Trotwood Madison High School - Rambler Yearbook (Trotwood, OH)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL To encourage student participation in creating and maintaining standards of good citizenship. The Council members are elected from each of the six high school classes. During the year this organization has sponsored and all-high school magazine sale, homecoming ac- tivities, and have sold county basketball schedules. With their advisors, Mrs. Clark and Mr. Vernon, they have worked diligently this year to purchase a motion picture projector for the school. Dale Filbrun, Presidentg Glenn Van Z.ant, Vice Presidentg Eleanor Matson, Secretaryg Betty Mapp, Treasurer.

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M lylnpnlu IHI: SIAH- DALE FILBRUN, Sports, JERRY BASHOR, Circulation, MARCIA WEBB, Editor, JUDY WILSON, Class Reporter, MERLE GIBSON,Treasurer, JUNIOR NISWONGER, Advertising, Standing: MRS, BURKETT Advisor, BILL GUNTER, Art, In the years of the future when school memories begin to dim, may this RAM- BLER become reminiscent of the many enjoyable hours spent here at M, H,S.

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-FH-Y I952-3 TTU-PH- Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. This organization is affiliated with the Dayton Town and Country Branch of the Y, M, C,A, , as well as the State and National Y, M.C,A. The Tri-Hi-Y is very active in sponsoring social events as well as other more serious activities. The Tri-Hi-Y girls and their advisor, Mrs. Shellhaas, sponsor the formal dance during the Christmas holidays each year. This year it was called, Kandy Kane Kapers. Youth in government is a new venture in Y work. This club is studying it now. The Madison Tri-Hi-Y was the first one of its kind in Ohio. The organization has been in existence eight years. Marilyn Huffman, Presidentg Jenet Olwine, Vice Presidentg Linda Denlinger, Treasurerg Beth Royer, Chaplaing Chestine Rice, Secretary.