Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Sweetheart Hallenbeck and Dean weefgedff Come ibazzce Decorating for the Horizon Club sponsored ball was fun. Here the girls are stuffing a big heart. Anything to add beauty and romance. Mrs Clifford Beach adviser Bill Ireland holds the attention enjoys a dance among the here. What do you suppose he array of balloons and hearts is telling them?

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fjfe greafesf 550612 on gang QZQMQS The audience joined in singing three ofthe final songs in the senior skit. They were really singing and swinging with Rich! The dance of the tin soldier and the Though Sleeping Beauty slept peace- little girl doll was a high spot in the fully, her dreams were really swinging! junior skit. Here we see the Charleston, one of the many dances in the freshman skit. Below! The crazy beatnicks of Quagmire joined in a cheer at the close of the sophomore skit. 59

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912211419512 gf c5Cf00f9jQy CAST FOR THE ALL-SCHOOL PLAY Martin Vanderhof - - - - -RANDY REICHERT Gay Wellington Penny Sycamore Boris Kolenkhov Paul Sycamore - - Mrs. Kirby - - - Mr. De Pinna - Essie ------ Rheba-- Ed -- - Henderson - - Mr. Kirby - - Tony Kirby - - Alice ----- Donald - - - Olga ---- Three Men ----- GARY HEIDELBERGER Directed by Mr. Donald - - -TOM BLAIR ' 'JUDY BOHL - - ROSE MULLANEY - -MARY STRAND - - -PHIL SALEM - - - BOB YERIGAN - - - ELLEN LINCOLN - - -DAVID SIMON - -VIRGINIA CASEY - - - KAREN SCHMIDT - - ALAN CHRISTENSEN GLENN TERRY ' JIM OLSON BARB KEEVER - -DAN BOHL GARY RENTZ TOM BLAIR Dockendorf. The all-school play, You Can't Take lt With You, was a delightful com- edy in three acts. The story was centered around a very unusual fam- ily. Everyone did just what he or she wanted to do. They didn 't follow society. Alice, their daughter who did follow society but loved her family, fell in love with Tony the son of the rich socially known Kirby family. Family differences almost drew Tony and Alice apart, but Grandpa fixed things up. The play combined fun and work for the cast. Mr. Dockendorf did a wonderful job of directing and the cast enjoyed working for him.