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

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F RNIERD Y K X. Nsswx'-,.:' Dave Remitz and Tom Troller display ajug full ofspirit. Victorious Spartans lift coach Olson to their shoulders. when we beat West. The last time this was accomplished was in l97O when we shared the Big Eight Championship with Janesville Craig. Ever since then, there seemed to have been a jinx on Memorial sportsmen when they con- fronted Westin an athletic contest. The night of the West game, there was a feeling of in- Paula Okey watches the Farmer Day Action. Sue P. Johnson shows enthusiasm. tense excitement especially when remembering last years close disappointing game with West. We wanted revenge. When the teams ran out on the field. the crowd went wild and never quieted until the final seconds ticked away and Memorial had beaten West. l3

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H x 'Wg s L- s i m.,, . . g gt . S i . . xiii? Yi Q A P. E . Ei., . A E . t K Janet Carley, Jennifer Hendricks, Mary Gilbert take time to pose. Ann Suaska displays her farmer duds. Farmer day I973 dawned dark and somber with the promise of rain in the air. But on the inside Memorial was bright, cheerful, and full of farmers. All kinds of them roamed the halls in their grubby duds. The lower I.M.C. caught in the spirit of the day, was transformed into a barnyard when a chicken strutted across the carpet, crac- If Valerie Naughton gives the camera a smile. Student turnout at football games was great. kling away and enjoying the commotion she caused. Farmer day ended the best way possible and will long be remembered as one of the best days of the year. Every football team has a rival, and in order to make the season complete, it must be beaten. Harvard's season is made when they beat Yale, and Memoriafs season is complete

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El?f2tE3ZnfF5O3biE'aCC in Bob Grogan Blood Drive findingit. So often we get offon the wrong track, doing things we think we should but never finding fulfillment, Some people never find their place, but those who do obtain happiness. By Sandy Jones Avkiig G NH- 'W 'Nu 'ttf 'iff-z Ja he-....' ,vv, , . Friday, September 14 was a special day at J.M.M. This day many teachers, parents, and students found time to share part of themselves with Bob Grogan, his family and others like them. The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited our commons from 9:00 to 3:00 so that members of the com- munity were able to back a fine student, athlete, and good friend, junior Bob Grogan. Of the ll5 donors, 106 pints of sq.,- ,I ...Q blood were received and greatly appreciated. Donors ranged from workers at Cuna and Rural Insurance com- panies, teachers during their free time, students who were old enough, and parents of Memorial students. Students as well as parents and teachers volunteered their time and effort to help. The blood drive was a success and will long be remembered in the lives ofmany. Upper Right, Barb Stevens and Kathy Ward watching over a donor. Mrs. Emshoff sitting with a thermometer in her mouth, Lower Left. Marla Feilds and Kathy Karn aiding the blood drive. 111