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''I m really going to m1ss all the people who have made all four years of high school great."

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Mr. Becka Mrs. Behm

Mrs Beueg Mrs. Bowden Mrs. Bowman

Mr Bradley

Mr. Brainard Mrs. Breedlove Mrss Chandler

Mr Clark Mrs. Clark

Mrs. Collins

Mrs. Crargo Mrs. Cueni

Mr. Daly Mrs. DOdd

Mr Dragas Mrs. Edwards

Miss Eggnot Mr. Frsher Mrs. Funk

Mrs. Garaux Mr Gilligan

Mrs. Gilligan

Mrs. Grau Mr Grrer

MissGroah Mr Guerra

Mr. Hamrtton Mr. Hanes

Mr Herald Mrs. Hickman

Mr. Hupertz Mr. Hupertz

Mrs. Jackson Mr Janrak

Mr Johnson Mrs. Kemper Mrs. Ktlpatnck Ms Leonard Mrs. L.OVeJOY Mr. Madore

Mrs. Madore Mr. Ma1nello Mr. Marti" Mrs. May Mrs. McCue Mrs. Meshgingpoosh

Mr. Moran Mrs. Mullan Mrs. N1 ses Mrs. Oravecz Mr Peterhn Mrs. Porter

Mr Potts Mrs. Quayle Mrs. Replogle Ms. Rizzo Mrs. Ryabtseva Ms. Ryan

Mr. S1"1'h Ms. Taylor Mrs. T1ral"a Mr. ntmal" Mrs Vacco Mr. Wadd

Mr. Wagner Mrs. Watts Mr Wightman Mr WilliS Mrs Wolfert Mrs. Ziegler

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8 D ·vm Beemlller Robcn llemstcm

Racl1~1 Brickman

Dan Buchner Jan•J Burke

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10 Jonathan Coole)

Colhn l!ngler

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12 \1emtt Furpahs

Corey Grau Adam Griffin Brandon Grubb

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Michael Hald1

Jacob Holder

14 Kody Hollrngshead Amber Holm Caleb Hord

Michael Hrutkav

•t ooha Khahd

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16 Chase Lamarre

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Domenic \ 1artorana

18 Gretchen M11ler Hannah \!Iiiier

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Raymond Pierce

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\1aria Rood

22 Juha Sa\\ yer Briann ScheJbclhoftcr

Dav1d Scott

\tJchael Sidwell

Mervm Standifer

24 Kyle Stollmgs

'itl) Trotter

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26 Shawn Welch Alexander \\1unnic

K.uel) n :t..awncki GaiT) Zehc

Andrew Zielac.hov.•k•

v ry jOC.Jrnc~ c~ io < n end and In 1hls

pari of our lives the Journey vvas high

c hod Our high school Journey siaried

ac ivvo hundr --d SOI'"TlC fr~ vva ed

irito the high ..c: hod .c ... r --d and confused

noi~lng vvhaiio Xf.X i Afi( ,-four

long years of footbaR g • >itt1ng In

dasses and dances vv nd our 1c:::x.Jrrx ~

vva lng fnio a hoi gsrn f vvffh frk..:ncb

and family vvarhng io vvaich us vva acr~

"fhc-. 'Siagc- and grab our drpomas f ligh

school may noT have been easy bui vve

did vvhc.1i vv could 50 "thaT vve can look

back and l::x- proud of vvhaT vvc'vc done

Lisiening io .>fX he _, by

valediciorian GreTch:: Mi r. nnd

sa uiaiones Rachclle Rq~f~ 1. Wolfgang

Oough and Shay T ro1ier

vve aft realize thai high

:;chool has come io an end

W< r< flccion a "fhc.

frienek.. 1hni vv<. hav made

and a 11-K rnc_'f'YlC>r~ thc1i

vv lasi a lifeti We >rt in

our blue and vvhrte 90\NI"lS

vvaiching the.- baby video

creaTed by AV. and llsien ng

io "the rn:'ll"l!:: preforms of

1"h.o choir and !::>and JUSiTo

~thai by one odc::x.:k

vve vv• have a graduaTed

high school and are read

io move on io bigger and

l::x- tt< ,. 1h ngs.

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Madison students await the walk across the stage.

valed!ctorian. Above: Savannah Owoc sings a spec1al selectlon

dedicated to the seniors .

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Congratulations Katrina!

We love you!

Jamal Ahughali • Khnla' \dam' Bnttan) Aldrich 0\\ en mhrll\e

Brianna Ander,nn Kellt A\er)

Reht!cca Balaz Je"tka Barone t phen B non

Rol") B cker Anthon) Bello\\ Anthon) Bello\\

Danan Be eda manda Btglc~

Amanda B1glcy R)an B1rch K)le Bock

A hie) Bogu ki

Tyler Bohinc Leonard Booker Shannon Booth

R)an Boothe Shannon Boothe

D rck Bont

Sheena Brainard Cody Brc\\ ter

Johnathan Brooks El se Bruerung

Laura Bruenmg Alexandna Bruno

Mtchelle Brun on

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T) lcr BukvK Erin Burke

Jordyn Burke Alexander Byer

George Byrne

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Alii on Camp Jake Ca s1dy R be<:.ca Cerpn

lex Chandler D nald Cherke

1chele Ctncarell

Paul Ch1ro Quenun C'1e lm i

I xand r C1mino Taylor Chne Taylor Cline

dam Collms

1chole Collin Wesley Cook

manda Cooper :\1anah Cornell Bert Cmell Cmtl)n Cro b)

('h hea Cunningham Ru ell Curt1s Lorin Damcb Jared Dav1 Lauren Da\i Lauren DaVJ'>

Trevor Davi> Bra ton Dean C'hn,un Dcdck Deanna Dedck Je c Dclc us Ca Jd) Dekol h

Abb) Denni n T) :er Den more Brenden Dorler K lcl)n Do\\ dell Za hal) Dull Ale andna Eland

Kholas Elmore ~1onica English Davtd Eversole

Morgan Fa!..o Brandi fannacci Brandi Farinacci

Lucas 1-amswonh Catherine Fedele Dominick Fe!..etc

John hncgan Jonathon Ford

Brandi Futch!..o

Nichol Gabor Hakkan Gashi

Amanda Gen an Tyler Gilben

Rachel Glmna Stcphante Godnick

Brittni Goehnng ~1ason Golden

Paula Gorostieta La\ aile

BenJamin Green Alexander Griffin

l:mtly Grimes

Anana Grk Corey Grubb

Lizeth Guadalupe Flores

Amanda Gumn Amanda Guinn

Bndger Hahn

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Dtllon Hakli Ju'>tin Hammil

Reed Hardy Kore. Ha)e

Amanda He ter • · icholas Heyduk

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\1 i~hannda Hi sam Hnanna Jloll Brittany Holm Danielle Honaker Billy HoY<ard Wilham lloY<ard

Jefferson Hru ov k) ngelma Huber

Rachel II uffman James Iuhdt Soren Iverson Chnstoph r Jogan

nthon) Jordan Ca ,ondra Kahr \lak1 Kajn'iara Sheal)n Kapalka

mber Kara Andre\\ Karl on

Jordan Karohl Brandon Kell) Jo hua Kelly T)ler Ken mger Cod) Kerb) India Kijau a

S)an K1lhan baac Klco Jamc-, Khnger \krcede Knapp Joshua Korth Katcl) n Ko ar

Ta) lor Kri toff Julia Kuhlman Patri..: k Kuntz K 1Im Laing Jc-,,ica La;ara

arah Lane

Cooper Lege La

Sc 'wemger 1 eot1C .\shlc} Lod .. ridgc

Keela Lu..:as Jcncssa '\1 c·hin Erie \1acl..tl\j3k

Anthon} \1adonna Victoria \1ajcmil;

Joshua '\1arc·h Zacbf} .\1artin Ashlc} \1aruna Ba} le} !\ta,era

Tyler \!.:Cord Jeremiah \1cFarland

Jo-,iah \1cFarland John McLaughlin

Courtney \1c\hlhon Samantha .\1crl..lcy

Alexa \l1ller shlcy \tiller

Zachar} \toyer E\an \tulkey

:\1ariah \turphy Antomo 1\appo

David eed~

Sarah 1\ewton Kaycee ·,l;se Jason OBI)an

\1organ o· elll Dcni Odcm

Demse Odom Clara Oliveira

Jo eph Orlow 1..1 Ivan Pacheco Padilla

Kourtncy Palm l..y Jacob Panyathong

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Iorin Perkm Ju m Phthp Jc ica Plulltp Laura Picozzt Brandon Pterce Jo hua Pilon

Ra he! Pohng Garrett Pnmer Jenmfcr Quirk Jo hua Ran om Jenmfcr Rcihncr Ale ~~ RenKk

Kell) Re chke Heath Richardson Brooke Ri' era Kahmah hadah Rohbms 0 car Robm on

arah Roja

Kinsta Romtg Mari a Ro a

lh on Rothh b.!rg r Can sa Rou e Cattlyn Rupnow

a\anna a alar

Ltlhan Shepherd Zachary Shoo . amantha hon Sarah Stllitoe Je, 1c11 imko Jacob kelton

William Sl.trl.a,idl Zacl.ary Sl.rdnwrc

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Chantcl Sm hhcrgcr Tra' '' Snyder

Vinic " 1h c

Rhcanna \latthc

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Stewart

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John Swartzwelder Jo,eph Swatow\I.J

Julia S7el.cl) Bntncy Tamhuro

Dominic Tamhurro ~ ircc Thomp on

Paige Tied man \1iranda Tippie Ellen TomaJko

Heather Toth

Rehecca Val\oda Autumn Vm rqucrra

Ka)la Vu)ancih Chri topher Waldron

James Wawrow.,l;r Kelly Wayman

Kari Weatherholt Kir ten Werchseldorfer

Kyle Wcin rt Lacey Whitfield Emil) Williams

Nicole Wrlson

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T•mothy V. •I on Rachel WOJClcchow,kJ Ryan Wollschlcgcr Anm Wolosonovich Francesca V. y att Qumn Yok1e

Dan1 I :t .drnveff Lilhan Zvosecz

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Brenden Adams Bnx,ke Adams ban Ambw'e

Dana Appelkllt:r amh Ardern

Robert Am1'>trong

R)an A'>hh) AIINm Baker

John Baker Connor Ball

\Inch II Bandish dam BarstoY.

Patnd; Barton Joseph Bashore Charles Battles

Ca ) BeHan \1nchell Beller

Richard B<!ris

T}ler Berry Emil) Bmder

.\1aris a Bottiggi Jonathan Bradheer \lichael Brainard­

Ltdd) Amy Brettrager

Annette Bnckman Gregor} BroY.n .\ltranda BroY.n

• iklos Brown Scott BroY.n T} ler Bf}nnt

Blake Bukky Jared Bush

~atalte Byrne Christopher Camphell Lauf}n utmpofredano

~icola Chavet

Seth Clark Chri topher Cia) pool

Jonathan Clevenger Jakoh Cole

Ahx Collm Jorden Colltn

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2 Patnck Colu~c• A hley C'ongin Joe) Connolly l~mtly C'.ox ( hnstoph r Crit1er • 1 ole Cro le)

\1ary umming Hal ) Duke Phtlhr Dalke St rra Daugherty Rtkkt Davis Courtney DaviSson

Jo hua Delfs Laura Delgado Hannah Demko Jenna Demopoulo I mh Denmeade Amanda Dille}

Ju un Dmgle Juhe Dodg

hie) Dubob ydne) Engh h

Robert Erb \'m ent E'anoff

aron Fedele Da\ld F·ed r llayl ) Foti Darn I Fox Luke Fre hour Ka)la Fre)

Ka)la Fnel Katanna Funk Davtd Gahor \1.:gan Gate> \1ttl"h Geddis Brandon Gentf)

J ac·nh George \\ m Gthson

ha n Gilles B, · e Gillum Broo e Gillum \1atth v. Girton

Jennifer Glu\ na Ashle1gh Gonzalez

Cor) Gramtx:rg Jan1h Green

Rel:x:cca Green -Holmes hle) Groudle

L1zeth Guadalupe Cameron Haase Ca andra Hall

Cas andra Hammer Gahnelle Hayden

Kehe) lla) cs

R tx He ding S" uh Helmick

CallJh,m Henderson \tarl. Hen(")

Chenoa He" ill .\kl.enzic Hinkle

Ashley Hixon Lnn Hord

SnL he) Hom "-' Hrutl.a)

Christopher llacqua Chel ca lsahella

Chel ea Johnson Danielle Johnson

Hayden Jui t Katherin Kapoqas}

Katherine Karlson

Shannon Kee Counney Keller

.\1ason Kensinger Amanda Kilty

R1chard Kmford Rohen K1sh

All)SOn Klimko ~ackenne Knight

\;Jchola Knight Elizaheth Kosek

Ch:td Kozan Kenneth Kreb

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2 Jame Lagania Josephme LaR1che • ic hola Lalka Jonathan Leggett Ryan LeGrand Kevin Lemon

