Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Four girls received their chapter degrees from Home Ec teacher, Mrs. Kiner. Pictured from left to right are Ann Birgen, Lee Ann Aker, Sandra Roling, and Linda Hanneman. GAA awards were presented to the following girls for their participation in Girls' Athletic Association. Left to right are Susan Rentz, Terri Tomscha, Lee Ann Aker, Janene Schrader, Joann Benke, Gay Lynn Johnson, Patty Krueger, Marlene Myrmoe, Eileen Preuss, Mary Palm, and Kathy O'Loughlen. Mrs. Evelyn Bulfer presented the awards. MHS librarian Mrs. Gulstine presented awards to members of the library club. Left to right are Alan Christensen, Joanne Benke, Terri Tomscha, Patty Kreuger, and Kathi Stodolski. Seventeen sophomores and two seniors received letters for their participation in band from Mr. Bill Ireland. Back row, left to right-Greg Anderson, Alma Erickson, Shirley Hockett, Linda Wheeler, Kathy Casey, John Koehne, Donovan Albert- son, John Aus. Front row-Jane Cizadlo, Karen Neville, Barb Sly, the two seniors-Gwen Elaum and Diane' Cockle, Judy Groeneveld, Ellen Terry, Beth Jensen, Kathy O'Loughlen, Cary Renner, and Dick Turner. Craig Smit, Central senior, received a trophy for his hard work in Central's wrestling pro- gram. He was presented the trophy by Mr. Frank Campbell. . , we v

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Awards Night Miss Marion Schroeder, director of vocal music, presented a music plaque to be dis- played in the trophy case to the Principal, Mr. Southmayd. All Central entries received a Superior rating in the High School Music Contest. Mr. Mathison and Mr. Barker handed out athletic awards Agricultural director Norman Braun presented the FFA awards to these boys: from left to right--Gordon Johnson, Roger tg the agricultural students. Southmayd, Gary Bruns, Russel Johnson, Tom Orton, Bill Bulfer, and Tony DeCroot. James Benjamin, Dan Ryan, Judy Croeneveld, Terri Tomscha, Barb Sly, and David Simon received awards for their outstanding work in debate from the debate coach, Mr. Simpson. msmmmamzu James Benjamin, flanked by smiling NFL members, displays a few of his many awards for his work in speech.

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Tom Blair, senior class president, gave a fare- well speech from the seniors and thanked the The class will of 1964- was read by Joan Rook at the Junior-Senior ban- quet. Roger Southmayd, pres- ident of the junior class, was master of cere- monies. Wayne Grad read the senior class prophecy. ' fwPwu5 junio-rs for the grand banquet. it-.. A . After the delicious dinner, the students sat back and relaxed while waiting for the program to begin. Through an outdoor Paris cafe, the juniors carried out the theme of ulivening in Paris. 84 The junior ensemble created the romantic mood of Paris with 'gThe Last Time I Saw Paris.