Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

Foreword In every stage of civilization light has been symbolic of progress and safety. Always in stormy weather the lighthouse has sent out its beams to the relief of distressed mariners. The growth of science has been in lock-step with the multiplied uses of light. The human soul is brought to its fullest powers and possibilities through the advent of spiritual light. Madison High School in a very real sense has sought to be a beacon light casting its rays along the untried ways of the future. It is hoped that the annual for 1963-64 will serve to reflect this light for the inspiration and joy of those who turn its pages through all the years to come. Alma Mater On our city’s Western border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. Forward, ever, be our watchword, Conquered and prevailed, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, 3 Madison School, all hail. Classes Annual Hey, are those layouts ready? No? What do you mean? Don’t tell me you didn’t know the deadline was today. Combining such abilities as promptness, hard work, and pa- tience, the annual staff has finally met a deadline. Sponsor Sports Staff The information obtained at the Yearbook Work Shop in Gainesville this summer has proved very helpful. With the additional help of our sponsor, Mrs. Browning, and the efforts of the entire staff, we proudly present to you, the students of Madison High School, the 1964 MAHISCO. E Lrnou Co-Editor Copy 5 Faculty Photography ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS Table of Contents CLASSES FACULTY FAVORITES ADMINISTRATION W V Dear Seniors: My hearty congratulations to each member of the 1964 Graduating Class upon your completion of the required course of study at Madison High School. As you look back upon the years of your school life I am sure you have many pleasant memories of the experiences you have enjoyed, it is my hope that you will properly ex- press your appreciation to the people who have helped you reach this stage in your life: your parents, teachers, friends and others. The contribution that you have made to your school and community has been a significant one. Let me urge you to continue to prepare yourself for an even greater contribution in the area of your chosen profession. It is my sincere hope that you will enjoy good fortune in the years ahead. Sincerely, Griffin Bishop Superintendent Dear Seniors, I extend to you my wholehearted congratulations and sin- cere best wishes upon graduation from High School. I have a special place in my heart for all of you, since we began our careers at Madison High School together. Many pages have been turned, many words have been spo- ken, and many joys and disappointments have been shared since you entered the seventh grade. Now you have come to the end of your high school ca- reer and to the beginning of your final preparation for your life’s work. Take this knowledge you have gained here, use it wisely, and settle for nothing but the best for yourselves. The road up will be steep and rough but there is room at the top for those who do not falter. I have thoroughly enjoyed our relationship through the years and stand willing and ready to help each and every one of you in any way I possibly can. Sincerely, Principal MRS. LOUISE BROWNING University of Florida - AB in Math; Florida State University - MA in Math. MRS. ERNESTINE REEDER Florida Southern College - BS in Math. MR. C. C. MATHENY University of Florida - BS in Science; Florida State University - MS in Science. MRS. MAE HAMILTON U niversity of Kentucky - BS in Science; Florida State University. MRS. CAMILLE SPRINGER Mississippi College - BS in Math. Mathematics Science MR. GEORGE SHAW University of Georgia - BBA in Busi- ness Administration; MA in Super- vision and Administration. 