Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

MAH I SCO ‘Jltnouqh these doons you wished, ton wank as well as play. Annual St aft fi STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J.C. Reel, Photography Editor; Emogene Bass, Class Editor; Carolyn Williams, Activities Editor; Melvin Ragans, Boy’s Sports Editor; Mahlon Matheny, Assistant Business Manager; Mary Ellen Selman, Business Manager. SEATED: Thomasina Morrison, Layout Editor; Sue Gibson, Editor; Janis Weisz, Feature Editor; Shirley Davis, Girl’s Sports Editor. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Williams, Assistant Editor. Ue thrive Mary Ellen Selman BUSINESS MANAGER on layouts and Sue Gibson EDITOR deadlines. Thomasina Morrison LAYOUT EDITOR Stajjjj' Tfle aqe You are typical teens, making fun out of work and sharing interests. You like jeans but change when it fits the occasion. Yes, you're typical youth. You go steady for about 2 months. You dress up: Heels for her; tie for him. You know how to drive, rely on the family car and get it, say twice a week if you are lucky. Typical High School students, you go out for sports 100%. You work on Sat- urdays babysitting, in stores, or garages. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of high school life: You are up at 6:30, maybe 7:00 or even later; sometimes oversleeping; going to classes at breakneck speed; snacking on cokes and munching candy bars. You do housework while listening to your radio requests. You enjoy school but hate to admit it. You study some-three hours a night, well, no, a week. You average A , well, any- way you make the grade, just, but you are satisfied because you are a teenager. And so, here is your book, Mahisco '57 which brings out our school spirit in classrooms, athletics, music, and all our activities. Wherever you may go, whatever you may do, you will always find it and remember the Spirit of '57. We of the annual staff hope you enjoy our interpretation of school life in good ole' M.H.S. Dedicated Jo YYlibb Alice Simo. For her kindness and understanding, for her gentle humor, for her quiet and unpretentious performance of her duties to parents, teachers, and students, we the class of 1957 dedicate the Mahisco to Miss Alice Sims. Our sincere best wishes are extended to Miss Sims in all her future endeavors. On November 20, 1956, the Madison County Classroom Teachers' Association honored Miss Sims in recognition of her 25 years service to the Schools of Madison County. MRS. OPAL ARGENBRIGHT Social Studies MRS. ALICE BROWN English, Spanish MR. RICHARD BROWN Boys Physical Edu- cation and Coach Jacultif unden thein dinection and quidance, MRS. LOUISE BROWNING Mathematics MRS. MILDRED BRUNER Assistant Principal, Social Studies MRS. JANE CANTEY English, Social Studies Ueachena help, atudenta qet ahead, MR. ORVIS DAY English, Biology Speech MR. CHARLES DICKMAN Science, English, Mathematics MRS. CAROLYN EDWARDS Business Education MR. GERALD HAZZARD Band Director Mathematics MRS. ANN KINSEY Mathematics Science MR. C.C. MATHENY Science 3 iom thein knowledge we leann; MISS GRACE MORGAN Business Education Social Studies MRS. CLARE MORROW Home Economics MISS MAT PARKER Girl's Physical Education Coach 3 iom thein. 4e iwce we benefit. MR. DAVID SMITH Agriculture MRS. RUBY ULM Librarian MRS. NAN WILLIAMS English Latin MR. WALTER BISHOP Supervising Principal Dear Seniors: Another milestone will be reached by each of you in a short time, and as you reach it, I join the many who offer their sincere congratulations upon your accomplishment. It is something that you can justly be proud of because it does represent the attainment of a goal, and even though new and higher goals will be sought, it is proper that at this time that you should experience a feeling of pride in your attainment. For some of you, graduation will mark the end of your formal education; for others, graduation will mean going away for further training. Regardless of what your imme- diate plans for the future are, or what your long-range plans might be, there are two goals that I would have you set for yourselves. First, keep informed, or stated differ- ently, keep learning. This is the only way to be a truly educated person. Second, develop a keen understanding of and respect for people—their ideals, attitudes, and beliefs. In the final analysis you will find that people are the most important things in tne world, and to a large extent, your success in life will depend upon your ability to get along with and adjust to your fellow man. Best wishes are extended to you as you embark on a new phase of life's journey. My one great ambition for each of you is that as you travel this journey it will be charac- teristic of you to stand for the good, the true, the beautiful. Sincerely, Let'll hean ftnom Out YYl i. Madison High School Senior Class of 1957: My hearty congratulations and best wishes to each member of the graduating class of 1957. I am sure that each of you have laid some of the foundations that will help to serve this state and county during the next fifty years. I wish for you as you leave high school and reach toward your goal in life, much happiness and success. Sincerely, MR. GRIFFIN BISHOP Superintendent