Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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1. Senior band members get a kick out of Band Camp. 2. Lake Erie proves itself beau- tiful. 3. The camera makes an inter- esting spectacle of a Lake Erie sunrise. 4. The spires of Cinderella's castle rise high above Disney- land. 15

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Summer: It’s “Beachy” adison Students find fun and excitement over summer vacation. Some Students manage to find summer jobs, most of which are not the least bit exciting. However, the constant thought of money keeps them go- ing through the entire week. Weekends usually bring par- ties. which are a highly popular activity. Some might take a trip to Geauga Lake. Cedar Point or take a real vacation to Disneyland. In the pursuit of fun. a person can spend a lot of money. However, money is not an important factor in having a good time. People tend to spend a lot of time at the beach. While at the beach, weather permitting, wa- ter sking is very popular. Other beach activities include swimming, playing in the mud, and, probably the most common, people attempting to get a suntan. Summer comes and goes and in what seems like no time, students are once again faced with a school year. 1. Jackie Bell and Marsha Adams give Goofy a hug 3. Lake Erie holds many beautiful sunsets, during their vacation at Disneyland. 4. A family is silhouetted by the Florida sunset. 2. George Hollister gets ready to go out for some fun in the sun. 14

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Academic Life Builds Futures A cademic Life to students is probably something they consid- er not worth remembering. But as horrible as it might seem. it is the main reason for school as compared to the long- ' accepted idea that school is just a gathering place of friends. But instead of frowning on academics, let’s take a look at the benefits that are received from them. Academics not only lays the educational groundwork, but also the social base needed by students to take their place in the world. Academics also provides the base for a person’s livelihood in the business world. Anyone and everyone knows that, without a high school education, you won’t be smart enough to know you’re poor. 1. Wrapping specimens with Brian Can- nady, Mr. Jerry Deel looks up for the camera. 2. Mr. Jack Pave sich lectures his class on the finer points of grammar. 3. Joe Acerra and Sherry Donch make the best of Mr. Steve MaHick’s chemistry class. 4. Taking an English test comes easy for Sharon Moss. 5. Dissecting a fetal pig seems to be fun for these Biology II students.