Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Members of FHA are: Top-Cheryl Frager, Shirley Caulk, Joanne Taylor, Linda Caulk, Judy Lowe, Ann Birgen, Lee Ann Aker, Judy Fatland, Diane Petersen, Brenda Hanneman, Colleen Schultz. Second-Lina Crusan, Sandra Roling, Mary Ellen Biegger, Cindy Maxwell, Mary Hilde, Alma Erickson, Joanne Boer, Diane Cockle, Judy Schladweiler, Patty Laughlin, Marlene Myrmoe, Jane Simmons. Third-Jan Brockelsby, Marilyn Johnson, Elsie Leach, Iris Feistner, Verla Spies, Connie Feistner, Karen Hegdahl, Diane Simmons, Carolyn Schlim, Nyla Lingle, Pat Jewett. Fourth-Mrs. Sweet, Diane Wilcox, Roxanne Feyder, Lois Fiegen, Linda Hanneman, Kathy Olsho, Carol Straw, Delonne Brekke, Pat White- thorn, Candy Schultz, Barbara Williams, Mrs. Keiner. Those in FFA are: Top-Torn Downs, Cary Bruns, Jim Birgen, Bill Bruns, Lynn Nelson, Cary Lage, Larry Meehan, Ronnie Hanson, Kenneth Peterson. Second-Jerry Kruel, Jim Johnson, Joe Casler, Lee Wiseman, Keith Myers, Jerry Casper, Dennis Paul, Tom Roling, Wayne Grad, Gary Nelson. Third-Mr. Braun, Danny Millard, Larry Fassett, Donald Stanford, Jack Wingle, Bill Pulford, Bob Pulford, Earl Cole, Kent Drew, Steve Rhoden, Lester Hovrud. Fourth-Lynn Schlisner, Pat Fiegen, Doug Sunde, Mike Sjoland, Tom Rath, Bill De Boer, Charles Hidensheild, Jim Fletchell, Bob Sjoland.

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V-AML Aids These boys, Jim Van Den Hemel, Tom Farrell, and Billy Van Den Hemel, learn to run movie projectors and tape recorders in Visual Aids. Debate Coach James Simpson is very proud of his Debate Team-l. to r., Back row- James Benjamin, Roger Quam, David Simon, James Treloar, Craig Smit, Ron- nie Quam, and Dan Ryan. Front row-Mr. Simpson, Karen Smit, Kathy 0'Lough- len, Terri Tomscha, Judy Groeneveld, Joel Severson, and Barbara Sly. These students are kept very busy in the library. L. to r., standing -Tom Farrell, James Benjamin, and Steve Johnson. Sitting- Terri Tomscha, Harold Habeger, Mrs. Gulstine, Alan Christensen, Joanne Benke, and Patty Kruger.

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QDQ5 Atbeaots 1 t 5 i.,.. I Boys who have earned major letters in one or more of Central's sports are made members of the M Club. L. to r., Back row-Alan Christensen, Gordon Johnson, Jim Applewick, Jim Kreul, Roger Southmayd, Steve Thayer, B1ll Bulfer. Thzrd TOW- 'U ' ' 1 Gl J h R' k St lin , Bruce Sterling Cral Smit Tony DeCroot John Colhgnon, Marv Holcomb, Russell Johnson, en o nson, ic y er g h. Secozizd roui-Coach Cal Mathison, Bill Rush, Bill Greene, Larry Walker, Rex Huska, Don Keever, Tom Blair, Kelly Welc , Damon Hof. First row-Tom Sogaard, Rodney Stanford, Ron Keever, Roy Thomas, Ron lhler, Chuck Moothart, Ron Scovill. Not pictured-Cary Bruns, Vernon Schmidt. Madison Central hosted its College Days in November, 1963. Many area high school juniors and seniors attended the three forty-minute sessions. The representative from South Dakota State Boys who were interested in a trade 5011001 University in- Brookings pointed out the ad- leamed much from the representative of vantages Of his 0011935 Dunwoody Institute. Presentation School of Nursing of Sioux Falls was Many boys who were thinking seriously of joining a 66 represented at Madison's College Day. service, attended the Air Force session of College Day.