Senior Picture Schedule

Attention Seniors! Below are the dates and times for your scheduled pictures. If you have any questions or concerns, contact Mr. Butler in room 102. Reminder: the sitting is free and only pictures taken by Mrs. Findak will be used in the yearbook.

	Oct. 3	Oct. 5
8:30-8:40		Lehotsky, Ryan
		Linville, David
		Lundi, Avery
		Luster, Cameron
8:40-8:50		Marcelli, Frank
		Marino, Nadia
		McDuffee, Taylor
		McFadden, Ashley
8:50-9:00		McFarland, Janae
		McGinnis, Alec
		McGrath, Matthew
		Morris, Emily
9:00-9:10	Bittner-Ford, Ireland	Murphy, Makenna
	Blackford, Gabrielle	Myers, Matthew
	Bober, Frank	Myers, Owen
	Bottar, Abigail	Nagle, Emily
9:10-9:20	Bowen, Matthew	Neuhofs, Tristan
	Breedlove, Morgan	Norris, Mya
	Brenizer, Andrew	Otterman, Catherine
	Brewer, Justin	Pachay, Patrick
9:20-9:30	Brichford, Amelia	Passifume, Robert
	Brichford, Jeffery	Petrizzo, Gina
	Brickman, Jenna	Petrowski, Destiny
	Buchan, David	Pierce, Payton
9:30-9:40	Bukvic, Emily	Podpadec, Liam
	Burkholder, Emma	Potter, Paige
	Burnette, Shantel	Primer, Mark
	Byers, Colin	Purkey, Pearl
9:40-9:50	Caito, Cameron	Qualey, Anthony
	Calvert, Lane	Ramos, Sherlly
	Camp, Richard	Randall, Tyler
	Carroll, Emily	Rebol, Ravenna
9:50-10:00	Casanova, D'Javan	Renko, Angelina
	Corey, Gavin	Richards, Alec
	Casper, Scarlett	Richardson, Alexandra
	Cassidy, Grace	Rieck, Bailey
10:00-10:10	Caya, Rio	Rohl, Jared
	Channel, Skylar	Rollins, Veronica
	Cilenti, Robert	Rose, Alyssa
	Clapacs, Morgan	Ruiz Diaz, Diana
10:10-10:20	Clark, Isaiah	Sample, Noah
	Cline, Kenneth	Sandrine, Nissan
	Collins, Rachel	Sapic, Thea
	Colon, Tylen	Satterfield, Logan
10:20-10:30	Cornell, Alexis	Schafer, Sean
	Corrado, Arianna	Schill, Andrew
	Cota, Hayley	Schrock, Seth
	Cottrell, Marissa	Seibert, Jack
10:30-10:40	Craft, Kassandra	Shampay, Gabriel
	Cummins, Summer	Shirer, Sarah
	Dean, Josie	Short, Jason
	Deneen, Nicholas	Sill, Gavin
10:40-10:50	Denning, Caroline	Smith, Clay
	Derus, Gillian	Smith, Joseph
	Dory, Alexander	Solly, Alayna
	Doyle, Ryan	Spragg, Nicole
10:50-11:00	Duncan, Madysen	Spriggs, John
	Ellis, Jorden	Stephey, Southern
	Ellis, Tayler	Stepp, Abigail
	English, Maranda	Stettenfield, Karah
11:00-11:10	Erich, Zane	Stewart, Corey
	Ernst, Richard	Stewart, Jared
	Fawver, Nathan	Stislow, Michael
	Fellows, Paige	Stopiak, Jorden
11:10-11:20	Fiorello, Caleb	Stuper, Jorden
	Fletcher, Heidi	Sullivan, Noah
	Fox, Amanda	Lovejoy, Gabriella
	Francis,McKayla	Swallow, Haley
11:20-11:30	Franczek, Garrett	Swope, Faith
	Galovic, Callahan	Tackett, Matthew
	Gasi, Hava	Takah, Jared
	Gething, Jessica	Sutton-Wolfe, Zachary
11:30-11:40	Gianfagna, Matthew	Talcott, Emma
	Giffin, Sophie	Thomas, Jonathon
	Gonzalez, Alexis	Thorsen, Skylar
	Gortz, Tanner	Torok, Summer
11:40-11:50	Grafton, Kyle	Toth, Deziree
	Green, Abigail	Trumble, Danielle
	Greer, Chyenne	Trumbull, Hallie
	Guerrieri, Taylor	Turner, Haley
11:50-12:00	Hager, Kathryn	Tuttle, Ryan
	Hahn, Conner	Tweedy, Justin
	Halstead Mcdermit, Joshua	Usko, Caden
	Haught, Thomas	Vanio, Annaliese
12:00-12:10	Havens, Brionna	Varga, Ji Yun
	Heinz, Mikayla	Vaughn, Matthew
	Heise, Laurel	Vaughn, Marshall
	Hejduk, Cole	Visel, Collin
12:10-12:20	Herbst, David	Vliek, Iszabelle
	Hersh, Joey	Vollman, Brooke
	Hertrick, Joseph	Wagoner, Noah
	Hess, Alexis	Warren, Kaley
12:20-12:30	Hooper, Logan	Wakim, Cade
	Howell, Hannah	Warren, Isaac
	Hulderman, Sierra	Waterman, Jeffery
	Johnston, Emily	White, Cheyenne
12:30-12:40	Jones, Edward	White, Delaney
	Judd, Brianna	White, Katelyn
	Juist, Nathyn	Williams, Madeline
	Kadas, James	Wilson, Ryan
12:40-12:50	Kamsingh, Victoria	Woleben, Cameron
	Kankula, Dylan	Wortman, Olivia
	Karran, Tessa	Zapp, Lexis
	Keller, Kenton	Zborowski, Tyrese
12:50-1:00	Kensinger, Maxwell	Zehe, Brandi
	Kerr, Bradley	Zembower, Logan
	Kincaid, Kamryn	Zembower, Zachary
	Kistler, Ashley	Zepeda, Justin
1:00-1:10	Kless, Kalee	Riehl, Mason
	Koleno, Courtney	Kovatch, Mckenzie
	Koman, Vincent	Adkins, Christian
	Kosek, Christopher	Albert, Griffin
1:10-1:20	Kovatch, Stephen	Allen, Sam
	Kurilec, Christina	Amos, Nicholas
	Latine, Jonathon	Andrews, Hannah
	Latine, Matthew	Baker, Trevor
1:20-1:30	Lavdis, Alexis	Barbian, Alyssa
	Ledford, Shyenne	Bennett, Jamie
	Leffel, Gavin	Berry, Alexandra
	Lehotsky, Ethan	Berzins, Corey
	Bias, Rosemary	Bish, James

