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

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J UNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN PEP CLUB PAPER STAFF

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SEPTEMBER 1 7 OCTOBER 18 NOVEMBER 1 3 3 10 14 16 DECEMBER 21 JANUARY 12-13. 19-20. FEBRUARY 2 9 9 12 13 22-23-24. MARCH 3 9 14 19 21 26 31 APRIL 2 7. Ca lendczr Seniors started on their last round up. XVe signed our freedom away for another eight months. Seniors began the year with a weiner toast at Clifry. We had a basketball game with Osgoodg lost 30-18. Dawson. Copeland, now a sailor, visited school. Juniors gave a dance. Nolan Grimes and Ruby Mack were crowned king and queen. Organized the Pep Club. Game at Hanover tonightg we lost 42-18. The seniors had a party for Russell Shingleton. Russell S. left for the Army. Seniors gave the UMISTLETOE DANCE. Final exams. County tourney. North Town and Hanover went to the finals. Han- over Won: 30-20. Sixteen seniors had their pictures taken for the annual. The rest of the seniors went to White's to meet their fate. fGetting their pictures taken, we n1ean.j The soph's had a party for Chet Fowler, who leaves soon for the Army. Seniors had a Valentine Party. Juniors had a Valentine Party. Sectional tournament at Madison. Finals: Madison 26, Scottsburg 24. A party was given by the seniors for Paul Higbie, who was home on furlough. The juniors were invited. Raymond Hammond, one of our members, left us and is now in the Navy. The junior class presented their play, YOU'RE YOUNG ONLY TWICE. It was a tremendous success. The Paper Staff had a meeting and appropriate pins were given to each member of the staff. A Weiner roast was held at Clifty for seniors and their guests. Seniors held first 'lnighti' play practice. Annual Alumni Banquet given at Clifty Inn. Paper Staff had a picnic at Clifty. They were allowed to invite a guest. Junior-Senior Prom was held at Clifty Inn. 1 i 1

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J unior Class IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 14, 1945, forty-eight green freshmen entered NMHS. The year passed quickly with Mr. Robbins as our sponsor and the following as our officers: Charles Waltz, president, Jean Underwood, vice-president, Bobbie Carlow, secretaryg and Pat Roberts, treasurer. At the beginning of our sophomore year, we elected Mr. Lauderbaugh as our sponsor and our class ofiicers were: Charles Waltz, president, Jean Underwood, vice-president, Mary R. Bentley, secretaryg and Bobbie Carlow, treasurer. Our junior year has been the most successful of all. We have made money selling soft drinks and candy at ball games. We elected Mr. Bennett as our sponsor and the fol- lowing as our officers: Charles Waltz, president, jean Underwood, vice-president, Mary R. Bentley, secretaryg and Helen Dolby, treasurer. Under the able direction of Mt. Bennett, we produced a three-act comedy, YOU'RE YOUNG ONLY TWICE. The year ended with the junior-Senior Prom at Clifty.