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

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summertime is work and play time... Various activities occupy the Madisonites sum- mer months. Part or full-time jobs claim many hours. Some are enrolled in 4-H projects that require much attention and involve work-packed last-minute finishing touches. Others just keep busy around the farm; this includes odd jobs with definite responsibilities. Highlighting summer evenings were Monday night P.T.A. sponsored softball games. Many turned out, if not to participate, to visit with friends. Representatives attended Indiana University and Merom Institute. They learned about the produc- tion of a yearbook, the functions of government, and the qualities of a good leader. The summers are filled with fun and carzfree hours, but for some persons it means roles of great duties. Summers are noteworthy at M.H.S. Marilyn Null and Janice Oster attended the two-week Yearbook High School Journalism Institute at Blooming- ton. There they were trained and learned much about the techniques required in preparing the '59 yearbook. Kenny Sailor skillfully grooms his prize-winning jersey heifer at the St. Joseph County 4-H Fair.

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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.