Madison County High School - Macohi Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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ha... There's a Different Story in Every ace. Copyrightn 1978 by Up With People PFIVAI 5 MER Ig Ugffflfer Left Page 1. lgndall Buchanan is a super Cowboy fan. 2. Tom Kisamore, a Junior from Greenville. 3. Dorsey Williams, one of MCHS's talented ar- tists, with one of his creations. 4. Candy Register, a Senior from Pinetta. 5. Kaytrena Joseph daydreaming about boys. Right Page 1. Lanta Evans and LaFrenchie Bulter were excited about the band's performance. 2. Adam Cruce checks the scoreboard. 3. Gina Braswell gave her all as a cheerleader. 4. Valerie Gee celebrating our first victory at the dance in the old MHS gym. 5. Missing the bus was no fun for Sharon Bass. 6. Marco Pursley fought hard to keep his position as running back. i. Y je f , K . .E 1' x ,. , f- A xl dx -4: K V K ,Y .. x M. . Q. ' ' . f...-ms, ag f -.s f ,. N' '1 ' 'X 'Q f ' Y 2.5 ffl' ' Q: .- ' , 5 6 Opemng f 5

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We Fou ht for Our Dignitg Fought or Our Place. As we walked the halls, there were so many stories mirrored in people's faces. There was happiness, sadness, excitement, and disappointment. Perhaps the most fulfilling story in our faces was the pride of being a Cowboy. With everything new, the competi- tion was keen but leaders emerged everywhere. No position was guaranteed anyone so we worked, competed, struggled for our recogni- tion. Old loyalties did not die easy. It- took courage and caring to move us through the disappointments and difficulties. Midst the competition among us was the needed cooperative effort to prove to other schools, our opponents in sports, and to our community that it's great to be a Cowboy. We built our pride and backed it with our actions. 4 I Opening ! Z . f lk i , Qt'-. 11 wi 1 M, l -ff W M ,lk Q I 55- 1, f V az, .jf , r Q- fi H 3, 147-2- ,if,,5f W f ....., ,, 4 1 . W I 9315 x ' K M x ' G 4 ff LW 1 X 1 X f Z4 P ' 4 1 ff? X 4 5

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We were people with many backgrounds - people who liked sports and those who didn't. Some were outgoing, some were shy. Some liked music, others didn't. Everyone excelled at different things. We did well in math and not so well in English. We might have done well in Chemistry and not so well in Law Studies or American History, but through it all we united. In our first year at Madison County High School, we were all brothers and sisters whether from Cherry Lake, Greenville, Lee, Madison, or Pinetta and we all stood together as one. 1 We All Dance to a Different Drum Copyright 1978 by Up With Peop s Z . 2 6 I Opening A 4 1.