Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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J. Madison Varsity cheerleaders Danielle Cocherell, Jenny Cummings, Valerie Grover, Glenna Wetzel (kneeling), and Lisa Reichert show their spirit at the Homecoming game against Harvey. 2. Alternate Homecoming Court member Joe Renick sings and plays “Mary Had a Little Lamb for an eager crowd. 3. Homecoming Court for 1988 (L. to R): Amy Retsch and Shawn Watson, Mmdi Price and Trevor Tagliamonte. Pam Johnson and Tim Square, Julie Bukky and Rob Hudson, and Carla Andnkamch and Ben Huck. 4. Bob Sutyak, Brian Heglund, and Stacey Fuerst share a moment together at Homecoming 5. Chuck Wiseman and Cheryl Graper join other couples on the floor for a slow dance.

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A Nighty In Kokoim Homecoming 88 The spirit of Homecoming was evident Thursday, October 13th at the annual Home- coming pep assembly. This year, students were dressed in female attire to represent the alternate court of Madison High School. The winner was selected by the student body for the “lady” who revealed the greatest talent. Senior Grayson Alexy received this honor; The next night, the Madison football team kept the spirit alive by topping Harvey, 30-12. This victory made for an excited crowd on Saturday, October 15th. The theme of the dance this year was Kokomo. Students danced to the music of a video disc jockey, allowing people to watch themselves as they danced or the videos of the songs that were played. The atmosphere was tropical with coconuts and leis for all seniors who attend- ed. Midway through the evening, the court gathered around in the spotlight for the an- nouncement of Homecoming king. The queen, Carla Andrikanich, had been announced the night before. The 1988 Homecoming king was Rob Hudson. It was an evening to remember. 1. Homecoming king Rob Hudson and queen Carta Andr, kanich honor their crowning with a traditional dance. 2. iMajorette Grayson Alexy shows off his talent i, front of the student body. 3. 1988 Homecoming queen Carla Andrikanich gets th spotlight. 12 Homecoming

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M.H.S. Plans For The Future Throughout the past year, the Madison Board of Education decided to develop a Stra- tegic Plan. The effort finally came into action with the adoption of the District Mission Statement, Belief Statements, Plan Policies and Objectives. Over one hundred and fifty dedicated staff, students, and community members have made major contributions to improve Madison’s educational opportunities. The end goal of the Strategic Plan is to better the future education for all students, and for seniors, this can be a definite plus in the long run. Of course, all students must set their goals high and push themselves if they want these goals to come through. Certain objectives for the Strategic Plan are to have 100% of Madi- son High School students graduate from high school and to have 100% of those graduates employed or enrolled in post secondary edu- cation within six months of graduation. If the community is willing to help out, then the students should be willing to put in some extra effort to make these objectives possible. To get good grades and a valuable education is so important. Later in life when you have a successful job and you really can not com- plain about your life, then you will be able to look back upon your teen years and thank good ole' Madison High School for your suc- cess. 1 Mrs Lori Hiers takes a break for a quick smile 2 Don Schley Studies on his way to biology class 3 Brian Hall and John Bard work diligently on a math quu 4 Inn Wilson seems to en oy an easy English test 14 Academics