New Madison High School - Owl Yearbook (New Madison, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY I Krlroy of 1948 entered New Madison School September 2 1936 What an ex perrence' My classmates were of drtferent kinds and makes all members of the human race although S01 ll9t1I1lLb doubted by my teacher Mrss MlnnlCh There were Doris Alston Jewell Burns Harold Bowers Ronald Cook Gene Cox Jack Darland Richard Emrrck James l'H1kl'1Ol Arlrda Gary Norma Grtzel Helen Good Galen Haw key Dick Hutchins Margaret Lrette Nexa L1pps Donald Max Monnadale Mills Ger ald McCabe Florence lN6WbOWCI Charles Payer B111 Plpenger Richard Shaw Gene Slorp Naomi huth leaford mary T1mn1ons Adr1an Whrte and Doris W1l1 V1rgLn1a Ph1ll1ps Lowell Centers and Chester Sweeney entered my class during the year In the second grade our brains were really tur1ct10n1ng we could even count to one hundred VVe drdnt mean to present a fashron show but one of our classmates mtroduced the new look by wearing a dunce hat Mrs Overbeck our teacher wel comed us although we had lost Monnadale Mrlls Virginia Ph1ll1ps Galen Hawkey Charles Payer Rrchard Shaw Chester Sweeney Rrchard Emrrck and Jack Darland during the summer Maxine Robinson Anna Pease Maxrne Harnrsh Robert Bowers and Verne Hawkey were added to our class When 111 the th1rd grade the girls decided they were too old to wear long stockmgs and the boys donned long pants We were trrrally growrng up The class with our teacher Mrs Beatty welcomed new puprls Bobby Godsey Marie L11ette Hazel Burkett not entering were Florence Newbower Arleda Gary and Gerald McCabe Even though we were IH the fourth grade our class was not advanced 1n friendly relationshrp The g1l1S fought all the time I can gladly say that we signed a peace treaty approximately tour year ago Our teacher MISS Miller kept us guessing all year as to whether or not she was n1arr1ed Finally we discovered that she had been married in the mrddle of the year Those not entering the class were Marie and Mar garet Lrette Howard Ph1ll1pp1 Helen Lou Frmmons Naomi Ruth Teaford Helen and Nina Urrck and Lowell Centers In the fifth grade our boys quartet B111 Prpenger James Falknor Ronald Cook and Donald Max were the rage of the town Though not mature as a class we were already producrng artrsts What a future to look forward to Mrs Eley was our teacher and the new addrtlons to the class were R1chard Parsons Omer Neeley Daniel Ditty and Harold Martm Those not entering were Anna Pease Maxine Harnrsh and Harold Bowers Mr stump was our sixth grade teacher Th1s year our class was mrnus Billy Hawk Richard Parsons Omer Neeley Dor1s Alston Donald Max and Adr1an Wh1te Jack Ray John Texeibaugh alld Lucille Merz were added 1 wrll never forget the first day spent 1n the seventh grade We def1n1tely drdn t l1ke It We presented the play Murder but not Wlth thls motrve 111 mmd Those 11ot entering were Verne Haw key and Harold Martm Rrchard and Betty Shaw Roma Anthony Louise Roe Rlchard Wrley James Riley Dale Hollinger MHFIOH Werner and Billy Hawk became new members rn our class The grrls hearts turned toward thoughts of love 1n the erghth grade only to have them broken by a certarn glamour boy Lucllle Merz Ronald Cook Betty and Richard Shaw John Tuerbaugh LOUISC Roe Bttty Kelley Roma Anthony Lloyd Fort Danlel 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - I ' - ' ,. 1 ' ' ' x , , . I- ' V v 'Y I J I Y Y I ' ' 1 1 ' 1 i . 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 in h I A 1 7 A rv 1 l 1 ' 1 - V - 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 - I , N p - 1 1 - 1 ' ' 3 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 -' 1 1 . . V y , 1 v . sv 1 ' Y ' ' ' ' ' Y I 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 I Y r y ' ' ' 1 . 1 1. v 1 ' . , ' 7 ' Y D I A . Y V Phyllis Halderman, Helen Lou Timmons, Billy Hawk, and Howard Phillippi, Those 1 1 - . ' ' 1 .Q 1 ' ' ' N ' Y 1 V ' A V ' I A - 1 1 1 1 1 -5.1 ' ' y y I Y ' I ' Y - 1 J v 1 . D 1 7 . 3 r I ' Y 1 ' A ' 1 Y y 1 Y ' y - ' ' ' 1 1 ' . ' ' ' P f 1 , , , ' . ' 1 ' I V r I ' b A v ' A I V .Y ' Y l . , I , I . , v x Y ' ' 3 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ifuyt Xzuttcru

