James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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i YEARS ,. ff'lfffi's W , JUNIOR 'XI v ella OUR THIRD YEAR UNDER THE BIG TOP: ll n IN Baclc with our summer tans, we were eager to put the show baclc on the 5 ugmlm W road. We were able to reach this goal with our Sing presentation ol I lmill H ulxfladison Goes Cvrazyf' But oh those Seniorsl Again we were only second 0 W best. The judges were impressed with their U0vernight Stay at lvladisonfi l-iving up to the campaign promises, our S. G. O. administration brought to lVladison the much anticipated GAMERAMA, which was an impressive display ol athletic ability on the part of all Nladison students. Spealcing ol athletes, lVladison's baseball team brought home the baseball .f:'-T551-i X championship. The credit goes to coach VVunderlich, lor his able supervision. L? A A new lad introduced into lwladison was the rustling, bustling, billowing, can-can petticoat. Snealcers were not only worn by the girls in gym classes, ii' 2 but also in the halls and classes. ygiglfzf Our music department gave a prolessional rendition ol the popular operetta Vagabond King. This show was an overwhelming success. The Y scenery which added its professional touch, was done with compliments of the art department. The Circus closed once more, this time for summer alterationsl OUR LAST YEAR UNDER THE BIG TOP: The grand Finale opened with a bang - literally, as well as metaphorically. Hammers crashed, and windows moved, lloors came up, and the bancl played on. The school name was officially changed--Bedlam High we called it. j Our Sing this year is as great as always. This being our last year our theme is Hon the Highway. lt is typically reminiscent ol all the happy hours spent at lxfladisonians lavorite recreation center, Kings Highway. Vve were no sooner settled in our senior official classes, when senior dues. hats and jewelry helped us to empty our poclcets. Loolcing baclc over the years, we feel a little sad to have to leave lxfladison, but new adventures and experiences are belore us, in what may be considered the most important show ol all. But as seniors, despite our four years of laughter and sorrow, lailure and success, we lind ourselves on the doorstep to graduation, one step further is the open door to luture success. LORETTA BELLO DOROTHY BIANCHINI 'i

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