10 MRS. OPAL ARGENBRIGHT Madison University - BS, History; University of Florida - M.Ed. Social Studies MRS. JENNOBEL ANDREWS Florida State University - BS in History. MRS. MILDRED ALMAND Florida State University - BS in History. Physical Education MRS. JANICE BROWN Georgia State College for Women - BS in Education; Brewton-Parker Junior College - BS in Physical Ed. MR. HOMER SHELLNUT, Assistant Coach Troy State - BS in Physical Educa- tion, English. MR. JEWETT SPRINGER, head coach Mississippi College - BS in Physical Education. 11 Languages MRS. ALICE BROWN Maryville College - AB in Spanish, English Education; Florida State University - MA, Spanish, English Education. MRS. MARTHA FAUGHT Valdosta State College - AB in English. MRS. SUE WIATT Columbia College - BA in English, Speech. MRS. JANE CANTEY Florida State University - AB English. 12 Guidance Music MRS. LUCILE CHERRY Guidance Counselor; Florida State College for Women - BA in Elemen- tary Education, Social Studies; Florida State University - MA in Guidance; New York University. MR. CLINTON HARRIS Troy State College - BS in Music, History; University of Alabama. MRS. RUBY ULM School Librarian; Florida State University - MS in Library Science. Library MR. DAVID SMITH University of Florida - BS in Agri- culture. Agriculture 13 Business MRS. SHELBY BURFORD School Secretary; North Florida Jun- ior College; Massey Business Col- lege - Secretarial Science. MRS. CAROLYN EDWARDS Florida Southern College - BS in Business; University of Florida - Masters in Education. Home Economics MRS. CLAIRE MORROW Florida State College for Women - BS in Home Economics. 14 FAVORITES Reputation is what men and women think of us; Character is what God and the angels know of us. . . . Anonymous 16 Mr. and Miss M.H.S. VICKI PAGE I CLARENCE JOHNSON Most Attractive WAYNE WEGER BESS WILLIAMS Let thy pure light forever shine, though dimly, through this life of mine. . . . Edith Nesbit 17 Most Talented CISSY MAY GENE MILLER The man who is born with a talent which he is meant to use finds his greatest happiness in using it. . . . Johann von Goethe 18 Most Likely to Succeed HELEN SMITH BOB FRODSHAM Most Congenial SUSAN SMITH FREDDIE SMITH A little season of love and laughter of light and life. Lindsay Gordon Adam 20 Most Popular MARION ARNOLD BILLY WILLIAMS Lead, kindly light ... the night is dark, and I am far from home. . . . John Henry Newman 21 Most Dependable KAYE CHASON CARY HARDEE The burden becomes light which is cheerfully borne. . . . Ovid Most Service to the School ERIC FALK GAIL KELLEY There’s light enough for wot I've got to do. . . . Charles Dickens 23 Most Athletic HARRIET GANDY LEE KINARD To love the game beyond the prize. ... Sir Henry Newbolt Wittiest REID THOMAS MARY VAN HINTON •v ■-. ' ; ' ' - mmm It has been wisely said that we cannot really love anybody at whom we never laugh. . . . Agnes Repplier 25 Vicki, are you having trouble? 26 MHS Snaps The Chicks Chat Ain't She Sweet Those bells do cause confusion. SENIORS inHHBr JAMES ADAMS The world belongs to the energetic - but who wants the world?” CAROLYN AGNER A heart as shy as a wren in the hedgerow. BETTY JEAN ANDERSON Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. VIRGINIA ARLENE ANDERSON Always a smile and a good word. MARION LATRELLE ARNOLD Love seeketh not itself to please; nor for itself hath any care. ETHEL MARIA BELL It is a friendly heart that has friends. These Home Ec. girls have seen the light 28 MARGIE LEE BELL A silent one must be a gift from Heaven. JOHN THOMAS BOULAND Beware! I may do something sensational yet. LYNDA KAYE CHASON It is best to love wisely, no doubt; but to love foolishly is better than not to love at all. LEWIS COOK Silence is for the Saints, I'm human. HARRY COPELAND Another like him would be hard to find. HARRY CLYDE CRAFTON I consider a man an idol who could be employed. Just tell the Governor if he ever needs another chauffeur. 