Cheering For Our School

By: Kennedy Rochford

Tiffany Hammond is a sophomore on this years JV cheer team, she is recognized for her good leadership, and her grades. She is also known for being a track star, she throws shot put and discus. Not only does Tiffany focus on sports and her team, she also focuses on her grades and school work. She has kept a steady 4.0 so far and hopes to maintain a 4.0 throughout high school career. Also hopes to maintain in her clubs and sports. She is also hoping to be on varsity for track this year. She is studying to go to Ohio State University and become a surgeon or a neurologist. She hopes to receive a scholarship for OSU, from track, cheer or her grades.  While at school, Tiffany enjoys history and math. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Meshginpoosh and Mrs. McAmis, they are one of the reasons she likes school. Another thing she likes about school is being with her friends everyday and creating memories.  

Tiffany enjoys cheering, she has been cheering for seven years. “It’s fun to be able to cheer on my friends since were kids,” she said. Not only does Tiffany love standing on the sidelines cheering for Madison football boys, she also loves watching and being in the pep rallies. It gets her pumped up for Friday's game and cheering on Saturday morning. Another thing she likes about the pep rallies is the school spirit and doing the cheers to get everyone else pumped up for the game. Pep assemblies are one of her favorite memories about high school so far. She is excited for the rest of this season and basketball season to cheer.

