Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Canteens Top Off Our Sports Weekends UPPER RIGHT — Cheerleaders warm up before mock football game. LOWER RIGHT — Glen says something that tickles Kathy. LOWER LEFT — Juan moves in socially. This page sponsored by CARLISLE'S Painesville, Geneva, Ashtabula, Niles

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 Pep Assemblies Start TOP — Cheerleaders have their ups and downs. MIDDLE RIGHT — Luci Ludwig, Gertie Gramoy, Katrina Kalish, Stella Stull, Isabel Izzarelli, and Sweet Susie Sha- fer perform. LEFT — Judy mops floor with mock Fair- port player. BOTTOM RIGHT — Girls get excited as team Scores again.

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Marching Band Developed Interesting Programs. earne During the first few weeks of school, many students were still confused with their daily schedules and routine, but our Marching Band was out on the field every day preparing for the half-time entertainment at our Blue Streaks' Friday night football games. During the warm days of early autumn, students in classes could not hear the band practicing on the field for their next appearance. The Marching Band is one of the hardest working organizations in our school. They surely proved it with their half-time routines during our football games. Before school started, the band attended a three-day camp in Windsor, Ohio, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Acerra. Here they 26 practiced drills, iormations, an music for the games. Our Marching Band hi-lighted this season with three specialty numbers — The Baby Elephant Walk, Pink Panther, and Walk on the Wild Side. Before every game, the band presented a short pre-game routine. The band's themes for the night's perform- ances were planned around Old Fashion Days, the Jungle Safari, and Tag Day, where they collected money for the band treasury. The co-presidents of the band are Wendy Mayhew and Jon Klapp. We should give Mr. Acerra, band director, and the Marching Band, the credit they de- serve for giving us our half-time enjoyment at all of the Blue Streaks' games.