Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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eddiw' Displogs Talent Tom Blair, Terri Tomscha and David Knudson, dressed in their finest dudes, discuss how to marry off the young un in the all-school play A Hillbilly Wedding. Looking at Judy Croeneveld, Susan Rentz exclaims to Alan Christensen, 4'Ronald, why bother to talk to her? She looks like she hasn't washed for a month! David Knudson, Eileen Preuss, Terri Tomscha, Veronica Sch- maltz, and Joan Rook display their acting talent in the dim light of their fashionable hill- billy home. Eileen Preuss and Judy Groeneveld shun with horror as David Knudson shouts, You're gittin a husband dead or alive! 77

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Q Brings In February of 1964, the FHA of Central sponsored a valentine theme was used for the semi- fornial dance. The money earned from the dance was added to the FHA treasury. Barb Remes and Larry Saarheim were crowned Queen and King of Hearts at the Sweetheart Ball. The Chevelles provided the dancing music. Mike Hinde, a Central senior, is in the group. Red and White decorations gave a holiday air to the Sweetheart A large crowd enjoyed the music of the Chevelles, and the dance Ball. Hearts and roses added to the Valentine theme. 76 floor was always filled. I Sweetheart Ball. A L

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Alan Christenson, Gordon Johnson, David Knudson, Thomas Blair, and Joe Thompson are the auctioneers for the 1964- Polio Auction. 4'Grab bags! Going! Going! Gone! The steadily increasing sum of money is carefully counted, then stashed ,in the vault for safekeeping by Carol Terry and Pamela Olson. Come on, kids, wouldn't anyone like a new Sunday purse? pleads Alan. 901100-'D r Dwwf r The student body turned out for the last annual signing party of Holdu Madison Central High School. Four of the girls plop themselves down in any position and busily write their last memoirs in the annual. As the crowd gets smaller and smaller, so does the pile of annuals left to be handed out.