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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

MADISONIA f J- X L x .. Q - 99, s I 4 1 MADISON TowNsHIP WAKARUSA HIGH ScHooL INDIANA I eibecbcafion So proudly we hail Mr. Lewis Bendit, a man who patiently and faithfully served this community by leading scores of our youth on the road of learning, understanding, and tolerance. For forty years he faithfully rendered his services in the teaching pro- fession and has been an example to all who have noted his courageous spirit. We sincerely appreciate his efforts and to Mr. Bendit we humbly dedicate this, our MADISONIAN. Sponsored by WYATT LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY- 2 www?-Qfwwwaaf S Q E ix if 39 55 .bl 5 w ' 0 'W ! 1 n. -if Sponsored by C. CLC!! ! MR. BIRK SOCIAL STUDIES. MRS. CRUTCHFIELD PHESICAL EDUCATION. MR. CRUTCHFIELD ENGLISH. MR. ESHELMAN GEOGRAPHY. MR EN . HASLANGER LISH. MR. HOREIN MUSIC. MR. HOREIN MATHEMATICS. MR. KINTZEL AGRICULTURE. MRE MARKER PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MRE. MEEKS MU'Is I C I MR. HISTORY. MOUROS MISS PEKARSKI COMMERCIAL. MRS. ROBINSON HOME ECONOMICS. MRS. SCHURR SCIENCE. C. KELLY AND SON ! xx n Ill' ,,, J cLAS5E5 'Q K ,y ?291x 5 1 :5 5:54 gi Jr Cfaaa .Mafory To help us through our first year we chose Thelma Kline as our student leader. Joe Wagner, Donna Hill, and Richard Bricker assistedher. Our journey came to an abrupt stop on September 29. This was the freshman initiation. Our first party was a hay ride which started at Jim Schmeltzer's and ended at Joan Trowbridge's where we had a chili supper. Later another hay ride was held at Eugene's. The last event during that year was a party at the school. In the sophomore year we chose Joe as president, Duane as vice-president, Donna as secretary, and Richard as treasurer. Activities during this year were a hay ride at Duane's, a skating party at Osceola, and a party at the school. As jaunty juniors, we were very busy. Leadingus were Joe, presidentg Eugene, vice-presidentg secretary, Betty and treasurer, Richard. On October 28 and Z9 our dramatic talent took wings and presented The Adorable Imp . It was directed by Mrs. Haslanger. Magazines were sold, and Eugene proved himself to be thebest salesman. During Christmas vacation we had a sledding party at Donna Hill's. The final party of the year was held at the school with, the sophomore class. The year of years found us with twenty-eight in our class. Once again Joe reigned and Eugene, Donna, and Ted assisted him. We had a dance at the Hillside in October and a bake sale at Wyatt in November. During Christmas vacation we again went to Donna's for a party. Commencing the final events was the class play, Hobgob1in House, which was presented in April. Then came the junior-senior prom on April 22. Baccalaureate on May 14 was followed by graduation on May 15. Climaxing our high school days was the senior trip to Niagara Falls via. Detroit. We returned home looking forward to an adventurous future. Sponsored by NEGRI FURNITURE COMPANY, Wyatt. 6 -.Aw-.,.,,.QI S, If eniorfi JOSEPH WAGNER CLASS PRESIDENT 2,3,l45 HI-Y I.2, SECRETARY 145 14-H I,2,3,14g F.F.A 35 BASKETBALL I,2,3,145 TRACK 2,3145 SOFT- BALL 145 MADISONIAN 14. EUGENE SCHUTZ CLASS VIcE-PRESIDENT 3,345 HI-Y 2,35 CHAPLAIN 145 F.F.A. 3,745 74-H l,2,3,l45 BASKETBALL 1,25 MANAGER 3574. THEODORE JAMES CLASS TREASURER M5 BASKETBALL I, 2,3,145 HI-Y 3,345 14-H I,2,3,145 SOFTBALL 2,3,1I5 TRACK 2,35 F.F.A. 3,lII MADISONIAN 35 SPOTLIGHT 145 HADORABLE IMP 3. DONNA HQLL CLASS SECRETARY l,2,145 G.A.A. l,2, VICE-PRESIDENT 3, PRESIDENT 145 MADISONIAN 3,945 HADORABLE IMP 3. Sponsored by METZLER GROCERY on the square, Wakarusa 7 MARTHA ADAMS F.H.A. Mg MADISONIAN Ms HADORABLE IMPN 3. CARL BEUTEL M-H 1,25 F.F.A. M. DORIS ANTHONY Y-TEENS 2,3,Mg G.A.A. l,2,3g SPOT- LIGHT FRED BEUTEL MARDELL ANTHONY G.A.A. I,2, TREASURER 35 F.H.A. REPORTER Ng U-H PRESIDENT l,2g SPOT- LIGHT U3 Y-TEENS 2,3,M: PROM CHAIRMAN 39 BOYS U-H 2. RICHARD BRICKER I+-H l,2,33 BAND I,2,3,I-IQ HADORABLE IMRH 39 TRACK l,2,3,Ug BASEBALL Us CLASS TREASURER 2,3. Sponsored by SNHTH CHEVROLET,INCq VVakarusa,Indiana, Phone 190 MNO4ff waiwwf A if .L WILBUR CHRISTMAN Y JOHN FEHR II-H I,2,3,LIg F,F A. I,2,3,lIg SOFT BALL 3,hg TRACK l,2,3,U3 MADISONIAN M BASKETBALL l,2,3,7-I3 THE ADORABLE IMP 35 BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL 2. DELORES CONRAD 7+-H l,2,3i Y-TEENS l,2,3i BAND I.2 3145 G.A.A. I,23 HSPOTLIGHTH I-H MAD! SONIAN II. ESTHER FRICK ll 1+ M-H l,2g Y-TEENS hi SPOTLIGHTH G.A.A.I. GERALDINE DIES CHORUS 3,7-I: Y-TEENS 3,7-I. ARLENE