Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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Suellen Seals Martha Selman Phillip Sims Emogene Singletary Elizabeth Smith Linda Smith Carolyn Stokes Sammie Surles Nancy Sweeney Betty Townsend Jo Ann Townsend Linda Tuten Sandra Ulm Margaret Walker Wayne Walker Melvin Wells JUNIORS Billie West Karen Westerman Janie Wiggelsworth Wanda Williams Scotty Wooley David Wynn Jean Zipperer

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JUNIORS Helen Hutto Tommy Lamb Helen Littleton Ronald Mandziara Ann Massey Susan McCoy Dan McCormick Loredo Medders John Mercer Eddie Musser Tommy Perpera William Pinkard Johnny Plant Annelle Ragans Evelyn Ragans Buddy Ragans June Ragans Sandra Raines Sherrell Raker Sircey Rowe Billy Rutherford Donnie Rutherford Joyce Sapp

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Juniors OFFICERS; President, Johnny Plant; Vice-President, Tenna Bunker; Secretary, Susan McCoy; Sergeant at Arms, Charles Armstrong and Buddy Ragans Mrs. Alice Brown Sponsors Mrs. Clare Morrow Mrs. Arlene Norris Footsteps The junior is the soul of the school for it is he who has his footsteps most firmly planted in Madi- son High School. Not the ruler, nor the greenhorn, he is the worker. He does not receive the attention and teasing given to the younger students or the glory or the privileges of the Senior. As Juniors, Madison High boys and girls work together. They begin to think of the future-- college? Work? Marriage? But these thoughts are lost in a maze of chemistry notes. Certainly they will have many moments to remember. Editing the Devil's Tale , our school paper, the magazine sale, which was very suc- cessful, and taking part in the Junior play, Class Ring are memories they will cling to for a long time. They'll remember most though that lovely night in April when dressed in shimmering gown and handsome tux, they will present to the senior—The Prom. The Junior, perhaps, possesses more than any other class the Spirit that makes him the worker of Madison High School. [ 22 ]