Tyler Levicki Tyler Liggett Steven Lodge \1ichael LoweT)

hley Lyczkow ki Robert L:n h

Kayla Maltby aron \ 1arion

Brandon Maroney \1ackenzie :\1artin Dommie \1a tandrea Dominic \1a tandrea

Brett Maunus Errin \1a)er Ro .\1cHenT)

ndrew \tcKillen Danielle \1cPeek David .\1edvec

Lmdse\ >.,teisterheim Duane \terri man \1arie \hkhad Le1ghann \hiler • ·ichola \1ontgomeT) Brett \1onty

Gann \1organ \tichael \1organ Emily \1racek \1ark Murra)

ara \1yer Erika ::-;' a)o\\

Cortne) • "ess ydne. iel en

Richard. ·alan Alexandna :s'O\ak • "icholas • · O\ itski John O'Bnen

Kara Odom Wellslee Oliveras

Yuril\a Omata Chmtopher Onnl\o

Brandon Orw Stephon Ortil

\1itchell 0 hahcn Diana Pacheco Padilla

Jess) Pacl, Ta) lor Patfield

B th Pelton Eionna Pemhcrton

Tes a Perovich amucl Petro

Dommie Petruccelli Dillon Poe

icholas Poling Jonathan Pollock

Adam Poulson Knsten Presutti

Bnttan) Pridemore \1elanie Primer

Jacl\ Rabe Cheyannc Ra1ke'>

Abigail Rale1gh Trista Reagan

Eli e Reed Wtlliam Rendek Lawrence Repko Andrea R yno o

Haley Richardson Mtranda Richardson

Riley R1ehl Brennen Rojas

John Ro encrans Ja on Ryan

AlieL,a Sabo Justin Saeger

Brandon Schauer BenJamm Scheidecker

Candace Schetterer Erica Schiemann

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2 13 \1uanda Schraufl Dylan ency Leah Shea Jame Shenkel \1 ichael Sherman Kat!) n Short

Ta) lor Shre' e Taylor Siekkmen·

weeney Jenmfer Silven Jo ph me Chcls a Slag! Kirsty Iagle

Ab1ga1l Sm1th Brand n mnh James Sm1th James Smith Dougla ouders Hannah pa1d

TraHs prague R)an StJohn Jacob Stelcner Ju tin Ste~an Rohcrt Sull .\1aris'a Stone

utyak

Aarun ·~:cncy

Enn udl Zachaf) Tarone Gregof) Ta) lor

b1gail Tm i' nno Brandon Trumble

le1da Yehuquez Lopez Jame' \'in.:e Hallie \'ollmar Jerem) \'rhm mk J 1lhan \\ alla-:e \ t1chael \\ all ace

Branden Warner Brett Warner Leah Wcher

\1atthc\\ Webster Dommie I.: \\'elnial.:

\11chael Weston

1\lit<·hell Whale} Jessica Wibon

Mitchell Wilson R)an Wilson

\1atthe" Woodruft Jes. ica Woolc)

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Kace) Wnght \1af) W)nkoop , "ichlaus Wyno

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Aaron Adams Paige Adam'> Alc\a Akers !\:ell) Allen

Gabnelle malo Anthon) , \ndrc" s

Dillon rgo Tyler mett

Brandon Baker Jo,hu.l Baker Ryley Baker

Kalee Barbina

Lauren Bed. Dylan Beem1llcr

Taylor Bland Dlilon Bohmc Ba)k Bond

Autumn B1x>thc

:'\!aka) Ia Bottigg1 Angela Boyce

Stephen Bradley Jessica Brooks

'\lark Brooks Trevor Brotzman

Dakota Brown William Brueggeman

Benjamin Brucmng Timothy Bryan

Ca ey Bukvic Zoe Burba

Austm Burkholder Brandon Burkholder

Chelsea Burr Seth Byer>

Jcs. ua Calc Leah Camp

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2 4 Lyd1a Ca 1dy Cody Cavender Sara Chandler Jonathan Cimino DavJd Cline Jame Cli by

Robert Cogar Rachel Conaway Core) Cone James Copsetta John Dahlhau en Alhson Davt

A'>hlee Dav1~ Brandon Da' i Robbi Dav1s Thoma'> Dcis Rachel Dcmp C)

Jesse Dengate

Ca1la D~nicola Jerem) Dodge R)an Dol) Rat: he! Eber>t:hlag Casstd) Edwards Kendra Eland

Da\ld Erb Karen E-,trada Chri;ttan E' ans Kelly Fairman :-..tt:hola-, Fams\l.orth Anthon) Fedele

Elizabeth Fedor Cia) Fellows :'\lit:hael Finegan Jo,cph Foti Fattme Ga,hi Julie Ga' or,ki

Ktmberly Gentry Kraig Gibson Angel Giffin

BreAnnah Giffin Isabella Gikhnst Brandon Gillum

Joanna vier Gonzalez Kayla Grau

Hannah Green Jacob Greene

~1eghan Grenier Dylan Gridley

Brittany Gruss Bnttany Gunt~r

Tayler Gu tin Ronald Hamric

1argaret Hanlon Garrett Hanzak

Bradley Harri Jo,hua Harri. on

Sarah Haught Rodney Hennessey

Bethany Hess Amber Hilger

Samuel Hillyer Taylor Holder

Keith Holpit Bryson Hoobler Austin Hovater

Jacob Ho\\ell

Sarah Iannini Lucas Ingalls

Franky Jarc-Hawes Alexandrea Jayne

Braden Jerome Robert Johnson

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2 4 Skyler John on H rand on J uratovac Za hary Juratova Anthony J uric k

manda Karnpo k tcholas

Kara} ianopoulo

Tyler Karran Darcie Keen !:.lena K lley Emtl) Kennedy Tamara Klep Rebcc a Khnger

R}an Klueg Batley Kmght Gabrielle Kordic T)ler Kuhn Brandon Lamg Cha e Lajara

H milton law' Januc Lemon Chri,topher Long,trcet Kyl<! Lu

IHgail Lum Gma \tadonna

manda \!angelo-Pomp

I i. ter \larac,,a haelm \lare,co i ole \ taruna

Ryan \1cColhstcr B thany \kGec

te\ en \ 1cGec \lolly \kGill Justu' \1cGrath

D~rd. \lessenger !1-latth~"' Miller

Jc"i..: M!lhgan Andrcis Misch

Dc1dre M1 Luke 'l.ltvck

Austin '\ar \manda ~emeth

Samantha ~icholas Jac.:\ '\1chols '1.1 ., orris

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Isaiah Ort :\ieholas Padilla Dakota Palinka

Jacob Pahnsky han Parrino

Cameron Pam-.h

nthony Pasquarelli Kevin Pa,tor

pcncer Pattcn.on Cas-.andra Pekarski

'1.1iranda Pengo' Jonathan Pcplow-.ki

oph1a Petkash '1.1Jehacl P1cou Jayce Powell

Christopher Price Bethany Pridemore

Rachel Pndcmore

Cheyenne Pntschau Thomas Purkey

Scott Ramsey Ju tm Ran>om

lexander Rendck Amy Rilchie

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20 4 I abelle Roach Jonathan Robert Jo hua Rod cker Steven Rowe Armando RUiz Agu1rre

rmando Rutz gutrre

Kyle Rutledge Gino ahm K m ha Santana­Da\lrro \Iegan Scarbe!T) Katlyn o.;hafer Jacob Schauer

Andrew Sch1emann I aiah Schultz VK1oria chulz Chari a Sene) Bnan erra Sean 'erra

:\1atthew Sexton Ceili Shea J ilhan Shelton K)lie Shook

lexandna hort Sarah 'hrev

manda S1ll E\an Sine Ra h I SIO\ ick Phillip Slu,her

li,on Smith Core) Sm1th

Cod\ Stubcr Bnan Sut)ak

Kunis wope Ehzabcth Tamburo

Gino Tamburro :\1atthev. Tate

Timotb) l il:hinel R)an Trumble \1u.:hacl Vise!

'\ cholas Vliek "lick Vliek

Priscilla Wegmiller

Trenton \\'hale) Dylan While

Jordan Wilhelm • oah Winzer

Ca<,C) Wollschleger Darlene Work

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Amocr \Vyatt D..:stin) Yoder

Jared Yoe \1organc Young

Reed Zav.ad.i

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1 B c:hc>erlcading y c l"""'ln""\r ,...,...., - . squad tt - .. • .,.. 'I II lOr)

\1\/a!::. a greaT YE or.

AlisOn Davis

"liked being on the fresh"nen foo1baD 'team. even "though vve didn't do To

greaT I s had a good 1lr-rv->-

"tbrnc cornJng vvas defiantly rnd

favorrtc parT Danclnq vvrth ~ friends

vvas a bt of fun.-

yro, "l'lr rt €0)-<'f

"I rc y I ked n"lC'E-:flng a the ok:::ler k~ and making nc»..N friE:?r'lds· F oo1bal vvas

greaT and I can't vvart for nexT ~r ·

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Kaho Suzuki is from Japan. Her favorite teacher at MHS

would be Mr. Titman. While being here, Kaho has found

interest in the track team

and listening to the Choir.

In her spare time Kaho

en~oys watching movies.

Yurika Ornata is from Japan. Her favorite activity while

being in the U.S was prom and she really enjoys Mr.

Grier's art class. Yurika

enJoys spending time with her host family and friends during

her spare time.

Laura Picozzi

Laura Picozzi, also known as Matschi, came to the U.S

from Germany. While being

here she enjoyed the school

dances, soccer, and track.

Just as anyone else, Laura

likes to spend time with her friends during her spare

time.

oaseuJOh

Daseul Oh is from Korea.

Prom was her favorite event

while being at Madison High

School. Daseul mostly likes to relax m her spare time.

Tooba Khal1d native home

is Pakistan. She enjoys

participating in the art

classes provided here at MHS, watchmg football,

listening to the band, and

the Key club. In her spare

time Tooba loves to shop,

listen to music, and hang out with her friends.

N ele Blocher is from

Germany. The MHS marching band and track

team really caught Nele's

attentiOn while being here. In her spare time she enjoys

hanging out with friends and listening to music.

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Vinicius Sobral also known

as Villlly 1s from Brazil H1s

favorite actiVIty while being

at MHS was the homecommg

dance. Vinny enJoys hstemng

to mus1c and dancmg during

his free time.

Uze1h FLores

Lizeth Bores is from

Mexico. While being at

Mad1son high school, Lizeth

has taken interest in the

MHS swim team. During her

free team she likes to hang

out with her new friends

that she's made while being

in Madison

Maki KaJiwara is from Japan.

She enjoys the swim team

along with the track team.

Maki hkes to cheer people up

and hang out Wlth her

fnends during her spare

time.

Students who were not able to be photographed: Clara Oliveira from Brazil

Jamal Abughali from Palestine. Paula Gorostieta from Mexco

• •• •••• •• • •• A T "the end of each school year Madison High

Sc:hc:d hosTs an avvards banq :t for a11he

sTudenTs vvho go above and beyoncf academic

sTandards Madison High School vvcx...kJ Ike To

congraTulaTe al of 1he ouTsTanding sTucic>nTs This

year and 1he avvard banqueT is 1he place To honor

1hern StudenTs can receive avvards for good

grades, perfecT aTtendance. and for being

involved in a dub AT "the senior banqueT seniors

geT1he chance To receive scholarship avvards

along vvith o1her various others The-se

scholarships go To helping pay for colege and are

handed ouT f::,y differenT organl.za1k:~ns vvhich are

grea11y appreciaTed

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J~ eu.+<.e 8. f>.rdrel" 13e8r'~; l(.ea-tes

N\o51"1~ c;~ o-e.;en &. lin" s-rore

BesT Frineds <Boys)

(lll.l<.e Hru"tkay 8. Conner Gibb

~TArtlS

T air I Cruz 8. Cored Grau

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MosT NoTable Laugh

Juia Savvye... & Adam Sweeney

NlosTLI<.elyTo be PresidenT

GreTchen Mkor 8. Oay

Densmore

BiggesT AirT

AJycia Fleischer 8. Trto Anaya

BesT Dressed

Haley B::dager 8. Garry Zehe

MosTLI<.elyTo be Famous

Jen White 8. TJ STuber

Prett"oesT Eyes

Sarrrni Gerred 8. J&<e

NbnTgc.rnery

MosT Musical

Savannah Ovvoc 8. Caleb Herd

Aeti: I l01 tb= t t -'• o~~··t ,..._

e .... f tnt :~ ~ G>·1n1o J" his year "fhE. MHS

drama dub Took "fhE.

audience back in TimE:'.

'Devil Boys from

Beyonc:f' comically

spoofed science

ficTion rnc>vies of "fhE.

era . Taking place

in I 950's Florida this

play deaft vvith gay

aliens and alcof--1c::>lic

vvives. Lead acTors

Jessica Cogar, Tyler

Levicki and Shay T raTter

made "fhE. sflovv vvith

"fhE.ir vvit and naTural

sTage presence .. Mrs.