GEYER G.A.A. I,2,3,1Ip BAND 2,3,1+g M-H I 2,3,Ug HSPOTLIGHTH Mg MADISONIAN 3,h Sponsored by SMITH CHEVROLET, INC., Wakarusa, Phone 190 BETTY GOSTOLA Y-TEENS 2,3,Ug G.A.A. 2,3,Ng CHORUS I,2,3,N5 Bovs N-H I,2,3,U, SECRETARYS GIRLS I,2,3,Us HTHE ADORABLE IMPH 3g CLASS SECRETARY 3g F.H.A. VICE PRESI- DENT U5 MISHAVAKA HIGH SCHOOL 25 HSPOT- LIGHTH ll. DEVON KOBOLD HI-Y 3,N: U-H l,2g BASKETBALL 3,M. SHELIA IRELAND Y-TEENS 3,743 CHORUS U3 SPOTLIGHT 74. DUANE LAIDIG BASKETBALL 3,U5 SOFTBALL 3,33 HI-Y 2,3, VICE PRESIDENT H, PRESIDENTQ U-H I,2,3,lI. F.F.A. I,2.3s TRACK 2,31 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2. ROLAND KLEIN F.F.A. 2,3,N, PRESIDENTS M-H l,U5 BASKETBALL I,2,3,Mj SOFTBALL 3,hJ TRACK 23,143 THE ADORABLE IMP 3. CECELIA MONHAUT MADISONIAN 3, EDITOR I+. CHORUS I,2, 3,345 Y-TEENS 23.14, PRESIDENTS G.A.A. I,23 M-H l,2,3,U9 F.H.A. PRESIDENT U5 HTHE ADORABLE IMPH 3. Sponsored by OWEN B. LEONARD, Wakarusa 10 NORMA REIDENBACH U-H 23 Y-TEENS Us HSPOTLIGHTN N. NANCY STUBER Y-TEENS 2,3,Ug F.H.A. Ng HSPOTLIGHTH M: HTHE ADORABLE IMPH 3. DEVON SCHROCK M-H I3 HTHE ADORABLE IMPH 3. ROMA WYMAN CHORUS l,2,3,Ug G.A A. l,23 ANNUAL Ng HSPOTLIGHTN Us Y-TEENS 2,3,U3 H-H 25 F.H.A. M. CLARENCE STUBER HI-Y 3,Ug M-H I. PHYLLIS Youwe Y-TEENS Us G.A.A. I,25 nSPOTLIGHT STAFFH M. Sponsored by HARRY B.HOLDEMAN AGENCY, VVakarusa 11 V ,is A W I add W e, the senior class of 1950, being sound in body and mind realize that our time of departure from this Institution of Learning is at hand and do hereby present our last will and testament: I I I I I I I D l ! 1 1 J I Martha Adams, will my locker to anyone with a mouse trap and a door. Doris Anthony, will my job as mimeograph operator to anyone capable of doing it. Mardell Anthony, will my Kissproof lipstick to Doris Winger. Carl Beutel, will my nick name Chucker to any faculty member in need of one. Fredrick Beutel, will my black hair to Marie Meyers. Richard Bricker, will my A model to the Bremen Junk Yard. Wilbur Christman, will my check marks and one A in speech to any junior needing them. I, Delores Conrad, will my art ability to Opal Fries. I, Geraldine Dies, will my love for typing to Janet Marker. I, John Fehr, will my public speaking career to Martha Hepler--use big words Martha. I, Esther Frick, will my height to Ann Lambert. I, Arlene Geyer, will my place in the marching band to my brother Jimmie. I, Betty Gostola, will my cheerfulness and friendly smile to any gloomy gus. I, Donna Hill, will my job taking care of the first six grades to any junior who is a Hercules. I, Shelia Ireland, will my ability to giggle to Donna Barkey. I, Ted James, will my muscles and seat on the basketball bench to Chuck Battles. I I I I I, I I I I I I I In I D I P I I Y Roland, will my wavy hair to Joyce Weigel. I Devon Kobold, will my Ford to anyone who owns an oil company. Duane Laidig, bequeath my big feet to Marilyn Von Gruenigen. Cecelia Monhaut, will my executive ability to David'Sherk. Norma Reidenbach, will my nickname Shorty to Maynard Hoover. Devon Schrock, will my love for the ladies to Eldon Fredricks. Eugene Schutz, bequeath my love for square dancing to Ruth Hill. Clarence Stuber, will my ability to steer away from girls to Junior Gostola. Nancy Stuber, will my quiet footsteps to Dannie Robinson. Joe Wagner, will my butch haircut to Devon Snyder. Roma Wyman, will my ability to keep Oak Grove in existence to Betty Pittman Phyllis Young, will my quietness to Dorothy Schlarb. A witness thereof we hereunto set our hands in seal. Signed: SENIOR CLASS OF '50 Sponsored by EDW. LIENHART 8: SONS, Wakarusa 12 CAM!! I-010 ec? May 30, 1960 Dear Shelia, Ten years have come and gone since we were together as a class at Madison. After much reminiscing, l decided thata brief account of your classmates might shed some sunlight your way. Doing missionary work in Japan doesn't sound too cheerful to me. Some time ago it was my most honored privilege to act as Mistress of Ceremonies at one of Madison Township's distinguished organizations of social seeking women of today, The Order of Married Women--No. 6. The program began with a gracious rendition of the Piano Concerto in Biff by the now famous musician Mrs. Vincal Gervucnbeci, the former Arlene Geyer. We were then led in singing Auld Lang Syne by the soprano soloist, Mrs. J. S. Choker, fEsther Frickl. It was then my privilege to introduce the guest speaker, Mr. T. J. James. Mr. James has proven quite successful inthe field ofnovelistic work. This field has been quite an asset to the James family since he can supply his own reading material. I-le reviewed his latest