of Public Instruction • o TREASURER George Ragans SECRETARY Thomasina Morrison VICE PRESIDENT Tommie Greene PRESIDENT Jimmie Cooke 7fte Senioni pneient thein itony EDWIN BROWNING Class Officer 2-3 Baseball 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Football 1-3-4 Junior Play EMOGENE BASS Beta CIud 3 Home Economics Club 1-2 Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 2-4 School Paper Staff 2 Class Officer 2 EUGENE BELL Glee Club 1 -2 Future Farmers 1-2 3’4 Annual Staff 2 Class Officer 1-2 Softball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Pep Club 4 Basketball 1-2 Junior Play GERALD BUCHANAN Future Farmers 1-2- 3“4 4-H Club i-2 Annual Staff 2 Class Officer 1 Basketball 1-2 MAVIS BUCHANAN Beta Club 3; Glee Club 3-4; Future Homemaker of America 3; Library Club 4; Basketball 1-2; Dramatics 1-2. JOHNNY BURNETTE Track 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4. JIMMY BUSBY Student Council 2; Future Teachers of America 1-2-3; Band 1- 2-3; School Paper Staff 1-2; Class Officer 1; Basketball 2-3-4; Foot- ball 4; Junior Play. JOHN BUCKHALT Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4; 4-H Club 1-2. An they fjondly nemini ce. JACKIE CARROLL Library Club 4; Base- ball 1-2; Football 1-2- 3-4. LOU ELLEN CHASTEEN Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 3; Soft- ball 3; Basketball 3« Junior Play. EUGENE CLARK Student Council 1-2; Future Farmers 1-2; Annual Staff 2; School Paper Staff 1; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1. STEVE CARTER Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4; Softball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2. V WAYNE COODY F.T.A. 2 F.F.A. I-2-3-4 4-H Club I-2-3-4 Wildlife Club 4 Baseball 2-4 Basketball 3-4 Football 2-3-4 KATHLEEN CLAYTON Glee Club 4 BURTON COODY Future Farmers Pep Club 4 Library Club 3-4 Softball 3-4 Basketball 2 -3-4 Junior Play JIMMIE COOKE Band 1-2-3 Class Officer 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Football 4 I-2-3-4 7fieif apent thein. (aat yean. BENNETT COZART Beta Club 3 Future Farmers 1-2-3-4 Wildlife Club 4 Basketball 3 ROYCE DAVIS Student Council 2 Track 3 Football 1-2-3-4 SHIRLEY DAVIS Beta Club 3 Glee Club 3 Home Economics 1-2 Annual Staff 2-4 Paper Staff 2 Pep Club 4 Softball 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 9 A. DONALD DELOACH Future Farmers I-2-3-4 Annual Staff 2 School Paper Staff 2 Basketball 1-2 NORMA LEE DOWNING Beta Club 3 Glee Club 3 -4 Home Economics Club 1-2 Annual Staff 2 Pep Club 4 Basketball 1-2 MARGARET ANN DIXON Student Council 2 Glee Club 1 -2 Future Homemakers of America 1-2 Class Officer 2 Pep Club 4 Library Club 2 SJn the beat wai poaaible----- BECKY DRYDEN Glee Club 4 Future Nurses of America 3-4 Future Homemakers of America 2-3-4 NORMA FALK Beta Club 3 Home Economics Club 1-2 Annual Staff 2 School Paper Staff 1-2 Pep Club 4 Basketball 2 ASHLEY FRALEIGH Student Council 2 Beta Club 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 WAYNE EVERETT Future Farmers 1-2 3-4 Wildlife Club 4 TOMMIE GREENE Student Council 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Future Farmers 1-2 4-H Club 1-2-3 Softball 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 WILLIAM HALE Glee Club 1 -2 Future Farmers I-2-3-4 Annual Staff2 School Paper Staff 2 Softball 1-2 Basketball 2 SUE GIBSON Student Council 4 Future Teachers of America 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Future Homemakers of America 1 Annual Staff 4 Softball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Junior Play Beta Club 3 School Paper Staff 2-3 panties dance , qamea. GERALD HITCHCOCK Future Farmers I-2-3-4 CHARLES HEWETT Future Farmers 1-2-3-4 4-H Club I Wildlife Club 4 FREDDY HOWARD Student Council I Spanish Club 2 Future Farmers I-2-34 School Paper Staff 2 Wildlife Club 4 Basketball 4 DELBERT HICKS Student Council 4 Beta Club 3 Future Farmers 3-4 Basketball 3-4 MALCOHM JOHNSON Future Farmers 3-4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 BOBBY HUDSON Student Council 1 Future Farmers I-2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-3 Wildlife Club 4 Softball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-4 SHELBY JEAN JAMES Student Council 1-3-4 Beta Club 3 Band 2-3 4-H Club 1-2 Basketball 3 Junior Play KATHRYN JORDAN Glee Club 3-4 4-H Club I School Paper Staff 1 Dramatics 2-3 Homecominq, uteadien MAHLON MATHENY Future Teachers of America 2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Band 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2-3 MAXINE PICKLES Glee Club I -3 4-H Club I JIMMIE RAGANS Future Farmer 1-2'3 4 THOMASINA MORRISON Beta Club 3 Glee Club 3-4 Home Economics Club 1-2 4-H Club I Annual Staff 2-4 School Paper Staff 2 Class Officer 2-4 Basketball 1-2 SIMMIE LOU PICKLES Glee Club 3-4 Future Homemakers 2-4 Pep Club 4 and neven-to-Ue GAYLE RAGANS Glee Club 3 4-H Club I Future Homemakers of America 3 Pep Club 4 Library Club 3-4 MELVIN RAGANS Future Farmers 3-4 Annual Staff 4 — TOMMY MORSE F.F.A. I-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 1 GEORGE RAGANS JR. Class Officer 4 Jonqotten 7niendahifia. WILEY SELMAN Student Council 1-2 Band 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-3 