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

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iverting changes take place A typical school day morning in the office consists of tea- absent asking Mr. Gurtner for passes. Some teachers find chers collecting their mail and students who have been it necessary, too, toplaceanearly morning telephone call. page 6

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Patty Beehler and Judy Martin attended Y-Teens' Confer- ence at Merom, Indiana, There they acquired helpful hints that became of use to their club, Larry Beehler was sent by the American Legion to Boys' State at Indiana University. The purpose of Boys' State is to acquaint the boys withthe mechanics of state government. Arthur Sisk spent three of the past summers attending Cul- ver Military Academy. He is proudly showing 'his'' horse to friends who came to visit the Academy.

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as administration revises old policies An early morning ride onthe bus commences a new school day for a Madisonite. A change of scenery was made possible for some as several busses were rerouted this year. Upon arrival, absentees stopinthe office for an admit to class issued by the new principal, Mr. Gurtner. At noon students rush tothe cafeteriaforatasty meal; some bring lunch from home. Either way it is hurry and eat because, for the first time this year, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the Hi-Fi is heard playing the latest top tunes, which encour- ages all to come and dance. Dismissal comes; all scurry to the lockers and leave with books and homework for a new day's lesson. Tuesdays and Thursdays the old gym becomes alive as many students join in doing their favorite steps to top records. A familiar sight is the boarding and unloading of students. A group of hungry seniors find places in the cafeteria to Thirteen busses pick up Madison pupils and nine seniors hurriedly eat their lunch before returning to afternoon from Penn. classes.