Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Varied Aspects of Our Phys. Ed. Program Unlike the higher institutions of learning, colleges and universities, high schools are limited in the extent to which they can fulfill their fitness program. At M.M.H.S. the pro- gram is varied to include the many aspects of physical education for girls and boys. The program provides the opportunity for every student to feel the exhaustion of exer-

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Long before the colorful leaves of fall begin to tumble, the halls of Madison Memorial High School are thronged with alert cheerful students. The first week's activities ended with a bang, as the Bluestreaks won their first football game against Geneva on September 10th. The old and new clubs begin meet- ing again after a long summer vacation. The first six weeks ran into the second. The first annual Powder Puff Football game saw the mighty seniors of the G.I.R.L.S. Club as the victors. The third and fourth six weeks zoomed by with basketball hit- ting the spotlight. Fifth six weeks came and went along with the blue skies of spring and green buds. Seniors began to think of college or work and then, before we knew it the school year came to a close and the seniors grad- uated. With the end of the year came our Cauldron, recapping experiences that occurred, bring- ing back fond memories. Freshman, still confused with his new schedule, searches for the correct room number. W

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' • ■ - ‘•jJ1 cise and pride in muscular development. A year round schedule of events include Soc- cer, Football, Field Hockey, Baseball, and Track outdoors, while in the gym, the pro- gram hosts, Basketball, Volleyball, Gym- nastics, and Wrestling. All these are only a part of varied physical education program at Madison.