pocket novel, Jesse James, My Uncle. To everyone's dismay the program was bluntlyinterruped by a zealous saleswoman of mousetraps. fMartha Adams, As the program came to a close, one of the most startling events occurred when the former Betty Gostola was stricken with an exaspirating attack of cat fobia. Immediatelywe summoned Dr. D. J. Schrock, who is practicing medicine in Madison Center. Cecelia Monhaut serves as his nurse. Then occasion arose to thank the R-C-A Modern Printing Co. For their fine sub- mission of programs and decorations. This firm is composed of some of our own '50 graduates. Doris Anthony holds the position of feature editor, Delores Conrad is now art editorg and Norma Reidenbach is private secretary to the editor-in-chief, Devon Kobold. The program was closed with a prayer by the Rev. E. L. Schutz, pastor of the Snookerville Reformed Church. Couples attending the program were Mr.'and Mrs. fMardell Anthonyl Wilbur Christman, Mr. and Mrs. fPhyl1is Young, Roland Klein, Mr. and Mrs. fGeraldine Dies, Duane Laidig, Mr. and Mrs. fNancy Stuber, Richard Bricker, and Mr. and Mrs. fBetty Gostolal Joe Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. fDonna Hillj John Fehr's absence was due to illness in the family. Mr. C. A. Stuber, Mr. F. A. Beutel, and Mr. C. J. Beutel united to enter the doorway to fortune with their newly established manufacturing firm in Jonesville. Well, Shelia Iwill close now for it is almost dinner time, but I certainly am proud of our 1950 graduating, class. Aren't you?' Your '50 graduating mate, Roma Wyman P. S. Mrs. Haslanger and Mr. Birk have retired. Yes, they played a large part in our success. Sponsored by EDW. LIENHART 8: SONS, Wakarusa 13 Romaine Frick Wayne Beehler Cecilia Richard Juliet Ritschard PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER O lfU'lL0l 5 Thirty-six juniors met in Room 13 with their sponsors, Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Marker, on September 7. The following officers were chosen to guide the class through this important year: president, Romaine Frickg vice-president, Wayne Beehlerg secretary, Cecilia Richardg and treasurer, Juliet Ritschard. The magazine sale ended October 14 with a record breaking sale. A party was given by the losing team for the winners November 10 at 'school. On October 2.3 and 24 a three-act comedy, Strictly Formal, was presented under the direction of Mrs. Haslanger. April ZZ was the date chosen for the junior prom with Helen Severns serving as chairman of the affair. Betty Barden Donna Barkey Wayne Beutler Martin Crofoot George Englehardt Opal Fries Anna Getha Ann Lambert Sponsored by FREED'S SHOE STORE, Wakarusa ROSemary Nlanges Janet Marker Naomi Miles James Myers Marie Myers Geraldine Null Betty Jean Pittman Daniel Robinson Patricia Robinson Donald Schlarb Dorothy Schlarb Mildred Selner Helen Severns Carol Sherk David Shirk Thelma Smeltzer Jack Troxel Carl Veevaete Evelyn Veevaete Ma rilyn Von Gruenigen Patricia Weaver Shirley Weigel Dorothy Woods Margaret Zahner Sponsored by FLORY'S ELEC TRIC SHOP Waka rusa Marvin Pittman PRESIDENT James Davidhize r VICE-PRESIDENT i Ruth Hill lf- tw A SECRETARY . Jack Schmeltz -SOP Onzorefj TREASURER Forty-eight sophomores started their second year in high school. Marvin Pitt- man was elected leader of the class and James Davidhizer his assistant. Ruth Hill held the secretarial position and James Schmeltz had charge of the funds. A party in November was the first activity. On December 2.3 a Christmas party was held. Patricia Abbiehl Lloyd Andrews Robert Ba rden Charles Battles Doris Berkey Ann Birk Carl Birk Shirley Birk Augusta Bokhart Genevieve Boocher Mary Alice Coddens Donald Conrad Robert DeSchepper Charles Fox Eldon Fredericks Richard Getz Sponsored by WAKARUSA PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. James Geyer Joseph Gostola Charles Hesch Dale Hesch Stanley Hoover Waldo Hutchinson Lois Klein Mary Kobold Burnett La Vine Gene Manges James Mason Mary Newhouse Dorothy Schlemmer Robert Schmeltz Jack Schmeltz Lowell Schrock Marlene Sloss Elsie Stewart Kenneth Stewart Wanda Stuber Wilda Swarm Joan Truex Elizabeth Wagner Theron Weldy Sponsored by SCHMELTZ MOBILE SERVICE Wyatt Harold Zeltwange r PRESIDENT James Rhoade VICE-PRESIDENT Jane Schurr SECRETARY Elaine Fredericks gl e:5Alfl'LeI'L TREASURER It was September of 1949 when forty-six eager teen-agers started on a four- year journey toward their goal--graduation. Mr. Crutchfield and Mr. Kintzel were our sponsorsg and Harold Zeltwanger was chosen as president, Jane Schurr as secretary, and Elaine Fredericks