Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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Mqbreffes Betty Sterling, Jane Bellezza, Cynthia Sawusch, Ruba Taulbee, Doris Cull, Frances Lewis, Kathleen Therrien, Joyce Deal, Marie Boginski, Geri Roth, Mr. Robert Peters. These ten girls survived the competition of the original fifty who con- tended for the honor. This year, the majorettes not only participated in school activities, but in two other public performances: the Royal Oak Balloon Parade in November and the Royal Oak Lion's Club Minstrel Show in February. Parents in the Music Club cooperated to furnish uniforms for the majorettes. The group has been under the direction of Robert Peters. Madllvon Band Director, Mr. Robert Peters. Flute - Jean Cagle. Clarinets - at left Katherine Kasa, Genevieve Miller, Joy Jones, Joan Flury, Marjorie Burgis, Dolores Robinson, Mary Ann Barnes, Madeline Austin, Gay Keller. , Alto Horns - Connie Doan, Pat McEndorffer, Ronald Yeager. Saxophones - John Roy, Bob Kubiak, Ruth Townsend. Basses - Norman Eggart, Harold Guild. Trumpets - back row - Glennis Harvey, Kenneth Seeley, Gene Epperson, Jim Altm-an, Belmont Austin. Second row - Weldon Hendrickson, Howard Roberts, Buddy Sharon, Nelda Loomis, Sue James. Trombones - Bob McBride, Larry Frazier, Jim Burton, Barry Ivens. Baritones - Richard Cagle, Orville Sergent. Drums - Frances Hicks, Joyce Lantis, Merle Bleavins, Dorothy Hicks, Har- old Sheppard. The Madison High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Peters, has been playing for a year and a half at football games, school assemblies, and P. T. A. meetings. The bland also played in the Balloon Parade in Royal Oak last fall.

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Senior Play 7afflefale FRONT ROW: Oma Lee.Hill, Sue Frazier, Pat Anderson, Joyce Strouse, Cynthia Sawusch, Winnona Battin, Donna Mushrush. SECOND ROW: Charles Eilrich, Bill White, Steve Erdodi, Miss Lois Chal- mers, Weldon Hendrickson, Joanne Mousseau, Sara Kaufman. BACK ROW: David Long, Dick McClellan, Lytle Hoover, Lowell Carr, Bob Kubiak, Nick Labedz. Under the direction of Miss Lois Chalmers the senior class of 1950 pre- sented the three-act comedy Tatiletale. After weeks of practice, the play was presented on Thursday evening, March 30. A matinee was also given Thursday afternoon for the grade schools. The play centered around Patty Blaine, her family, and friends. The fact that Patty's diary was printed in the local newspaper instead of a novel which she wrote with a stolen typewriter brought many laughs from the audience. Senior Play Hen .S'fep!1en FRONT ROW: Gloria Schaffer, Mrs. Loukusa, Carol Londer, Mary McFar- land. BACK ROW: Jim Olsen, Earl Williams, George Swee, Paul Myatt, Bob Warbington. Humorous mishaps of a wealthy hypochondriac were related in the three-act comedy, Even Stephen, presented November 29, 1949. The cast included Earl Williams, Carole Londer, Gloria Schaffer,, Jim Olsen, George Swee, Mary MacFarland, Paul Myatt, and Bob Warbintgon. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Loukusa.