Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Homecoming is eagerly an- ticipated each year by the students of Central. Two weeks before Home- coming Day, work is begun by each homeroom on floats for the parade. The night before Home- coming, the identity of the King and Queen is revealed. The coronation is followed Queen Susan Rentz and King Russell Johnson presided over the 1963 Homecoming of MHS. Left to right are the court: Gay Lynn Johnson, Pam Hanlon, Jeryl Lindstrom, Mary Palm, Queen Susan, King Russell, Jim Appelwick, Gary Bruns, Cordon Johnson, and Bill Greene. 68 91 150565 409 Turning over a New Leaf, depicting the merger of Beadle High School and Madison . e xx Kqbowe vo- aat' Da W awe 'Lg kde V3 9 59426 Q,e'50 x Freshman girls use their imagination to decorate down- town store windows that advertise the MHS Homecoming. Pictured below is a winning window decoration. 1 V, , . . K. , .m,5,g,m5.,.,m,,,,g,,.w::1-wi W The Freshmen enjoy their first attempt at float-building as they try to carry out the 1963 theme of 4'Colorama.

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by a huge bonfire and pep rally. Homecoming Day is cele- brated by a pep meeting in the school, a parade, the Big Game, and a dance that fol- lows the game. The 1963 Homecoming, the last one for the Class of '64, was a re- sounding success that will be hard to forget. Central, won first place in Originality for the Freshmen. Several Seniors work diligently to pre- pare the Royalty float, Eighteen Yel- low Roses, for the parade. The Royalty Float Eighteen Yellow Roses carried the king and queen and the candi dates. 226 .0111 -'J SOPA 111 tbe f-'Oppeglzlgre 8111220 1, 518,50-if f, olzs WVIZEG 60?-?,g1L 00. 0,8 Central enoyed two bonfires this year. The first was lit by pranksters who were eager to join the festivities. The second was the biggest ever to be set afire in the history of the school. 69