as treasurer. The highlight of the freshman year was the traditional initiation which was followed by two parties at school. Gloria Andrews Gertrude Beehler Shirley Billrnan Mary Bokhart Barbara Bope Bonnie Christman Esther Conrad Richard Ermeti Arthur Fehr Carol Gall William Getha Miriam Geyer Margaret Gostola Martha Hepler Joan Hesch Leona Holly Sponsored by WAKARUSA SUPPLY INC. Phone 101 I f an 1 lYWam: K -nv 213 ,J - ml fx, ff 4 Q fm 4 A Q 'K - Y' ,Q cf29AfA Qu Q FIRST ROW: ALIDOR BONNIE, ROLAND JORDAN, KENTON ZEIGER, RICHARD GEYER, LOUIS FRICK, EUGENE CARRICO, JERRY STEVENS, ARTHUR NEwHOUSE. SECOND ROW: MARGO CHRIST- MAN, MARY GILMAN, DIXIE KELLEY, NANCY FLICKINGER, ERLE HUNSBERGER, RONOLD KLINE, NANCY PENROD, LOIS MANGES. THIRD ROW: DORTHA HOLLEY, SANDRA BUTGE, CLODEAN SHERK, MARY SMITH, MARLENE DAHL, EDNA MILLER, ALBERT SCHUTZ, ARTHUR NOEL, MR. MOUROS. FOURTH ROW: MAYNARD MARBURGER, JAMES PITTMAN, JOHN DERKSEN, TREVA LAVINE, RUDEE MARKER, DANIEL KAMR. FIFTH ROW: DORLAN WEISS, ELIZABETH ENGLEHARDT, JAMES HAINES, WENDELL YODER, LESTER MANGE5, ALMA ABBIEHL. QUQH, gi.: .Z Sponsored by LEONARD HARDWARE, Wakarusa FIRST ROW: DARWIN ENDERS, MARY CARBIENER, JOAN MONHAUT, JOHN JONES, CAROLYN SEVERNS, LOIS BARKEY, NANCY SELNER. SECOND ROW: MARLENE FREDRICKS, PHYLLIS UL- RICH, DALE PITTMAN, RONALD SCHMALKUCHE, CARL ENGLEHARDT, JAMES SAUER, EUNICE FREDRICKS, MR. SCHURR. THIRD ROW: NANCY WEIGEL, MATHILDA PITTMAN, CAROLYN GILMER, DELORES ANDREWS, MARY LOU RHOADE, HELEN FEHR, CAROL ABBIEHL, MARY LOU STUBER. FOURTH ROW: HARVEY STEWARD, CRAIG KINTZEL, DONALD ROUSH, CALVIN MARKER, ROGER LEE PITTMAN, ARTHUR MOSER, CHARLES BOPE, ROGER RICHARD, DEVERE ANDREWS. I LSTRA l Q FIRST ROW: DALE BIRK, TERRY HOREIN, THEODORE DERKSEN, ROBERT.CARRICO, DALE MIKEL, EUGENE ULRICH, FREDERICK GEYER, MARVIN HUSTON. SECOND ROW: THELMA FRITZ, VERNA GALL, JUDITH FETSCH, GEORGIA SMITH, LUCRETIA HOLLEY, DOROTHY SUTER, SHIRLEY KNOBLOCK, MRS. MARTIN. THIRD ROW: JUANITA WEBER, SHIRLEY WISLER, RUTH ENGLEHARDT, RUTH MARY BOLAND, GEORGE KECK, TERRY SCHMALKUCHE. FOURTH ROW: NANCY DAVIDHIZER, MARY ELLEN KAMP, ROBERT ENGLEHARDT, VIRGINIA GETI-IA, GERALD CLARK, WAYNE YODER. FIRST ROW: LEWIS WHITEHEAD, RUSSELL BOPE, REX HOREIN, EDMOND VERZELE, JACOB PITTMAN, LYNN WATSON, WAYNE GROVE, JERRY OBERLY, LARRY PENROD. SECOND ROW: MARY ZEIGER, BEVERLY PROHOSKA, BEVERLY METZGER, LINDA CLARK, HAZEL JONES, NANCY PITT- MAN, SARA TRUEx, CAROLYN SCHLARB, EUNICE CARRICO, LINDA MARKER. THIRD ROW: JAMES BLONDIA, NANCY STEVENS, SUSAN HUNSBERGER, LAVERN MEISTER, LORRENCE ZEIGER, ELNORA BESINGER, VIRGINIA HENSLER, JANET ABBIEHL, MR. Fox. FOURTH ROW: ANNA STEWART, MICHAEL SHEWCHUK, GERALD KLINE, DAVID SCHERMIER, PHYLLIS FRICK, MARIE ENGELHARDT, WILMA MILLER. FIFTH ROW: JANICE SQUIRES, CAROL CONRAD, GAYLE ZENTZ, RAYMOND KLINE, NORMA BUZZARD, RAYMOND ZEIGER, DALE PITTMAN. Sw, get Cl? Sponsored by THE DIETRICH CO INC. Bremen CHAS. G. CONTAT, R R. Z, Mishawaka, FIRST ROW: ROBERT SCHWEISBERGER, BRUCE GILMAN, MICHAEL REUM, KEITH BELLMAN, ROY BELLMAN, ALAN BATTLE5, ARTHUR SCHMELTZ, LARRY NULL, FRED HORN. SECOND ROW: PATSY KELLEY, VERNA MAE ZAHNER, CHARLENE JOHNSON, JOYCE COWEN, MERRYLIN PRIEST, MAR- CELLA MILLER, JANE SMITH, NANCY ESHELMAN. THIRD ROW: SONJA GALL, DARLENE ANTHONY, ROSALIE TROxEL, LARRY HESCH, BARRY SELLERS, BRUCE ROGERS, MRS. BEEHLER. FOURTH ROW: PATRICK MONHAUT, EDDIE TASSNACHT, SHIRLEY ROEDER, LEROY WISLER, MARY LOU GETHA, LARRY FLICKINGER. UMA QQ Q FIRST ROW: RANDY WELDY, RONALD METZGER, ROGER HOLMES, THOMAS SCHLARB, RICHARD BIRK, JERRY RHOADES, GENE GEYER, LARRY WISLER. SECOND ROW: LENORA MEISTER, JANICE OSTER, JUDY MARTIN, KATHERINE ZEIGER, RUTH WEBER, DONNA HENSLER, GLORIA FRED ERICKS. THIRD ROW: PHYLLIS HAHN, JUDY KAY SCHMALKUCHE, PEGGY HESCH, CHRISTOPHER BOLAND, CHARLES ULRICH, ERMA ANDREWS, BETTY STEwART, MRS. ESHELMAN. FOURTH ROW ROGER YODER, NANCY WISLER, LARRY BEEHLER, JAMES ENDERS, DAVID ENDER5, PHILIP CARRICO, TERRY FUCHS. j7Airc! I Qu e Sponsored by Phone 5-7885. QCOH, QU? FIRST ROW: NORMAN WEDER, LARRY FISHER, DICKIE JORDAN, CHARLES FRITZ, JERRY FUCHS, PAUL ROBINSON, LYNN BECHER, JERRY BOPE, ROGER KDINE, REDGY BELLMAN, EUGENE STEVENS. SECOND ROW: DONALD NETTROUR, PATTY BEEHLER, DARLENE REUM, HAL WHITE- HEAD, FRANCES MILLER, CHARLES SELNER, JULIANNE FREDERICKS, MELvIN STENART, JOHN SAXTON, JANET VAN DE KEERE, MRS. STICKEL. THIRD ROW: RUTH ANN SQUIRES, CONNIE GRISE, SARA J. ENGELHARDT, GERRY LOU COWEN, JUDY HOREIN, KATHRYN FELTON, PHYLLIS HIATT, BARBARA SCHRADER, PHYLLIS ROUSH, BILLY ANDREWS. FOURTH ROW: CAROL ANDER- SON, BRADLEY KLINE, RONALD DAVIDHIZAR, MINNIE ROEDER, FRANK