Outside of school and sports, Tiffany is spending time with her family and friends. She loves spending time with them on holidays, she can't pick a favorite, she loves all of them! Also in Tiffany's free time you can find her at the gym or volunteering for Key Club. She absolutely loves helping people out and volunteering, she has an award for key club for having over 15 hours in community service. Besides school, sports, and friends Tiffany as many favorite things like her favorite movies are Moana and she loves watching older movies. Her favorite teams are the Browns, Ohio State, Indians, but her all time favorite team is the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Madison Battled Chardon, Came Up Just Short

BY: Amelia Marlow

On Thursday, September 21st, the Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team played a match at home. Coached by Mr. Brainard, they began the day against Chardon with an 11-3-0 record. This match was important for Madison as Chardon was ranked 2nd in the conference and are a big rival. Before the game took place, JV player Isabel Gnagy predicted Lauren Bernard, Alexis Gonzalez, and Paige Potter would win or at least tie. Coach Brainard also said the match would be close, go down to the last minute and predicted a Madison win as well.

Unfortunately, the Varsity Team lost 2-3. Coach Brainard explained that Chardon has a good team and played tough. Although they didn’t win, Madison played tough, too. Tessa Karran said she “played well” and her “serves were pretty good.” Hannah Andrews played with new partner, Lauren Bernard, and they “did well and her communication skills with Lauren were great.” I think each girl made a very strong effort and there were some great volleys with key shots. At the end, it came down to a nailbiter match that sealed the win for Chardon.

The top three performers for Madison were singles-player Tessa Karran; doubles-team Paige Potter and Alexis Gonzalez; and doubles-team Lauren Bernard and Hannah Andrews. Tessa Karran won 6-2 in set one and won the second set 6-0. Paige Potter and Alexis Gonzalez lost 4-6 in set one and lost 6-7 in a close second set, with a tiebreaker score 3-7. Lauren Bernard and Hannah Andrews won 7-5 in their first set and won 6-4 in their second set.

Moving forward, Coach Brainard said the team is almost done with their season. They have three more regular matches and are getting ready for conference and sectionals. Tessa Karran said she has a 13-2 record that will help her prepare for future matches. Hannah Andrews said she hopes she can play with Lauren Bernard more often and win more matches for her team. I think if the team can band together and finish strong, they will have good momentum the postseason.

The Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team plays their next match at home against North on Monday, September 25th.

Teacher Biography

BY: Rosemary Bias

“Teaching is never easy, everyday is completely different!”  A typical teaching day for Mrs. Hanley can be very crazy and is different every single day, even though she teaches the same classes.  She has to be flexible and she just goes with the flow of each day as it happens. She went to  Malone College, The University of Akron and Grand Canyon University and has a Master’s in Special Education for students in PreK-12th grade.

Mrs. Hanley has been a teacher for 16 years, where she first started in preschool and made her way up to the high school. She also said that she always wanted to be a teacher since she was a little girl and she would always play school. She loves seeing students progress and succeed over the school year.  

Mrs. Hanley has been married for 14 years and has two little girls. The oldest is 10, her name is Heavin, and the youngest is 8, her name is Kailana. Her favorite teacher was her first grade teacher. She said she was caring and loving, but her most inspirational teacher was her 12th grade English teacher because she really cared about her students and got them very interested in wanting to read, learn and write.

Mrs. Hanley really enjoys teaching science because she thinks that students learn so much from hands on experience. She really hopes that she makes a difference in her students lives and that more than anything for her students to know that they can be successful at anything they put their mind to. She is happy so far with what she has achieved being a teacher over the years.

Someone To Know

BY: Isabel Gnagy

Mark Primer is a four year two way starter for the Madison High School football team. Many people know who he is but not many people really know who he is. To start off with, Mark is both a great student and a great athlete. Here at Madison High School he has a 4.5 GPA. He’s gotten an academic player award for WRC for three straight years. When asked what his favorite subject is he simply replied science. With being a football player I asked him who his favorite NFL football team was. He replied sternly and wholeheartedly with “Browns”. His favorite player is one of this year's NFL draftees Miles Garrett, who plays the same position as him.  Another little fun fact about Mark is that his favorite movie is the first Spiderman. Mark is very loved by his peers. So much that he is on the homecoming court as one of the runners for homecoming king.

