Madison Township High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Wakarusa, IN)

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--1, .- vvrjgf' -'Y - rr2'f'.7 - TT TT 14 Q ?- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY IN THE YEAR DF ouR LORD, 1915, OVER FIFTY or us STARTED OUR PERIOD OF PAGESHIP IN THE CASTLE OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL. AT THE BEGIN- INo OF ouR FIRST YEAR, WE oHoSE THE FOLLOWING REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COURTS CHIEF PAGE,MILO KLINESASSISTANT-CHIEF PAGE WAYNE HEScm SORIBQ Loss ABBIEHL5 SHECKLEKEEPER, GEORGE SELNER. DURING THIS FIRST YEAR WE ENJOYEO MANY NEw ADVENTURES wITH MR. KINTZEL AND MISS OUCONNOR ENcouRAcINo us TO WORK TOGETHER WITH DETERMINATIDN, AND WE wouLD FIND ouR DREAM oF KNIGHTHOOO NOT ONLY A DREAM--BUT A REALITY. SOME or nm ESDAPADES oF ouR FIRST YEAR IN THE CASTLE wERE OUR INITIATION, A PARTY AT THE ROYAL CASTLE, ExcHANoINc NAMES AT CHRISTMAS AND A PRIVATE SRATIND PARTY AT THE USOEOLA RINK MR. ESHELMAN, ouR DIRECTOR, ALSO vERY KINDLY HHPED ORIENTATE USTO ouR NEW PREMISES AND SO WE WENT THROUGH OUR FIRST YEAR OF PAGESHIP, A LITTLE TIMID, BUT EACH DETERMINED T0 WORK FOR OUR GOAL KNIGHTHOODS SUMMER VACATION GAVE wAY T0 ouR SECOND YEAR, AND WE AGAIN ELECTED OUR LEADERS MILD KLINE WAS CHOSEN CHIEF PAGE, HAROLD HESCH ASSISTANT CHIEF PAGE, LEONARD BAZYK, SDRIBE, AND PATSY WEIGEL, SHECKLEKEEPER. To OUR AMAZEMENR WE FOUND OURSELVES WITH MANY STUDIES AND TASKS TO DO AND THE YEAR SLIPPED QUICKLY BY. BuT BETWEEN ASSIGNMENTS, WE FOUND TIME TO ENJOY DLASS PARTIES, SKATING PARTlES,AND MANY GOOD LAUDHS Hwu ouR FRIENDS. OUR SECOND YEAR oF PADESHIP GAVE us A MORE PROMINENT POSITION IN THE SOCIAL WORLD wITH THAT WSHY LOOK' GONE FROM ouR FACES AND THE LOOK oF WABILITYW THERES I ,gf If fee N ' I. .I L A K .V 1 A Xtf A EA 41' ..i -.EI gg- ' D A Q

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-I V XI I ff ,I , , INA' IA ,V-,-., L- K - I -Q ' -w 7. ...V- 'I I C, CD WE THEN RETURNED TO THE CASTLE AS SQUIRESS MILD KLINE wAS AGAIN CHOSEN TO LEAD THE GRmU'P wITH JAY BEEHLER TO ASSIST HIM. LDIS ABBIEHL wAS ELEDTED T0 KEEP THE MINUTES DF OUR MEETINGS AND JEANETTE OBERLY, To TAKE CARE DF THE FI- NANGES. THE BUSY YEAR STARTED OUT WITH A PLAY, 'A LITTLE HONEY,n wHIcH wAS GIVEN OCTOBER 20 AND 21 AND WAS A GREAT SUCCESS. NEXT WE LAUNCHED OUR MAGAZINE SALE, CHOSE OUR CLASS RBNGS, AND HAD A FEW PARTIES. THE BIG EVENT DF THE YEAR wAS THE JUNIDR-SENIOR PRDM WHIDH WAS HELD IN THE SDHDDL GYM. JEANETTE OBERLY wAS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN DF THE PROM, AND ALL or us SQUIRES WERE vERY HAPPY WITH THE SUCCESS D IT. TED GALLAGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYED FOR THE DANGING, AND LOIS ABBIEHL WAS CROWNED QUEEN DF THE CLASS, AT THE END or OUR THIRD YEAR AT THE CASHI, LEFT WITH GRINS ON ouR FACES AND VE OUR HEARTS FOR EVERYONE, WDNDERING WHAT NEW EXPERIENCES OUR LAST YEAR WOULD BRING WHEN WE ARRIvED AT THE CASTLE FOR THE LAST YEAR, WE wERE HAPPY AND YET A LITTLE SAD THINK DF LEAvING THE PLACE WHERE WE HAD HAD uucH FUN. WE RESUMED OUR PARTIES, AND STUDIES ONCE MORE, WITH MILD KLINE AS OUR CHIEF LEADER FOR THE FOURTH YEAR. RICHARD LAFREE wAS ELECT ED T0 HELP HIM SHARE THE BURDEN. LDIS ABBIEHL WA AGAIN CHOSEN To KEEP THE MINUTES or HE MEETINGS AND BILL TRIPPEL T0 TAKE CARE or THE FINANCESS RST ON THE LIST WAS THE INITIAT N T E FRESHIES. W AT A FEELING TO REIGN SUPREME AT LEAST FOR ONE DAY' THEN THERE WERE GLASS PICTURES WHICH WERE TAKEN AT ROBUU ATION ANNOUNCEMENTS WERE ALSO ORDERED K gf 'ea- 1llIIIIvh I F I WE L0 IN . ' sf IU Q TO if S T FI I0 OF H H NICE X SON'S DURING NOVEMBER. NAME CARDS AND GRADU: 1P!zS7 'T E 4 JZ'-T :X A X Z .E A I ,,E Q