BESINGER, DORIS BUzzARD, JUDY STICKEL, DENNIS HASLANGER. NOT PICTURED: GAY SELLERS. FIRST ROW: GEORGE VAN DE KEERE, FREDDIE ANDERSON, DONALD NICKEL, CLEON FELTON, LARRY PITTMAN, DICK SCHMELTZ, GENE KLEIN, ROGER MIKEL, ELDON MARKER, JIMMY PITT- MAN. SECOND ROW: EDITH SMELTZER, NORMA SCHUTZ, ARTHUR SISK, JUDY DE LEDDERE, LEON VERHAEGBE, SHIRLEY CURTHER, TERRY WISLER, DON HOREIN, LEROY ROEDER, MISS EPPLEY. THIRD ROW: MARVIN MANSES, CAROL ANN HARTMAN, SHARON BRICKER, IRENE GEYER, MARY JANE SAUER, KAY ANN LOUCKS, JO ANN SCHLARB, MARILYN ULRICH, CAROL MOSER, CAROLYNN VANTINE. FOURTH ROW: NORMA JEAN ENDERS, JERRY BEEHLER, KAREN KINTZEL, ROLLIN NEWCOMER, JULIUS SNYDER, MARY ABBIEHL, DANNY MARBURGER, DICKIE BESINOER, DEAN WILLIAMS. NOT PICTURED: DOUGLAS TRAUB. I I I jirbf get e Sponsored by WM. LEMAN INC Bremen ELEM! Me C 27125 Mrs. Marker smiling serves while Mrs. Meeks cashiers in the cafeteria. Over the net in volley- ball class. Future artists from the fifth and sixth grades. Caught relaxing--Mr. Clark, Mrs. Kessler, and Mr. Kessler. Sponsored by HUFF FURNITURE AND FUNERAL HOME Bremen D ATHLETICS ii 5, Wx IM QD E ' xo Sponsored by KOONTZ REXALL STORE, Bremen Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 26 wus fzmiefiaff 41 North Liberty 30 43 New Carlisle 58 40 Lakeville Z9 41 Washington Clay 56 26 Washington S. B. 45 58 Bremen 48 Z8 Wakarusa 35 55 Nappanee 49 63 North Liberty 41 47 Lakeville 41 57 Greene 36 52 Walkerton 44 DUANE LAIDIG, JOHN FEHR, GEORGE ENGLEHARDT JACK SCHMELTZ, WAYNE BEEHLER, MR. MARKER Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison County Tourney 35 Washington Clay 44 Bremen 42 Wakarusa 46 Jamestown 56 Bourbon 61 Woodrow Wilson Sectional Tourney ROLAND KLEIN, TED JAMES, JOE WAGNER, DEVON 52 54 41 51 46 34 KOBOLD, CHUCK Fox, EUGENE SCHUTZ. Sponsored by WYATT GRAIN COMPANY 6 Era! eCl,l'l'l Madison 33 Madison 38 Madison 18 Madison Z4 Madison lf? Madison 32 Madison ZZ Madison 26 Madison 36 Madison Z7 Madison ze Iviadison 12 Madison Z7 Madison 37 Madison Z1 Madison 27 Madison 35 Madison 33 Madison Z6 2C0l'l Gan! Sponsored by THE SUMMY PHARMACY, Bremen North Liberty New Ca rlisle Lakeville Washington Clay Wa shington S. B. Bremen Waka rusa Nappanee North Libe rty Lakeville Bourbon Nappanee Greene Walkerton Washington Bremen Wakarusa Jamestown Bourbon Clay FIRST ROW: JOE WAGNER, WAYNE BEEHLER, JACK SOHMELTZ, TED JAMES. SECOND ROW: EUGENE SCHUTZ, DEVON KOBOLD, GEORGE ENGLEHARDT, ROLAND KLEIN, DUANE LAIDIG, CHUCK Fox AND MR. MARKER. FIRST ROW: HAROLD ZELTHANGER, ARTHUR FEHR, DALE HESCH, DICK ERMETTI AND DWIGHT LAIDIG. SECOND ROW: JAMES SCHMELTZ, DON SCHLARB, JACK TROXLE, MARVIN PITTMAN, JAMES MASON, ROBERT BARDEN. THIRD ROW: CHUCK HESCH, ROBERT SCHMELTZ, WAYNE BUT- LER, KENNY STEwART, JAKE HoovER, DANIEL ROBINSON, CARL BIRK AND MR. HOREIN. .simff FIRST ROW: COACH RUDY MARKER, CHUCK Fox, JACK TROXEL, DALE HESOH, JACK SCHMELTZ, TED JAMES AND ROLAND KLEIN. SECOND ROW: JOE WAGNER, DUANE LAIDIG, GEORGE ENGLE- HARDT, DANIEL ROBINSON, DON SCHLARB, JOHN FEHR AND RICHARD BRICKER. North Liberty New Carlisle Walkerton Lakeville Washington Clay Greene FIRST ROW: CHUCK Fox, JACK SCHMELTZ, DALE HESOH, CARL BIRK, ROBERT BARDEN AND MR. MARKER. SECOND ROW: GEORGE ENGLEHARDT, DANIEL ROBINSON, JOE WAGNER, ROLAND KLEIN, JOHN FEHR AND RICHARD BRIOKER. SCHEDULE 1 Z 2 3 5 5 Madis on 13 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 12 HUC Sponsored by FRED SCHERMIER BARBER, Wyatt Our yell leaders, Ann Lam- bert and Shirley Billman, were chosen from a wholesale turn- out of yell enthusiasts. Adding to the sparkle of the band are: Nila Marker, baton twirlerg Dorothy Schlarb, drum majoretteg and Jane Schurr, baton twirler. Sponsored by A.C. MUTTI SERVICE STATION Waka rusa , Klondik 423 w M w ff! W j N iw! My A M THE MEMBERS ARE MR. HOREIN, THERON WELDY, ROBERT DESHEPPER, ROBERT SCI-IMEI.Tz, ELDON FRED- ERICKS, DANIEL ROBINSON, WALDO HUTCHINSON, WAYNE BEEI-ILER, CHARLES HESCH, EDWARD SHEETS, JAcK SCHMELTZ, HAROLD ZELTWANGER, GENE MANGES AND JOSEPH GOSTOLA. SEATED IS JANE SCI-ILIRR, ACCOMPANIST FOR THE CHORUS. 'I 09:5 Cdorua 'li Active again at Madison is the Boys Chorus. Although a new organization, it has proved quite 5 successful taking part in the concerts, operetta, and other programs of the school year. Edgar Horein I di1'eCfS the Ch01'l1S- 4,4 . . -' '. 