Jackson said '';t vvas a

gcx:>d group of

sTudenTs To vvork vvith

and I really e~oyed "fhE.

play.''

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1. Tyler Levicki and Trista Reagan show of their acting skills during the opening night. 2. The whole cast gets together for one last picture after the final curtain.

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3. Jessica Cogar strikes a pose while playing her character Matilda Van Buren. 4. Tyler Levicki play1ng Gregory Graham tries dodging an alien .

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5 Tyler Kens nger is at h1s broadcasting desk while he played Gilbert Wiatt, the anchorman. 6. On stage sweethearts Tyler Lev1ck1 and Jessica Cogar share the final kiSS.

7. Lead actors Shay Trotter and Tyler Levick1 share an on stage

moment. 8. Shay Trotter, Jessica Cogar, and

.... Tyler Levicki keep the crowd laughing while all on stage.

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The vvinier one acis vvere a

big hit this year. Under the

direction of Mrs. Madore and

T ':Jer Levicki the small group of

siucfenis really vveni all out:

They preformed io skits, "An

Aciors Nighimare" and 'The

T vvilighi Zone: WiD the Real

Martian Please Siand Up." Both

vvere a huge success and the

auc:lience bved every rnorneni

of each. Nexi year they hope

io have the sai'Jle'

success as this year.

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Some of the cast members take a break form rehearsal to reg am focus and relax.

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Below: The cast of this year's Winter one acts shows the whole school and commumty that they are worthy actors .

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adison High Scf-K:x::l s

drama dub puT up quite

the shovv vvith the

musical "Guys and Dolls''.

This musical Tcx:::k the

audience back in time

porTraying a fresh lcx:::k aTthe 20's in a big city.

The play vvas focused

around risky gambling,

far feTched beTs, and of

course love and

romance.

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The cast of this years musical acts, sings, and dances their hearts out all night long. All their

hard worked payed off.

MAY 13 2011

MAD I SOli Hl&ll SCHOOL

PIESE.TS

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Here ai Madison High School vve

have a very large English deparirneni

filled vvith the besiieachers Noi only

do vve have jusi plain English bui

there is also CreaTrve Writing,

Shakespeare, Literaiure for Ufe and

Writing Seminar. The ieachers alvvays

iake Trrne io help their siudenis and

make sure they do their besi fv'\any

siudenis 1hirk of an English class as a

vvay io express their feelings 1hrough

vvriting essays, J:X'E'fllS, or sheri

vvrites others may dread English

because of the research papers 1hai

you have io vvrite, vvhich can cause a

loi of siress &Ji overaR vvith the fun

ieachers, greai siudenis, the fun

acTrvit"IE'S, and the greai learning

airnc::::>sphere English is an avvesome

class no rnaiter vvhaigrade you"re in

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Above : Senior Joey Dunkle goes through and checks h1s work

to make sure everyth1ng is ready to

turn in. Below· A workmg

student types out and reads over his

research paper.

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Left to A1ght: Mrs. Garaux's freshmen English class works hard to get thelf research paper done Sen1or Adam Sweeney has a m1d class freak out when Mrs. Madore tells the class their research paper IS due at the end of class . Semor Jake Montgomery hard at work gettmg h1s Beowulf worksheet finished . Below· Second block 1s one of Mrs. Madore's favorite t1mes of the day because her honors class 1s so peaceful

Above: Ms. Ters1gni shows the class how exciting presenting really can be. Left: Mr Herald helps Juan Porras get his book work done m hopes that he won't have any homework.

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ath dasses aT

1\1\adison High Schc:x::>l

can range from

InTegraTed 4 vvith Mr

WagnerorAP

STaTisTics vvith Mr.

Manella. There is a dass

for everyone You can

learn To hovv To do long

division and rnuttipy

fracTions or inTegraTe

funcTions and figure

ouT probability. No

matter vvhaT your math

skill there is a math

dass for you. Math

dasses do noTjusT

help you To graduaTe

high schc:x::>l buTthey

vvill help you To

succeed ouTside of

the dassroorn, from

figuring ouT hovv much

vvaTer you need in your pool

or vvhaTthe chances are thaT

you may vvin the lo1T ery. All in all

math dasses are useful in and

ouT of the dassrcx::>rn.

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Above:Fatima Gahsi and Bethany Hess work

together to finish their algebra puzzle in Mrs.

Meshginpoosh freshmen class.

Right: Andrew Keates attempts to teach his

fellow calculus students.

Left: Senior Lindsey Dotson concentrates as she practices her integration techniques.

' Below: Senior Haley Jurick finishes up some last minute homework before Mr. Wagner starts class. Below Right: Mr. Peterlin coaches a student through her

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Above: Angel Griffin works on her algebra puzzle while , she waits for her partner to return.

Below Left: Freshmen boys try to stay focus in Mrs. Collins class .

When it comes To science aT

f\Aadison High Schc::x:;,l you never- knovv

vvhaTyou'r-e going To geT We offer- a

r-ange of differ-enT classes thr-oughouT

our- schc::x:;,l, such as For-ensic Science,

Ear-th Science, AnaTomy physiology.

Pr-inciples of Bior'nedical Science,

Che.>r-nisTr-y or- Envir-orYnE?nTal Science

You mighT end up cutting inTo fr-ogs and lear-ning al:::x:xJT cells in Biology vvith

Mr- Haines, or- mighT spend a bk:::x=k of

your- day vvith Mr- Br-adley calculaTing

the acceler-aTtC>n and velocity of a Toy

car- 5ther- vvay. ther-e is a class for­

ever-yones individual inTer-esT "In Mr­

Br-ac:J1ey's physics class vve alvvays had fun labs To do They vver-e pr-etty har-d

aTTrmes buTther-e vvas never- a dull

f'TlCli'TlenT in thaT class" sTaTed Andr-evv

"Beans" KeaTes vvhen he vvas asked vvhaT his favor-ite par-T of his science

class vvas "I r-eaDy e'"!joyed Pr-inciples of

Bior'ned vvith Mr-s Hickman, she r-eally

made lear-ning fun, I jusT bved our­

bingo r-evie\N gan-es" said Senior­

Sarrmi Ge-,-,..ed_ Science can be sTr-uggling, hovvever- its s11 one of

f\Aadison's mosT c:ornpelling subjeCTs,

fu of excitemenT and advenTur-e

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Above: Some of the students in Mr. Bradley's physics class take their labs into the hall to measure the acceleration of a cart at different angles. Below: Semor Garry Zehe and Junior Pat Kuntz work hard together to get

their work done.

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From top left to bottom center: Some students in Mr. Raine's biology class take time from their work

to pose with their turtle Junior Andy Karlson tries

Ius hardest to figure out Ius Biology problems.

Sophomore Tyler Berry works on his chemistry

problems with real concentration. Students work

hard to firush homework .

•

• • • ver-y social

siudies class has its pur-pose You can

lear-n hovvio balance a check book and

sei a budgei for- yourseff in per-sonal

financial liter-acy or- you can

lear-n hovv Amer-ica carne io

be and hovv our­

gover-nrneni vvotks in an

Amer-ican hisior-y or­

gover-nrneni class Noi only

can you lear-n abouithe

pasiyou can also lear-n

abouithe pr-eseni Cur-r-eni

evenis and human behavior­

can ieach you vvhai is

happening in our- socieiy

novv along vvith the effecis

our- socieiy has on people

Social siudies classes can

be one of the I"TllSi

influential classes ai f\1\adison

because our- socieiy,

gover-nmenT. and the

fuiur-es ar-e alvvays changing

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Above: Freshmen Alex Rendek and Braden Davis review thetr notes before

their test. Juruor Taylor Clme reviews the notes to get ready to take more notes in

Mr. Dragus' third block class.

1. Junior Becca Balazs and sophomore Rikki Davis work together while taking notes. 2. Bobby Scott focuses on Mr. Dragus while he explains how our government works. 3. Freshmen Beth Fedor and Gabby Kordic work studiously on their study guides in Mr. Moran's unified social studies class. 4.Junior Rachel Wojciechowski hard at work on her government test in Mr. Dragus third block class.

L ''t /] -· -...:. __ ) " l) G :- ··~t

Pby1

G Y"' is usually alvvays

everyones favorite

su~ecT. tfs the only Time

of the day you can run

around and have a gocx:l

Time Tf-"lere are several

drffereniiypes of gY'fl

dasses you can lake.

Frorr~ rackeisporis vvith

Mrs. Nikses, io vveighi

'training vvith Mr. Willis, or

even 'team sporis vvith

Mrs. Mullan. TI--le i eacf-"lers

iryio change it up vvith

drffereni games and

vvork ouis io do. Senior

Gavin Haase admits ··~

dass has alvvays been my

favorite su~ect: and sTill is.''.

You can never go vvrong

laking a gY'fl dass.

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Above: Mrs. Caigo 's freshman gym class

are having fun playmg a game of kickball.

Left· Mrs . Nikses ' freshman gym class is shooting around

before they get serious with a game of basketball.

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Above: Junior Zack Moyer and sophomore Justin Dingle get competitive while playing badmmton. Right Sophomore Nick Knight works on his upper body strength in his advanced weight training class.

training class gets a

nice warm up jog in

before they go work

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• • • •

• •• • • ••

VI/hen preparing for life ouTside

of high schcx::,f you need To knovv

more than your basic algebra and

hovvTo vvrite an essay. Balancing a

check book and cooking a l'llE?BI

are also some helpful skills To have

vvhen you leave hc::::>rne for the real

vvorld .. Here aT Madison, Family

Consumer Sciences are an

i"lX='rTanT parT of our curriculum

dasses ranging from Life Skills,

FundamenTals of Ccx::,king,

Advanced Ccx::,king, Drafting and

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tl r I • • ••• •• •

Design, Dating and

Relationships, Career

Field Experience,

Parenting, and W cx:x::fs.

They' discover hovvTo

cook, clean, manage

finances and a

househc:>k::f, and mainTain

heatthy relationships.

The MHS facutty keeps

them inTeresTed and

involved vvith class

cornpe1itions, and

raffles. Above: Senior Ashley Romig and Junior Brianna Roll put the finishing

touches on their stuffed shells. Below: Correan Stu per put in some hard work, 1

and made a beautiful, one-of-a-kind quilt.

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1. Alex Struhar works with her fellow classmates to ftnish their woods project on time. 2. Jesse DeJesus, Jacob Skelton. and Joel Rosipko show their class that broccoli really isn't all that bad.

3. Allison Sutyak pays close attention to her sewing to make sure she her seams are neat and straight. 4. Semor Austill Beck cautiously does his needlepoint being careful not to accidentally catch his ftnger with the needle. Terry Hobson's model home in progress. Dan Land's ftnished project looks wonderfully detailed and very well put together

• • ••

Students 1n Mrs. Ryabtseva's

class play around with some of the

cultural1tems.

• • •••• This years foreign language

depar'trnE>n't a't MHS had 'tvvo vvidely

knovvn languages, Spanish and Russian

With classes being available all the vvay

up 'to the fourth year the s'tuden'ts here

vvere able 'to learn abou't drfferen't

cuttures

The Spanish depar'trnE>n't go't a nevv

rnE.'fl)ber 'to their 'team this year Senora

Baired spen't a couple years 'teaching

Spanish I a'tthe mi<::ldle school, and has

novv made her vvay up 'to the high

school 'to 'teach us Spanish I and 2

With classes over flovving and many

s'tuden'ts vvaiflng 'to 'take it you'R be able

'to find any s'tuden't vvho knovvs Spanish

a't Madison. From fies'tas 'to ce4ebrating

Spanish holidays, a of our Spanish

'teachers make it a blas't'to learn a

drfferen't language

Russian isn't a very corrrnon 'taken

class, bu't is a vvell lked one. With smaR

class sizes Mrs. R!::J8b'tseva can 'take her

timE> and focus on 'teaching her classes

in a more focused and personal se1ting

A grea't aspec't of Mrs R!::J8b'tseva is tha't

she is origina y from Russia and has a

better knovvledgethan rnos'ton vvha't

she is 'teaching us here a't MHS Being

the only Russian 'teacher here she c:::foes

a lo't of acTrvit'IE?S vvith her s'tuden'ts and

makes learning a drfficutt language a

good timE>. 100

From top: Students work very hard on their work in Mrs. Edwards Spanish 2

class. Jumors Amanda Gervan, Kaycee Nikses, and Jennifer Quirk work on a

restaurant sketch in Miss Taylor's class. Sophomore Brennen Rojas

practices his presentation.

• • •

From top: Sophomore Ryan St John reads Ius Spanish book while wattmg for class to start. Seruor Mike Haldi and Juniors Matt Stewart Leotie Schoeniger, Danielle Honaker, and Ashley Maruna enthusJastically work on their proJeCt.

• •

Students enjoy putting on

the sombreros for fun .

