Fort Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Fort Madison, IA)

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ABOVE: Dean Sherwood gets a barber cut at OTTE'S BARBER SHOP. RIGHT: Mike Denning fills up his own car at PESTER DERBY to save money. BELOW: While at J.C. PENNEY'S, Randy Mathena looks through a number of jean shirts. OPPOSITE PAGE: Linda Coppage adopts the long skirt, tall shoes look. PHOTOS BY: ABOVE: E. Fitzsimmons, BOTTOM RIGHT: D. Fraise, MIDDLE: D. Fraise, TOP RIGHT: B. Thornburg, e 7: E. Fitzsimmons. 6 RIGHT: Tom Barr, Kyle Abrahams, and Jill Wag- ner take advantage of open lunch by going to HARDEE'S.

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I mx f ' peculatlng about the honesty of Patty Hearst and Pres ldent Ford the natlon observed the blcentennlal with colns mu seums and ads designed to take advantage of a once In 200 years opportunity TO SELL People dressed everythung wlth the tradltlonal red whlte and blue Stars and stripes clothing helmets books and penclls be came the In Items Rock Island had red whlte and blue taxles but Fort Madison had Its red whlte and blue garbage truck Re enacting Paul Revere s Rude planning the Rodeo around a blcentennlal theme recon structlng the blockhouses and re paurlng the englne In Rlvervlew Park and planting trees helped make Fort Madison an offlclal blcentennlal clty Dressed as hlstorlcal charac ters twenty Bloodhound Singers carried the flag from YANKEE DOODLE the full sixteen blocks of the parade Y I - 1 1 1 ' Y s 1 ' ll' ,Y ' s 1 1 I , . - 1 I I - Y I

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fter frve dresscode less years they began to trade ragged denlm and chambray unl forms for longer sklrts fancy shirts colored jeans and hlgher heels Srlver turquolse and puka shells were popular with both sexes long straight styles Parents re jolced as getting a haircut be came acceptable agam Bikes with and without motors helped deflate 50 60 cents! gallon prrces Short, curly hair replaced the