James Madison Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Class Crowns Jill Beyler Queen Homecoming this year like last year broke the tradition of the past. The court involved two princesses from the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes and six princess- es and 1 queen from the senior class. The princesses are from Left to Right in the Upper Right photo Kirsten Tin- glum Cl lj, Mary Jane Potterfl lj, Leslie Schorr 1101, Ann Morledge, CIOJ, Kathy Sergenian 191, and Karin Meyer C91 who is not shown. The six senior girls nominated to be the Homecoming princesses were from Left to Right in the Lower Photo Jill Beyler, Sandy Cattanach, Inga Brynild- son, Kim Ring, Tammy LaFarga, Lisa Eckert, and Laura Gibson. The seniors chose Jill Beyler as the 1974 Home- coming Queen. 7

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Homecoming After many weeks of hard powderpuff football practice, the female gridders were prepared to meet their challeng- ers. The seniors coached by Randy Braun, Gary Stern and Chris Baker, defeated the juniors with a score of 16-0. Sue Tallard and Anne Czynsak. senior running backs lead the graduating team. Quarterback, Lori Wasserbuger in- spired the juniors, who were coached by Jeff Roberts and Mr. Soderling. The outcomeof the Sophomore Freshman Mike Weiss and Sandy Andringa. lUpperb, Powder Puff King, Randy Braun QMiddle Righty. Senior Cheerleaders for powderpuff tl.ower 6 Activities Were Filled to the Brim for the Week battle was 6-0, a sophomore victory. The Freshmen were instructed by Kelly Meuer, Mike Weiss and Mike Ash. Marcy Onken, sophomore quaterback. and her team- mates were coached by Kirk Morledge and Fritz Kaumpf. When the short season was over, the participants and fans knew this was more than a Homecoming activity A it was a meaningful learning experience. Leftl. Players on bench Left to Right Ann Allen. Clair Zamonm, Laura Gibson, Jennifer Hendricks, Sioux Stevens. Chris Baker. .gl

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, 'A .V L. ..i....l. :V-.:..L was r 1 -5 'Q I-U' QB, X Z am 6 , . . aiaiffjiwf br, i g ' T in ee For the second consecutive year, the class of '74 took first prize in the float competition with the winning theme Rebel Without A Causef' The seniors won the window again, after winning as freshmen and sophomores, using the slogan Rebels are Standing in the Shadow of Defeat. The homecoming parade was held at West Towne on the afternoon of the football game. Led by Queen Jill By- ler, riding in a Jaguar. the parade circled West Towne be- fore returning to Memorial. 8 -in nm- .P if Following the Queen were the six senior attendents, the float, and cheerleaders. Not far behind were the two ju- nior, sophomore, and freshman homecoming attendents with their floats and cheerleaders. This year spirit was greater than ever with the addition of Bill Yates and Tom Troller, who helped to inspire en- thusiasm in the fans, as members of the cheerleading squad. All in all everyone agreed that the Homecoming Festivi- ties were a great way to start out the year.