He's not only king in school, but also a very well known king on the field. This year, so far, Mark has had sixteen tackles, eight hurries, one sack and four tackles for loss. Last week’s game Mark switched things up and played a tight end for the first time. He did excellent getting four catches at and over 60 yards. When asked what his favorite memory this year was he said it was beating Geneva this 2017 season with a final score of 28-21.

In Mark’s not so far future he says he's hoping to go to Michigan State or Toledo State. He hasn’t really considered going to any other school and he doesn’t prefer to go to one instead of the other. Both of the schools are looking at him for the eligibility of a scholarship. For his college major Mark is planning to major in mechanical engineering. Mr. Gillian says without a doubt, “Mark is getting a scholarship”.  All Mr. Gillian could say about Mark was “He’s a great student athlete. He’s the true definition of a student athlete. He’s a great example for younger guys. He's a captain. And he’s an exemplary figure for guys to look up to”. Mark Primer is truly a role model no matter where he is or who he is with.

Hard Player

BY: McKenzie Reihner

Kyle Woleben is a freshmen on the JV boys soccer team. He has been playing soccer since he was a little kid. He also plays basketball and golf. He is a starter on JV and also plays for varsity. I chose Kyle to be part of the snapshot for being a freshmen and a bubble for varsity, a pretty good at that. One of the quotes he plays by is “Work hard, play hard,” it keeps him motivated. Kyle doesn’t only stand out  for playing soccer, he stands out for being short and still being great at soccer. He has made many friends from soccer that are from other grades.

Kyle has won multiple medals and trophies for having good grades and for doing good in the sports he plays. Kyle has gotten the many trophies from soccer and the award in middle school was for having good grades.

What Kyle wants to accomplish throughout high school is, that he passes all his classes and makes all the sports teams he tries out for and eventually getting on Varsity. His favorite class in the high school is math and his favorite teacher is Mr. Peterlin. After high school Kyle wants to go to college in Cincinnati to be a doctor.

Kyle's most memorable moment of high school so far is being able to play soccer for the school. He mostly plays center mid and travels all over the field. Outside of school and sports Kyle watches TV one of his favorite shows is Family Guy. Kyle is looking forward to a good school year and a good soccer season with all his friends.

Coach's View on Tomorrow's Game

BY: Seirra Craddock 

Your girls varsity golf team has a conference match, in fact this is a WRC/Neoggca Tournament at Erie Shores Golf Course starting 9:00 am on Wednesday September 20th. Speaking to Coach Titman about the match history with the tournament, “Our highest place in the tournament was third place.”  He is hoping that they place in first this year. Why is this game so important you might wonder? Coach smiles slightly and says, “If we win the conferences, sectionals are next week, this gives the girls more opportunity to play well beforehand”. He also was talking about some keys to victory such as, “playing around the greens, which is a very big key to successes. Also watch where we chip and putt is another factor.” Everyone expects to win, but Titman has his reasons why he expects to win. “ If we win, this means that we will have beaten two teams who have a victory over us during this season. Winning this will mean we will have defeated everyone we have faced at least once this season.” Team Leaders are a huge part of the team as well, those team leaders include Kalee Kless and Emileigh Kleps. Kalee’s stats average a 51, and Emileigh’s stats average 46. Titman says Kalee brings “Maturity to the game as well as understanding how to work the golf course. Emileigh for this game needs to have a very good score, if she has a great score then we would have a chance of winning the conference tomorrow”. Speaking with one of the varsity players, Mina Gephart implied that this is a very big match for the girls and she is hoping that everyone is prepared to play. Good luck girls!

Rivalry Night

BY: Jordan Pasalaqua

This Thursday, September 21st your Madison Girls Volleyball team are going to be facing their rivals, the Riverside Beavers. This game will be played at Riverside, the Riverside Beavers having the home court advantage. The record for this years Madison Girls Volleyball Team is  7-4. Their conference record is 1-3. The Riverside Beavers record this year is 10-0, our Madison girls know that this is going to be a really tough match. The girls have been working really hard at their practices throughout the week and are ready to win this conference game, but unfortunately last year our girls volleyball team lost to the Riverside Beavers.