29 CHARLES WAYNE DAVIS I leave my sharp wit to Mrs. Argenbright. She needs some. THOMAS AUGUSTUS DAVIS I'm not very smart, but I’m surely friendly. SARA JEAN DICKINSON She seems quiet and dignified, but ask someone who knows her. CHARLES EDWARD DICKEY I'd like to be shy, but the girls won't let me. BETTY RUTH DIXON No matter what others may be she will always be herself. ” DOUGLAS EUGENE DIXON Friendliness is his greatest asset. Seniors, I just can't make you see the light. 30 DORIS EVLYN DRIGGERS The same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. DORIS ELIZABETH EVERETT Smile and the world smiles with you. ERIC EUGENE FALK Have a good time living cause you're a long time dead. ROBERT SAMUEL FRODSHAM Men of few words are best of all. HARRIET MICHELE GANDY She may be little, but dyna- mite comes in small packages. JOHNNY GASTON I'm short, but so was Napoleon. 31 Smile, Cissy, your're on Candid Camera. BLANCHE GENTRY No Man is an island entirely of himself. ” EDDIE RAYMOND HALE He is very quiet and shy, but, all in all, he is a very honest guy- ANDREW JACKSON HAMMOCK Be not simply good, be good for something. LIBBY HAMMOCK Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. CARY AGUSTES HARDEE Life is too short to worry. DWIGHT CECIL HICKS They made him and threw away the pattern. MARY VANN HINTON A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. JOE HODNETT A charm of personality all his own. LINDA MARIE HURST Sunshine is to prosperity as laughter is to happiness. CLARENCE OSCAR JOHNSON What's mine is yours and what’s yours is mine. DAVID CLINTON JONES The force of his own mind makes his way. LINDA GAIL KELLY Happy am I; from care am I free; why aren't they all like me? But, Mrs. Brown, I want to go to Nassau. LEE AMMON KINARD To hurry or worry is not my creed. ROBBIE LAW The same yesterday, today and tomorrow. FRANKIE LITTLETON Men of few words are best of all. CARMEN CELESTE MAY Her friendly smile and winning personality will bring her success. JERRY McCLUNE The force of his own mind makes his way. GENE MILLER I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. JOHN HILTON MOORE Life is not life without fun. MICHAEL HENRY NEWELL A boy full of mischief, but good.” JOHNNY NORRIS I’m short, but so was Napoleon. SEVIER PAFFORD ODOM JR. He who laughs . . . lasts.' MARGARET VICTORIA PAGE Of all the stars, the fairest. MARTHA SUE PANAWAY All the world loves a smile. BETTY RUTH PAYNE What's a name? I plan to change mine as soon as I can.' ALICE FAY PERKINS ’’Take it easy, have your fun and let the old world flicker GERALD RICHARD PIDGEON A virtuous man has nothing to fear. RICHARD PLAIN I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. JAMES RAGANS A man of few words. MIKE REGISTER The force of his own mind makes his way. Of Course 5 and 5 is 13 36 benny rye I'm educated now, why stay any longer. ANN SHARON SAPP If you can't say what you think, what good is thinking. EUGENE SEVOR Live today because tomorrow might be the day after today. DONALD SIMS Worry never made a great man, so why worry? FREDERICK A. SMITH Of him the wise speak well. SUSAN DIAL SMITH Some stars just twinkle, others shine. 