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 SHIRLEY THOMAS F.T.A. 3-4 Beta Club 3 F.H.A. 3 4-H Club I Class Officer 2 Basketball 1-2 ELOISE TUTEN Glee Club 3-4 F.H.A. 1-4 FRANCES STEWART F.T.A. 3 Beta Club 3 Band 3-4 Home Economics Club 1-2 4-H Club 1-2-3 Annual Staff 2 School Paper Staff 2 Class Officer 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 4 Basketball 1 -2 HOWARD TUTEN Future Farmers 4 Library Club 1 PAULINE WARD Beta Club 3 Future Homemakers ot America 3 4-H Club I Basketball 1-2-3-4 LARRY TUTEN Future Teachers of America 4 Band 4 Glee Club 1 Future Farmers i -2-3“4 School Paper Staff 4 LEX WEBB Future Teachers of America 3-4 Beta Club 3 Future Farmers I-2-3-4 and fjinally BILLY WELCH Beta Club 3 Future Farmers 1-2 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Football 3-4 MAGGIE LOU WEBB Glee Club 3-4 Dramatics 2 Hobbies 2 ) ■ - JANIS WEISZ Beta Club 3 Glee Club 1 -4 4-H Club 1-2 Future Homemakers of America 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Play MAURICE WILKINS Band 1; Future Farmers 1-2-3-4; 4-H Club 1-2; Annual Staff 2-3; School Paper Staff 3; Library Club 1-3; Softball 1-2- 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-3; Foot- ball 1. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Student Council 2; Beta Club 3; Glee Club 1-3-4; Future Nurses of America 3-4; 4-H Club 1-2; Future Homemakers of America 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1- 2; Basketball 1-2; Dra- matics 2. DALE WILLIAMS Future Farmers 1-2- 3-4; School Paper Staff 2; Class Officer 1-2; Softball 1-2; Basketball 1-2. JIMMY WILLIAMS Future Farmers 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 2-4. Qn actuation Norma and Freddy bid last farewell to M.H.S. PRESIDENT Ferd Na ugh ton VICE PRESIDENT Russell Smith ( Not Shown ) SECRETARY Phyllis Howard Treasurer Donny Evans '' 1 AM 7unionHiqhliqhta. include 7ypinq I and clam ninqa. Robert Abbott Joyce Agner Weta Bailey Jessie Bass Lavaughn Bell Nancy Blalock Carolyn Bridges Gloria Brown Sammy Bryant Eugene Buchanan Pat Cantey Rosemary Clark Virgil Clark Jimmie Coody William Cressley, Jr. Joe Davis Albert Davis Eugene Davis Franklin Day Janie Belle Dewey Frances Ellington Lonq, Reheannalb Climaxed in Dean Ruth Donnie Evans Mary Elizabeth Floyd Sarah Helen Floyd Joyce Gay Velma Golden Jo Evelyn Guess Patricia Hammock Jean Hammock Patricia Haskell 21 Ernest Hendricks Johnnie Mae Hollingsworth Phyllis Howard Joyce Jackson Donald Johnson Louise Jordan Ann Kellum Emmogene Lamb Ermogene Lamb And undisclosed plans produced n.-Sn. Pnom. Jimmy Lamb Darlene Mandziara Helen Marie Marritt Florene Morrison Wynema Massey Ferd Naughton, Jr. Donnie Newsome Wallace McCagel Ragans, Jr. Annie Laura Phillips 22 - Kathleen Pinkard Mary Grace Sapp Louise Sea go Kenneth Singletary Russell Smith Edgar Eugene Stokes Helen Ruby Stokes Faye Terry Gretta Thomas Jheq experienced thene traditional YYlilentonen an the q looked fjonward to beinq Senionn. Tempie Jean Thomas Estelle Walker Penny Weaver Larry Welch Patricia Wells Albert Williamson Mary Jo Wilson Laverne Wood Hazel Young 23 t PRESIDENT Sandra McLeod VICE PRESIDENT Larry McWilliams SECRETARY Catherine Smith TREASURER Emily Burnett Fred Bartlam Griffin Blalock n Sop.homon.en nean thein qoal Emily Burnett Judith Burnett William Burnett Lucy Dale Carpenter George Cason Billie Jean Coody Gail Coffee Florida Davis Betty Fender James Floyd William Greene William F. Horton Frank J Hunsberger Kin Johnson David Joseph Steve Knight Mary Ruth Kramer Frances Lafferty David Lovett Sandra McLeod Larry McWilliams Francine Millinor Roy Milliron Rachel Norfleet Constance Pepera Annie Lou Pinkard Delorise Ratliff Jimmy Register Ann Ross Bobby Rye Joan Sale Jimmy Scanlan Virginia Scott Myrtice Seago Raymond Sharp With two down, two to qo. Frances Terry Charles Tibbals Nancy Tibbals Susan Tibbals Hart Tomlinson Clay Tomlinson Elizabeth Tuten James Tuten Glenda Tuten Eloise Wade a Rosa Mabel Waring Ben Wells Karen Westerman Al Whitmore D. L. Wright ______L-_________________________________ MAURY BLALOCK President TEENA BUNKER Vice-President JOANN TOWNSEND Secretary LESTER TAYLOR Treasurer WAYNE WALKER Sergeant-at-Arms 7neahmen — Jin t time in Senion Hiqh Joan Barker Allen Beck Carolyn Bell Maury Blalock Carmen Buckhalt Kenneth Black Colleen Bunker Jimmy Conway John Clyde Arnold Robbie Cruce David Dasher Patsy Dasher Mary Alice DeLoach Wallace Dice Dwayne Duval Donnie Floyd David Franklin Dewey Franklin Mary Jean Franklin Wayne Gibbs Carol Gibson 3a quite ■p i X rx i i a thnill Alexander Hardee Anzie Harris Linda Gail Harris Billy Hart Ruthie Hawkins George Hendry Barbara Ann Heirs Sally Ruth Horton Rosalind Hutchinson Helen Grace Hutto Donald Joseph Thomas Lamb Rosa Vee Lewis Helen Littleton Ronald Mandziara Ann Massey Susan McCoy Loredo Medders Edward Musser 1 ?eat fan wonk and ftun Agnes Marie Odom Thomas Andrew Pepera William Pinkard John Plant, Jr. James Oscar Ragans June Ragans Sandra Raines Sircey Rowe William Rutherford Betty Rye Joyce Sapp Arthur Schmidt ffll €% Martha Selman Emogene Singletary Elizabeth Smith Sammy Surles Carlie Taylor Lester Taylor Betty Townsend Jo Ann Townsend Barbara Ann Tuten Linda Sue