'T 'Eff X 'A ' Tiff Sponsored by .TOHNSON'S STORES, Wyatt, Klondike 334. gl 32 - FIRST ROW: THELMA SMELTZER, MARY BOKHART, PATRICIA WEAVER, JOYCE WEIOEL, BETTY MASON, MIRIAM GEYER, MARTHA HEPLER, MARGARET ZAHNER, BERNEICE SMELTZER. SECOND ROW: JULIET RITSCHARD, NILA MARKER, SUZANNE LOUCKS, SHIRLEY WEIGEL, HELEN SEVERNS, BETTY PITTMAN, ROMA WYNN, MARRLTN , VONGRUENIOEN, GLORIA ANDREWS, JANET MARKER, DORIS SCHMELTZ, MILDRED SELNER, ANN LAHBERT, MARGARET GOSTOLA, DORIS WINGER. THIRD ROW: MRS. MEEKS, SHELIA IRELAND, JERRY NULL, MARIE - MYERS, ELAINE FREDERICKS, PAT ROBINSON, DONNA BARNEY, SHIRLEY KNOX, GERRY DIES, CECELIA RICH- E4 TOLA. AT THE PIANO, SHIRLEY BILLMAN. ,Y 'e ' ir A GAONLJ I Q 1 Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Meeks, the I Girls Chorus participated in a Series of programs throughout the year. The major event was the oper- , etta, Oh, Doctor, which was presented in the spring. -. .' Sponsored by FRICK'S SHELL SERVICE, Wyatt, li Phone Klondike 3541 33 ARD, ROMAINE FRICK, DOROTHY SCHLARB, ROSEMARY MANGES, CECELIA MONHAUT, CAROL GALL, BETTY Gos- FIRST ROW: LOUIS SWARM, JIM LAFREE, JIM GEYER, STANLEY HOOVER, MARVIN PITTMAN, JAMES DAVID- HIZER, CHARLES BATTLES, DALE SESCH, JIM SCHMELTZ, DONALD CONRAD, EDDIE SHEETS, HAROLD ZELT- LANGER, DANIEL ROBINSON. SECOND ROW: MR. KINTZEL, STANLEY LEATHERMAN, DICK GETZ, CARL VEEVAETE, KENNY STEWART, GEORGE ENGELI-IARDT, JACK TROXEL, JAMES MEYERS, ELDON FREDRICKS, CHARLES HESCH, GENE MANGES, THERON WELDY. THIRD ROW: BILLY SCHUTZ, LEE SALTSGIVER, JACK SCHMELTZ, WAYNE BEEHLER, ROBERT BARDEN, JAMES MASON, LESTER MOSER, ROBERT DESHEPPER, JAMES BOPE. FOURTH ROW: f' JIM MOCHEL, JAMES RHOADE, MAYNARD HOOVER, ROLAND KLEIN, ARTHUR FEI-IR, JOHN FEHR, TED JAMES, DWIGHT LAIDIG, DALE MOCHEL, DAVID PITTMAN. E t Development of agricultural leader-ship, co operation, and citizenship is the aim of the F. F. A Club. Officers for the school year of 1949-1950 for the Madison Township Chapter of Future Farmers of America wereg Roland Klein, presidentg Wayne Beehler, vice-president, James Schmeltz, secretary George Engelhardt, treasurerg Eldon Fredericks, reporterg and Daniel Robinson, watchdog T Sponsored by FARMERS STATE BANK, Wyatt, Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 34 F51 0 g . ,' un Q . in D , . I S . is ! . 'I-Z R - - V , .. - - - .-. -.4 N -- ,.,. 6 5, . A 1 H: L I 4 , , Kile y I wi . :I FIRST ROW SHIRLEY KNOX, BONNIE CHRISTMAN, JOAN HESCH GLORIA ANDREWS MARY BOKHART. SECOND ROW DORIS ANTHONY, MAROELL ANTHONY, DONNA HILL, BETTY GOSTOLA, ANN BIRK, SHIRLEY BIRR, RUTH HILL, AUGUSTA BOKHART NADA KULCZAR, MARGARET GOSTOLA DORIs WINOER, BARBARA BOPE, MILDRED SELNER ESTHER CONRAD THIRD ROW MARTHA ADAMS, ARLENE GEYER ROMA WYMAN CECILIA MONHAUT, NANCY STUBER, DORIS BERKEY MARY ALICE CODDENS PATRICIA ABBIEHL, WILDA SWARM, CAROL SHIRK, NAOMI MILES, BETTY BARDEN, EVELYN VEEVAETE GERTRUDE BEEHLER, BETTY MASON, CAROL GALL, MRS. ZYLAIJ4 Newly Orgamzed th1s year was the Future Home- makers ofAmer1ca Club Under the d1rect1on of Mrs. Ruth Robinson, the F. H. A. 's purpose is to promote Q the 4-H work and make better homemakers at home ' and in social life. RUTH ROBINSON -'-Mi 1' + 1f 4'?fANF'f- 5 - - - - if www ww 5 u 'I W' Ae-.rw - 'I .. .D?5ItzKL'fiQ21r3llfiI55E.IL?i?3i11?iff' -. --P' ' 4 12 15-I 'Q Sponsored by WAKARUSA BAKERY, Wakarusa. 35 2 K FIRST ROW: MRS. CRUTCHFIELD, RUTH HILL, AUGUSTA BOKHART, MILDRED SELNER, PAT ROBINSON, ROMAINE FRICK, SHIRLEY BIRK, DONNA HILL, HELEN SEVERNS, ARLENE GEVER, NILA MARKER. SECOND ROW: GENEvIEvE BOOCHER, BARBARA BOPE, CAROL GALL, ANNETTE RICHARD, NADA KULAZAR, MARTHA HEPLER, MIRIAH GEYER, MARY ALICE CODDENS, DORIS BERKEY, SUZANNE LOUCKS, BETTY MASON. THIRD ROW: LOIS KLEIN, MARY BOKHART, BONNIE CHRISTMAN, JOAN HESCH, ESTHER CONRAD, BETTY GOSTOLA, MARGARET GOSTOLA, NANCY McGcwEN, GLORIA ANDREWS, SHIRLEY KNOX, DORIS WINGER, MARLENE SLOSS, ELSIE STEwART. FOURTH ROW: LENA HOLLEY, NANCY MARKER, ELEANOR MIKEL, JANE SCHURR, ELAINE FREDERICKS, SHIRLEY BILLMAN, MARILYN VONGRUENIGEN, DORIS SCHMELTZ, JOYCE WEIGEL. QAD4 Girls Athletic Association is open to all girls in high school. The club has been very active under the guidance of a new sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Crutchfield. Teams for soft ball, volleyball and basketball were organized. During the year games were played between teams within the school as well as with other schools. GSS' iwv'EeSWQXE?d3kK 4 f 'Sf fIs?.fEP'S'5w1f3I5'9mf'?:?6:12'?s??'-a'a2QHP a.'fJiW55 If I Sponsored by GILMER SALES Sz SERVICE, Wyatt 36 I fm X.. I 1- ':g'.1 f. uf tf l 'lffi-'! 