike. Carol Spisak, Mandy Lashlee, Diane Brown, Sandy Swiger, Donna Naughton, Virginia George, Linda Jakse, Barbette Henninger. Row Four: Joe Weigel. Clifford Vandervort, Peggy Podgurski, Barbara Bixel, Amy Braski, Kay Thor, Bonnie Cone, Sandra Brumbaugh, Marin Schmidt, Joanne Babic, Thelma Harvey. 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Birdie Bush, Lenore Lasko. Row One: Bonnie Cone, Sandra Huetter, Wayne Neely, Lilly Vogrig. Row Two: Ted McCormac, Bob Bush, Bill Springer. BOY-GIRLS’ STATE Row One: Ted McCormac. Row Two: Henry Rogers, Bob Bush. Row Three: Lenore Lasko, Lilly Vogrig. 56 Seated: Birdie Bush, Lenore Lasko. Row One: Bonnie Cone, Sandra Hustler, Wayne Neely, Lilly Vogrig. Row Two: Ted McCormac, Bob Bush, Bill Springer. CAULDRON STAFF In September when school began, the Cauldron Staff was already hard at work gathering material for the Cauldron. The merchants had to be con- tacted and asked to advertise or sponsor pages. After this was done the staff began to take orders for the Cauldron. While everyone else was busy selling Cauldrons, Nick Square (Art Editor who is not pictured) began laying out the first pages of the book. After four months of hard work the final pages were completed, the pictures were developed, and the layout was finished. Everyone on the staff breathed a sigh of relief when the finished copy was finally mailed to the publishers. The Cauldron Staff wishes to thank Mr. Heichel for all the extra time and patience he spent with us in order that we might bring you this yearbook. OUR EDITOR Lilly Vogrig 57 OUR MUSIC M.M.H.S. CHORUS This page courtesy of Margot Ann's Beauty Shop and The Painesville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Ashtabula, Ohio. 60 Row One: Coreen Carr, Barbara Benedict, Carole Quirk, Ardyth Ashley, Marsha Ogden, Linda Myers, Joe Skerl, Bill Northcott, Sandy Laslco, Ruth Hummel, Caroline Ciempa, Louanna Behm, Shirley Loomis, Nancy Bodle, Carol Welsh. Row Two: Kathy Carrick, Pat Pasquarelli, Elaine Kozlevcar, Paula Miles, Doug Harper, Dick Bauer, Earl Johnston, John Greene, Keith Marty, Richard Joiner, Jan Saari, Susan Postman. Ruth Moll, Dolores Kozlevcar, Starr Cz. Joan Baker. Row Three: Eileen Nixon, Roberta Weigle, Diane Thayer, Jeff Cimino, John Robinson, Bob Moll, Tim Square, Jerry Ernest, Jim Hejduk, Dave McElwee, Zona Heise, Karen Keyse, Barbara Prince, Lenore Lasko, Terry Hogan. 61 Row One: Gene Cone, Lar Springer, Stuart McIntosh. Tom Lowry. Row Three: B der, Mr. Wintor. Row Four ry Cermak, Gar Row Two: Bob b Hayden, Walt Herb Lister, Martin Biscotti, Mike Behm. Bill Asbury, Ronnie Bernard, |Ray LeiAch, Ted McCormac, Wayne Bor- ak. Rich Zupanc c, Moxley Lanham Square, Joe Bukky, Damon RESERVE BASKETBALL COACH Mr. Martin ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACHES £2 Mr. Ruland; Mr. Pethtel Row One: Dave Bodak, Tim Frania, Bob Sesulka Art Shahan, Loren Jordan, Mike Elliott, Larry Hunter, Bill Wallace, Gary Carl, Lee Warren, Jim Carl. Row Two: Ted McCormac, Len Izzarelli, Moxley Lanham, Mike Jameson, Dick Fischer, Paul Spencer, Barry Carrol. Row Three: Mr. Ruland, Ray Bodak. Herb Lister, Mike Behm, Wayne Border, Joe Biscotti, John Bukky, Dave Kalinsky, Marty Cudzilo, Mr. Hribar, Mr. Pethtel. BLUESTREAKS This page compliments of Jerry-Faye Shoppe in Madison and Baker Drug of North Madison. 63 NOTES ON THE ’59’ SEASON September 4, 1959, a crowd gathered at Memorial Stadium for a special re- view of our team. The following week Madison was host to the Lake County Western Reserve League Preview. This included games between Kirtland and Chardon; Madison and Perry. The Kirtland-Chardon game ended in a no point tie, and Madison beat Perry 14 to 0. An independent game between Madison and Geneva proved disappointing to the Madison fans as it ended in a 16 to 6 victory for Geneva. Madison's touch- down was scored by Biscotti who caught a short pass from Bukky and soared overi the line for a touchdown. Madison traveled-fo Jefferson for her first league game. Madison used Re air route while on offense and the Bukky-Biscotti combination worked again as Unwin. - 64 Madison romped over Spencer at her first home W.R.L. game. Early in the first quarter Len Izzarelli carried the pigskin over the line for our first touchdown. Bukky tossed to Biscotti for the second. Fullback Dick Fischer broke loose in the