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

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AFS is a special club they are the first people who get to meet the AFS stu- dents. And then during the year the A l S club twith Mrs. Olson s and President Geri Kaye's supervisionl: they have fund raising pro- jects bake sales. pizza sales. and a talent show to raise money for future AFS students. This year Al-'S sponsored two stu- dents, Magda Schueli from Switzerland and Monica Oliveira from Brazil. Mag- da's American home was the James Beyer's and Mon- ica was a guest ofthe Wil- liam Patch family. Anyone getting to know one ofthese AFS students had a very unique experience. The Edi- tor would like to share her very special experience: Under the direction of Mr. Grade the Audiovisual Consultant the AV workers provide a valuable service to Memorial. The students do more than just move equip- ment from place to place. This year several students developed AV presentations for their classes. Pat Krum- mey developed a slideftape program for the downtown Special Services department. Pat Krummey is shown on the right with one ofhis favorite pieces ofequip- ment. while brother Mike finsert picturel helped keep things going. Reed Hubbard did an excellentjob oflocat- ing our equipment. 126 AFS It was the third day of school and as I was eating lunch and doing homework out in the courtyard, I was startled by a Hhellof' I invit- ed this girl to join me but I couldn't help feeling bewil- dered because how many strangers approach you with such a friendly greeting? I finally noticed her accent and discovered I was in company with our AFS stu- dent, Magda. It took me '-:D three days to learn her name but only three minutes for us to become friends. And that friendship developed into a teaching-learning rel- ationship. At times I felt like the teacher exposing Magda to milkshakes, West Towne, football games, and most important, other stu- dents. But more often she was my teacher exposing me to a whole different culture. My favorite memory of Magda and the nicest com- pliment I've ever received came after a week of know- ing herg I asked her, Mag- da, what made you come out to the courtyard that third day of school and want to get to know me? She told me quite frankly and honestly - a quality I ad- mired in both Magda and Monica - Because you looked nice and friendly and I knew I'd like you! udio Visual Pk lt? a A - sq. 'Ili

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Biology Honor Society 1,0 4 ruff Computing The Biology Honor So- ciety performed again this year many services both in the school and in the com- munity. Under the leader- ship ol'Claude Taylor. Pres., Chris McVoy. Vice- Pres., Geri Freeman, sec., and Sue Hansen. treas.. the BHS did many exciting things. Among them were blazing a trail in the Kiek- hofer Woods. holding a Science Symposium for middle sehoolers. and hav- ing a progressive dinner with a slide show alter- wards. The highlight ofthe year was the annual trip to Arizona, BACK ROW l.. TO R.: Claude Taylor. Chris McVoy. Cieralyn Freeman. Marianne Madar. Ruth Mendenvtald. Cindy Taylor. Laura Gibson. Sue Craddoek, .lill Sprech- er, Fllen Rieselbach, Sue llieks. FRONT ROW L. TO R.: Stella Kritikos, Valerie Naughton. Sheila Reindl. hllen Reed. Nlary Gilbert, The 1973-74 Computing Club consisted ol' I5 stu- dents who increased the in- terest in computing and provided help lor those al- ready interested in comput- ing. Under the guidance of Mr. John Morley, the club advisor, the computing club took several trips to assort- ed computing centers and showed the movie l984 . Bob Baldwin succeeded Kevin Craig as president when Kevin graduated. The other officers were: Matt Mathis - V.P., Kim Freber - Sec.. and Chris Kielieh Treas. TOP: Jim Click. MlDDl.l:: Mr. Morley. Jeff Gear. Matt Nlathis. Steve Taylor. Paul Parter. Scott Craine. FRONT: Bob Baldwin. Paul Duesler, l27