Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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ROW I-D. Murphy EI. Hoffman -I. Burkhardt P. Kahn W. Pfister II. Nichols. W. Butler. C. Hoffman M. Lockridge .R. Vaughn. ROW H-W. Moorhead R. Cheatham J. Moore G. Rowlett -I. Heck G. Klein J. Lewis C. Chowning P. Peddie R. Clegg. ROW III-Mr. Manaugh .E. Harrell T. McLaughlin R. Miller .G. Powell Alexander A. Cain R. Irwin. ROW IV-R. Klein R. Potter C. Grooms W. Goebel -I. Scott AI. Landry. H 1- Y The Hi-Y chose the following to serve as officers in '4S: President . . . . William Butler Vice President .Clem Hoffman Secretary . . , . William Pfister Treasurer james Nichols Mr. Manaugh was the able sponsor of the club this year. The ofiicers of the club attended a district meeting at Scottsburg, where William Butler was chosen as vice president of the district.

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G. A. A. The Giril's Athletic Association was re-organized this year under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Osgatharp, new Home Economics and Physical Education teacher. The attendance and interest in these meetings proved that Athletics for girls are worth while, as well as important. Officers were elected at the beginning of the year as follows: President . , . Mary Margaret Mills Vice President . . , .Wanida Tanksley Secretary , . . . . Ruth Irwin Treasurer . , Corinne Lyon The meetings were held each Tuesday evening from six to seven-thirty in the gym. At these meetings basketball, volley ball, and other such sports were participated in by the members. S. S. S. ROW I-L. C,Neal M. Wilson M. Inglis M. Cosby P. McDonald Gray M. Johann W. Tanksley R. Irwin T. Kasper D. Born Eckert A. Manaugh M. Scott L. Chadwell N. Zapp. ROW II-M. A. Vincent M. H. Crozier M. A. Ackerman B. Wfinkel johnson P. Bersch W. Eades L. Cain Seigel K. Hughes Guns C. Lyon F. Clarkson A. Zapp. ROW III-L. Blackwell N. Vestal. .V. jones. M. Dattilo. B. Haas Schnaitter E. Horton QI. Kestner Short Mrs. Osgatharp M. Mills. N. Hassfurder C. Hill J. Coheld. ROXV IV-M. E. Porter M. Hodgers.

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ROW I-Therese Kasper Judy Wingham, Walnda Tanksley. ROW II-Mary Margaret Mills Helen Ricketts Marianna jchann. The Melody Maids The Melody Maids were a new musical group this year. Although their be- ginning was accidental, their success as musical entertainers was great. Their first public appearance was at the Rotary Club, and from then on they entertained at such places as the Seventh War Bond Rally, the basketball dinner, American Legion, the Spring Concert, and all other school programs. Their three part harmony popularized their singing. The Maids were espec- ially known for their Dream Medley. Mr. Rothert directed and accompanied the girls.