Tuten Sandra Ulm Margaret Walker Cha iactenife these Jfieahmen Wayne Walker Homer Welch Jimmy Welch Melvin Wells Billie West Wanda Williams Jimmy Williamson Ollie Williamson Wiley Allen Wood George Woodard Scotty Wooley David Wynn Sandra Abbott Billy Black ) x . m Bererly Brinson Johnnie Brown James Bunting Marie Burkes Mary Kathleen Burnette Jimmy Burns Ollie Cannon Thomas Coody Eiqhth qnade— Uheq have lefjt Lynn Corriell John Vinson Culwell Danny Daniel Don Wayne Davis John Thomas Davis Hugh Deloach Rosa Lee Dickey Diana Driggers Louis Driggers James Franklin Victor Eugene Fisher Barbara Ann Greene Gayle Groover Elmer Arnold Haire Johnny Harrell Isham Harris Glenda Hardin William Alexander Howerton Carolyn Humphrey Victor Hutcherson Almost in hiqh school! the basement and qnaduated to the 2nd ftloon, whene they associate with the uppencla men. Kathryn Morrow Nell Norfleat Horace Parsons Patricia Pidgeon Bobbie Jean Rogers Thomas Rogers Pearlie Ruth Sapp James Stanley Sarah Taylor Roy Thomas Evie Lou Tuten Johnnie Ralph Tuten Dale Walker Martha Waring Jay Waston Betty Lou Welch Helen Sue Wright Charles Wells Francis Williams Betty Ann Wood Frankie Bacon Beatrice Bass Dickie Bass Doris Bass Judith Bass Merle Bass Willa B. Bass Lynne Sue Bever Shelia Bocknia Linda Brothers Marie Jane Cantey Carolyn Colvin Seventh qnade—Bninqa many jfin ta Larry Cooke Jimmy Copeland Randie de Courdes Virginia Dice Ann Dickenson Gwendolyn Dunlap Annie Joy Floyd Roy Floyd Charles Gaskins Gayle Greene Morris Haire Johnnie Harris Joy Harris Judy Harris Betsy Harrison Danny Hewett Edna Hill Allen Hughes Jo Ann Kelly Duane Mandziara Ann McElveen Ronnie McNeil Odessa McReynolds Evelyn Merritt Roy Merritt Willie Lee Odom Jackie Pepera Earl Peters Joyce Phillips Deidra Pidgeon Carolyn Ragans chanqinq clateen, dnea inq outband duita, 2C 2 nallien, and moat oj all, howen !! James Kelly Ragans Letoy Ragans Danny Rakestraw Lester Ratiff Peggy Register James Ross Helen Rowell Estelle Sapp Michael Scanlon Linda Scott Mary Van Studstill Greer Tomlinson Harriet Tulley Irwin Ulm Linda Walker Carolyn Watson Ruby Webb Carolyn Weisz Pat Welch Kenneth Wells Laat Will and Ueatament We, the Senior class of 1957, of Madison High School, being of sound mind (?), and strong body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. I, Emogene Bass leave my quiet ways to Faye Terry, not that you need them Faye, but . . . I, Eugene Bell leave-----finally!!! I, Edwin Browning will my ability to eat two lunches to Wanda Williams. I, Gerald Buchanan leave my quiet ways to Estelle Walker. I, John Buckhalt will my ability to buy an engagement ring while still in high school to anyone who thinks they can raise that much money. I, Johnny Burnette will my dancing ability to Eugene Davis. I, Jimmy Busby leave my boat, skis, and a pair of suspenders to Ferd Naughton so he can ski and keep his bathing suit up too. I, Jackie Carroll leave my football uniform to Lester Taylor in hopes he will fill it some day. I, Steve Carter leave my one thousand one hundred and two rides on the school-bus to anyone who wants them. I, Lou Ellen Chasteen leave my long dark hair to Nancy Blalock. I, Eugene Clark leave my height to Tennessee Tibbals. I, Kathleen Clayton will my athletic ability to Liz Floyd. I, Burton Coody decided the Marines were more interesting than school. I, Wayne Coody, leave my position at the Swan Theatre to Scotty Woolly. I, Jimmie Cooke leave my Latin book to some other poor fool. I, Royce Davis will my position with the milk truck to anyone who wants to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning. I, Shirley Davis leave my position on the basketball team to Helen Littleton. We, Donald DeLoach, Tommy Morse, and Jackie Kinsey will our ability to make the girls wonder what is the matter with them to anyone who can hold out long enough to do it. I, Ann Dixon will my ability to bag a man before graduation to Rosie Clark. I, Marshall Donaldson leave my ability to miss school and still make A's to anyone who thinks they can. I, Norma Lee Downing will my place in the office to anyone who likes to run up and down stairs. I, Becky Dryden will my love for Science to Ann Kellum. I, Wayne Everett leave a box of Aspirins to Mrs. Browning. I, Norma Falk brought nothing, gained nothing, and leave nothing. I, Ashley Fraleigh leave my nickname Rock to anyone who can get by with using it. I, Ander Gibbs leave my ability to do geometry to next years Geometry class. I, Sue Gibson will my way with the boys to Darlene Mandziara. I, Tommie Greene will my ability to sing like Elvis Presley to Wayne Walker. I, William Hale leave my place in bookkeeping class to anyone who wants it. Good riddance!!! I, Charles Hewett leave my curly hair to Donnfe Evans. I, Delbert Hicks leave my basketball shooting style to Bobby Rye. I, Gerald Hitchcock will my dairy to anyone who likes to see the sun rise. (Continued on page 42) 34 YH.fi. and YYlina YYl.H.S. — Inanceo. and Chanlie Belt WII Anound.......... ania Jimmie Beat Pen onalitif.. Shn jean and 7 Beat Lookinq...........man.qan.et and Qeon.qe molt Likely to Succeed.......Sue and Alhleq YYloat Athletic..............Kathleen and Edwin JniendUe t....................Shinley