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49' l 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Semor Class presented thelr class play on Frxday mght Ap11l 0 under the dlrm ctlon of Mrs Kmg The play Who s Batty Nova lntlodueed you to the mad merry Hattu famlly I'hey were a lovable famlly but extremely eccentrxc The only normal member of the famlly was August who was LTld63XOI'1llg to start a factory August had asked h1s famlly to act normal when he found that a young mllllonalre and h1s mother vvcre mterestcd 111 lnvestlng 1n his faetoly and were commg to ser hlm But that dld not happen for at that t1me Mr Hatter had bat trouble and h1s qlStCl June brought home an escaped eonuet Whom she vxas trymg to reform Many thlngs happened to delay the mvestment but flnally August got lns factory and the fxmxly settled down for the next event Cast of Characters GO0gl8 Hatter a malden lady Jan Hatter a young magxcxan March Hatter a glrl vuth an amazing me-moly Nlck Hatter head of the fam1ly June Hatter a young crlmlnologlst August Hatter a young mxentor Mr Srrnth a b1l1 collector Stella Grant Augusts flaneee Txllxe Latt1mer a boarder Bartley Snoode a uch young man Mls Antvxerp Snoode hm mothe-1 Edd1e the Rat a LI'll'T'llI'ld1 111111 11111111 Maxme Robmson Jlm Falknor Dorls Clopp Harold Carothers Phylhs Halderman Bob Petry Dons VV1ll Neva LIPPS Don Ross Mary Tlmmons Alan EITlI'lCk . . . . Q, C, .. . . 0 , 11 1 V vv - , , , ,. . ' Y ' ' v Y . ' 1 . . , . . , , 1 1 v' y p ' 3 ' S I ' ' y L 7- ' 1 1 I Z ' :V I V v , ....,,.......,...,................,.................................,,,. , ,...........,,....,.......e..,.......,l..............v,.,,,................,,..... . y. . , . , , . ,,,,.1........,,.,.........,..,.....,...,...,,,.. , ,...,..,,,,,.,r,,...,..,.,.,........,,,,.,....,....,.,,,,,,.....,.., , . ....,.,,,............,,.......,,,..............,....,.,.... . , 1 ........,,,, ...,, ,, ,.......,.. ....... ....... ..... ..Gene Cox , , .,.,.....,...,............,,.,.,........,,,,,.....,,..............................,..,.,,... , ..1,......,,,,,..........,,.e1,,,11..,,,.1..,.......,,,.,,,1......,,,,,.,.......,,, . , .....,.........,.....................,.......................,...,.....V..............,..,.. , ......,,....,.,....,......,..,.......,..,.........,.,,......,,,,,....,...,,...,. . 1. , ' L . ' , ,, ,e,e..,,,.,,.,1.1.,,.,,,,,,,,,,1..,,. ,e..,1,.,,,.,,e,,,,.....,,,.,,,....,,,.. , .. . ji' 1 H1

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Ditty and Jack Ray didnt continue with our class while Don Ross Doris Clopp and David Gartrell were added with Karl Bowman and Marion VVnrner vwlthdiavxing The hearts of the girls wcrf healed in the ninth grade by the thought of nine boys md only thlee girls entering the class 'lhey were Gene Cox Gene Grile Harold Laro thcrs Keith Burns Keith Miller Donald Baker Eddie Puteibaugh Dick Dowler Rob eit Hileman Betty Royer Ruth Cook and James Riley Collecting mice tails was one of the hobbies of the boys in the tenth grade but the hobby was called to a sudden halt when one of the teachers discovered the boys had put the mice 1n the girls desks Those not entering our class this year were Ruth Look Hazel Burkett Eddie Puterbaugh Robert Hileman and James Riley Events started rolling in the eleventh grade with the comedy mystery Dark House being presented We were very anxious about the outcome and were much relieved when it was a success Llass iings were purchased to gixe eudence of our maturity Phe annual Junior Senior Reception in honor of the Seniors was held at Richmond s Leland Hotel 'lhe tvemng gowns and stitf collars made us uneasy at first but were soon forgotten Dottie Helman Herb Dowler Alan Inmrlck and Bob Petry were welcomed to our class Finally we reached the twelfth grade Some weie glad md others were sad As included Donald Baker Keith Burns Harold Qaiothels Gene box Doris Clopp Dick Dowler Alan Emiick James Falknor David Galtrell Gene Grile Phyllis Halduman Dottie Helman Neva Lipps Keith Millei B111 Pipe iger Bob Petry Maxine Robinson Don Ross Gene Slorp Mary Timmons Dick Wiley and Doris Will Doris Will Maiy Timmons Nexa Lipps James Falknor Gene blolp and Bill Pipenger were the only members of our class who attended New Madison all twelve years We made a trip to Dayton during the first of the year to get our gladuation pictures taken Much of our energy was consumed publishing the Owl It took lots of haid work but we thmk it was worth it Mr Guy Bingham talked to oui class one day on Preparing to Meet Life It stimulated serious thmkmg and made us realize that vue were near the independent stage and the world vxas waiting to see what we could offer I hope we will be able to use the knowledge gained to the best advantage Since I Kilroy haxe proudlv Jouineyed twelxe sears with the Class of 48 I hope that in years to comm people will take pride in saying Kilroy was heie' . Y . , . . I 1 ' V . ky . ' ' 1 v 1 ' 1 1' ' Y' , A F ? l , ' ' , .' 4 v ' - ' 4 W , '4 ' '. l ' H 7 - 'y . n . ' - I -1 ' I Q v I ' y ' I I y Y 7 I A ' . . . . 71 , ' Y . . . , v . . x 7 Y l I V 7 I ' . . . x - ,, H - x , . , ' . S. 1 .' . - ' , ,' ' ' ' . ' - ' ' .. 1 f ' - . A , w - , I said in the beginning'-we were still different kinds and makes. The enrollment ' - , H- . . 1 - - . Y 'U 7 l Y 1 -' . . . - . . H ' I ' x - . Y ' Y ' V 1 1 A ' 1 , . , , , , Y v I 1 ' qv I I - v l 1 . l I n V . 7 , , l . . , , , , 7 ' 4 ' . ,, . . . . , . Y . V . . ' ' , . , ' . VX v A . . ' ii , 1 vi V ' . .f ' ' Y . I 1 I . . , . T ,, . I ,, .Q um Y tfllfy