Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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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

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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

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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