Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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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.

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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

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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.