and Bobby moat Talented Beat Lneaaed. gm d m many Ellen and mahlon ....Qaifle and 7tmmif Ihomaaina and Wiley . . Canolyn and Anden YYlobt Populan. . . YYloit intellectual I, Freddy Howard will my flirting ways to Ronnie Mandziara in hopes that he will profit by them. I, Bobby Hudson leave my low slung pants to anyone who thinks they can keep them up. I, Shelby Jean James will my position as president of the Student Council to anyone who thinks they can do ten things at once. I, Malcolm Johnson leave my blank mind to anyone who can fill it up. I, Kathryn Jordan left to get married. I, Mahlon Matheny leave my singing ability to Albert Davis. We, Annie Mathis, Edith Mathis, Maggie Lou Webb and Maxine Pickles, will our ability to sing together to the McGuire Sisters. I, Thomasina Morrison will my position as Glee Club accompanist to Sissy Wade. Good Luck, Sissy. We, Simmie Lou Pickles and Mavis Buchanan will our ability to go to school and keep house at the same time to anyone who thinks they can do it. I, Gayle Ragans will my library service to anyone who likes it as much as I do. I, George Ragans leave the projectors at the Swan Theatre to Albert Williamson. I, Jimmy Ragans leave my blushes to Emmagene Lamb. I, Melvin Ragans leave my bashful ways to Virgil Clark. I, Phillip Ragans leave my car to anyone who thinks they can make it run. I, J.C. Reel leave my position as Photograph Editor on the Annual Staff to anyone who likes red-heads. I, Dozier Sapp leave my teasing ways to George Woodard. I, Mary Ellen Selman leave my ability to go with one boy all through school to Phyllis Howard. I, Wiley Selman leave my ability to be tardy every morning and get by with it to Russell Smith. I, Frances Stewart, leave a slightly bent baton and some aching muscles to Judy Burnette. I, Shirley Thomas will my right as the shortest girl in the Senior Class to Hazel Young. I, Eloise Tuten will my natural wavy hair to Hart Tomlinson. I, Howard Tuten leave my history book to Mrs. Bruner in hopes that she will destroy it. I, Larry Tuten leave my position in the band to Allen Wood. I, Pauline Ward will my ability to be true to one boy to Temple Thomas. I, Lex Webb leave my position as secretary of the F.F.A. to William Pinkard. I, Janis Weisz leave my ability to pass without studying to anyone as lazy as I am. I, Billy Welch leave my speaking ability to next years Speech Class. I, Terry Wells leave with no regrets. We, Maurice Wilkins and Margaret Dixon leave our ability to be the only Seniors who didn't take American History this year to all the Juniors. I, Carolyn Williams will my Freckles to Janie Belle Dewey. I, Dale Williams leave, hoping my ability to avoid work will go with me. I, Jimmy Williams leave my ability to be Assistant Editor of the Annual Staff and not do a lick of work to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. I, Charlie Wynn leave my position as Mr. M.H.S. to anyone who thinks they can stand the strain of election. I, George Young will my Fibre-Glass mufflers to Kenneth Singletary. 42 Mary Ellen Selman Corresponding Sec. Faye Terry Recording Sec. Shelby Jean James President Student Council Mrs. Bruner Sponsor Emily Burnett Treasurer Albert Davis Vice-President Ihey apeak ton the atudent body. STANDING, LEFT TORIGHT: PatCantey, Emmagene Lamb, La Toy Ragans, Marie Jane Cantey, Beverley Brinson, Mary Kay Burnett, SirceyRowe, Bubba Greene, Tommie Green, Mary Jo Gross, AnnKellum, Francine Millinor, Sue Gibson. SEATED: Mary Ellen Selman, Faye Terry, Shelby Jean James, Albert Davis, Emily Burnett. NOT SHOWN: Delbert Hicks, Billy Rutherford. This page sponsored by: SOUTHEASTERN TELEPHONE COMPANY RADIO STATION WNER Live Oak, Florida C. I. Furniture Company President, J C. Reel; Vice-President, Nancy Smith; Secretary, Estelle Walker; Treasurer, Janie Belle Dewey (NOT PICTURED); Librarian, Connie Pepera. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Dasher, Becky Dryden, Robbie Cruce, Ann Ross, Frances Lafferty, Barbara Heirs, Carmen Buckhalt, Margaret Walker, Anzie Harris, Ann Barker, Joyce Sapp, Pug Gross, Laveme Wood, Teena Bunker, Gayle Ragans, Billie Jean Coody, Sandra Ulm, Rosalind Hutchinson, June Ragans, Sircy Rowe, Mary Grace Sapp, Simmie Lou Pickles, Helen Hutto. KNEELING: Rachel Norfleet, Dale Carpenter, Hazel Young, Betty Fender, Elizabeth Smith, Wanda Williams, Mary Alice DeLoach, Patsy Haskell, Linda Sue Tuten, Emmagene Lamb, Joanne Townsend. STANDING AND ON STEPS: Mrs. Morrow, Sponsor, Gayle Coffee, Patsy Wells, Ann Kellum, Sissy Wade, Janis Weisz, Catherine Smith, Florida Davis, Nancy Tibbals. LAST ROW: Phyllis Howard, Rosie Clark, Hart Tomlinson. ‘Jowand View flonifonn Catherine Smith, Treasurer; Florida Davis, Historian; Gayle Coffee, Parliamentarian; Phyllis Howard, Secre- tary; Janis Weisz, Vice-President in charge of Profects; Rosie Clark, President; Nancy Tibbals, Song Leader; Patsy Wells, Vice-President in charge of Recreation; Ann Kellum, Vice-President in charge of Program of Work; Hart Tomlinson, Vice-President in charge of Public Relations; Sissy Wade, President Elect. 