Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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1. Mike Domitor, Jay James, Joe Paulin, and Dave Albert fight to the finish in their cross- country meet against Chagrin Falls. 2. Freshman Erin Wilson thoroughly stretches before the J.V. volleyball game against Geneva. 3. Senior Lisa L oof boro pushes hard at the N.E.C. meet at the Perry Outdoor YMCA Family Center. 4. The J. V. football team warms up before practice. 5. Junior Julie Naughton practices spikina the ball. 6. Senior Eric Watson gains good position at the cross-country dual meet against Chagrin Falls. 7. Sophomore Matt Bangerter prepares to steal the ball from the opposing Euclid team 8. Senior Frank Willis volleys the ball into position for a shot against Ashtabula City. This page sponsored by GEORGE HERRICK Student Life 13

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Over the past years, several students have participated in some sort of sports activity. Their participation in sports gives them a feeling of accomplishment, self- worth, and school pride. It gives them a chance to show their tal- ent and to be the best they can be. The athletes spend a great deal of time and energy at prac- tice so they can obtain their goals for themselves and the team. The athletes go through many disap- pointments but still pursue their dreams of being on a sports team. Some students participate in sports to prepare them for the college level, to get in shape, or to give themselves a boost of confidence, but for whatever the reason, the athletes can still show their pride and spirit by their involvement in school sports. Pursuing A Dream 12 Student Life

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Experience Through Work Working after school is a daily routine for most high school stu- dents. Students work for several reasons, one of which is economic need. College bound students need to save for tuition. Others whose parents are laid off work to supply money for their families. Some work solely for extra spending money, buying tapes, clothes, and fuel. A few students work to gain experi- ence for future career goals. Maintaining a job has pay-offs. Besides earning money, working gives a person a sense of responsi- bility. When working, a person learns the importance of being punctual. A person must be compe- tent and aware of his or her duties. A person also learns how to handle pressure and to deal with stressful situations. Working, thus, may also be a growth experience. 1. Senior John Myers bags groceries at Giant Eagle on a busy evening, patiently waiting to punch out. 2 Tracy Rowe takes time to look at the cam- era while sweeping the floor at Burger King. 3. Mike Ray gets the fries ready for selling. 4. Anita Frederick carefully bags groceries at Giant Eagle. 14 Student Life