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

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Learning at Madison does not stop in the classrooms. Through extra-curricular activi- ties students learn to work with others effec- tively, to share responsibilities, and to acquire leadership qualities. These activities giv e stu- dents an opportunity to enjoy school on a so- cial basis. Clubs at Madison are organized for different purposes--to maintain Christian prin- ciples, to enjoy music, to stress physical fit- ness, and to prepare for vocations. Participation in these clubs have helped Madison's students to gain a well-rounded ed- ucation. However, as the curtain is about to fall on Madison as a high school, it will be The End Of Activities

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Hours Of Practice For Concerts, Ball Games, = is F a ' a ee x eh ae OF ip see ee = Senior Band: K. Hayden, K. Zechiel, M. Fassnacht, D. J. Ewing, D. Mitchell, S. Weldy, B. Stiver, K. Pittman, Horein, D. Ewing, J. Baker, S. Nicholas, B. Parker, K. D. Manges, D. Sherk. Third Row: K. Hunsberger, A. Phil- Schlarb. Second Row: L. Schutz, C. Weiss, D. Horein, lips, S. Reed, B. Laidig, C. Klein, R. Ulrich, C. Ulrich, T. By holding rehearsals fours days a week, the band keeps in shape for the many events that occur during the yeor Band twirlers with majorette, D. Sherk, are S. Nicholas, B. The first thing on the band calendar is Laidig, K. Pittman, K. Schlarb, K. Zechiel, D. Manges, L. Purdue's Band Day. Here our band joins others Schutz, and M. Parker. from all of Indiana to perform at the half of . Ss ———Sso=s—— the football game. In the spring, the band is honored at a banquet. Those juniors who have completed two years in band are given pins and the seniors sweaters. The most important events come when the band marches at the half of the varsity basketball games. When not practicing for the games, they keep busy with contests and with band concerts.