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

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.I.L.E. Language: Spanish Memorial's interim pro- gram, M.I.L.E., is one which was conceived last year. The successful programs at other Madison schools prompted the P 8a P council to initiate a simi- lar program. A student com- mittee was established to plan and direct the interim pro- gram. Interim did not become reality this year, but the many hours of hard work invested in the project are not in vain. Al- ready work has begun on form- ing a committee for next year and the prospects look promising. TOP: L. TO R.: Pat Mulcahy, Mike Weiss, Mrs. Swanson, Mr. Hubble Richard Hippe. BOTTOM: Mary Gil bert, Anne Marie Dezonia, Randy Stark, Ira Musin. Spanish Club is for lan- guage lovers. These students are really into the Spanish language and enjoy learning about the Spanish Culture. They held a Christmas fies- ta and had dinner in a Span- ish restaurant in Poynette, Wis. The chairman was Clare Zaiman and the co- chairman was Marie Roeber. BACK: Sue Ritter, Valerie Naugh- ton, Cheryl Haas, Laura Krum. MIDDLE: Cathy Hadley, Marie Roeber, Clare Zaimen, Cathy Gojmerack. FRONT: Linda Loh- rer. Annie Agular, Malea Wil- liams, Mrs. Kathy Smith. 131

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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

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The Chamber Singers are a talented bunch of kids. Ron Rockow is their con- ductor but he does a lot more than conduct. He cho- reographs their steps and motions and gives up a lot of his outside time to this group. The Chamber Singers are Concert Choir members and had to try out to get Hin . They are a very close group and enjoy singing at busi- ness luncheons and concerts. BACK: Terri Thompson, Mike Ash, Dave Fey. Althea Wiskow. Cindy Petzold. Lowell Inhorn, Nadine Graven. Steve Harrison, Mary Jane Potter. Bill Tybring, Pat Mulcahy. Missy McNeely. Steve Collins. FRONT: Chris Waggener. Jon Gochberg. Cheryl Geier. Missing: pianist Nancy Gannon and guitarist Joel McNeely. What does Madrigal mean? It's a type ofmusic from the late l6th century. The words are poetic and the notes form new chords sounding against each other. This music style sounds very pretty and new. This year Memorial students could listen to the Madrigal Singers at the Choir Concerts. STANDING: Daiva Palionis. Cindy Petzold, Valerie Naughton. Marie Roeber, Sue L. Hansen. Chris Huiras. Dave Fey, Bill Tybring, Steve Harri- son. KNEELING: Peggy Randall, Cathy Hadley. Sara Patch, Patti Gardner. l32 Music: Chamber Singers ' T C -n:2,q, - at ... P' :mill it l Lg VVV, H .,,z. 4, Madrigal Singers