5 ' if - Q , -1 7 '- . - gb- Q N 4 1-4. .. J. - I- 1-5, PICTURED ABOVE ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE STAFF WHICH INCLUDES: ARLENE GEYER, EDITORS PI-IYLLIS YOUNG, ASSISTANT EDITOR, DELORES CONRAD, ART EDITOR: MARDELL ANTHONY, SOcII-:TY EDITOR, NANCY STUBER AND SHELIA IRELAND, ASSISTANT SOCIETY EDITORS: ROLAND KLEIN, SPORTS EDITOR: DORIS ANTHONY AND TED JAMES, ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS: BETTY GOSTOLA, FEATURE EDITOR, ESTHER FRICK, EXCHANGE EDITOR: AND NORMA REIDENEACH AND ROMA WYMAN, TYPISTSQ MISS PEKARSKI SPONSOR. v In I 5 ' v I jfmfdgkf The school paper known as the Spotlight is published every three weeks by the journalism class. -,wh M-MF' '8EEWWfQEMb 0MGUV3Ri'KKQiEmBE4' Sponsored by STAHLY DAIRY AND PRODUCE, Wakarusa. 37 I UA W I I ,IE 'L 5' 47' 4 -fv ' vu. - .' . f. 2 f 'lfi Ae.f+- 1 ' . . fWz'iffS'FE?I53l2i?S'5EW15i'I?J?iW: 1. i . b 5 ir!! 4-A F5 As last year's program came to a close, the girls 54 4-H launched into the '49-'50 activities under the guid- .ff ance of Mrs. Robinson, Each division of the club enjoy- 1 ed a very successful year. The 4-H teaches its members to do the best by the study of each project. Each one's heart is touched by tolerance and understandingg their hands become skill ed in the art of doing. Through good habits and clean living, their health standards are enviable A -'1 9-VJ' fr' i ' ds-'S-': iY 38 Q - - .ef r FIRST ROW DORIS SCHMELTZ DORIS BERKEY MARY ALICE CODDENS LINDA MARKER ANN BIRK WILOA SWARM, BETTY GOSTOLA SECOND ROW ELAINE FREDERICKS JOYCE WEIGEL ARLENE GEYER BETTY BARDEN HELEN SEVERNS SHIRLEY WEIGEL JANET MARKER NANCY PENROD DIXIE KELLEY 4 OU flow C!! Each year Madlson 15 prwmleged to have 1n 1ts mldst several g1r1s who have won awards Ln 4 H Included mthe groupth1s year are dress revue honor girlsg county, township, and state fair winnersg and the county's outstanding girl in 4-H club work. -4 . - I 2ff L'b.w?f' ff- ' I 61 faf1f4 22 w.f-- If 1 ., , . f l ' I : Sponsored by wALTER's LUMBER co., wakarusa. 39 Mis.. BETTY MASON LOIS KLEIN oyri 4-JU The boys 4-H opened the year with the annual election of officers. Wayne Beehler was chosen presi- dent, and Ted James assisted him as vice-president, Betty Gostola took the position of secretary, and Duane Laidig handled the finances. Under the direction of Mr. Kintzel, the 4-H club proved to be an asset to Madison Township since many students received highhonors at the county 4-H fair. This has been a general trend over the years. ' 40 moxwmzm 6 olzncla WarAer an guna! CAamlaion ,Qeer Linda proudly shows her steer that took the prize of prizes, the coveted grand championship at the annual St. Joseph County Fair. Sponsored by MADISON CENTER STORE, Phone 2523. 41 Harold Zeltwanger' s steer took honors also by winning the reserve championship ribbon. Pictured is Charles E. McCann, who bought the Angus steer. John Smith and Betty Gostola shake hands after receiving the honor of being the outstanding boy and girl in 4-H work in this county. .g.....,,-.Q-J lx--uf f-U flu- Ullman- wu- .f9- ' - L Eva , .- FIRST ROW: TED JAMES, GEORGE ENGLEHARDT, EUGENE SCHUTZ, MR. CRUTCHFIELD, DUANE LANDIG, JJE WAGNER, WILBUR CHRlsTMAN. SECOND ROW: DAN ROBINSON, RICHARD GETZ, JACK TROXEL, WAYNE BEEHLER, JACK SCHMELTZ, DALE HESCH, JIM SCHMELTZ, LLOYD ANDREWS. THIRD ROW: CLARENCE STUBER, JOE GOSTOLA, BOB SCHMELTZ, ELDON FREDERICKS, CHDCK HESCH, ROBERT DE SHEPPER. FOURTH ROW: CARL VEEVAETE, CHUCK Fox, DEVON KOBOLD, ROLAND KLEIN. At 8:35 every other Friday morning during school, you would probably meet some energetic, sturdy high school lads going to their Hi-Y meetings. This organization follows a program of general improvement, physically and mentally. The purpose of the organiza- tion is: Tocreate, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The officers for the year are as follows: Duane Laidig, president: George Englehardt, vice-president: Joe Wanger, secretary: Ted James, treasurer, Wilbur Christman, sergeant-at-armsg and Eugene Schutz, chaplain. The faculty advisor is Mr. Crutchfield. Some of the highlights of the year were the Heart Mist Ball Qin co- operation with the Y-Teensj, buying a S5 charity bond and having a swimming party at the Y M C A. -In ' 2211.4 FIRST ROW: WILDA SVARM, AUGUSTA BOKHART, SHIRLEY BIRK, MARY ALICE CODDENS, MILDRED SELNER. SECOND ROW: HELEN SEVERNS, ROMAINE FRICK, WANDA STUBER, MARY NEWHOUSE, ELSIE STUART, ELEANORE MIKEL1 MAR- LENE SLOSS, ELIZABETH WAGNER, MARY KOBOLD. THIRD ROW: JULIET RITCHARD, PAT ROBINSON, MARGARET ZAHNER, BETTY BARDEN, PAT WEAVER, JOAN TRuEx, DOROTHY SCHLEMMER, NAOMI MILES, CAROL SHERK. FOURTH ROW: MARILYN VON GRUENIGEN, DOROTHY SCHLARB, ANNA GETHA, GERRY DIES, PHYLLIS YOUNG, ROMA WYMAN, CECELIA MONHAUT, JANET MARKER, SHIRLEY WEIGEL, BETTY PITTMAN. FIFTH ROW: ROSEMARY MANGES, DONNA BARKEY, MARIE MEYERS, SHELIA IRELAND, ESTHER FRICK, NORMA REIDENBACH, DELORES