37 Is THIS the vice president’s job? BARBARA GAIL TAYLOR Demure and quiet she is, but yet me thinks there is more beneath. HELEN YVONNE SMITH Life is my college; may I graduate well and earn high honors. REID THOMAS Don't let your studies interfere with your school work. 38 ALLEN JAMES TUTEN Be sure you’re right and go ahead. BETTY SUE TUTEN Who ever loved that loved at first sight. DONNIE TUTEN As many good points as a pack of pins. Now, when Mrs. Browning comes - we'll - SANDRA TUTEN My mind is gay, but my soul melancholy. JOHN TILLMAN WASHINGTON God made me small so he could do a better job of it. DONALD BRUCE WATERS Worry never made a fellow handsome, so why worry. JOHN WAYNE WEBB To be or not to be, that is the question. WAYNE WEGER Hell is a city much like London - a populous and smoking city. DWAIN WELCH It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. 39 WANDA WELCH The course of true love never ran smooth. ” SHARON WILDER There's a language in her eyes, her cheeks, her lips. MARGARET WIGELSWORTH Why worry it causes confusion. BILL CALHOUN WILLIAMS Labor disgraces no man, unfortunately you'll find man that disgraces man - occasionally. CALVIN EDGAR WILLIAMS Why do anything today that can be done tomorrow. EDISON CARROL WILLIAMS Friendliness is his greatest asset. Psst! John, your reflection is bad. 40 EUGENE WILLIAMS He's a quiet boy and shy - all in all, an honest guy. MARGARET ELIZABETH WILLIAMS The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep. NELLIE WILLIAMS Who, When, and Where - Love to talk and talk I will. SARAH ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Let thy speech be better than silence or be silent. GREGORY WAYNE WOODARD It's nice to be natural, when you're natrually nice. SAMUEL EDWARD WORTHINGTON Strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. 41 Parking on the sidewalk??? Left to Right: FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Clarence Johnson, President Wayne Davis, Parliamentarian Bess Williams, Sharon Sapp, Wayne Weger, Secretary Treasurer Vice President Lee Kinard, Sergeant at Arms. 42 MRS. MILDRED ALMAND MRS. ALICE BROWN MRS. MARTHA FAUGHT JUNIORS %;«•� � • . IM � U ««««mM « « 4 u •” « W« � � w )H|r.im� «c V t m t l� � t «'iu h mvm h� « • vn kn rV Ut «VxaX MMV«inm«n( uniMrt ln)UM Of tnVt .«w.xy. w «mil � rlnd|iWft « ( ttw • wnr tkro%l� %tmo«t In u V K . � � k I:i kH%Ii iltMumniU « llw NUuimi I 4lla t% i 5. Oh IVuiWhi Kiftht I iMM «imI lh« Hill «•! UHihl� «M Ikr Vi i I � UvaiUmi of tv� Ar ’MN r l i� | Kr � « l'NU«Vr (•«•bwnairMi .% lhH'1 vUulVy m HiT- Owil � MH r;H U UKht to Amr � W� It� Mx ipiv« � M4«rnl. ! •« liW � W Wtn «IcrxvIovHmt k� V� v� U hI tW Ellen Joan Agnei Larry Alderman Sandra Alderman Rosemary Brinson Effie Dale Cave Betty Suezanne Bevis Linda Lee Blanton Chalice Alford Lucinda Belcher The hands that hold the future James Marion Chance y John McRay Cherry Edward Christmas William Clark William Collins Jackie Cooper William Crews Susan Kathleen Cruse John Davis Kenneth Joseph Dryden George W alton Davis James A. Davis Betty Jean Gibson Mary Kaye Gibson Sharon Kay Green John Hadden Eldon Hammock Joyce Hammock Helen Len Hembree Have those books been censoted? 46 Lynda Hendry Jerome Herring John Howard Patty Hughes William Humphrey Gene Huthinson Jackie Huthinson Lester Kaney Mary Virginia Keen Patsy Kelley Robert Kinsey Annette Lassiter The high light of the morning Break Time” Nancy Matheny Mary Ellen Marsh Dennis McClamma _£___ Dewayne Leslie Judy Livingston Donald McCullough Gail McLeod Lewis McMullen Shirley Merchant Carlena Morrow President Patty, the serious, surrounded by light hearted Juniors JEM Wrong-side shirts are now in style according to Sonny. Charlotte Ragans Lester Register Bill Pfiel Gerri Pickels Shirlene Pidgeon Dale Pulliam Evelyn Rhodes Van Russell Jimmy Sale Marlene Plain Sonny Pridgeon Weekly meeting of the Pop Side Club Allen Williams Donald Williams Ethel Underwood Ann Vickers Ronnie Vickers Sharon Waters Carrol Welch Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Sherry Woodard - Secretary, Allen Williams - Vice President, Patty Hughes - President. