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

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Our play had ended. Stage curtains were sup- posed to drop last year, ending Madison as a high school, but the audience wouldn't hear of it and de- manded more. With much excitement, the cast gladly consented to coming back for a curtain call. The lead—the sen- iors—were extremely happy to be back for another year. To make this encore even better than the play itself, the cast worked harder in class, participated even more in clubs and activities, and cheered their team on to greater success. Yes, dear audience, we were proud to be back in front of you for another year. With deepest grati- tude we are extremely proud to say: ENCORE YEAR: P. S. MADISON, WE LOVE YOU! ACHVINeS oo. a8 Academic... .... ClO ee Athletics Friends... Advertising Index...

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a Sa NN ee eee . EARLY ACTIVITIES BEGAN OUR ENCORE SEVERAL MADISONITES are enjoying themselves at the GAA skating party held September 24 at Bock’s Rink in Mishawaka. It seemed as though our encore was very much like the play itself as Madison students entered the doors once again. While the GAA was busy with its an- nual skating party, members of the junior class were knocking on doors trying to sell maga- zines. Junior class members were busy plan- ning the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom held April 25 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Yes, Madison students were as eager to start their activities during the encore as dur- ing the play. LOOKING OVER magazines which helped them win top salesmen honors are Joyce Sheets, Karen Pittman, Chuck Oberly, and Leon Geyer. BUSILY LOOKING for different ideas for the annual Junior-Senior Prom are co-chairmen Linda Mumby and Roger Laidig.