CONRAD, DORIS ANTHONY, MARDELL ANTHONY. SIXTH ROW: PAT ABBIEHL, CECELIA RICHARD, ANN LAMBERT, JERRY NULL, DOROTHY WOODS, EVELYN VEEVAETE, LOIS KLEIN, GENEVIEVE BOOCHER, MRS. HASLANGER. The Y-Teens had a very success- as well as active year. Girls from other Y-Teen groups were entertained, and their mothers were honored at a tea May 5. On February ll the annual formal dance, Heart Mist Ba1l was held in conjunction with the Hi-Y. The club made and sent favors to Health- win and at Christmas time they adopted two children and sent them presents. Officers of the organization are: Cecelia Monhaut, presidentg Donna Barkey, vice-president, Cecelia Rich- ard, secretaryg Romaine Frick, treas- l.1l'CI'. ECU16! Activity was the keynote of the Mad- ison Band this year. The band held afall and spring concert, entertained at plays, gave a concert in Wakarusa in the fall, and ofcourse, provided music at the ball games. The marching band, led by Dorothy Schlarb, drum majorette, and Marilyn Priest, Jane Schurr, and Nila Marker, baton twirlers, always put on abig show between the halves of the first-team games. Besides forming the letter for each school, other formations were made such as a bicycle, a soldier, and a horse- shoe. We are proud to have such a fine organization in our school. For this we give much credit to the director, Mr. Edgar Horein. Officers for the band for 1950 are: Wayne Beehler, presidentg Doris Schmeltz, vice-presidentg Romaine Frick, secretaryg .Tack Schrneltz treas- urer. 1411. 1, X111 . 55-I D rfsir-:gl-5 n peI'ff0I'll'LQ PERCUSSION: SHIRLEY BILLMAN, SUZANNE Loucxs, STANLEY HQOVER, ROBERT SCHMELTZ, JAMES PITTMAN. CLARINETS: SHIRLEY BIRK, EDWARD SHEETS, DORIS WINGER, DORIS BIRKEY, DORIS SCHMELTZ, JANET MARKER, PATRICIA ABBIEHL, GLORIA ANDREWS, BETTY MASON, ELAINE FREDERICKS, SHIRLEY SHIRLEY KNOX, JIMMIE GEYER, EVELYN VEEVAETE, JOAN HESOH, DELORES CONRAD. CORONETS AND TRUMPETS: JACK SCHMELTZ, WILDA SwARM, ALBERT SCHUTZ, ELDON FREDERICKS, JAMES SCHMELTZ, ARTHUR FEHR, JAMES MOCHEL, CHARLES HESCH. ALTO CLARINET: SANDRA BUTGE. FLUTE: NILA MARKER. MELLOPHONE AND FRENCH HORNS: DALE MOCHEL, RICHARD BRIOKER, MARGARET GOSTOLA, MARLENE FREDERICKS, RICHARD GEYER. BASS HORNS: ROBERT DESHEPPER, WAYNE BEEHLER. SAXOPHONES: ROMAINE FRICK, DOROTHY SCHLARB, JANE SCHURR, ANNETTE RICHARDS, ARLENE GEYER. TENOR SAXOPHONE: MILDRED SELNER. TROMBONES: JAMES DAVIDHIZAR, THERON WELDY, GENE MANGES, MARVIN PITTMAN, JOSEPH GOSTOLA, WALDO HUTCHINSON. BARITONES: GENEVIEVE BOOCHER, JOYCE WEISEL, LOIS MANOES. WEIGEL, LOIS KLEIN, Q15 me ckionian FIRST ROW: ISEATEDQ DONNA BARKEY, CO-EDITOR: CECELUA MONHAUT, EDITOR2 DELORES CONRAD, ART: CECELIA RICHARD, CLASSES! ANN LAMBERT, ACTIVITIES. SECOND ROW: ROMAINE FRncK, FEATUREL HELEN SEVERNS, SALESJ ARLENE GEYER, FEATURES MARTHA ADAMS, CLASSES3 DONNA HILL, AcTrvl'rlEsg ROMA WYMAN, SALESQ MISS PEKARSKI , ADVISOR. THIRD ROW: ROLAND KLEIN, BUSINESS MANAGER: JOSEPH WAGNER, ADvERTuSlNG: GEORGE ENGELHARDT, SPORTS: DANIEL ROBINSON, ARTQ JOHN FEHR, SPORTSQ AND WAYNE BEEHLER, ADVERTISING. Pictured above are the energetic students who have spent many long and weary hours preparing the Madisonian. Each year the annual staff tries to produce a better yearbookg and this year again seniors and juniors of the staff were anxious to have the best ever . 47 -+ Nancy, Cecelia, Roma-- sophisticated seniors. Y, .1 A, V 4. 1 1, no anal Ouffi af Wafaon Surprise! Mr. Birk is caught off guard. The hub of activity--Madison - Jaunty juniors DONNA, MARIE, CECELIA, ROSEMARY Scurrying to classes? ? ? JULIET, MARULYN. In the huddle B1-otherly advice . vu INK' K , X rg, Bared feet and faces! Champ s s1ster They're off! Rarin' to go Well, let 5 see Prom--1949 49 ii:igE!!!!l! Q.-Q? 255 jgqs 'kt 3 Len 2 2 F2 Olin? all ROMA, GERRY, NORMA, ARLENE. JOHN, ESTHER, RICHARD, PHYLLIS, MARDELL. DEVON, DORIS, SHELIA, DELORES, KARL, FRED. 50 Eiffel age To those firms who have sponsored pages in this annual and to the firms listed below, we extend our sincere thanks for their financial assistance. Without their aid, THE MADISONlANcould not be publishedg it is greatly appreciated Dewey E. Arch, Bremen Birkey Hatchery, Bremen The Corner, Bremen Bremen State Bank Elnora's Beauty Shoppe, Wakarusa Fisher's Federated Store, Bremen I-lep1er's Hatchery, Bremen Harold S. Meyers, Jeweler, Wakarusa Paul Pletcher, Florist, Wakarusa Stewart's Drug Store, Wakarusa Weldy's Grocery, Wakarusa Wyatt Beauty Shop, Klondike'1534 2414 f0gI CLl0AJ MYERSQ LSSYEARBOOKS MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS ::'.:.' 0 -'.',': THE PACEMAKERS or QUALITY ... . . . . ,