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Thomas - Representative, Nancy Matheny - Treasurer. James Agner Frankie Argenbright Robert Baker Sammy Bass Wayne Bass Philip Beck Tommy Bishop Micheal Bland % Jimmy Dawsey Wilmarie Dickey Donald Dixon Martha Dixon Scott Dunham 54 Qhlly Childress JoAnn Ellen Crider Jimmy Clark Susie Daniels Charles Colvin Florence Coody Julian DuRant Howard Drew Carolyn Fox Gloria Gay Shela Gibbs Judy Hill Colin Howerton Louise Humphrey Micheal Humphrey Jerry Hutchinson Linda Hutto Martha Hutto Kemper James 55 Wiley James Sydney Johnson Mary Karstedt Ben Kelly Katrina Lanier Melissa Lee Jean Massey Tommy Matheny Frankie McClamma Beckie Merritt Mae Merchant Bonnie Merritt Gene Merritt Randy Mickler Howard Phillips Kirk Pittman Terry Rangans Richard Ragans Ronnie Ragans Barbara Rooney Martha Rowe Jack Sale Alan Sands John Sevor Jimmy Tibbals Johnnie Tibbals Doris Williamson Scott Wimberely Jimmy Wynn Patricia Wynn ■ MRS. HAMILTON MRS. REEDER MRS. WIATT Left to Right: Mary Helen Karstedt - Treasurer, Frankie Argenbright - President, Elaine Walker - Vice President. 58 Randell Ashley Richard Baker Buster Bass Gordie Bass Roger Bell Charlotte Bembry Edwin Blalock Freddy Bochnia Jeannie Brinson Johnny Bullard Keith Cherry Sarah Clark Linda Collins Claire Cooke John Copeland Sarah Jean Copeland 60 Andy Corrie Colleen Day David Driggers Don Dryden Chip Durant Uveda Eads Micheal Edenfield Dama French Johnny Gibson June Gibson Pat Godwin Mary Ann Greene Steve Greene Wanda Sue Hammock LaMoyne Hancock Jimmie Harrell too BUSY bmoto MOT AVAUAMf Abi ' � MOIO NOT AVAIL A Bit Barbara Harris Cleon W. Hiers, Jr. Barbara Ann Hill Michael Howard Donnie Humphrey Lilia Be van Johnson Carl William Karstedt Sue Knox Jean Long Sandra Louise McClamma Walter McCullough Sandra Kay McLeod Charles Alton Medders Steve Medlin Gene Merritt Jo Ann Miller Elizabeth Anne Mitchell John Henry Musser Margaret Ellen Odom Edward Odom Roy Irwin Prine Jacquelin Louise Purvis Juanita Laverne Ragans Eugene Roberts Larry Sale Sylvia Sapp Ronnie Sauls Teddy Sauls Jackson Lanier Schoelles Gordon Wilson Selman Susan Lee Selman Harvpv FMwarH Smirh Jimmy Smith Linda Smith Edith Sparks Patricia Studstill Billy Sullivan Jean Surles Jimmy Taylor John Taylor Tommy Taylor Raymond Thomas Wenoka Thompson Cowles Tomlinson Ruth Tomlinson Pat Vickers Amanda Webb Dale Webb NO PHOTO Lynda Webb Cindy Welch Peggy Wells Sandra Westerman Billy Williams Christy Worthington Tommy Yarborough MRS. EDWARDS FIRST ROW: Harvey Smith, Sec.; Jack Schoelles, Treas.; Sonny Hiers, Pres. SECOND ROW: Andy Corrie, Sgt. At Arms; June Gibson, Vice President 62 MR. MATHENY MR. SMITH SOT JUNIOR HIGH Wi Willie Agner DeWitt Andrews Mike Barfield Lucille Bass Ann Bembry Mary Ann Bochnia w William Brown Craig Cherry Mary Anne Cherry Mary Christmas tl Suzanne Dawsey Roy Dickey Sherry Dickinson Betty Fraleigh Tommy Gibson Julian Gross Larry Hardee Fran Harrison Janice Hill Mariana Howard Mary Howerton Joel Hutchinson Bobby Jenkins Van Kelly Candy Kinsey Tommy Kiser Jeff Macarages Faye Massey Dannitte Mays Linda McCullough Anna Smith Elizabeth Smith Betty Merritt Glenda Moore Sim Smith Clarence Sparks Frank Napoli Bonnie Oliver Louise Spencer Sharon StillWell Judy Pickles Barbara Pulliam Polly Stokely Sharon Stokes David Purdon Patricia Ragans Sheryl Sutton Sandra Tyson Sybil Ragans Ann Russell Eugene Vickers Jerry Watson Sarah Frances Scanlon Mary Ann Scruggs Marlin Webb David Westerman FIRST ROW: Ann Russell, Parliamentarian; Sybil Ragans, Secretary; Mary Christmas, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Sims Smith, Vice President; Frank Napoli, President. Larry Abbott Melvin Agner Cliff Ayer Billy Joe Bass June Bell Wayne Bell Frances Bishop Sharon Bland George Burnett Nancy Cason Vicki Cave