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

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Many Social Events Which Highlighted The Year Madison's candidate for king of the Turkey Trot, spon- Kay Hayden, queen candidate to represent Madison, sored by the County Tri-Hi-Y, is Ken McCormack with at the Swingheart Sway, sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y, his date Ruth Ann Schweisberger. is shown with her escort, Jim Schrader. Each year, students are chosen to reign Virginia Beehler, sponsor of the Y-Teen Club, congratulates as kings and queens of various school events. Sharon Grise, Madison's candidate for queen at the World At the annual Junior-Senior Prom, a girl and Fellowship Y-Teen Dance. a boy from the Junior class are selected as king and queen. There are other activities which require king and queen candidates from Madison. The Tri-Hi-Y Turkey Trot and Swingheart Sway are two of these events. The Madison candi- dates are elected by the local Hi-Y. At these dances, the county-wide king and queen are elected. The king of the Turkey Trot is chosen by popular vote. The queen of the Swingheart Sway is selected by a committee. A Senior Y-Teen Club member is voted to be our representative at the annual carni- val and the World Fellowship Dance which is held at the YWCA in South Bend. Here the decision is made tor the county queen by penny votes.

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Kings And Queens Were Chosen To Reign Over The Sharon Grise and Bob Troxel led the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom as Queen and King with Kay Hayden, Carleen Dod- son, Jane Whitehead, Ruth Schweisberger, Tom Pogue, Susan Frick bedecked with her Hawaiian lei and Brad Conrad attired as a young gentleman opened the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom as pages. Ronnie Holmes, Brian Stiver, and Doug Weldy as members of the court. Pages for the prom were Susan Frick and Brad Conrad. Queen Sharon and King Bob with members of their co urt opened the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom, HAWAI- IAN HOLIDAY, with the first dance.

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The Junior Play cast for 1962 included: Row One: G. Sherk, T. Pogue, L. Schutz. Row Two: S. Grise, C. Dodson, G. Oswalt, J. Whitehead, A. Nussbaum, J. Huston, R. Schweisberger, B. Stiver, L. Horvath. Row Three: Mr. Bridges, Director, |. Walters, V. Englehardt, J. Durate, C. Van De Keere, D. Weldy, K. Hayden, J. Beehler, J. Dunkle- berger, B. Troxel, T. Manges, and S. Holmes. Tattletale’’ Causes An Uproar In Fairview And The The atmosphere grows tense as Paul Cummings (Jim Beehler) finds out from Isabelle Blaine (Judie Huston) exactly what she thinks of the way he had humiliated her family. ‘Here's what I think of you Paul Cum- mings.'’ With that we are off with the Blaine family and their daughter Patty, on a wild ad- venture that put the town of Fairview in an up- roar. On April 13 and 14 after many weeks of rehearsal the Junior Class of 1962 were ready to present the comedy TATTLETALE under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. N. Bridges. Jane Whitehead, as Patty Blaine, and Bob Troxel, as Tod Jennings, at the top of the list, led the cast in the three act play with the best amateur skill they had. As one of the smallest Junior classes at Madison Township High School, every mem- ber of the class had the opportunity to try out and to participate in the play.