T his year "the siudeni counc~ ai

/VIadison hosied 1he very excited

Povvderpuff game Aithis game

1he senior and J Unior girls go he?ad

io he?ad in a flag foo1baH • • ••• game Anybcx:fy can sign

up and fevv seleci

foo1baft players

coach 1he girls "Girls

are very hard io vvork

vvith. The~,uusiial<.

and goof around 1he

hole Trrne Practice

vvas alvvays an

inieresting Trrne and

sornehovv vve

aciua y goithings

done" siaied

offensive coach

Adam Svveney Ai1he

end of 1he game 1he

seniors cforninaied

1he Juniors I 4 io 00

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Sarah D1ak and Brittany Aldrich go face to

face in the line up.

••

"I had a great time and it was awesome to make a touchdown. I had no doubt that we would win and a shut out was even better."

•••••••••••• Skye Rob1rson

Adam Svl'eeney coach• s San..h Diak through a play before she goes out on the field.

The JUruor girls try to get their game together in the last half for a touchdown.

Taylor Cline and Alycia F1eischer finish up the play as Taylor runs out of bounds .

0 on1lnuing 1he years ai IV\adison, 1he ch:::::>i,.­

depa,.-irneni keeps on g,.-0\Ning in siLJde.nis. and in

g,.-oups With Shovv ch:::::>i,.-, Conce,.-i ch:::::>i,.-, W omens

ch:::::>i,.- and A ca~a ch:::::>i,.-, music loving siLJde.nis

!--lave many ch:::::>ices io fiR 1hei,.- u,.-ge io sing "l1hirk

each yea,.- shovvs rno,.-e and rno,.-e siLJde.nis

~0111ing involved in 1he prog,.-am" sa~ Miss

G,.-oah 1he MH'S ch:::::>i,.- di,.-ecio,.-

Aiong vvith multiple schod conce,.-is du,.-ing 1he

yea,.-, each g,.-oup geis 1hei,.- chance io shovv off

1hei,.- ialenis io 1he c0111rnunity Evenis Ike la,.-ge

G,.-oup A~udicaied Eveni1hai1he Wornens and A

ca~a ch:::::>i,.- go io o,.- LCMEA Ch:::::>,.-al FesTrval1hai

1he Conce,.-i ch:::::>i,.- goes io, eve,.-yone geis a

chance io shovv off 1hei,.- skills

Eclec1lca noi only goes io ch:::::>i,.- fesTrvals

a,.-ound 1he a,.-ea, bui"fhey also do special evenis

a,.-ound 1he c0111rnunity This yea,.- "the siLJde.nis in

Shovv ch:::::>i,.- goi a chance io p,.-eforrn hc::>liday ca,.-ds

in 1he IV\adison Village G,.-eai Lakes Mall, and ai

chu,.-ches and nursing homes

The MH'S ch:::::>i,.- depa,.-irneni can p,.-oudly say

1hai1hey !--lave a nevv additbn io 1hei,.- ieam, 1he •

Ch:::::>i,.- Bcx::>sie,.- 0,.-ganizaTIOn This ieam of pa,.-enis •

assisi Miss G,.-oah in 1he fund,.-aising • •

fo,.- a nevv piano The

mBjO,.. fund,.-aising

acTrvity 1hai happened

1his yea,.- vvas an

evening of fun and

sileni aucTIOn ai1he

IV\adison Couni,.-y Oub

As 1he yea,.- comes io

an end, &oah said she is

excited fo,.- vvhai nexi

yea,.- mighi !--lave in sio,.-e

Eclectica ends the

holiday concert

right with their final

l.Womens choir rehearse their first song the day of opening night. 2.The show choir dances and sings to one of their favorite songs

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• • "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend"

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Hl't ·t i ~ rm ~ "th ~ ,. ,....._

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3.Miss Groah conducts the concert choir as they start their first performance of the year. 4. Sophomores Cam Haase and Ben Scheidecker bust a move. 5. Concert choir leaves the crowd wanting more with their festive holiday songs. 6. Eclectica charms the crowd with their annual singing of "Bethlehem", · any show choir alumni to join them

v adison High School offers classes

anyvvhere from Beginner's Art: To

more advanced opTIOns, such as

Corrrnercial ArT A differenT medium is

used in Mrs. OraveTz ceramics class,

giving sTudenTs a feel aT hovv

J=>01Tery is made Mr. Grier's classes

such as Dravving, Pain1lng, and

lndeperdenT ArT give sTudenTs a

chance To leTtheir creaTIVity flovv As

a differenT form of Art: Madison

offers dasses such as Corrrnercial

ArT and compuTer design, giving

sTudenTs a differenT vievv on an arT

career From painT brushes and

ptencils, To day and irk, Madison High

School provides sTudenTs vvith the

Tools they need To leT their True

creaTIVity shine.

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Above: At Madison, Independent Art gives Kira

Tanner time to let her creativity take control.

Right: Rachel Poling takes a break in Mr. Grier's drawing

class.

R.lght:In Mrs. Oravetz's Ceramics class, Anne

Sansalone gets to work on a pottery vase . Below:

Corey Grau uses another element, painting, to

express himself.

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Above: Senior Kelley McDonell participated in Madison's

painting class. Below: Junior Derek Bortz uses colored pencils

to create a work of art in drawing class.

··tt avvays amazes me hovv

1he sTudenTs connnue To

vvork hard aT creat;ng

greaT designs and other

vvorks of arT.''

• •• ••• •

-Mr Grier

•

Above: In Mr Grier drawing

class, Nikki Sruth uses small

sharpie markers to create a work

of art. Left Seruor Garry Zehe

concentrates on his vase for

cera.IIllcs .

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• • v

•••• • adison High Schc:x:,l

1-"dds an AV dass for the

sTucfenTs vvho vvanTTo

learn abouT media and

broadcasnng. The AV

dass had a vvonc::ferful

t;me learning abouT video

producnon this year. Mrs.

Grau Teaches the

sTucfenTs hovvTo vvork

behind the camera, shooT

videos, edit1hern, and

much rnc:>re. AV is a unique

dass in vvhich sTucfenTs can

express themselves in and

ouT of the classroom

through media. Many of

their documenTaries help

To advernse for or againsT

cerTain Topics like

depression and unc::fer age

drirking. Over all Mrs. Grau

vvas very r=>'eased vvith the

vvork of this years dass.

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Above: Kourtney Palinsky counts out candy corn for the AV's Halloween video.

Below: Brad Sievers and robot Robby Bernstein "fight" as a metaphor that technology is out smarting

everyone and everything.

Above: Mackenzie Martin, Tony Bellow,

and Jessica Roach getting ready to fill by

painting Tony's face white.

Left: Mason Neilson video tapes his fellow

classmates from across the hall.

Below: James Iubelt focuses in on his camera to make sure everything is taping

smoothly.

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'We~ 1r ~\t 1m!) ,.f ej_~r---------. _~·t~--h~i1_l ::______,..- -,

FtJII ~·t:t:JII Ir e~

A u'ourn Career CenTer is an insTituTe vvere

you can geT hands on experience in almosT

any line of vvork Au'ourn is open To any high

school junior and senior ThaT already has an

idea of vvhaT1hey vvanTTo do afTer high

school AT Au'ourn 1here are over TvvenTy

differenT programs a sTudenT can chose

from ff you have an inTeresT in cars, vvanTTo

Teach lrt11e kids, have dreams of 'ouilding

houses, or ovvning your ovvn

sabn, Au'ourn vvil have

sorTlE'Thing for you

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Above: Chelsea Riss works on a car in her Auburn body shop class. Below: Cody Kerby helps clean up the cafe before the

lunch rush.

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Left to Right: Deanna Dedek takes a break from taking notes m her Patient Care class to pose for the yearbook. Josh Kelly works With his teacher in his

' Maintenance and Envuonmental SeMces class at Auburn. Dylan Knight shows the class the correct way to preform CPR.

Left. Seniors Zack Krught and Kody Hollingshead \\ 1rk1:1g in their Construction course at Auburn. Above: Junior Zach Skidmore and friend take a break from care reparr and have some fun. Seru rs Michelle Diebold and Marslia Hegfield pose with the practice dummy in therr Patient Care class .

1b L .o ., t:IJI,d .:. .\r '

This years spirit secTIOn for "the firsTTJr"nE?

goT an adviser. Mr Smith. As vve k.novv 1he

spirit section vvas usua y SOI'"'rle'1hing 1haT

only Upp:?t"dassmen ccxJd participaTe in

buT1his year1haT al changed Anybody

could sign up To jOin The sTudenTs vvould

al rneoeT up before 1he games To TadgaTe

ancf play games In "the parking loT. They

supporTed 1he Team rain or shine Even

vvhen 1he players vveren't doing so vvel

"they kepT cheering them on A popular

cheer vvas To chanT "2 I 2- To he-lp geT "the

Team ~.The spirit section also vvas

big in supporting breasT cancer rYlC>n1h by

painting up In pink ancf vvhite ra1her1han

their usual blue ancf vvhite. The sTudenTs

even had a vvay of keeping 1he spirit up

afTer "the game vvas over by sTopping by

Taco Bel for posT garre celebraTIOns

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Above· Sophomore Hayley Richardson gets her face painted by fellow sophomore Em1y

Mraccek.

114 Seruors; Maria O'Grady, Alyc~a. Fleischer, Skye Robmson, and Becky Skerl take a break from cheering

for a quick picture

Above Skye Robmson IS assisting Jessica Stewart with her pamt for

the game

Below; Seruor Tyler Klep is g tting pamted up by fellow senior Bruley Lampey dur.ng the pre game tat.gating party

Senior Adam Sweeney shows off his "guns" as he represents the Blue Streaks. Below Seniors Jake Montgomery Mark Vaughn, and Sarah Dtak get pumped at a home football game agamst North.

lf vvo hundred-ivvelve

degrees is the iernperaiure

thai vvaier siaris io boil. The

foo1ba0 iearn this year icx::k

thai exira degree io siearn

up a bcorn:::>t"rve, and geithe

gamE? rolling With a record of 7 -3 , ''the foo1barl iearn goi

l::Je1ier vveek io vveek'' said

Coach WiRis. Being led by iearn capiains Nick Lasko and Gavin Haase, WiOis said ''the players vvorked hard on a

daily basis''. This year nine of

the foo1barl players made it io the All Lake Couniy iearn,

and three made the All Northeasi Ohio firsiieam A

greai recognifion for the

players thai shovvs off their

hard vvork.

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Row 1 Mentt Furpat>, Connor Gibb; Matt D1F•arco Andy Keates; M1ke Hrl.!kay; Gav1r Haase· 1'<1ck Lasko T'to Anaya Robert McDiv1tt; Ryan Turner, Brandyn Alley Row 2 Russell Cvrtis,

Evan Mulkey, Adarr Colh~s. Cooper Legaza; Brad Pearl:"lan; Aust1r Beck; Kyle Roberts, Dan Poulson; Patrick Kur>tz, Quentin C1eshnski, Andy Karlson, Nick Swartzwelder· Jesse DeJes<Js,

Mark Mur•ay Row 3: Coacr Ciani; Coacr Herald; Coach Gilligan; John O'Bner Matt Webster, Ryan W1lsor Andrew McKiller> Garret Prirrer, Tony Bellow: B1lly 1-ioward, Josh

March, Josh Ransom Jacob Skeltor Jason O'Bryar B1lly Skerkavch· Coach Mart1r Coach Mamello; Coach W1.1is Row 4 Cam Haase, Aaron Fedele Brennen RoJas, Kyle Hrutkay; Joe

Bashore· Dom1mc Petrucelli Hayden Jwst; nm Stre1sel; Nick Kr1ght, Setr C,arl\ Mason Kens.nger Ker>r>y Krebs Mark Henry Vmme E'vii;'l~off; Sam Petro

SCOREBOARD STREAKS 43

THEM 42 07 14 48 28 62 55 45

36 17 07

82 903 9 17 24

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get ready for one of their Ia t play<>

~

'

The Blue treak<> play their annual rival the Perry Pirate .

The homecoming game again t Lake ide end in a win.

• •• • The Madison Majorettes

loved dancing with their favorite Senior, Mr.

Drum major Caleb Hord leads out his band during "Bad

Medicine"

Soriano.

I T vvas anything buT a !:>ad year for the> rv'\adison High Schcx::>l marching band

This year Senior Caleb Hord led the> band On Top of his efforTs. many seniors sTepped forvvard and TaughT the> freshman J-lc,vv To march play, and l::>e sTrong. With combined efforTs, the> band vvas able To puT on 3 sf-lc,vvs

involving pc::>pUar hits such as Bad f\1\ediclne, Bad Romance, and Crazy In love. On Top of jusT foo1bal games, the> band vvenTTo play for Fox 8 nevvs and

participaTed once again in the> band fesTrval, LCN'IEA One of the> mosT rYlE"rrllrable games vvas the> TribuTe nighT for evei'!:JC>ne's favorite senior. Mr

Soriano tt vvas a day for the> band members To Truly sJ-lc,vv J-lc,vv much Mr Soriano vvill::>e missed afTer he retires this year. To Top off the greaT season, the band vvas able To participaTe In a Halovveen shovv for 1hc CClr1"YYlLJnrty There vverc

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1. Some of the band members sing the fight song loud and proud after a Blue Streak touchdown 2 Drum-maJor Caleb Hord gets his band ready for a spectacular half time preformance. 3. The Madison band marches to "Bad Romance" during half time. 4.

