Fort Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Fort Madison, IA)

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-THE OW LEFT: Carol Pohlpeter and Nora Baker run through their lines during dress rehearsal for the summer musical, FlOFlELLO. TOP: The hay flies after the Science and Photo Club hayride for the North Dakota students in October. ABOVE: Writ- ten on the blackboard in the Little Theatre is a message from the North Dakota students. lays and Home- coming activities have been a part of FMHS since the early 1900's. ln addition to these tradi- tional events, summer musicals and a student exchange program are popular happenings. Students from all grades com- bined their efforts and creativity to produce the second summer musical. Using their acting, di- recting, and behind-the-scene experience, students produced the Junior Class Play, and the One-Acts. To get a wider knowledge of different climates and cultures, the school exchanged students with a North Dakota school. For one week Fort Madison and Minot, North Dakota students dis- cussed and explored the prob- lems, attitudes, and traditions of their areas. BELOW LEFT: B. Fitzsimmons. CENTER: B Pepple. OPPOSITE TOP: D. Fraise. OPPO SITE RIGHT: B. Thornburg.

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HAPPEN NGC S l E I zvyy K 5 :11.- , , ' it .f s,II 1 5.5.1 C Q ' C T W gg' V . t 1 t .. 4 l ...,s...y, g Q ,Af K, - ,k,M SV ,KL K i , .. H ,, t . H it f 7- W,-,SEK k ABOVE: North Dakota students Barb Cowles and Brenda Hermundstad have a bite of lunch while looking over a newspaper. TOP: Booster Club was instrumental in keeping people calm and preventing further injuries after the collapse of G Section at the Rodeo. RIGHT: Varsity Cheer- leader Connie Cuthbert tries for a basket in the Donkey Basketball game. Varsity Cheerleaders were champions in the game against the Key Club. M., MM-w-umm X l '79 g7 T,.....w U , 1-, gnu . r 'T' KK , . eu X 2 . N ..,,,W..M'.N- W wr--at ' 'WI R7 wx, M n- wi' ' v g 1 Q wi 9 34 .

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10 Musical TOP LEFT: Fiorello fScott Butler talks with his sec- retary Marie CCaroI Pohlpeterj about discrimina- tion. BOTTOM LEFT: Morris fNorman Dodsonj and Mrs. Pomerantz fSandy Steinj celebrate in the Jewish section. ABOVE: Dora CSharon Sowersj talks to Marie fCarol Pohlpeterj about Thea's ar- rest. ABOVE RIGHT: As the crooked politicians play poker at Ben Marino's, they select a candi- date for Congress. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Fiorello encourages the strikers of NIFTY SHIRTWAIST CMuffy Walker and Dawn Hoenigj as Thea fNora Bakery joins the picket line. MIDDLE LOWER RIGHT: Alice Son helps Craig Dickinson with make-up. LOWER RIGHT: Fiorello and Thea enjoy a quiet moment. PHOTOS BY: B. Peppie.