Walter Cave Richard Chewning Gary Childress Glenda Clark Peggy Clark Don Colvin Charles Coody Pauline Coody David Cruse Johnny Cuppett Rebecca Davis Bonnie Dempsey Patricia Diamond Jack Dickinson Jim Die trick ' Jim Drew Frank Durant Ronald Edwards Rex French Anderson Green Lillie Green Frances Gross Mary Gunter Doyle Hammock Sarah Harris Carlton Hill Beverly Hughes Janice Humphrey Jesse Hutchinson Linda Hutto William Jones Mike Kelly Eugene Leslie Mary Long Ma£k Milner Robbie Morrow Elizabeth Naughton James Odom Ernest Page Susan Peters Eston Phillips Charlotte Pinkard Daniel Pinkard Barbara Ragans Blanche Ragans Gerald Ragans James Ray Debra Rutherford Emmet Sanders Gail Sands Laura Schoelles William Selman Julia Serman Mary Sheffield Gail Stokes Evelyn Taylor Mike Taylor Stuart Thompson Mary Lu Tyson Louis Vickers Wendell Vickers Hugh Waller Jean Warren Mavis Webb Virginia Wells Micheal Williams Linda Williams Left to Right: Tim Sanders, President; Betty Naughton, Secretary; Gerald Ragans, Vice President; Cliff Ayer, Treasurer. Seventh Grade Favorites TIM SANDERS DAVID PURDON POLLY STOKELY Eighth Grade Favorites BETTY NAUGHTON Eleventh Grade Favorites DON WILLIAMS CHARLIE DICKEY WANDA WELCH Twelfth Grade Favorites ANN RAGANS Spanish SPANISH I Club FIRST ROW: Terry Ragans, Florence Coody, Mae Merchant, Bonnie Hamilton, Sara Wiatt. SECOND ROW: Melissa Lee, Martha Rowe, Jackie Cooper, Suzanne Burnette. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hammock, Martha Dixon, Susan Cruce, Patsey Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Richard Milner, Randy Mickler, Allen Sands, Howard Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Kemper Ragans, Sidney Johnson, Frankie Argenbright, Scott Dunham. OFFICERS Frankie Argenbright, President; Allen Sands, Treasurer; Mae Merchant, Secretary; Sidney Johnson, Vice President. Spanish Club SPANISH II FIRST ROW: Wayne Davis, Cary Hardee, Jimmy Sale, Harry Copeland, Van Russell, William Clark. SEC- OND ROW: Gail Kelly, Betty Dixon, Sharon Sapp, Elizabeth Event, Helen Smith, Sharon Wilder, Barbara Taylor, Vickie Page, Mary Carol Naughton, Bess Williams, Patty Hughes. THIRD ROW: Robert Frodsham, Clarence Johnson, Mary Vann Hinton, Cissy May, Blanche Gentry, Alice Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Frankie Littleton, Hilton Moore, John Bouland, Len Hembry, Judy Livingston, Shirley Merchant, Carlena Morrow. OFFICERS Cary Hardee, President; Mary Vann Hinton, Treasurer; Mary Carol Naughton, Secretary; Jimmy Sale, Vice President. 75 Future Homemakers FIRST ROW: Euveda Eads, Sarah Clark, Becky Meddlin, Sue Knox, Judy Livingston, Missy Morrow, Sherry Woodard, Martha Panaway, Sandra McCleod, Irma Day, Patricia Studstill, Peggy Wells, Rosemary Brinson, Ann Ragans, LaMoyne Hancock. SECOND ROW: Pat Godwin, Sara Copeland, Ruth Tomlinson, Claire Cook, Jeannie Brinson, Dama French, Harriet Gandy, Linda Hendry, Gloria Gay, Marlene Plain, Mary Ann Green, Mary Kay Gibson, Jackie Cooper, Marie Napoli, Marion Arnold, Lucretia Thomas. THIRD ROW: June Gibson, Cindy Welch, Sandra Westerman, Susan Selman, Randi Ashley, Susie Daniels, Linda Collins, Sandra McClamma, Lynda Webb, La verne Ragans, Susan Weger, Mary Lou Parrish, Mary Helen Karstedt. 