3utufie Ylunaen ofo hnefiica MEMBERS; Ermagene Lamb, Secretary and Treasurer; Carolyn Williams, President; Becky Dryden, Mrs, Weaver, Darlene Mandziara, Florida Davis, Penny Weaver, Nancy Tibbals, Dr. Coggins, Billie Jean Coody, Dale Carpenter, Reporter; Susan Tibbals, Catherine Smith, Dr. Hayes. Jheij, aid in the health oft ou i community Mrs. Dickey Sponsor Mrs. Morrow Co-Sponsor ALACHUA FOG SERVICE Gainesville, Florida This page sponsored by: D.F. BURNETT INSURANCE AGENCY l.l. 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SECOND ROW: Ferd Naughton, Albert Davis, Clay Tomlinson, Emily Burnett, Penny Weaver, Ann Ross, Albert Williamson. THIRD ROW: Griffin Blalock, Connie Pepera, Mary Ruth Kramer, Nancy Smith, Thomasina Morrison, Sandra Raines, Mary Jean Franklin, Pug Gross, Florene Morrison, Sandra McLeon, Darlene Mandizara. FRONT ROW: Pasty Dasher, Dale Carpenter, Hart Tomlinson, Rosie Clark, Nancy Tibbals. This page is sponsored by: Re MICKLER'S FOR MEN, BRYAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIVINGSTON MOTOR COMPANY, LUKE BROTHERS, INC. Valdosta, Georgia Americani Latini 'JLatin Imenicann' Albert Davis President Nancy Smith Secretary Glenn Smith Vice-President Clay Tomlinson Treasurer Mrs. Williams, Sponsor Vincit Qui Se Vincit 'He Conquer, Who Conquer f imaetfc' bea i Ruth pneaented b the Junio id Ca t STANDING: Albert Williamson, Virgil Clark, Estelle Walker, Darlene Mandziara, Penny Weaver, Jimmy Lamb, Faye Terry, Albert Davis, Tempie Thomas. SEATED: Ann Kellum, Donnie Evans, Phyllis Howard, Mr. Day, Director; Pat Cantey. Mr. Day Director Mrs. Brown Sponsor Mrs. Morrow Sponsor Mr. Hazzard Sponsor BACK ROW: Sandra Ulm, Becky Dryden, Penny Weaver, Emily Burnett, Mary Grace Hutto, Rachel Norfleet, Helen Merritt. SECOND ROW: Florene Morrison, Judy Burnett, Tenna Bunker, Robbie Cruce, Ann Massey, Barbara Hiers, June Ragans. THIRD ROW: Frances Stewart, Sandra Raifles, Mary Alice DeLoach, Betty Sapp, Linda Gail Harris, Mary Jean Franklin, Wanda Williams, Sircy Rowe, Jo Ann Townsend, Mrs. Browning, Catherine Smith. FRONT ROW: Faye Terry, Pug Gross, Billie Jean Coody, Mary Ellen Selman, Mary Ruth Kramer, Connie Pepera, Francine Millinor, Nancy Smith, Joan Sale, Elizabeth Smith, Wyema Massey, Ruthie Hawkins, Patsy Dasher, Linda Sue Tuten. This page sponsored by: C.C. VARNADOE, Valdosta, Georgia, DR. S.S. SELBY, ORANGE STATE OIL COMPANY, RODDY'S HARDWARE, Valdosta, Georgia Vice-President Nancy Smith Secretary Sandra Ulm Chaplain Pug Gross Parliamentarian Mary Ruth Kramer Historian Rosalind Hutchinson aLy i ulu iviauioi i uaaiuiu uui muiuii thouqhta. LA.I Mrs. Browning Sponsor President Emily Burnett Treasurer Francine Millinor Mr. Dickman Sponsor Steve Knight Secretary Philip Ragans President Freddy Howard Vice-President Bubba Greene Treasurer Clean apeecfi, bp.ontbmanbhifi, ucholaMhip., BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Register, Wayne Coody, Billy Burnett, J.C. Reel, Mr. Dickman. SECOND ROW: Larry McWilliams, Ben Wells, Wallace Dice, Eddie Musser, Charlie Wynn, Jimmy Busby. THIRD ROW: Ken Johnson, Bennett Cozart, Jimmy Scanlon, Wayne Walker, Roy Milliron. FRONT ROW: Steve Knight, Freddy Howard, Phillip Ragans, Bubba Greene. This page sponsored by: THE ROSERY MADISON CLEANERS ROBERT'S DRUG STORE GIBSON PRINTING SUPPLY CO. and livinq. 9 ut une Janmena pave the way GREEN HANDS, BACK ROW: George Hendry, Dwayn Duval, David Horton, Donnie Floyd, SECOND ROW: D.L. Wright, Tommy Lamb, Joe Brown Hendry, Carlie Taylor. FRONT ROW; Kenneth Black, Homer Welch, Sammy Surles, George Woodard. Charles Hewett, Vice- Presi Reporter; Kenneth Singletary, Secretary; Jimmy Lamb, Sen President; Mr. David Smith, Champion corn grower 54 Leanninq to do; Canning, to live; to a Succe Afjul Tutune dent; Wayne Everett, Treasurer; Lex Webb, tinel; Bennett Cozart, Sponsor. CHAPTER FARMERS, STANDING: D.L. Wright, William Hale, Tommy Morse, Richard Sowell, Eugene Davis, Kenneth Singletary, Gerald Hitchcock, Wayne Everett, Steve Carter, Gerald Buchanan, Frank Day, Larry Tuten, Donnie Newsome, Jimmy Williams, Jimmy Floyd, Jackie Kinsey, Jimmy Lamb. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hudson, John Buckhalt, Melvin Ragans, Donald DeLoach, Jimmy Coody, Donald Johnson, Lex Webb, Delbert Hicks, Larry Welch, LaVaugh Bell, Robert Abbott. FRONT ROW: Dale Williams, Maurice Wilkins, David Lovett, George Young, Freddy Howard, Dozier Sapp, Bennett Cozart, Charles H€wett, Howard Tuten, Eugene Bell, Wayne Coody. Doing To Leann; Living, To Se ive. This page sponsored by: RAILWAYS EXPRESS AGENCY, REEVES' FEED STORE, IVEY'S FEED STORE BOGIE BAIT COMPANY Bioloqij. Clam The Biology students show their love for each other by visiting Joan Sale in the hospital. Learning to classify plants is an enjoyment in biology Learning to make starch tests of foods is a part of biology. Learning to recognize hereditary characteristics in animals is made simple. Visiting Beggs Funeral Home to learn how embalming is carried on. Speech Ciana Let’s prove our argument by debating it logically in speech class. we all like to give parties, so why not learn to do it the right way in speech class? Leaving for Tallahassee to attend a dramatic pro- duction at F.S.U. 57 This page sponsored by: SUNWANEE STORE WOODWARD THEATRE SELMAN’S DRUG W.C. COPELAND, JR. Mr. Gerald Hazzard