North Madison High School - Releef Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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SEPTEMBER 11 21 OCTOBER 4 18 21-22 NOVEMBER 4 5 12 16 19 25-26 30 DECEMBER Z 14 17 JANUARY 4 7-8 11 15-16 19 26 29 FEBRUARY 4 12 17 19 22-26 25-26-27. MARCH 3. 4 5. 9 15 APRIL 9 25 29. . Callendlan First day of school. Teachers seem to be scarce. We are seated in alphabetical order. Miss Hert goes to Scottsburg. We have a new commercial teacher-Mrs. Arnett. Another commercial teacher-Mrs. Winkler. Y Teachers' Association. We have a vacation. Elect Martie Francisco, Frances McFadden, and Mary Heitz yell leaders. Barney gets married. That's one less Senior! Our first ball game. Osgood defeats us 26-23. The Seniors go to Madison in the afternoon to have pictures taken. News of Connie's death at the Robert Long Hospital casts a shadow over the entire school. We'll miss him. The high school is dismissed for Connie's funeral. Thanksgiving vacation. Gas rationing begins. Juniors and Seniors take a government required test. Second Test. Tigers defeat Deputy. Seniors and all over sixteen take mathematics test. Seniors choose commencement invitations. Mrs. Winkler's last day. Mrs. Hutchinson takes her place. Play Central and win 29-22. Christmas vacation is over. It's back to school for all of us. Alda is sporting a ring. Only seven Seniors passed the math. test. The remaining have special course. What a pity! Exams! Exams!! Exams!!! Second semester starts. A new schedule of seven periods. County Tourney. Hanover defeats us in the finals. Junior class rings arrive at last. Defeat Austin. Defeat Dupont. to take the We win from Hanover in last home game. Score 39-34. Defeat Deputy. 49-39. .Defeat Central in an overtime, 35-33. Play last game of the season with Saluda. They win. It's our second defeat of the year. Off at noon every day this week for food rationing. Sectional. Madison defeats us in the finals, 44-22. Seniors are going to have an annual! The representative from the engraving company finally came. Annual staff begins work! Juniors present a successful play despite the bad night. Mr. White takes group pictures for the annual. Basketball banquet at the Hillside. Marjorie Clashman gives a party. Junior-Senior Prom at Clifty Inn. Baccalaureate. Commencement.

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CQQAA Clgnobo hee? For the Senior class of '43, what does the future hold? Will all their hopes and dreams come true.as each one nears his goal? Let's look ahead and see each one as they are 'in years to be. And we'll find out what happened to this class of '43. Edna Stewart is a lawyer who makes her clients squirm. Betty Francisco is a model for the Leroy Humphrey firm. Dorothy Norisez, as you guessed, wed Captain Robert Stark. Bernard Heitz and John Bill Smith have a warehouse in New York. Mae Hoffman lives in Milton. She always liked that town. Betty Jackson still is single. Will she ever settle down? We are proud of Norman Jessup. He's a very famous preacher. ' Norma Jones, his little wife, is a Primary Sunday School teacher. .I Mary Hinds is working hard making' airplane parts. When Alda Wehner wed Glenn Burke, she caused pain to many hearts. Van Shelton, the professor, resides in New Orleans. Elwin Bramwell is a cook. His specialty is beans. Marjorie Waltz, who always took so much pride in her hair. Now owns a beauty parlor. She has customers to spare. The richest woman in the world is Betty Born, they say. Betty Morgan, the musician, has no time for play. Harold Thieman is a doctor with Jeanne Hilbert for a wife. Jeanne also is his office girl. They lead a happy life. Frances Cuvler, at last, is a well known poet. She really is a genius, although she doesn't know it. Glenn Mason joined the Navy and helped us in the war. Kenneth Price helped in the Army. They're both known wide and far. Beryl Heitz is a typist with Roy Stewart for a boss. Florence Hill runs a greenhouse. She raises ferns and moss. Pauline Sommer is a nurse who is known and loved by all. Cha1'les Deputy, an acrobat, has never had a fall. Charles George, at last, has settled down, never more to roam. It's just a four room cottage, but to him it's home sweet home . As I look into my crystal ball at this, my high school class. I wish the very best of luck to every lad and lass. I hope the things that I've foretold for them are what they want to be. But if they're not, I'm asking' this- Don't take it out on me! Kathryn Stephan

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