For the Madison Girls Volleyball team they have to work on not to hesitate to the ball, they need to communicate more on the court and they also have to stay positive throughout the whole game. The girls expectations for this game are to at least make it through four games or more and play hard throughout the whole entire game and make no mistakes.  

This years captains for the girls volleyball team are Aly Berry and Emma Burkholder they are both seniors this year and hope to make this year the best year. Aly Berry brings positivity to the team and also encourages girls to never give up on a play or a match, she also leads by an example. She hopes the girls can compete and win a match even though the Riverside Beavers are one of the toughest teams in their conference. Emma Burkholder also brings positive spirit to the team, she brings good leadership and she has great respect for her fellow teammates. She hopes the girls can pull a win for this Thursday's game and be the first ones to beat Riverside for this season.

2017-2018 Homecoming Court

BY: Joshua Smith

It's a tradition for schools to have a homecoming every year in high school. Just like every other year, Madison High School is having a shipwrecked themed homecoming. This years homecoming court consists of Ireland Bittner-Ford, Gabby Blackford, Maranda English, Kamryn Kincaid, Kalee Kless, Caleb Fiorello, Matt Gianfagna, Owen Myers, Mark Primer, and Joe smith.

Ireland Bittner-Ford

Gabby Blackford

Maranda English

Kamryn Kincaid

Kalee Kless

Caleb Fiorello

Matt Gianfagna

Owen Myers

Mark Primer

Joe Smith

We'll Be Back

BY: Dawn Brassow

The Lady Blue Streaks had a tough loss against Willoughby South on September 14th, 2017. The girls fought hard for two long, hard games, but sadly fell short with the final scores of 11-25 and 17-25. After the game, Jessica McPeek, a formal alumni coach, said, “I am proud of my girls for the fire they put in the game, they just need to be able to put more energy into their games which will help them push for the win”.

Savannah West, the teams libero, had a great game with 38 great passes! Savannah passed up to her setter Emma Norman who had 28 good sets. Emma set to her middle hitter Sadie Brodwater who had 15 hits and 3 blocks. After the game, Cailin Keller, who is a middle hitter, said, “We did not play as a team this game, but plan to come back and play as one in our next game”. Another player on the team, Chloe L., an all around player, said, “ The things we need to work on is covering and not hesitate for the ball”. Another player on the team, Giana Masony, said, "we need to work on communication, talking more will make us louder so we have energy and psych the other team out”. One fan said, “ They have improved throughout the season and have put a lot of hard work and dedication into this sport". The next team they play is away against Riverside at 4:30.

We've Got Spirit, How About You?

BY: Kaitlyn Rohl

Overall this years 2017-2018 students section has a been a combination of fun and creative. Seniors pose a great leaders and of many different aspects of the game to cheer on our Blue Streaks. This years student section has had a great turn out overall, all grade levels have been getting involved, to help support and cheer on our team. This years themes consisted of, the original blue streak paint up against Geneva, black out against Lakeside, and the neon out against our rivals Perry. This weeks theme is a white out, for our conference game against Willoughby South.

Senior Kalee Kless, leader of this year’s spirit section, has been a great role model, makes sure everyone is included, and encourages everyone to come out and help support. She has step up two tailgates coming into week four. These fun tailgates have a fun variety of games and loud music. These games include corn hole, KanJam, Giant Jenga, and toss with the football. Everyone comes out, paints up, and takes fun and creative pictures to bring our student section together.

Huge shoutout to Mr. Whaley, Mr. Smith, and Kalee Kless who help provide the food and paint for the those to participate in the student section. Our first two assembly were a huge contribute to gather our student body as a whole to get our team ready for kick off at 7 o'clock. Our assembly's consist of calling our original chant "212" to excite and get our student body ready for the game.

Seniors Gabby Blackford, and Kalee Kless want to thank everyone who has helped come out support our team and making many memories and putting in effort to support our boys. They want to encourage everyone to come out to tonight's game against Willoughby south, in the student section, or the even the stands. Senior Joey Smith says “I lose my voice every week, but it’s more than worth it for my team.”  Stay tuned for upcoming events and themes of the student section, you can find this news on the twitter page "MhsSection1718." I hope to see everyone at tonight's game.