Director Frances Stewart Head Majorette This page sponsored by DAYLIGHT DEPT. STORE MATHIS YEOMANS, Valdosta MICKLERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Pat Cantey Manager Larry McWilliams Assistant Manager Allen Beck, Linda Brothers, Teena Bunker, Judy Burnette, Mary Kay Burnette, Pat Cantey, Sister Cantey, Tom Coody, Billie Jean Coody, Ann Dickenson, Joy Gossman, Sandy Hardee, Benny Harris, Joy Harris, Betsy Harrison, Billy Hart, Donald Joseph, Margaret Kelly, Helen Littleton, Arnold Kramer, Susan McCoy, Sandra McLeod, Larry McWilliams, Nell Norfleet, Tommy Pepera, Jackie Pepera, Peggy Register, Helen Rowell, Martha Selman, Frances Stewart, Larry Tuten, Wanda Williams, Albert Williamson, Betty Ann Wood, Allen Wood. Jhe band addn pep YYla.j.o iette theae lively twinlem lead oun band. Frances Head-Majorette Petra Judy Teena Wanda This poge sponsored by: ECONOMY STORE; HOLTON'S INC. Qlee Thomasina Morrison Accompanist Nancy Tibbals Vice-President Ermagene Lamb Secretary Mavis Buchanan Treasurer % Carolyn Williams President Mr. Gerald Hazard Director Simmie Lou Pickles Librarian Sinqinq keep them Amilinq. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hazard, Director; Thomasina Morrison, Accompanist; Nancy Tibbals, Louise Jordan, Mavis Buchanan, Helen Stokes, Janis Weisz, Carolyn Williams, Mahlon Matheny, Norma Lee Downing, Lou Ellen Chasteen, Kathleen Clayton, Edith Mathis, Maggie Lou Webb, Becky Dryden, Ermagene Lamb, Annie Mathis, Eloise Tuten, Joyce Jackson, Simmie Lou Pickles, Kathryn Jordan, Annie Laurie Phillips. 61 Rachel Norfleet Vice-President Make the moat of} what you have; FIRST ROW, BACK: Laredo Medders, Lou Ellen Chasteen, Barbara Tuten, Betty Rye, Janie Belle Dewey, Wynema Massey, Jo Evelyn Guess, Liz Floyd, Joyce Gay, Helen Merritt, Estelle Walker. SECOND ROW: Simmie Lou Pickles, Carol Gibson, Linda Gail Harris, Mary Alice DeLoach, Rosalind Hutchinson, Ann Massey, Anzie Harris, Jo Ann Townsend, Margaret Walker, Joan Barker, Emmagene Lamb, Teena Bunker, Nancy Smith, Wanda Williams. THIRD ROW: Gayle Ragans, Margaret Dixon, Shirley Davis, Mary Ellen Selman, Janis Weisz, Florene Morrison, Helen Littleton, Helen Grace Hutto, Shirley Thomas, Susan McCoy, Joy Gossman, Martha Selman. FOURTH ROW: Norma Lee Downing, Carmen Buckhalt, Billie West, Sanda McLeod, Nancy Blalock, Sara Helen Floyd, Ann Ross, Griffin Blalock, Betty Fender, Joy Sapp, Sandra Raines, Robbie Cruce, June Ragans, Barbara Heirs. FIFTH ROW: Sissy Wade, Rosa Mable Waring, Kathleen Clayton, Phyllis Howard, Rachel Norfleet, Miss Parker, Johnnie Mae Hollingsworth, Patsy Wells, Rosie Clark, Joan Sale. Miss Mat Parker Sponsor Johnnie Mae Hollingworth President c I u Phyllis Howard Secretary Patsy Wells Treasurer Kathleen Clayton Reporter Whene you have it; when oa have it. CABINET, STANDING, REAR: Miss Parker, Sponsor; Sissy Wade, Cheerleader; Phyllis Howard, Secretary. SEATED, SECOND ROW: Kathleen Clayton, Reporter; Liz Floyd, Field Chairman, Nancy Smith, Publicity Chairman; Johnnie Mae Hollingsworth, President; Rachel Norfleet, Vice-President. FRONT ROW; Joan Sale, Cheerleader; Wanda Williams, Ticket Chairman; Patsy Wells, Treasurer. Libnanij, Council Norma Downing Hazel Young Gayle Ragans Nancy Blalock Reporter Secretary President Vice-President 7hei help make special aMiqnmenta eaai . STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Tuten, Lex D. Webb, Kathleen Clayton, Joyce Gay, Mavis W. Buchanan, Pauline Ward, Franklin Day, Jackie W. Carroll, Mrs. Ulm. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Blalock, Norma L. Downing, Gayle Ragans, Hazel Young, Frances Terry, Susan Knight. 64 This page sponsored by: WALKER'S STORE VONNIE STORE REGISTER CLOTHING COMPANY Valdosta, Georgia MILLER HARDWARE FURNITURE COMPANY Valdosta, Georgia After we arrive. and finish that last minute conversation and our school day begins. Old Glory goes up, Kathleen sews a fine stitch in Home Economics These first year typists develop skill. r--------------------------------------- Good ole American History! A field trip is a welcome outlet Debate teams give us a chance to during a busy day. argue our points. Lunch Period after a mornings work is a welcomed break! 66 Our Trumpeter! 'Tidying up for open house. Lex emphasizes a point during assembly A long walk between classes gives some a break. During activity period die Annual and Devils' Tale take shape. The iast bell rings; and finally—our day is done! We learn cooperation by serving on committees. There’s a mad rush; Open H American Education Week Declamations Students demonstrate for parents. Parents and teachers visit. A Skit Showing off for parents. Homecominq The snake dance ends with a big bonfire. The Pep Club leads the parade. Closely followed by attendants Who make way for our Queen. from each grade, 70 Hiqhliqhtu Gayle has a moment to relax before the dance. A couple enjoying the dance. The Queen and her court have a ring side seat. Even cleaning up is fun.1 71 The excitement is still there as our Queen recalls happy moments of the night before. Halloween Cannival Four ghosts haunt the graveyard where we find this inscription. Our Queens are crowned The Glee Club entertains the Court. - - ' vva .'