~;..:,.~~:lilol~~·.~"-~~~;.~f,f.~i Various Members of the Percussion and Tuba section play and dance to a cadence to cheer on the football team.

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0 eingon1he..Nf=tbal

Team. you spend mosT of your Trne

pracTrcing vvith 1he varsity Team To

geT them ready for Friday nighT

Whe-n SaTurday morning comes

around it is 1he .N s Trne To shine

'We bve vvaTching aD 1he players

irrprove every vveek • Coach Herak::i

c:orrrnenTed With a record of 6-4

1he ..N f=1bal Team pushed

1hrC>LJgh To finish 1he season sTrong

STand ouT players vvere Nick KnighT,

John OBrien. Brennen R~as. Blly

Hovvard Tony Belovv, and Joe

Bashore ·aur favorite game vvas

Nor1h because vve vvere ~naT

1he haff and pushed 1hrC>LJgh aT "the

end To vvin" sad Coach Herak::1 vvhe>n

he vvas asked vvhaT1he favorite

garnevvas

Fresh-nen f=tbalis a vvhde

nevv experience corning up from

1he rnidde schcx:::ll To 1he high schcx:::ll

Their record vvas 55, •trs noTvvhaT

vve hoped it vvc::x...kj be buT I vvas

pleased vvith kids and proud of

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Row • Ia> or Holder Justin McGrath. Lucas ;;:gal.5, jon Peplowslu. Brandon luratoo.a lay.:e l'm<ell, Andy

Rowe, Reed l.awaclu Buddy Longstree~ GIIIO Salim Row 2 Garrett Hanzak David c-'lle Tommy DelS,!Miah

Shultz, Ben Bruerung, J -.:my Dodge, Brand ;erome, Trevor BrotzlliAil, Kurt Snuth, ' "" Ransom. jacob Greene, Row 3 ('oacb Reed, ;esse Dengate, John Dahlh.msen, Brandon Burkholder Dillon Bohmc Austin

Burkholder ~'llll rrumbl Luke Mozek, Cody Cavender Brandon !lavis, I v ' Bnan Sutyak. c-b Titman

them because "they conTrnued To vvork hard al1he vvay

1hrC>LJgh 1he end' Coach Titman COITYTlC'nTed vvhe>n he

vvas asked vvhaT he 1houghT of 1hls season Some of

1he Fresh-nen sTand ouT players vvere Jared Yoe.

Brandon Davis. Joyce Povvel. Jeremy Dodge, and KurT

Srn1h "Riverside. 1he lasT game of 1he year, vvas our

besT game The kids bat11ed a TClLJ9h Team and 1he

officials for 1he mosT parT vvenT againsT us buT "the boys

direcTed "their aggression on 1he Beavers for a beaT

~n • Coach Titman replied vvhe>n vve asked him vvhaT

his favorite game vvas Gcx::x::l advice for moving up and

ge11lng better vvc::x...kj be To hit "the vvelghTs and

conTrnue To vvork hard

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R ght Sophomore Mason Ke::....illger sets off to recetvc the baJ: thwwn by quarterback sophomore John 0 Brien. Center Juruor Garret Primer rushes off the :me to get to the ball. Left Thw freshmen team bnngs the Padua offense down out of bounds.

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Left Freshmen Jared Yoe and fellow teamates push against the BeavEr offense whtle trying to sack the quarterback Above John O'Brien kicks the bal: after a Blue Streak touc~jown a.gamst Perry

1.1r1

• Ike their

spirit hc;t With Ten girls on "the varsity squad and

seven on the .N squad girls vvcre ablo To

l<.ccp "the splnT '-P al foo'fbal sceson long 'This

season has been one of fnd fevor,-r. 1he girls goT

8long so vvd and vvori<.ed grceTTogother" Coach

Verdi corTTTlCnTcd ··~capTains 1h4s r. Arni!lnda

T ur and Jam; &Mi<e. VVC>I'I<.cd vvd Toge1hcr and

rcdy kepT-the squad rno1lvated" FlrsTtlme varsity

checrloedcr ~ DBnlde Sch.~

c:orrrnenTed ThaT her favorite thing abouT being on

varsity IS 'being vvifh al girls and lng on

Friday nighTs." Over alltvves a gocd sceson and

there are high expecTa"tlons for basketbal

The .N girls \NE'f"e an al nevv group 1his year vvifh

only one sophor-nore arrong s1x f rcsh-nen ··tt vves B

chalcnge To starT off. buT -the varsity girls realy

p.Jed Through To ~ 't ch Tho girls "fhe mATeria('

coach Evans c:orrrnenTed vvhen she vvas esked hovv

she 'thoughT-the season vvenT Fresh-nan M=Jy McGI

said ThaT her fevor,Te parT of 'the season vves ge'ttlng

'to 'trevd vvifh "fhe 'teem bocausc "they never go't'to In

miCfdc sc.hool Over alit~ B greeT SC!BSOr1. "fhe girls

vvori<.ed greaTTogether and Coach Evans can'tvvalt

To vvork vvffh 'them next r

Below- Row 1 K.&;tlyn Pridemore ;lDll Burke, Amanda T' ek Chels1e ChnsLan, Paige Hol"'l dow l Bnttany Aldrich, Kate K.Jsar, Jordyn Burke Alexa M_;er Damelle Scheidecker

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Right· Freshme;n Kayla Grau and Meghan Gremer

get the crowd lllvolved us1ng s1gns at a JV game

Below: Semor Garrison Varketta , Arr1anda Turke and Jam1 Burke get the

Crowd pt..:nped up as we CHARGE the other teams

defense

Right Senior Amanda Turek shouts "Lets Go Blue!' to get the crowd

mvolved at a Fnday night game.

Left: Freshmen Molly McGill sporting her team at a Saturday ;v game.

The JV girls yell1t loud, M H S!

Left· Se:·ruors Dar1elle Sc~">JedecKe: and Chels1e Chr :11a:1 yc ~ng loud to g I tile crowd pu'Tlped up at <1 f:•1day mght gaM Be ow Rachel Pndemore gets fred up 1'1 tJopes of a Blue Stre k touchdow'l

Above During pre game the varsity cheerleaders get the run threw sign ready for the boys to start off the game Left. Row 1: Kayla Grau, Chelsea Johnson, lolly McGw Row 2 Tamara Klep, leghan Greruer, Rachel Pndemore, Allison DaVIs

W lth a regular season record

of I I 4 and an overal record of

I 2· 51he girls varsity soccer "team

vven"t beyond their coache-s

expec"ta1bns To s"tar"t 1he SE.'8SOn

off cap"tains Skye Robinson and

Nicole Jescheling led 1he "team vvel

and s"tar"ted off 1he season grea"t

Lanie S"teigner. KaTe /V\alesky. and

~ Surrnerhll jOined as cap"talns

la"ter on in 1he season The

cap"talns go"t"togc1her pre season

"to help define C>L.Jr "team for 1he

upcoming season Their vision and

vvilingness "to be "team orlen"tcd helped

keep us al on 1he same page" Coach Nkses

cor r r en "ted al::x:::>u"t her cap"tains FC>L.Jr year

varsity lettermen Devon Archinal. said 1ha"t

her "favorite game vvas 1he Chardon game.

They t'the Toppers) vvere a "t earn jus"t Ike us

and even though 1hey bea"t us vve didn't

give up and "tried C>L.Jr hardes"t" This year

vvas Mrs. Nkses firs"t year as a coach "I vvas

very ple-ased vvlth ~ firs"t year The girls

vvelc:omed 1he Idea of nevv forma1bns

nevv roles. and a nevv coaching s"taff Our

goal vvas "to getter better every day and

irrp"ove af"ter every game·

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Row 1 Julia Sawyer All son R1ce, Devon Archmal, Crelsea Frey, Skye RobJrSol' Lame Steigner E'111ly Summerhill Nicole Jeschelmg, Katie Malesky

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Row 2· Coach Butler Coach N1kSes, Kelly Reschke, Keela wcas, Elise Bruen1ng. Kaycee N1kses. Laura Bruemng, Juhe Gavorsk1 E'lldy Wdh-:ns. Alex E and. Micrelle Ch1carel Coach Ge1smann

• Kelly Reschke plays good offense agamst

the R:vers1de Beavers

"I will miss messing with all the girls. It was really fun and made practicing a lot more fun."

•• •••••••••• Ka•·e Malesky

Left to R ght Skye Rob1nson keeps t>er head 1r the gaMe and passed the bat. to her teammates. Ka• e Malesky runs to keep the ball away 'rom IJer oppo:1ert S ye Rob·:~son takes he ball dow the f1eld and away 1rom tlle1r r val Perry .

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, 1 Senior Brand~n 1Markg;,af ~ic1ks ltfe ball back

' '· , i, · · l ·l: into play. i l < I~ . I

Above: Sophmore Jacob Steigner reaches out to pass the bali m hopes of sconng a

pomt for the team

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First row· Dominick Fekete, Jacob Ste1gner Brandon Markgraf Second row- Brandon Maroney ,Meritt Furpahs, Zachary Martm, Corey Grubb, Bnan Bismark George Byrne Last row· Coach

Blabohl Ryan Wollschlegger, Michael Haldi Michael Jeshling, Tyler Berry, Brandon Grubb Nick

Adams, Coach Mullan

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V/ arsity Boys' Soccer hit if off To a

decenT season. vvinning a majority of

games_ Even "though 1he Team did

noT fdlo.N "through 1he vvinning

sTreak an year. 1hey vvorked hard and

played vvell. The capTains for 1he

20 I 0 Team vvere Senior Brandon

Gr-ubb and Junior Zach Mar-Ten T~

helped supporT "the Team and "their

successes Some of 1he if-rl:x:>r-TanT

key players 1haT helped make 1he

Team greaT vvas N\erreT Furpahs.

Michael Jesc:Hing, and Michael Hak:fL

Senior Michael Haldi sTaTed 1haT ptt vvas a gcx::x:J year l1hirk 1haT rny

favorite game vvas 1he one againsT

Brush We really played Ike a Team

especlafty vvith 1he vvay 1haT vve

corTTnUnicaTed. llefT1he Brush

game feeling proud of 1he vvay I

played and 1he Team played.~

Despite 1he shaky end To 1he

season. "the 20 I 0 Varsity Soccer

Team E?f!ioyed playing Toge1her. On

and off 1he field 1hey vvere al:::>le To

Senior Brand Grub':> gets ready to kick the ball while defending it make unforgettal:::>le rne:rrlC>ries from the opposing team, Perry High School. and successfully passing it to h1s teammate Dominick Fekete.

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• •• • I" he girls Junic::::>r Varsrty soccer Team had a good

20 I 0 season They had an overal record of B·4

Coach Bu11er said 1haT "they ce>L.k:ln't have vvon a game

vvrthouTT at)or Bland AsHey Groucle. and Shelby Horn.

The girls never vvasTed a second on The field Every

play vvas Their fighT To vvin." With good spirrt and

deTerminaTton The girls did The besT and vvere

undefeaTed on Their home field 'We had a preTty

sTrong defense and offensive line. yeT

vve lacked The ab~rty of good Team vvork

l1hirk nexT year vve vvll be able To come

ouT on Top and vvin PAC' T eYer Bland.

c:orTYTlE'r1Ted on The season

The boys JV Team also had a greaT

season as vvel They prac1lced hard and

played even harder They are looking

forvvard To nexT season

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Emn Mayer lucks the ba!: as she plays a strong offense agamst the p1rates.

The Madison JV soccer team plays thetr hardest to beat the~ opponents.

Team Pict-..re: Row I Leah Camp. Beth Fedor, Emily Binder. Morgane Young, Karen Estrada, Enin Mayer Row2. Ashley Groudle, Elise Reed, Kayie Frey, Marcella Picozz1, Gabby Kondc, Franky Jarc-Hawes, Bnttney Redd, Coach Gnsmann Row 3: Coach Nikses, Jenny Gluvna. Taylor Bland, Kl::lberly Gentry, C:,h !bey Horn. Alison Sutyak, C'<15ey Wollschleger Jessica Wooley, 'hannon Kee. Coach Butler Below: Jenny Gluvna keeps the ball m play m a game agamst South.

Right: Madison runners work their hardest to out

run their opponents. Below· Taylor Cline. Cass1 Kahr, and Erin Hord show thetr

excttement after a big win

Above· The girls celebrate by playing m the mud. Left Row 1: Cmdy 0 Brien, Amy Nelson,

Jillanne Mackey, Courtney Struth Row 2 Coach Verdi, Lyd!a Cass1dy, Cassie Kahr, Allison

Rothlisberger Katarma Funk, Erin Hord, Emily

Schiemann, Katey Karlson, India KiJauskas, Coach Chandler

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Left: Taylor Cline and Cassie Kahr work to pass an opponent and win the race .

