Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Student Life 17 I .Floyd Bush ne II. Steve Brozak. Dave Buchan. Dan Carabotta. Dave Winters. Chris Aruta. Justine Brichford. Ray Clark. Mark Czernac. Chuck May. Dan Lawrence enjoy the courtyard during studyha l. 3. The students decorate the school with their own personaility. 3. Lanny bland takes a break while he works at True Value. 4. Mr. Bob Sater and Mr A! Haschak sit and keep an eye on the cafeteria.

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The senior year isn't what it seemed to be when the senior was a freshman. The idea of being head of the school is almost mind boggling. When a senior; a person must think about his or her future plans. Even though the senior must face this fact, he then makes up for it by all of the fun he has. The senior usally sticks with his senior friends, and they do things together, such as going to the mov- ies. driving around, and going to parties. He tries to make it his most memorable year. The senior is now facing the adult world. He finds himself socializing with older groups. Seniors are also finding more responsibilities that he never had to face before: he must make decisions he never had to make. These decisions include what college or what armed service, to go into. Being a senior, like being a junior or any other grade, means confrontation with responsiblities. In addition, Seniors, must also face the thought of not returning the following year. SENIORS