Madison High School - Highlights Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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JUNIOR CLASS Back row, left to right-Vernon Stoner, Richard Prescott, David Keener and Paul Lake. Middle row, left to right-Robert Wallace, Howard Shauver, Richard Crawley, William Green and Edwin Kaderly. Front row, left to right-Ardis LeMaster, Marceil Prescott, Aletta Stoner, Wanetta Stoner, Alice Shaneyfelt and Mrs. Weibus-ch, At last ! I After spending a wonderful summer, the once Silly Sophomores, truck- ed back to school in September to take the position of Jolly Juniors. What a thrill it was to be considered UPPERCLASSMEN. About the first thing the Juniors did was to hold a class meeting for the election of officers. The results were: Aletta Stoner, president, Marceil Prescott, vice-president, Alice Shaneyfelt, secretary-treasure, and Mrs. Oscar Wiebusch, sponsor. On October 10, the Juniors held their party at the home of Aletta and Wanetta Stoner. The main event was the Weiner and marshmallow roast and a joyous time was had by all. On December 10, the Juniors provided some enter- tainment for the public, by presenting a concert, with Mr. Zuercher and his all-girl ACCO1'diOI1 Band. Following that, they then got busy selling magazine subscrip- tions. The next thing on the list for the Juniors was the making of Tomcat and ban- ner emblems, which they sold with no trouble at all. On April 2, the Junior Class pre- sented their play, Quiet Everybody. And last, but not least, the Juniors had the responsibility of feting the outgoing Seniors. It was a gala affair and the Juniors hope it was something the Seniors will always remember. Fot