The girls cross counTry Team had a gcx;d season. Than pracTiced hard end cc::rrpeTed

even harder They plan To vvork j usT as hard end even harder nexT year

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1..- vvas an excep1ionaRy good year for 1he •

Boys Cross CounTry Team These l::x:::>ys

remained agile and dedicaTed all season

long. The-y pracTiced rnany hours and

pressed on "through the varying vveather

conditions. 'The? Team vvorked very hard

and never backed dovvn from a

challenge" said Coach Jeremy Verdi. The-y

vvere aD quick, l:::::>uT Maclison's fasTesT

vvere Bob~ Bismark I 7:02, Mitch

Farnsvvor1h I 7:47, and Oay Densmore

I 8:29. Coach Verdi is lcx::king forvvardTo

nexT year. He said "I can see us being

amazing as vve

geT inTo 20 I I and

2012, it

vviD Take rnany

miles, loTs of

summer and

vvinTer running

l:::::>uT vve can do iff

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Above: Senior Bobby Bismark has no problem showing the guys the way to the finish line

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Top: Seniors Wolfgang

Clough, Caleb Hord, and

Brett Malmowski give us

a smile after a hard days

work. Left. Madison

runners, Bobby Bismark,

and Clay Densmore

sprint off the starting

line

Floor: Mitchell Farnsworth, Clay Densmore, Bobby Bismark. Wolfgang Clough, Brett Malinowski, Jordan Bevan, Caleb Hord, Jacob Davis. Top: Coach Verdi, Clay

Fellows, Jon Roberts, Luke Freshour, Willie Rendek, Jason Ryan, Tyler Cogar, Jon Pollock, Jamie Lagania, Michael Finegan, Nick Vliek, Nick Karayianopoulos, Coach

Chandler

Senior Spotlight. ..

• "I wish the seniors the best of luck at college"! -Coach Ryan

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Row 1: Rachelle Repinski, Kelsey Koskinen, Jessica Stewart

Row 2: Sarah Sillitoe, Erin Burke, Caitlyn Post, Haley Dake, Riley Riehl, Hallie

Vollmer, Coach Ryan

• •• • • • • • • •• • • •• ""@ ur vvlns and k::;,ses do no"t indica"t e hovv vvelltho season

vvcn1". ~.ays Coach Ryan This season 1hc players had "tons of

fun. from 1hclr goodie bags' "to gc"ttlng prcsen"ts for "their big

and liffie sls"ters. Although tho girls lacked heigh"t and varsity

e-xperience. "they vvere sUa s"trong "team This year tho "team

s"trcng1hs consls"tcd of 1he girls willingness "to "try nevv dr~

end hard vvork To lrrprove their sklls 1\Jc.x"t year. a b"t of

"taJe.n"tvvil be re"turnlng. and N\adison High School can expec"t

e grce"t"team vvffh confidence end knovvledge of 1he game of

Voleyball!

Madison Vs. Cleveland Central Catholic 02-00 w Harvey 02-00 w Lakeside 02-03 L Chardon 01-03 L Beachwood 03-00 w South 00-03 L Harvey 03-00 w Geneva 00-03 L Edgewood 00-03 L River ide 00-03 L ~orth 00-03 L Lakeside 02-03 L Chardon 00-03 L South 00-03 L Geneva 00-03 L Perry 00-03 L Comer. tone 03-00 \V

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upcoming game against PAC opponent

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G ongraTulaT10ns To 1'he- Junior Varsrty and

Fresh·nen girls Vdleybal Teams 1his year. Although

1'he- girls didn't have 1'he- besT season record.1'he-y

had plenTy of fun and merrlC>ries 1haTvvillasTa life

TllllE?'. The fresh-nan coach Mrs. VicToria Smith vvas

very corrplirnenTary vvhen rt carne To her lovely

group of girls She saici ·JusT Ike 1'he- body cannoT

funcTon vvithouT each organ. our Team could noT

have funcTIOned vvithouT each of our players in

1'he-ir specialty areas". AI of~ girls puTfor1h high

efforTTo develop vdleybaD sklls vvhich resutted in

personal grovv1h for each player Keep up 1'he- hard

vvork ladies. because pracTice and dedicaTIOn vvil

allovv you To achieve any obsTacle 1haT c:orne:?S your

vvay

Row 1: Sierra Daugherty, Hannah Demko, Andrea Reynoso, Autumn Vinciquerra Row 2 · Emily Cox, Elena Kelley, Ally Klimko, Ashley Hixon, Coach Farina

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The 20 I 0 Gins Tennis Team vvas a

sTrong bUt fun t:xmch The Varsity Team vvas mos11y seniors 'This Is 1he firsT year vvhcre I have had enough seniors To f the Team~ saic:l Coach Vidmar The Team vvon many garne.s and even surprlsE?d"fhc. coach aTtheir success but: mosT of aft 1hey vvere upltfting and fun Their average practice vvould consisT of hard vvork. lisTening To The Bea11es, and see you had the besT dance moves. Senior Jessie Baker sTaTes " I have never had this much fun playing Tennis.

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The Bca11es motivaTed the vvhole Team and allovved us To bond "On Top of jusT fun, the Team vvas successful FirsT

singles Ashe-ly Pah-er made it To the

third round of secT10nals and doubles

Team KaTelyn Zavvackl and Maddyn

Herrhottz made itTo the second round

Ashely Palmer also vvas avvarded player

of the vveek and PAC avvard Leah Hoi,

Madilyn Herrhottz and KaTelyn Zavvacki

received norninaTon from the PAC. The

Team had a rnernoraf:::lle. season overall

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Row 1: Katelyn Zawacki, Shayla Silveira, }ess1e Baker, Madilyn Herrholtz, Dawn Burr, Sarah Bias Row 2: Coach Vidmar, Alexis Renick, Rebecca Balazs, Nichol Gabor, Ericka Nalow, Crutlyn Rupnow, Mishannda Hissam

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1eft To Right. Kelsey Kosklnen tnes to get the

ball back from her opponen• Abigail TnVIsonno makes

her way to sconng for the streaks. ::>ana Applefeller

~~oks for an open team mate to pass too.

Row 1: Kelsey Kosklnen, Ashley Palmer, Emily Rowe, Jillanne Mackey, Row 2: Coach Rose Lillian Zvosecz, Dana Applefeller, Melarue Pnmer, Amanda Gervan, Abigail

Tnv:-sono, Chan tel Snuthberger, Coach Smith

Jll.lanne Mackey hopes to get the extra pomt for her team.

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The girls varsrty baske1baU "team

had a good season They finished the season ou"t by vvinning "tvvelve OLit of "tvven"ty "tvvo gB1'1""1E'S The lady s"treaks' season had rt's up and dovvns, they had a quick s"tar"t bu"t they didn't end 1he season as vvell as "the-y had hoped T CMtBrds the end of the season the lady s"treaks played agalns"t four of 1he r1L.ITil:::>er one sea"ted"tearns in a rON

''Ho.Never, rt made us "tougher and . vve vvon a big "tournarnen"t game," i explained Coach Srnrfh_ The cap"tains

"this year vvere sorre of Coach Smiths hardes"t vvorklng senior~ Kelsey Koskinen, Ern y RONe. Ashley Palmer. and Jillanne Mac:key. Kelsey Koskinen lead the "team In many ca"tegorles and vv con1lnt..JE) her career nex"t year In college ~ vvas also named honorable mention all OHIO Jlllanne Mackey played her hardes"t1hls year "to ftnlsh her senior year off vvi11'1 a bang. Coach Srni11-1 said. -, am happy vvrfh our season. and I 1hlrk 1he seniors shovved our younger players vvha"t rt vv "take "to con1lnue our vvlnning vvays." The "team has high hopes and goals for next years season

Ashley Palmer keeps her body m front of her opponent so that she can't get a hand on the ball .

Sweeney is unstoppable

with the ball

Middle: Semor Mark

Vaughn gets high for the

jump ball.

Right Sophomore Brett

Monty goes in for a three

pomter.

Bottom· Row 1: Tyler Klep, Mark Murray, Brandon SinJth, Brett Monty, Paul Chrro, 'I)~er Riehl Row 2: Coach Johnson, Adam Sweeney, Garrett Primer.

Tyler Berry, Mark Vaughn, Stephen Ortu, Jake Trussell, Coach Moran.

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Juruor Garrett Pruner hopes to get the extra point for his team .

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good season 1his ye>ar They vvon

ninE' ouT of 1he thirTeen games A b"t

of 1he games they bsT vvere very

cJose by orly a fevv digits ~If vve

cJosed ouT1hese gamE'S vve could

have vvon Tvvelve games insTead of

nine~ says Coach /\1\oran. The-re vvere

only a hanclfu of seniors 1hls year.

bu"t1hey vvere al ouTsTanding 1he

vvhole season The- capTains 1h1s

ye>ar vvere seniors Adam Svveeney

and Mark Vaughn "Svveeney and

Vaughn vvere greaT capTains 1hls

year I couldn't ask for better

leaders. They nE'Ver miss pracTrce

or off-season vvork. ~ explained

/\1\oran The-re vvere also several

signtflcanT sophomores on 1he

Team1his year. Brett/\1\on"ty.

STephen OrTrz. Mark Murray. and

Tyler Berry The- "teams' fuTure k:x:ks

brighT for aU of 1he sophc:::nlores.

Several seniors played for AI STar

T earns 1his year. Svveeney for

GreaTer Cleveland. and 1\Je.vvs Herald.

Vaughn for STar Beacon. and 1\Je.vvs

Herald. and KJep for STar Beacon

Also, Coach /\1\oran coached for 1he

1\Je.vvs Herald Svveeney and Vaughn

made it All DisTracTs The- Team has

high hopes for nE'XT year.

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.. . 1r ,

"

lf he JV girls Team had a greaT season

vvith nine-Teen vvlns and one ~. Thc..."Y pi yed greaT as a Team vvith a greaT arYIOUnT of TE:..~m spirit 'We had a rea y good season W

practiced loard L.~eryday To earn those vvlns and vvere narncx::f JV PAC charrps· sTaTed Julie

Gavorsk.i. The girls vverc very proud of the 5e850n and can'tvvaitTo do ita over again on varsity I'"'IE::XT year

On the o1hor loand the boys had a rocky season. The didn't vvin as much as the vvanTed

buTthey had greaTTeam spirit Thc..."Y practiced loard buT it didn't seem To pay off ai games.

They hope> ne-xT year vvill be beiter and ~ are looking forvvard io moving up To varsity.

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Left to R.. ht Members of the grrls and boys JV teams work their skills to the max to get the baJ to the hoop and score

Left Sophomore Ryan Wilson pushes through the Uruvers.ty defense and gets the ball to the hoop for two Above and Below Girls Junior Varsity and Boys Juruor Varsity teams

• • •

siaried oui rough and rt didn't seem io

gei much better 'Even "though our

record may no indlcaie rt. vve vvere

very compeirtlve Mosi of our games

vvere dose and one bad sireich did us

In Wrth a lrt11e more confidence our

recored vvould have been much

better" siaied Coach Wagner vvhen he

vvas asked vvhai his ihoughi for "the

season vvere. Some of "the siand oui

players vvere ~John Dahlhausen, vvho

vvas the leading rebounder, Isaiah

Shuttz. vvho vvas "the leading scorer. and

Jayce Povvell. vvho vvas a sieady

Influence ai polni" Ending "the season

vvrth a I - I 6 record "the boys knevv

"they irled their hardesi and hope io be

better for nexi year's JV ieam

The girls ieam also had a very

rough season. There vvere many

Injuries vvhlch caused for lnconsisieni

siarTers for almosi all of the games

Even though "the season vvas rough "the

girls had a loi of Team splrft and greaT

love for "the game ..

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Amanda Mangelo-Pomp and Kim Gentry are w.uting to see if the ball

goers into the hoop or not so they can grab the ball to shoot ag.un.

Row L Casey Wollschelger, Amanda Mangelo-Pomp, Elena Kelley, Tayler Gustin, Gabnelle Amato. Row 2: Coach Ziegler, Joanna Gonzalez. Amy Riclue, Alexandra Short Bethany Hess.

Left to Right Elena Kelley plays good defense agamst the Rangers The freshmen girls fight to get the ball back Antony Jurick shows good

_,, .. .___ technique with his follow through after shootmg a three pointer.

Row L Crrugy G1bby, Thomas Purkey, Isruah Shultz, Jayce Powell, Anthony Junek, Taylor Holder. Row 2 Coach Wagner, Brya.II Sutyak, Aaron Adams, John Dahlhausen, James C.opendo, Kevrn Paster.