76 FIRST ROW: Mary Carol Naughton, President; Judy Livingston, Vice President; Missy Morrow, Secre- tary; Sherry Woodard, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Parish, Vice President of Public Relations; Mary Hellen Karstedt, Historian. Future Farmers of America THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FIRST ROW: Freddie Bochnia, Edward Odom, Bill Williams, Walter McCullough, Larry Sale, Gordie Bass, Harvey Smith, Robert Baker, Jimmy Taylor, Pat Vickers, Don Dryden, Tommy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Howard Drew, Richard Ragans, Donnie Tuten, Sammy Bass, John Copeland, William Crews, Melvin Ham- mock, John Washington, Richard Plain. THIRD ROW: Gene Sevor, Joseph Dryden, Marion Chancey, Gene Merritt, Dickie Tuten, Douglas Dixon, Don McCullough, Dewayne Leslie, Jimmy Pearce, Wally Davis, Johnny Gaston, Eugene Guess, Eddie Hale, Lewis Cook, Tommy Matheny, Jack Sale, Eldon Hommock. FOURTH ROW: Ben Kelly, Junior Odom, Kirk Pittman, Wayne Bass, David Jones, Dwain Welch, Carroll Williams, Donald Waters, Billy Collins, Charlie Floyd, Ronnie Vickers, Franklin McClamma, Buster Bass, Calvin Williams, Benny Rye, Lee Kinard, Wayne Webb, Jerry McClune, Teddy Sayls. FIRST ROW: Reporter - Junior Odom: V. President - Donnie Tuten; President - Eddie Hale; Sentinel - Lee Kinard. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Smith; Secretary - John Gaston, Chaplain - Douglas Dixon. Speech Club FRONT ROW: Susan Smith, Treasurer; Helen Smith, Secretary. BACK ROW: Wayne Davis, Parliamentarian; Billy Williams, President; Lester Kaney, Vice President. SEATED: Blanche Gentry, Bess Williams, Martha Panaway, Betty Dixon, Gail Kelley, Helen Smith, Elizabeth Everett, Lucretia Thomas. BACK ROW: Wayne Davis, Jimmy Davis, Lester Kaney, Cary Hardee, Billy Williams, Reid Thomas, Clarence Johnson, Mrs. Wiatt, Susan Smith, Kaye Chason, Vickie Page, Charlie Dickey, John Bouland, Wayne Weger. 78 e t a C 1 u b Len Hembree, Secretary; Wanda Welch, Treasurer; Mary Carol Naughton, Vice President; Vickie Page, President. FIRST ROW: Mae Merchant, Florence Coody, Pattie Hughes, Sharon Wilder, Kaye Chason, Shirley Merchant, Jackie Cooper, Terry Ragans, Missy Morrow. SECOND ROW: Mary Helen Karstedt, Len Hembry, Elaine Walker Mary Carol Naughton, Helen Smith, Evelyn Rhodes, Patsy Kelley, Alice Perkins, Wanda Welch, Bess Williams, THIRD ROW: Scott Dunham, James Sale, John Bouland, Howard Phillips, Bob Frodsham, Eric Falk, Buddy Had- den, Victoria Page. 79 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Wayne Weger - President, Len Hembree - Vice President, Missy Morrow - Secretary, Shirley Merchant - Treasurer. Science Club FRONT ROW: Van Russell, Jimmy Davis, William Clark, Jimmy Sale, Ronny Nolan. BACK ROW: Wayne Weger, Clarence Johnson, Len Hembree, Carlena Morrow, Shirley Merchant, Bill Pfiel, Johnny Bouland. 80 SCIENCE CLUB NEW MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Kemper James, Allen Sands, Jerome Mercer, Ronnie Sutton, Sidney Johnson, Joe Hembree, Johnny Cherry, Steve Stout, Buddy Register, Bobby Kinsey, Allen Williams, Jimmy Adams. BACK ROW: Frankie Argenbright, Jimmy Dawsey, Buckey Christmas, Melessa Lee, Florence Coody, Bonnie Hamliton, Judy Livingston, Mae Merchant, Elaine Walker, Mary Carol Naughton, Sherry Woodard, Howard Phillips, Bob Frodsham, Eric Falk. Girl’s 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Ann Mitchel, LaMoyne Hancock, Jan Hadden, Becky Medlin, Sara Jean Copeland, Laverne Ragans, Mary Ann Green, Linda Smith, Randi Ashley, Lilia Johnson, Doris Williams, Wenoka Thomp- son, Jean Long. SECOND ROW: Elaine Walker, Susie Surles, Lynda Webb, Terry Ragans, Sara Wiatt, Suzzanne Burnett, Jo Ann Miller, Sharon Taylor, Shirlene Pidgeon, Margaret Odom, Onita Sparks, Betty Bevis. THIRD ROW: Jean Massey, Martha Hutto, Susan Selman, Amanda Webb, Sandra McClamma, Connie Shaw, Jackie Cooper, Marie Napoli, Mary Kay Gibson, Lecretia Thomas, Martha Sue Panway, Sandra Westerman, Sara Clark, Ruth Tomlinson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Parish, Susan Wegar, Diane Hancock, Martha Rowe, Melissa Lee, Suzanne Knox, Claire Cook, Jeannie Brinson, Dama French, Pstricia Studstill, Christie Worthington, Euveda Eads, June.Gibson, Cindy Welch. OFFICERS Terry Ragans - Secretary Elaine Walker - