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

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Twirp ----.l...i ggi Since the theme of Twirp this year was the Good Old Days each boy on the court received a gift reminding him of the days past. The court was made up of one boy from each grade fas shown in the lower picturej. Starting from the left to right they are as follows: Scott Morledge fl ll. Wally Klashinski CIZJ, King Brice Keel QIOJ, Kain Shutter 1103, and Kevin Quinn 193, Carrying the King's crown up my the isle were Julie Schoessow, escorted by Paul Morledge Qupper rightb. .lust before the crowning of the King the audience was amusingly interrupted by Memorial's first two streakers. The sophomore class elected Brice Keel as the Twirp King, with Sharon Cefelu and Shelly Onken looking on fupper leftj. All in all the sophs did a greatjob. 3

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Gilbert and Tim Evans revert back to greaser days. Finding a place to sit down was a problem sometimes. So you sat where you could find a place. Here Joanne Peirce and Dave Orr found their place on one of the eating tables. The sophs did a great job in decorating the cafeteria and commons filling the walls with pictures of flappers and gangsters, cowboys and dance hall girls, and a variety of costumes. As the finish of the last song you could note the feeling of the last year for the seniors and the air ofantici- pation ofthe underclassman for the next TWIRP. 7 X