Boys vs

L 46-47 Perry

L 47-56 Lakeside L 34-41 Chardon L 23 31 Geneva L 12-44 South L 28-48 Wickliff

L 41-44 University

w 47-41 Riverside L 36-53 North L 37-47 Lakeside L 18-34 Chardon L 33 26 Edgewood L 18-40 South L 33-42 Geneva L 28-42 University

L 22 32 North L 38-39 Aurrora

·v ·.~ t,r

The basketbal che-erleaders

1his year goT a nevv, buT

famdiar coach Mrs FLits. "fhe.

fC>r"TnE?r foo1ball coach is

novv "the-Ir nevv basketba

coach '"trs different; being

In the cold and rain To being

In a nice vvarrn building aft

the Trrne" corrrnenTed

Coach FLits. Bo1h the varsity

and JV squads vvere made

up of eighT girls This year's

varsity vvas lead by seniors

Jarnl Burke and Chelsle

Chris'tlan 'The Tvvo girls

vvorked very vvel Toge~r

In making up Tunnel, player

inTro. and many half TII"YlE? rouTtnes

for "the- season. I am very proud

of these ladies. they reaDy

pushed "through and made it a

good season for noT only varsrty

buT JV as vvel' corrrnenTed

Coach FLits abouT her capTains.

'"JV vvas a big change for me. I

have never vvorked vvrth

underclas.smen before They

really surprised me by vvhaT aD

they knevv and for "the- mosT parT

they all caughT on pretty fas'f'

FLits replied vvhen she vvas

asked hovv she thoughT the JV

squad did 1hls season. She? is

looking forvvard To vvorking vvrth

the girls nexT year and has high

hopes.

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Th , It I i'trt ~ t

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Row 1 Chels1e ChriStlal"' Jal""ll Bu ke Damelle Scheidecker Row 2 Alexa M1ller, Jordyn Burke,Kate Kosar Mishannda H1ssarl"'

h

Row 1: Chelsea Johnso:1 Gabby Hayden, Ta:nara Klep, Meg han Gemer Row 2 Al1son Davis, Kayla Grau, Rachel Pndmore

r

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I

.tJ nder 1'he- insTruction of Coach After a succe"islul ca on. the hO)"'> goof

off at thctr last pra<.t1ce of the year.

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Tom Sill, 1'he- Madison High .... ------

Schcx:>l Svvirn T earn led a very

successful season. With

capTains RoberTBernsTein,

Sarah Diak, and Sheena Brainard

rnoTrvating 1'he- Team, severaf

members made it To 1'he- nexT

level of c~tihon. The Team

practiced Tvvo hours everyday

aT1'he- Yf\/'CA To prepare for 1'he-ir

meeTs. Svvirnrning Takes hard

vvork and dedicaTion, a

characTeristic 1'he- rnE?n'lbers

Scoreboard s.

Jeffer o Edgewooa Clv. Heights

3-17 Andrew Osborne 61- l 72-11 Chardon 48-45 66-24 Lakeside 76-17 80-7 Geneva 79-13 75-95 Riverside 64-105 29-64 Perry 64-15 North 57-94. Sout 58-111

127-3 Maple 32 4

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Above Coach Tom Sill stands proud with his team. Row 1 Robert Berrste :1, Sara~ Oiak. Row 2 Sheena Bra1nard, ~ak1 Kaj.wara, Brittany Merkly E•m Herd, Amanda S .. l, Allison Sm·tt> Leah Weber, Mary CurT'·mngs, Haley Dake Row 3 Coach S1ll, lat.. a Delgado, Richard Chris Or ,ko, Nick Karay.anopo:Jios, Ky e LUcas, Jacob Green, Robert K :;h Robert Arr1strong, Joseph Orlowski, Sar1uel Petro, Sa11 N1chols, Coach Colleen.

• adison vvres11ing reached al nevv

heighTs 1his year. making it an exciting

season for the boys Led by Tearrl capTains

junior Josh Ransorn.junior Thomas

Scarrl::::lerry anc:J sophomore Nick

N\onTgornery. there vvas no sTOJ=lPing their

goals. Head coach Ryan WirTzl::::lerger sTaTed

'Everyone vvho vvres11ed varsity 1his year

vvas a key To our success~ Seniors Jake

N\onTgomery anc:J Nick Lasko each had

sTrong seasons. bo1h l::::leing Tvvo T~

disTricT qualifiers This year there vvere

1hree sTaTe qualifiers from MHS for the firsT

T~ since the I 996- I 997 vvres11ing

season In 1his bunch vvas junbr Josh

Ransc::::n-l.junior Soren Iverson. and

sophc::xnore Nick N\onTgomery Going as far

as finals. Nick N\onTgomery placed four1h

over al. making 1his the second T~ he has

placed in sTaTe On Top of 1haT; 1his arnl::>itiOUS

sophomore vvon the N\osT Valuable

Wres11er Avvard and vvon his second PAC

1it1e As far as Team accornplishnenTs go. for

the flrsTT~me in Madison hisTory aft I 4

vvres11ers placed In the conference

Tournar-r.e>nT. eighT of 1hem qualified for

disTricTs and the PAC c:harrpionship vvas

gained by Madison vvith breaking the Top

poinTs record Over aft. WlrTzl::::lerger said

'The vvres11ers did a greaT job 1his year.

vvorking very hard and sTaying focused for

the en11re season~

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his next match begins. Semor Jake

Montgomery takes a blow while wrestling

against Willoughby ~-----===;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiil South.

Left to right:

Madison puts up a

fightwhlle

wrestling rival

Geneva. Taking

down his opponent,

Senior Dan Land

gets ready for a

VIctory, ~jli~~~~~~•:mr.-. ..-

Semor 1ck Lasko

Immediately takc5 down hi.

opponent from Chardon.

can to get

"I enjoy getting the spirit section pumped up before

the games with 'Seven Nations.' Its my favorite part

of pep band, seeing the crowd get involved."

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The spirit sect.J.nos gets loud after a last

minute sho

Left to Right. Tile Spmt section's usual w~1te out gets crazy.

Se:n1or Andrew Keates a'ld Jumor Jacob Skeltor hopefully await

those extra points of a fot;'s shot. Semors Skye Rob1nson Amanda Turek and Alycia Fleischer take

a moment from cheenng for quick p1ctu·e.

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The drumhne gets funky wh1le play1ng a hofTie gai'T'e agamst

Perry

••••• •• • • •• Senior Caleb Hord

The Madison spint section goes hLlbill}' for the Perry vs Madison game YeeHaw'

Semors Rachel 1organ and Momca

Kmcatd jam out on the saxophones during pre game

The spirrt sec1lon for vvln'ter sp::>r'ts Is much dlffercn't1han "the

splrrtscc1lon for foo1bal season. The s'tuden'ts can'tpaln't1hc>lr bodies In

blue end vvhrte painT. "thcyjus't vvcar blue and vvhrte This yc'Eir 1hcs> s'tuden'ts

have made a 'trend of vvearlng vvhrte for e "vvhrte oUt" for mosT homo

games. In 1hcs> beginning of 1he baske1ball season 1hc splrrt sec1lon vvas no't

e't rts sTrongesT bu't as 1hcs> season vven't on 1hey slovvty go't bigger end

budcr Tho supporT from 1hc fens reely go't1he 'teamed p..rrped up end

ready 'to vvln

Also e't1hc horne games fans can ge't'to lisTen 'to 1he 1\1\adison Pep band.

Tho pep band Is e por1lon of 1hc vvhole band and every band rnernber plays

at e'tbas't one game Tho band plays vvhcn 'the players vverrn up end e't half

1lme

•

The team huddles together, planning a

strategy to win the

game.

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•

SCOREBOARD 00 02 01 05 00 03 00 01

05 07 08 06 09 15 05 11

'0 0 c: c: Q) Q) c: 0 0 0 '0 '0 0 3: "' ~ "§ iii 'E .r::. a, .r::. Q) Q) Q) Q) :5 Ol :al :al t

~ 11)

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12 05 05 04 13 03 Forfe11

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r he Madison High School Varsity Softball learn had a rocky

season vvith a lolal of fourleen losses and one vvin. Hovvever,

'the rainy forecasl didni help our softball learn oul. According

lo Coach Fer11g; Andrea Reynoso, Amanda Mangelo, Tayler

GusTin, Gabby Arnalo, and Lauren Beck shovved 'the rnosl

irnprovernenl 'throughoul 'the season. T earnvvork and

delerrnina11on vvill lead 'the learn lo viclory in 'the up corning

years.

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The girls .N softbal Teem had a good season They prac11ced hard and played even harder, even

"though 1he rain soe1 red To puT a darrper on "their SCBSOn The girls are looking forward To next

year vvlfh hor:::>es of less rain

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. 6 ' The MHS varsrty baseba Team faced

rnany obsTacles 1hroughouTthelr

Desprte being rained ouT of

almosT every game, 1hcy

k.epTthelr heads up and

played their besT Seniors

Nick Lasko, & K!)e RoberTs

vvere Tvvo of the Teams

key pi~ Coach Trtrnan

described the cap'talns as

ex'tr~ posit'rve ·They

played the game the rlgh't

vvay a of the Tfl"l""E>.

Whether a good or bad

game, they remained

pos;t"rvc Lasko and RoberTs

vvere more concerned

about vvinning or losing.

over their sTaTs." says Coach Trtrnan

Ptaylng a't Oasslc Park vvas one of the

Tearris favorrte rrlE!rrlC>rles from the

season Coach Trtman says 1ha't he

plans on pushing the 'team harder nex't

year, along vvrth sTressing the

lrrpc>rTance of 'tearnvvork rather "than

sTaTs Overaft. the 'team has made many

lrrprovemen'ts 1hroughou'tthe season

No't even rain couldn't s'top the MHS

Baseball 'team from achieving their

goals.

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Row 1 Brandon Pierce, Tyler McCord, Tim Stone Row 2: Trever DaVIs, Bill:y Skerkavtch, N1ck Lasko, Kyle Robert Row 3 Ryan St

John, Antonio Nappo, Dylan Thomas, Garrison Varketta, Ross McHeruy Bret Monty, Coach Titman

'This vvas my firsT

year playing

baseball, the guys rea ly made me feel pari of the Team I feft I did a good job

pitching and

hope To do even

beTter nexT year.

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SCOREBOARD • •

• W/ hen it comes To

baseball, vve usually 1hirk of

sunshine and vvarrn spring

vveather. BuTthaTs noT vvhaT vvenT

dovvn 1his season. ''Mother naTure

•

haTed baseball 1his year, vve only

goT in I 5 garrlE?S··, sTaTes JV

coach Harnifton. This season vvas

Sophomore joe Smes makes a hit for the

Madtson

very evenTful vvith a game

Perry in a l::>lizzard, and Lakeside

forced To forfeit because their

score keeper ltad the vvrong

score. OveraR it vvas a vvinning

season vvith the Team's sTand ouT

player, Ml<.e ''the assassin'' Liddy

vvho hit 2 hor-ne runs, sTole I 0

bases and pitched 2 compleTe

garrlE?S

According To freshman

coach Po1is, their season vvenT

the exacT same vvay. ''tt rained_

and rained_ and rained_

and rained' BuT for a fevv lucky

freshman it vvasnithaT bad. KurT Smith

and Lucas Ingalls vvere freshman

placed on Jv. Along vv1h 1hern, Jared

Y oe and Jayc:e Povvell vvere called up

To JV vvhen needed. 'We only goTTo

play 9 garrlE?S due To rain, buT luckily vve

finished the season vvithouT having

anyone drovvn.''

Bluestreaks

Left to right Sophomore Mikey Morgan ruooously awaits to run the

base. Cody Davis gets ready to catch a

strike.

9 7

8 13

1 00

Bottom to top, Row 1 Brandon Gillum, Trent Whaley Spencer Patterson, Jayce Powell. Row 2 Reed Zawacki, Kyle Rutledge Jake Palinsky, Josh Kale. Row 3 Thomas Purky KeVIn DaVId,

Jefferson 11 Lakeside 2 Chardon 20 G 6

8 Kirtland 7

Freshman Brandon Burkholder warms up Ius

catching before the

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The boys varsity Tennis Team had a

gcx::x:l season AI of the boys vvorked

hard and it shc:;,vved vvith their record

The Team vvorked hard and they are al

k::x:::king forvvard To nexT year's season

This years Track Team vvas fuD of

energe1ic. TalenTed atHeTes. This

year 1he Glr!;'s Track Team has a

successfu season Their sTrongesT

performance vvas aT"the Lakeside

lnvrtaT10nal vvhere they vvere second

ouT of seven Teams Skye Robinson

qualified in open 400 To DisTricTs. as

did 1he 4x400 and 4x200 Teams

MVPs this year vvere &in Hord.

AnnE?Tte Brickman. Juie Gavorski. and

Emily Rovve The Boy's Track Team

vvas jusT a successft.l They beaT 3 I

area Teams and vvere 1he Top Team

nc3f"l""led by "the STar Beacon They

vvere Chan-pions aT"the Perry Rela!:JS

and "the Brush invrte Coach Verdi said

~We had Tons of good seniors vvho

ran hard every rTlf2'E'T and vve k:x::k

forvvardTo ge"tting be-Tter- Senior

Bobby Bismark qualified for Regionals

in 1he 800. vvhile Senior Oay Densmore

made rtTo STaTes Madison had a very

dedicaTed Team this year. Senior

CourTney Smith said. ~ ~ favorrte parT

of 1he season vvas vve al goT along tt

vvasn'tjusT a group of people doing

"their thing. rt vvas a Team Trying To vvin"

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SKye Robr1son rurs her part at ar away track meet at the G•eat

center 1n Gc'leva

Above: Senior Brad Pearlman leaps over hurdles trying to

finish at the Great Center m Geneva.

