Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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The Senior Play There Gout fbi- Bl'ftI'l U proved to be one of the most entertaining Senior Plays to be presented at M. H. S. The plot centered around the Curtis family, whose daughter had inherited money from her aunt on the condition that she marry before her twentieth birthday. Humor was provided by the teen age members of the Curtis household. The play Was directed by Miss Sherman. The business managers were Helen Gans, Mary Margaret Scott, and Dorothy Born. Stage Managers were Kingsley Greincr and Ronald Potter. The east included: Beachy Curtis . . , . Annabelle Manaugh Oiheer O'Flynn. , . ..., George Alexander Billy Curtis ,.., Clem Hoffman Lewis Benton . , . . .Vfilliam Pfister Sally , . . Jessie Seigel Tom Eldridge . . . . .Richard Irwin Mrs. Curtis . janet Cofield Dinty .,..,, . , Morris Lockridge Dr. Curtis . , Glenford Horine Phyllis Curtis . . i . Corinne Lyon Anastasia ., Katherine Hughes Natalie , , ,. Mary Margaret Mills SEATED-Clem Holfman Jessie Seigel Miss Sherman Annabelle Manaugh .Wfilliam Pfister Mary Margaret Mills 'Glenford Horine Janet Cofield. STANDING-Katherine Hughes George Alexander Corinne Lyon Richard Irwin . Morris Lockridge ,Kingsley Greiner Ronald Potter Helen Gans Mary Margaret Scott Dnrnrlw Rnrn

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Class Will continued I. Ida Mae Niesse, do will my very quiet manner to next year's Seniors, to be used on Class Day! I, Virginia Helton, leave all my M. H. S. in- terests to my sister. Take care of these, Etta Belle! I, Zona Kleopfer, will Charlie to the Post Ollice. As if he didnlt live there already! I, Anne Eaglin, will my long eyelashes and my useful wink to all M. H. S. wolfesses. I, Charles Giltner, leave my car to anyone who can stand the noise. I, Jeri Seigel, will my superior oflice girl technique to those havng the job next year. I, Janet Cofield, will my job at the Library to Tedo Winkle. With all those books you should feel right at home, Tedol Custer Con test I, Myrtle Shipley, will my technique in play- ing the drums to anyone interested in compet- ing with Charles Warren! I, Freda Parker, will my ability in obtaining money from M. H. S. students to next year's S. S. S, committee chairmen! I, Lo'eta Mason, leave my many attractive and stylish clothes to anyone who can wear them. Don't shove, girls! 1, Merrill Stephanus, will my way of taking things as they come and remaining calm to next year's Mahisco staff. You're lucky to get this! I, NVinnie Robinson, will my pretty black hair to any blonde whold rather be a brunette. In Witness Whereof, we, the class of 1945, hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty- lourth day of May. The thirty-third Custer Oratorical Contest, an annual event, was again held this year. The participants were the five students in the Senior class with the highest schol- lastic standings during their four years at Madison High School. This contest was originated by Mr. A. S. Custer in 1912. The winning contestant receives thirty dollars, second receives fifteen, and the remaining three receive equal prizes of five dollars. The contestants and their selections this year were: Corinne Lyon . . .... A Very Busy Woman janet Cofield . . After the Air Raid Katherine Hughes , White Cliffs of Dover Helen Gans . Helen Ricketts . . The Show Must Go On The Love That Never Failsn

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THE J UNIORS f if THE SOPHUMORES if ir THE FRESHMEN