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

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a RE-ENTERS AS “‘IT’S A GREAT LIFE” | “Shhh! Quiet backstage!’ How many times we heard that at rehearsals for ‘It’s A | Great Life’. | What happened when little brother de- cided to help sis with her love life? It set off a series of hilarious events. Brother has a date with a wrestler; Dad played a love scene with an actress; and a domineering aunt had her say. The end found the girls with the right boys, Dad's back with Mom, and Auntie put into her place. They all settled down to live | a Great Life. AUNTIE is bawling out Dad and Mom is com- forting Sis. CAST AND CREW are: Row 1, Flickinger, Gurtner, Eby, Horein, Zechiel, Ulrich, Beehler, Schlarb, Bellman, Bidlack, Pittman, DeLoddere, Fisher. Row 2, Frederickson, LaVine, Shaw, Whitehead, Roeder, Mitchell, and Pogue. Director Mr. Phillips, Koontz, Shields, Fox, Sherk, Weber,

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‘““A ROCKET IN HIS POCKET”’ ORBITS; Who shot a rocket off the stage? The Class of '64 did on April 19 - 20, 1963. Rock- ets went into orbit when the play ‘Rocket in His Pocket’’ was presented. It described life in Blue Rimrock—espe- cially the high school—where the students played cupid by planning a turn-about assem- bly to bring a ‘square’ but sweet teacher to- gether with the only male teacher in school. Results were riotous as everything turned out A-OK for everyone. POOR FRED BEEHLER got himself in a predica- ment in ‘‘Rocket in His Pocket.”' THESE HAPPY MEMBERS and crew are: Row 1, Flickinger, and Whitehead. Row 3, Director Mr. Minichello, Moser, Mitchell, Bellman, Verhaeghe, Beehler, VanDeKeere, Birk, Zechiel, Bidlack, Birkey, Schlarb, LaVine, Sherk, Fisher, and Pogue. Row 2, Coffle, Shewchuk, DeLoddere, Gurtner, Shields, Hunsberger, Eby, Fox, Roeder.

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Many activities during the summer and winter refreshed acquaintances from other schools. Hard work stiffened competition in 4-H but Madison received her share of blue ribbons. G.A.A. girls who total 350 points are awarded a state plaque and the seniors earn- ing 100 points their last year get lockets. Every summer, schools choose good citi- zens to learn more about policies, elections, lobbying, and formalities of the state govern- ment at Indiana University. For the past few years, Madison has been fortunate in sending our yearbook editor to . + Ke: Journalism Institute where they learn a wealth ‘ - ee” of knowledge. PROUDLY MODELING their clothes that brought them honors are: Diane LaVine, Lynn Horvath ('63) Pam Blue, Marcia Shmeltz, and little Jane Schmeltz. HARD WORK BOTH SUMMER AND WINTER CS : . 4 ies i Bie x Se kN Eset HARD WORK does have its reward! Ask Susie Roeder, Lynn Horvath, Kay Zechiel, and Kathy Schlarb. They are Beverly Pittman, Connie Ulrich, Diana Sherk, Karen Weber, proudly holding their G.A.A. plaques.