-.iv -'v'r;v Mr. Brown Mr. Melton Head Coach F.S.U. Intern Jhe Coaches and Captains ofj oun team. CAPTAINS Tommy Edwin Charlie This page sponsored by: FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION 3ootUall Squad BACK ROW: Coach Melton, Bobby Hudson, Wiley Selman, Johnny Burnett, Charles Tibbals, Edwin Browning, Jackie Carroll, Jimmie Cooke, Russell Smith, Wayne Coody, Billy Welch, Ashley Fraleigh, LaVaugh Bell, Tommie Greene, Coach Brown. SECOND ROW: Terry Wells, Jimmy Lamb, Virgil Clark, Glenn Smith, Phillip Ragans, Jimmy Busby, Charlie Wynn, Ken Johnson, Larry McWilliams, Jimmy Register, Bubba Greene, Larry Welch, Ferd Naughton. FRONT ROW: Tommy Lamb, Ben Wells, Billy Burnett, Freddy Bartlam, Eddie Musser, Melvin Wells, Lester Taylor, Johnny Plant, Maury Balock. A schedule to be pnoud ofj! This page sponsored by: HOWERTON SUPPLY CO. MADISON DRUG STORE mi Convenience EDWIN BROWNING Fullback” VIRGIL CLARK Guard FERD NAUGHTON End RUSSELL SMITH Tackle Unophif, Winnenn JACKIE CARROLL TOMMIE GREENE Tackle Halfback Jhe Tiqhtinq Devila WILEY SELMAN CHARLIE WYNN Quarterback Halfback This page sponsored by: KATHLEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP, WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE, LUCILE'S DRESS SHOP EDWIN BROWNING ASHLEY FRALEIGH Fullback Center Displayed thein Beat JOHNNY BURNETT Guard BOBBY HUDSON Center This page sponsored by: EAGLE DEPARTMENT STORE, WYNN-DIXIE STORES JIMMIE COOKE Tackle JIMMY BUSBY End Aa they fjouqht thein. tvai BILLY WELCH WAYNE COODY ' nc Guard This page sponsored by: MORROW INSURANCE AGENCY, CHERRY'S 66 BAKER'S SERVICE STATION, COUNTRY KITCHEN PHILLIP RAGANS Fullback TERRY WELLS End to the M.3.C. Championship Wlanaqens Rick Millinor B TEAM SCHEDULE Monticeilo October 12 Live Oak October 16 Live Oak November 6 There There Here I I This page is sponsored by: RAGAN'S MOTOR COMPANY, ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY 82 We would have gone as baggage! We wish we could go Don't you envy us! Boy's wave last good-bye Bus is off for Green Cove and the Bowl Game! “A Ueam Squad BACK ROW: Janie Belle Dewey, Ann Kellum, Johnnie Mae Hollingsworth, Miss Parker, Mary Ellen Selman, Shirley Davis, Sarah Helen Floyd, Kathleen Clayton. FRONT ROW: Pug Gross, Manager, Jo Evelyn Guess, Pauline Ward, Wynema Massey, Sue Gibson, Emma Lamb, Nell Norfleet, Manager. Scheduled “A Team B Team December 11 Jennings There December 4 Pinetta There December 18 Jasper Here December 15 Lee Here January 18 Greenville Here December 17 Pinetta Here January 22 Mayo There January 4 Day Here January 26 Barwick Here January 7 Lee There January 28 Lake City Here January 28 Lake City There February 8 Green vil le There February 1 Day There February 11 Lake City There February 11 Lake City Here February 18 Mayo Here February 22 Jennings Here B tJeam Squad Billie Jean Coody, Rostflina Huchinson, Helen Grace Hutto, Florida Davis, Sirey Rowe, June Ragans, Teena Bunker, Carmen Buckhalt, Gobbie Cruce, Joan Barker, Billie West. This page sponsored by MADISON COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CANTEY MOTOR COMPANY Sue Gibson Guard Janie Belle Dewey Forward Wyemma Massey Forward Johnnie Mae Hollingsworth Forward Emma Lamb Forward Jo Evelyn Guess Guard Sarah Helen Floyd Forward Ann Kellum Guard SHIRLEY DAVIS Guard MISS MAT PARKER Coach PAULINE WARD Guard KATHLEEN CLAYTON Forward Co-Captain SHELBY JEAN JAMES Score Keeper MARY ELLEN SELMAN Forward Captain Seniotid S. Gibson, S. Davis, K. Clayton, M.E. Selman, P. Ward This page sponsored by: A.R. WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP, SMITH'S DRUG STORE, R.E. COWART, FRALEIGH-ASHLEY Phyllis Howard Rosa Mable Waring This page sponsored by: BUSBY'S GARAGE, BURNETTE'S COTTON GIN VALDOSTA BUTANE GAS COMPANY Joan Sale - Co-Captain Cheen eadenn Sissy Wade - Co-Captain Rosemary Clark This page sponsored by: WARING SON DAIRY, VAN H. PRIEST CO., DUNN FURNITURE CO. A Ueam LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Brown, Ander Gibbs, Lavaughn Bell, Russell Smith, Edwin Browning, David Joseph, Ferd Naughton, Frank Day, Jackie Carroll, Manager. 8 Jeam LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Watson, Barry Kurley, Bobby Rye, Tommy Lamb, Richard Sowell, Jimmy Floyd, Donnie Floyd, Freddy Bartlam, Jimmy Bunting, Sonny Arnold, Horace Parsons. This page sponsored by: FLORIDA BANK AT MADISON LAVAUGHN BELL Guard This page sponsored by: STUDSTILL LUMBER CO. 91 FERD NAUGHTON Guard CHARLIE WYNN RICHARD BROWN Time Keeper Coach This page sponsored by: T. J. BEGGS AND SONS Basketball Snaps Whefie we fiind ztudentu afjten school as� - II .(j IJ YYIM.S. Qnaduatea One of our first football heroes!! One of our former teachers and librarian One of our success ful merchants!! Our favorite soda jerks!! Madison Bank employees all M.H.S. graduates!! These two graduates take time out for fun ! One of our happily married couples!! All of these M.H.S. graduates I BUIKO are now attending A graduate with a baseball future!! Win. Peacock YYln.. Whitlock the coach'a helpen keepn ua ainqinq. 7heq qet us hene safjelq and satisfy oun appetites. ° . • f O Of 'V O o uo r j ; V O ' . ' 0 •' 0‘' ‘Jhanka to you, too covep b myeps