Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Indian Summer This yc:tr's Inll party swung into its theme of Indian Summer with Holi rXrdcn's hand playing under un improyisfd hziylolt. lftill Party. which is ztnnuztlly put on hy tht- senior class, was held Friday, Novcmhcr 21, from 8:30 to ll:3ll. Dccorzitions were liziscd on tht- colors ol lzitc sum- mcrfrcd, hrown. green, und gold. A real corn field occupicd onc end ol the gym, und Ll niurnl of :in Indian village was drtiwn across zinothcr side. The Wholc setting was :ifccntcd hy gin old scxirccrow, it six-loot moon, :ind multi-colored full lcztves. tr 14-FALL PARTY ni.in, lllltl Chix I-oiilnlit. . i.. . Lois 'l'i'lt-r, 'lloiii liorcligirt, Dick Scliniirluiscli, aint N'lllI'4Qlll'L'l Scxxvll tliinqt- to tht- lingrring niusit' ul Indian Suiniiu-i ', fiiitlitsml :wound Mol Mr. Scqirucioiv :irc tlif llL1'UI'Lllll7l19 coiiiiiiittvv turmcn ol 'Alndiun Stiinnit-r : Collt-4-ii XX.ilkt-i', C.irl.i Min-lli-i'. Kam-ii 'nm-s, fIQCIliT.ll cligiirinqinj Nunn lluxt-ig Kurt-n Strand. and Muri- lvorgili. Sitting hgiclt :ind cnioving th:- niusic airs: Cindy Knudson. Szindx Rhodu. le-rrx lloppinaiiiii, ll'c'I1t' Cl'trssc'l'l. ll.lYL' lloppllhlltli, llgtu' Maithison. Gilt' Nvildrr-

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8 The cast of Qlnllily Slrrvl: S. NValtcrs. IJ. Iewctt, ll, Ziclstlorll, Miller, :son sun c cr Weber. I. Ahrens, C. Olson, M. Ilowarcl, IJ. lluwartl, M. Sewell. St-atcrl: M 'VIL 0 c s w so livrc. M. VVl1itc. Quality Street The liall play, Qmllfzy Street, Iames Barrie's comedy in Your acts, was presented with professional precision by the entire cast, assisted by the stage crew, and several committees. A large part of the success of the play should be credited to the director, Miss Margaret VVilliams. Miss Phoebe Cliathy Seifertj and Miss Susan CRachel Lundj built a casual friendship with Mr. Valentine Brown Qliick Freel- erickb into a comical situation of Hnance-counseling and mar- riage proposals. As a result. the ladies were forced to turn to their L'Blue-and-VVhite Room into a school for hgenteell' girls and boys. VVhen the coquettish Miss Livvy appeared, the audience was certain that UV. B. would not remain a bachelor for long. Nor did he! ww , ,H 1 U' Q 1'-I ,--Q' . 's ,.i,,fx, 4 I' 'twf', .. wr, 104, yv w'p vw ' t,,u,,,wg,5 W 0 -v,wad'fy04- Ya-:Q A-Fit X 'fvdiyx we M we

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Xt the annual Christmas Pag- rant cr-ur a cappella choir took 1 turn as the cclio . Here thcv are shown seated in the third floor gallery of our sym- metric state capitol building. almost every homehoom has its own Christmas true and even mistletoe! The gay lights, streamers, and tinsel adrl a hit more of the Christmas spirit to the classroom. Dccorating in homeroom 2l5 are Pat Miller and Mary Mockrud. Even the office practice classes got into thc Christmas spirit by typing out and coloring their Christmas cards. Displaying their cards on thc bulletin board arc: Doris Leary, Mary Evans, and Iuily E. Nelson. Seated: Mary Luksich, Barbara Farr, and Sharon McCauley. f' it Qi If af? fi? pil I Yuletide at East Every year many people in Madison look forward to the Christmas Pageant at the Capitol put on by the music departments of high schools. East is proud that our choir participates in this impressive pageant of the yuletide season. There were also the holiday bulletin board displays in the library, and home roomsg the a cappella choir caroling in the hallsg the Merry Christmasesn written with colorful chalk on the blackhoardsg and the special aud put on by the junior and senior high choirs. You at East in '59 remember this Christmas. R at s 5 .J . K I ff... THE YULETIDE 15