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

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31106 17 gi A 2 2 --Q. v S it .iff LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP TO BOTTOM: ROW l: Valerie Q Naughton, Jane Mendalhall, Cheralyn Roberts, ROW 2: Sue ' Koenig, Missy McNeely, Cindy Lamb, Jean Towell, Cindy Jennings, ROW 3: Tammy LaFarga, Sue McGinnity, Marta Sequeira, ROW 4: Karen Vertz, Debbie Daniel. Kim Ring, Roxanne Thompto. and many members missing fromthe Spring Concert. DECA gl F L. TO R. TOP: Don Niehus, Kurt Statz, Bruce Dahmen, Scott DeBoer, Dave Hall, Dave Regenburg, Greg Haugen, John Knippel. MIDDLE: Laurie Tngwell, Pam Meier, Cheryl Geier, Sue Tallard, Soupy Johnson, Betsy Steindl. Donna Gant, Nancy Miles, Terri Lester. Ellen Esenther. BOTTOM: Mr. Huber fadvisorj, Rich Kuhuapt, John Rohr, Bill Custer. To give students a chance to choreograph and to perform is deemed the purpose ofthe Dance Club f and those who participat- ed agree that the chance is both worthwhile and chal- lenging, as well as fun. This year, members ofthe Dance Club performed A Day for Dancing with the Concert Choir in the winter program. performed in the AFS Talent Show, and cre- ated beautiful dances forthe annual spring dance concert. The purpose of D.E.C.A. is to develop so- cial intelligence. civic con- sciousness. leadership quali- ties, and vocational under- standing in students prepar- ing for careers in marketing and distribution. Under the supervision of Mr. Richard Huber and the leadership ofits officers: Rich Kuhaupt W Pres., Pam Meir f V,P., Laurie Ingwell f- Sec.. Sue P. Johnson f Treas., Dave Hall ae Historian, and Greg Haugen Parliamentari- an, D.E.C.A. continued to be a productive organization this year. The 35 members of D.E.C.A. participated in activities ranging from a fall initiation picnic and a dance to a leadership lab at Devil's Head Lodge to the State D.E.C.A. Conference at Green Lake. l?9

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The CSI began as a regu- lar Economics class deciding to buy some stock with the help ofseveral companies. One company, the Rural Insurance donated S500 and said to put the remaining money thopefully a big prof- itj aside at the end ofthe year for scholarships. So. with S2400 total these stu- dents set up a corporation, running business meetings and writing up papers. Ac- cording to the Wisconsin Statute, the CSI was a real corporation and unknow- ingly twice committed ille- gal trading acts and could have been liable for live years injail or Sl0,000 or both! The high point for CSI was a 2-day Chicago trip. Coincidentally Presi- dent Nixon was staying in the same hotel and everyone had fun trying to see him. They even had the Secret Service suspiciously watch- ing them. This year's debate team was small in number but high in spirits with a lot of close work with all mem- bers, remarked advisor Mr. Mueller about the four- member Debate team. The objective ofthe team was to effectively persuade people to a certain point ofview through speaking skills. This year's topic was: Should the Federal Gov- ernment be responsible to employ all employable U.S. citizens? Pictured at Right: Dick Stauffer with Mr. Mueller. 1225 Corporation of Student nvestors ,wr T W ak. A, J Q 24 9 3 1 Q r cum Murum. s :H NSUFIANCE i 1, nsassmax. xsssciss-esta ,nw 1 2 5 Cexpaa-atm Q: I ,D 'PN Nfwswvvvm MM f 'f ' iv nm gssm.oa s 'l 'K 'i-.- li: Ii- - stii F e :S:l,i,,,M nm ' -. . -ivi '. - -' , gg N . Aw ..... ...,,....... . ,. ..,,,....r. ,, .,.t.,.. .. s,asc..ixQX,?X,,gm2,L,TH,x fi 1-5335-Gilmer: inrspmww 1, -P I RIGHT TO LEFT: Mrs. Swanson Y Corporate Agent, Rich Hippe -- Vice-Pres., Jan Luc- chesi, Debi Peterson, Matt Mathis v Vice-Pres. in Charge ofComputer Services, Jeff Wil- liams - Chairman of the Board, Patrick Krummey A Treasurer, Dan Rossmiller A Parlia- mentarian, Ross Katz Y President, Kevin McKeon - Vice-Pres. in Charge of Legal Affairs. Dana Peura --Vice-Pres. in Chargeof Solicitation, Kevin Levin - Vice-Pres. in Charge of Stock Research, Kim Sellers -- Secretary, Gregg Porter - - Vice-Pres. in Charge of Supplies - Not Present. , Debate fn. . B Q W-mqmn K 'Em 2 lf.. AI nl

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lfyou want to improve your speaking ability, devel- op confidence, and have fun thenjoin Forensics, says advisor Mrs. Donna Berger. These thirty students com- peted in many meets, the biggest goal getting to the State Meet. Carol Beckman was voted m0St valuable with Jr. Kir- sten Tinglum most improved. Anyone who has ever been that new kid in school can readily appre- ciate the services performed by the friendly members of the Hospitality Club. This outgoing group of kids planned picnics, par- ties, outings and other get- acquainted type activities, besides helping at registra- tion and giving tours. All this with the goal ofgetting new students involved and settled as soon as possible. It's hard to be new, but maybe a little less so with the unselfish help ofthese kids. 130 Forensics ,er LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW Mrs Berger Claire Zalman Scott Weber Carol Beckmann Cathy Hadley Sue Monson. Kathy Burke, Polly Davidson Sarah Hatch Greg Kammer FRONT ROW Ann Wolberg Dick Stauffer Dave Fey, Julie Beckmann, Kristen Tinglum Terry Statz Julie Johnson Missing I4 other members who also participated. Hospitality BrXCK:.Karen Paape, Cathy Hadley Jane Mendenhall Malea Williams FRONT Mr Sisler Kathy King, Cindy Haack, Neeti Prakash