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

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1974 Midwinter Court This year the innovative juniors outdid all previous Ju- nior Classes at the Midwinter coronation. Instead of hav- ing only Junior attendants they had an all grade court. Each class chose a boy and a girl they wanted to represent their class on the Midwinter court. The two freshman at- tendants chosen were Bitsy Galligan and Mark D'Alessio ffar lefty. The sophs picked Cindy LaFarga and Brian Re- vello ffar rightj. Representing the senior class were Sioux .,., Stevens and Steve Roberts fsecond from lefty. The three female junior attendants were Qfrom left to righty Cindy Underkofler, Leslie Brandenburg, and Lorie Eckert, and representing the male attendants were Andy fTexJ Graf, Larry Adams, and John Galligan. The king and queen of Midwinter were Karen DeSelle, and Tim Kolb Cabove lefty Above you can see queen Karen DeSelle and .lack Pointer dancing up a storm at Midwinter. l9