Right· Jumor Kaycee Nikses has good form as she Jumps over

hurdles at the Great Center

Left· Ju:11or Ouentlng C1elmsk1 1:.Jmps as fc:. as he car on h1s event the Long Ju1"1p.

Bottom: Semor Juha Saywer runs as fast as she can to get to the fimsh.

sTarTed off rocky With

records of 7 - I 0 for

varsity, anc:l5-7 for JV, 1hey pulled through vvinning three of the

four lasT maTches.

Seniors vvere Garry

Zehe (capTain). Tyler

RieH, and Haley Juric.k

Coach HuperT.z

explained 1--K::>vv surprised he vvas

vvhen there vvere six

ouT of eighT

sophomores on varsity. His ou11cx::k on the

season vvas thaT it vvas

exceptionally vvell even

though 1hey sTarTed

off rocky. Coach Oark

explained thaT golf is Sophomore Brandon Smith successfully hits the ball out of the sand.

more an inc:lividual gamE? ._ _________________ _.

rather than a Team The

vvay you play depends on your inc:lividual golf skills Senior

Garry Zehe anc:l sophomore Ryan Ashby qualified for

disTricTs, vvhich is one TournarnE?nT avvay from the sTaTe TournarnE?nT. Way To go boysl

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1 Row 1 Trenton V.1laley Kyle Rutledge, Blake Bukky Haley Junek, Spencer Patterson, Robert Lynch Row 2: Robert Annstron, Ben Scheidecker, M J Wilson, Justm Dingle Mitch Whaley, Aaron Adams, Ryan S John. Coach Clark. 2 Row 1 Ryan Ashby, Garry Zehe. Tyler Riehl Larry Repko. Row l: Jack Rabe Ross .icHenry, Brandon Smith, Coach Huperu 3: Sophomore Larry Repko clups from the fringe for their match against Eastlake North.

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J1 ach year Tl & SI\DD and

its rnerrll:::>ers aT Madison High

Schc:x:;,l organize many evenTs

To noT only shovv 1'hey care

abouTtheir sTudenTs buTfhe.y

care abouTtheir schc:x:;,l This

year 1'hey vvenTTo a mixers and

shakers evenT vvhere 1'hey

vvon firsT place for the !::>esT

booth and non alcoholic drirk.

The dub also broughT in

inmaTes from a jad To share their

sTories of drirl<.ing and driving

or l:::>eing caughT vvith drugs

This aD mighT seem dangerous

buTthese inmaTes are very

vvise for vvhaTfhe.y have gone

through and 1'hey shared hovv

1'hey are dealing vvith their

punisf-rnenT Tl && SI\DD is

abouT giving back and he?lping

the corrrnunity NoT only do

1'hey Teach you To rnake smarT

decisions, buTfhe.y shovv you

hovv To have a good time vvhile

l:::>eing drug free This is one of

the amazing groups aT Madison

High Schc:x:;,l and one mare

greaT experience Madison has

To offer.

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Top· Senior Courtney Smith lets the students in 7th lunch

participate m a drug free pledge sign. Bottom: Officer Ackerman

and other TI && SADD members pose for a picture.

To the left: Mrs. Triana tries to help officer

Ackerman as she tries to maneveur the cones

while wearing "Beer Googles."

Above: Officer Ackerman gets excited about Red

Ribbon Week.

had a great time Tl && SADD. I 1n

can't wait for next

year!" Above: Freshman Jon Clevenger tries out the "Beer Goggles" and gives a thumbs as he miserably fails the test of maneuvering the cones. - Amanda Cooper

T he Madison Key Oub is a

de>tetTnined group of siudenis

These individuals vvork hard io

make 1his corrrnunity a beiter

place. Key Oub does various

vdunieer vvork such as run 1he

bk:x:x:l drive, rnarkei day, rake

leaves for 1he elderly, and rnany

other acis of kindness This year

key dub vvas led by presideni

Becky Skerl and vice presideni

AJycia Fleischer This year key dub

held bk:x:x:l drives, assisied 2

h::x-r.ekss farndies, deaned up

iovvnship park, hosied vvinier

formal, vdunieered ai Cardinal

Wc:x:::ds, vvorked 1he HNK Carnival, Markei

Day, AFL Boo Woo Wak vval<.ed MHS vvak

a -1hhon, and nt.rnbered 1he parking loi

The rnernbers of Key Oub are deierrnined

io make 1he corrrnunity a beiter place

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Above: Madison Students proudly give blood to help those m need.

Julia Sawyer and Shealyn Kapalka happily gives their blood away at the blood drive.

Adam Holroyd waits for the nurse to come back with a band aid after Ius great

deed of giving blood.

"Model UN was a great experience for me and I'm sad to see it end"

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-Madlilyn Herrholtz

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Madison students prepare for their first conference of the year.

~J /th ::. Jr =(

,, t:tJ I 1r1j --

The 20 I D-20 I I /V\odel U\J dub had a successful ~ar

vvrth many delegaTes ancJ avvards To shovv it Leading this

group of sTuc.fenTs vvas PresidenT&in STJohn ancJ her vice

N\adilyn Herrhottz. Shovving their dedication, thE::?se sTuc.fenTs

rT'lE?T every Tuesday morning in preparation for Tvvo

conferences. The firsT being aT Jefferson High School vvrth a

proud third place rark The seconcJ conference vvas an

inTense three day maTch hek1 aT KenT STaTe University. Even

though "fhE:.y didn't place it vvas said To be a perfecT learning

experience. 'We all Tried hard ancJ I knovv thaT I arn proud of

vvhaT our group vvas al::>le To accomplish'' said by Junior Rory

Becker. Despite the desire To do more conferences, the

1\1\odel U\J Team proudly represenTed 1\1\adison ancJ are k::x::king

forvvard To nexT year.

Junior Rory Becker listens carefully to the discusion

being held.

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Skye Ro5inson

Above: Sophomore Ally Klimko

prepares a donut during Octoberfest activities. Right: The Seniors and

Juniors face off during the first half of

the powder puff game .

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Cassidy Dekotc

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• •• •• •• •• ••• • •• •• • 1f his year the sTudenT council rose To nevv heighTs Along

vvith Taking on their normal yearly Tasks, sTudenT council vvas puT in

charge of foo1ba s spirit section OcToberfesT. and the Senior vs

Junior povvder puff game. The advisor Mr. Smith sTaTed ''ttvvas a

challenging year, vvith nevv responsibilities my group of sTudenTs

rose To the occasion and really made it a greaT school year.'' NoT

o y did 1his years council hosT some greaT acTrvittes buT they also

gave back To their sTudenT body. Senior officers Rachelle

Repinski, Rel::>ekah Skerl, and Alycia Fleisher vvere a honored vvith

college scholarships. Finishing the year off righTthe 20 I D-20 I I

sTudenT council boughT the school a fevv senior dass gifTs thaT

vve can all benefit from

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The newest members of Nauonal Honor Society get together for a group picture at the induction ceremony.

National Honors Society Officers

Left: Vice PresidenT

Jacob Freshour Right:

PresidenT Joseph Duri<Je

Juia ~: SecreTary

ational Honor SocieTy is represenTed by sTudenTs vvho are

vvi ing To vdunTeer around their CorrY'T)Unity and sf-K::>vv acac:ler-nic

excellence. The National Honor SocieTy adminisTraTors are Mrs,

Replogle and Mrs. Hickman. NHS is in charge of the Traditional

'Buy-A Brain", vvhere sTudenTs bid on NHS rYlE?nlbers To do their

vvork for an entire schod day. NHS also puTs Together the

Teacher appreciation lunch tfs alvvays a pleasure for greaT

leaders To be recognized, and NHS is a definite vvay To geT thaT

sorT of recognition vvhile being al::::>te To serve your CorrY'T)Unity.

• ••••• • ••••

Above: The excited juniors awaiting the ceremony. Above

Left: Junior Alexander Byers walks across the stage as he

receives his certificate and pin while becoming an official

member of NHS Left: The NHS seniors pose for a qmck

picture after the mduction ceremony.

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ln"terna1ional dub is a

af"t er schcx::>l

organiza1ion tha"t rnE?e"ts

mc::>nthly. Here they discover r1E?VV ideas

and cuftures of foreign

coun"tries. This year

vvas a success vvith a

grovving number of

rne?n~bers and acTrvities.

The-re is no s"topping

vvha"tthis dub can do in

the- fu"ture ..

'/ led----

Advisers Mr. Hupertz and Mrs.

Kemper decide what trivia they

can throw at their intelligent club

members.

Julia Kuhlman races to the buzzard

to share her answer before anyone

else beats her.

Mason Nielsen, being a senior,

celebrates his last Academic

Challenge meeting ever.

A cademic Challenge Is Is a dub creaTed

for sTudenTs vvho enjoy chaftenging

1hernselves vvifh random knovvledge. The

dub Is lead by Mrs Kerr-per and Mr HuperTs

The sTudenTs ofTen rnE'E'T afTer school and

are quizzed vvifh random Trivia The

sTudenTs participaTed in 'The Academic

Challenge • vvhlch vvas held In the month of

May in Cleveland Ohio aTthe ChannE'I 5 Nevvs

sTaT10r1 They also participaTed in Tvvo

c:orrpetitk::>ns vvhlch Tc::d< pace aT Case

WesTern Reserve one being in the fal. and

the other during spring The~ of

Academic Chaftenge include Jun~

Alexander Byers, Julia KuHman. Julia Szekely,

Cooper Legeza. Bridger Hahn. and Senior

Mason Nielsen

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Juniors Alexander Byers, Julia Kuhlman, Julia Szekely, and senior Mason Nielsen pose for a quick picture while celebrating their last Academic Challenge meeting for the year.

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Pr J" he? N'\adison High school yearl:::x:::ck

sTaff had a a challenging year this year

With a 1he girls being involved in sporTs

and o1her dubs, itTcx:::k a real efforTTo

geT "the job done. Editor and senior Jarni

Burke sTaTed "ttvvas hard vvork buT very

revvarding in 1he end rm excited To see

1he finishe-d producT nexT year~ In 1he

fuTure 1he adviser Mrs Sc:::,vvden hopes

To find more sTuclenTs vvho are vviling To

Take 1lme on "their vvork and have a

vvi<::le range of creaTrvity. Junior Jordyn

Burke has said thaT she? is excited for

nexT year and can't vvaitTo vvork on he-r

senior yearbook G::x:d luck Seniorsll

You vvr be missed nexT year! .

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Josh Pilon hands out the love surveys to Mishannda Hissam.

•• ••• •

The students of the Robotics club work hard to get therr robot perfect so that It will be able to defeat the other schools' robots.

•

T ec:h dub Is a group of Tec:hnologica y

savvy sTudenTs vvho rnE?eT afTer school

To puT"fhe.ir Technical minds To "the? TesT

These sTudenTs build a vvhde compuTer

and raffle it off To "the? sTudenTs here aT

Madison The compuTer is rnacfe I 00% by

"the? sTudenTs vvith a litf1e help from "the?ir

adviser, Mrs Cueni. Also 1his year Madison

had a Robot;cs dub vvhich vvenTTo a

roboT c~1it10n These sTudenTs build

a horne.>r-nade roboT and hope thaT it can

beaT"fhe. o1her roboTTearns form around

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C1r .·di ts: The 2010-2011 Cauldron 1s a publ1cat1on of the Madison High School Yearbook Staff. 375 copies were pnnted by the Herff Jones Publishing Company in Gettysburg, PA. The yearbook staff would like to thank the many people who came to our aid submitting and shanng their photos. A few names deserve special mention: Eileen Findak of Findak Photography, Don McCormack, Sports Editor of "The Star Beacon," Officer Ackerman, Mrs. Grau and the AV Staff, Mr. Wadd, Mr. Hupertz, Mrs. Nikses, Lanie Steigner, and many others. Many Thanks to Mrs. Ersek for all her scheduling help and Mrs. Mesh and Ms. Jackson for all their support and advice. Thank you to the administration as well as the Madison Board of Education. Please remember that "The Cauldron" is a student publication. We work hard to avoid or correct errors, misspellings, and mistakes but they do happen. We apolog1ze for those we missed. EDITOR: Jami Burke. ADVISER: Kerri Bowden STAFF: Amanda Cooper, Amanda Turek, Natalie Byrne, Kaitlyn Short, Chelsea Frey, Chelsea Schultz, Danielle Schiedecker, Samantha Gerred, Jessie Baker, Madilyn Herrholtz, Dawn Burr, Alecia Gillum, Jordyn Burke, Seomara Gonzalez.

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