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

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Girls’ Chorus: B. Laidig, K. Zechiel, |. Walters, A. Nuss- Gurtner, J. Hunsberger, C. Duarte. Third Row: L. Mum- baum, B. Pittman, D. Rankin, K. Hayden. Second Row: by, B. Stiver, V. Mumby, J. Fox, L. Strycker, N. Rogers, V. White, S. Grise, M. Fisher, P. Verheye, D. Sherk, S. C. Ulrich, P. Blue. Fourth Row: Mrs. Good (director). Girls’ Chorus Goes To Contest For First Time Madisonites rank high in musical talent. L. Mumby (accompanist) |. Walters, A. Nussbaum, B. Pittman, For many years students have gone to various S. Grise, K. Hayden, B. Stiver, J. Fox, P. Blue, and L. Schutz members of the triple trio rehearse for their many perfor- music contests and have achieved top honors. mances during the year. For the students with musical ability the en- sembles of girls, mixed, and junior high cho- ruses are organized. The junior high chorus gives the younger students experience which enables them to be better prepared for the advanced choruses. The girls and mixed choruses, composed of high school students, provide music for our holiday assemblies and other programs. Compared to the small number of stu- dents at Madison, th e enrollment in the dif- ferent choruses is high. This is the first year that the choruses have elected officers, who help the director with the responsibilites con- [ay pcwtnanenntn, 8. nected with a chorus.

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Mixed Chorus: Hiatt, Laidig, Ulrich, Walters, Zechiel, Strycker, Rogers, Pittman. Fourth Row: Mrs. Good (di- Sherk, Nussbaum, Hayden. Second Row: Fox, White, rector), L. Mumby (accompanist), Stiver, Mumby, Beeh- Grise, Fisher, Ulrich, Verheye, Gurtner, Hunsberger, Du- ler, Jordan, Fassnacht, Parker, Blue. arte. Third Row: Rankin, Weber, Fox, Oberly, Flickinger, Choruses Combine For P.T.A. Christmas Program Junior High Chorus: M. LaVine, R. Moore, L. Sherk, S. Zeltwanger, C. Weiss, J. Pittman, J. Mabie, C. Peterson. Nicholas, L. Laidig, B. Truex, S. Weldy, J. Bellman, S. Third Row: H. Hayden, K. Stuber, G. Mabie, B. Walters, Hartman, D. Verheye, J. Bricker Second Row: E. LaVine, P. McIntyre, M. Gresham, Mrs. Good (director). K. Rader, L. Conrad, D. Mitchell, D. Weiss, K. Zeiger, S. gs ‘3 fi tx toee sii} } ete, S e pe

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Organizations formed for the purpose of promoting careers in nursing and farming are the Future Nurses Club and the Future Farm- ers of America. The Future Nurses Club is composed of sophomore girls enrolled in home economics. Meetings are held in classtime and often speakers of various occupations are invited to speak to the club. The club sponsors a Cancer Drive and makes stuffed animals for needy children. The Future Farmers of America consists of all high school boys. Their main objective is to develop character and help the commun- ity. They have an annual slave sale for their money-making project which finances the “We're just about ready, are the remarks heard by Peggy various trips to Kansas City and Chicago. Holmes, Shirley Hartman, and Eva Weldy as they prepare These two organizations help to prepare our for the Mother-Daughter Tea. students forthe torore: Future Farmers Of America And Future Nurses betes Future Nurses: Shirley Hiatt, Shirley Hartman, Karen (sponsor), Suzanne Warner, Diane Manges, Peggy Pittman, Eva Weldy, Cindy Baker, Joyce Sheets, Susan Holmes, Barbara Parker, Neva Rogers, Lynne Strycker, Marker, Marcia Schmeltz. Second Row: Mrs. Kintzel and Donna Rankin.