Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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I. Mr. Jack Higley’s senior class is hard at work learning about the American government. 3. Presented with a car from the senior band members, Mr. Joe Acerra sits, recovering from shock, in his new car 3. Jodi Earle and Tracie Beal take a break from studying. Student Life 5

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Staff, Students Take Time To Do It Right Academically speaking, our most important goal during high school should be to receive a good education. A good education prepares a student for the real world, whether he chooses to attend college or join the work force. Whichever choice a student makes, a good education is necessary to attain a well-paying job or to promote success while in college. Academics are the most important of all choices. Good academic standings provide a sense of well-being, as well as a sense of self-value. Receiving a good education is just as challenging as any sports event. A student must over- come the obstacles which stand in his way to secure a good future. While in high school, academics may not be the major part of a student's life, but when looking back in later years as an adult, a person remembers the feeling of receiving good grades and especially a good education. 1. Kathy Irwin and Tina Giffin study diligently in the hall. 2. Mr. William Angle points out a South American country to his sophomore history class. 3. Mr. Bob Sater discusses demerits with Dave Winters. 4. Underclassmen show off their typing skills to Mr. Al Haschak, new assistant principal. 4 Student Life

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Bosom Buddies Friendship provides stability which is needed especially through the teenage years. A person encounters new experiences, and a friend adds to the enjoyment by sharing the good times as well as the most trying times. True friendship is found when a person can accept himself for exactly who he is and also accept others for the qualities they possess. A person must fully understand himself for true friendship to blossom. Without friends, a person is forced to face the everyday happenings by himself instead of sharing these experiences with someone who truly cares. A good friend will stand by his friend through thick and thin and understand why he is so very special. I. The grumbellies attack Tammy Chaffe. JoMarie Loucek. Julie Bavetz. and Heath- er Smith. 3. Mike Santarelli, Theresa Bohinc, Debi Russell, John Slovik. and Craig Sill share special moments together. 3. Jason Reihner and Julie Chandler enjoy eating a quiet lunch with each other's company. 6 Student Life