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

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From these halls we learned to live, to laugh, to love, From the beginning to the end The day was filled f we filled it, emptied it, And Elled it again e with ourselves, our emotions, our thoughts, our lives. Sent to us by Pati McFee and Ann Nelson, Class of I973, with a note, You never know how good something is until it's gone. Uk E R 5 . 3 Y i 5

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How does one define Life? Is it merely subsisting or is it something more? Life is little or as much as each individual makes it Life is loving, caring, praying, and peace. It is tough, cool. hard, and indifferent. But it is more than feelings, It is Contact with all other lives around you. Life is all! Sandy Jones

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Homecoming After many weeks of hard powderpuff football practice, the female gridders were prepared to meet their challeng- ers. The seniors coached by Randy Braun, Gary Stern and Chris Baker, defeated the juniors with a score of 16-0. Sue Tallard and Anne Czynsak. senior running backs lead the graduating team. Quarterback, Lori Wasserbuger in- spired the juniors, who were coached by Jeff Roberts and Mr. Soderling. The outcomeof the Sophomore Freshman Mike Weiss and Sandy Andringa. lUpperb, Powder Puff King, Randy Braun QMiddle Righty. Senior Cheerleaders for powderpuff tl.ower 6 Activities Were Filled to the Brim for the Week battle was 6-0, a sophomore victory. The Freshmen were instructed by Kelly Meuer, Mike Weiss and Mike Ash. Marcy Onken, sophomore quaterback. and her team- mates were coached by Kirk Morledge and Fritz Kaumpf. When the short season was over, the participants and fans knew this was more than a Homecoming activity A it was a meaningful learning experience. Leftl. Players on bench Left to Right Ann Allen. Clair Zamonm, Laura Gibson, Jennifer Hendricks, Sioux Stevens. Chris Baker. .gl