fourth quar- ter for our last touchdown. Madison lived up to the sportswriters' predictions and came out on top, 24-0. On a muddy Homecoming field, the Bluestreaks tangled with Chardon Hilltoppers, and d ue to slippery conditions the action was limited and the game ended in a no point tie. In their next game the Bluestreaks got off to a terrific start as Len Izzarelli galloped 65 yards in the first quarter for a touchdown. In the final quarter the Bukky-Biscotti combination worked once again but to no avail, for Madison came out on the bottom as Ashtabula Harbor beat Madison 32-14. The Bluestreaks played an excellent defensive game as they held Edgewood, the leading league team, to only 6 points. Dick Fischer ran 65 yards into the end zone for a thrilling touchdown. Bukky and Biscotti connected for a touchdown, which to the Streak's great dismay, was ruled no good. The Madison-Perry game was a gigantic success for the Streaks because we won the game and also regained possession of the traditional Little Brown Jug for another year. John Bukky and Dick Fischer combined efforts by scoring the total 28 points. On a cold Friday afternoon, the Streaks traveled to Kirtland for their last W.R.L. game of the season. The team struggled to break Kirtland's defensive line but their efforts were in vain. Our last game was played against Ashtabula St. John and although the Streaks pushed ahead in the second quarter, St. John bounced back to wrap up a hard-won victory. SCORE CARD Madison 14 Perry 0 Madison 6 Geneva 16 Madison 12 Jefferson 20 Madison 24 Spencer 0 Madison 0 Chardon 0 Madison 14 Ashtabula Harbor 32 Madison 6 Edgewood 6 Madison 28 Perry 22 Madison 12 Kirtland 32 Madison 8 Ashtabula St. John 14 ROUNDBALLERS LAUNCH SUCCESSFUL SEASON Row One: Boy Myers, Ray Bodak, Dave Rudolf, Tom Lowry, Bill Springer, Bob Bush. Row Two: Gary Ward, Sieve Danyi, Joe Biscofti, John Bukky. 68 Backed with the experience of six seniors, the 1959-60 Basketball team of MMHS quickly assumed first place to thus-far undefeated season of league play. The team showed steady improvement and was a well- working unit of cooperation and team effort. The outcome of our season will be a featured item in the yearbook supplement. OUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janice Bernard, Birdie Bush, Nancy Bodle, Amy Braski, Peggy Podgurski, Linda Jakse. OUR RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Peggy Schuster, Leslie Laird, Gwen Jenkins, Helen Steele. A fitting start . . . Bodak sets up his own foul shot. 70 Row One: Ralph Hart, Bob Morgan, Bill Cone, Bob Sesulka. Row Two: Danny Williams, Moxley Lanham, Lee Warren, Mike Behm. Under the direction of Mr. Martin, our J-V's guarantee us a promising future. JUNIOR VARSITY 72 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row One: John Lishman, Bill Reese, Gary Bauer, Ronnie Hagerdon, Keith Pechak. Row Two: Carl Keller, Eddie Stevens, Earle McMahon, Bill Graves, David Cockerell. Row One: Don Bezdek, Paul Springer, Lester Erbacher, Chad Carrick, Robert Ashcraft, John Cieslinski, James Reese, Ed Shook. Edward Swigel. Row Two: Tom Hegland, Dave Carr, John Gockerel. Norm Eager, Jack McCoy, Tim Behm, Russ Hejduk. Richard Dingus. Row Three: Phil Seifert, Ronald Grapatin, Bill Steele, Tom Bukky. Dave Bodak, Bill Novak, Mat Biscotti, Mr. Mackey. Row Four: Charles Cimino. David Tomason, Don Hegland. James Houston, Brad Palmer. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 73 Row One- Tom Heqland. Ronald Grapitan, Mat Biscotti. Jack McCoy, James Reese. Jim Carl, Paul Springer, Dale Materna. Row Two: Bill Steele. Tim Webster, Tom Bukky, Dave Bodak, Bill Novak, Ed Shook, Norm Eager, John Cieslinski. Row Three- Bob Zubek, Jim Davis, Don Heqland, Charles Cimino, Jim Houston, Paul Hagen, Tim Behm. Walter. McMinn. Richard Dingus. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL 74 Centered around an underwater theme, Sea Myth, Madison's 1959 Prom was held at the Madison Golf and Country Club. The main attrac- tion was a 3-dimensional waterfalls ovei which tumbled a constant stream of water lit by pastel blue spotlights. Fea turing the music of George Parrish's 13-piece orchestra, the occasion was well-attended and successful. King Glenn H arvey and Queen Martha Elliott reigned over the festive affair. 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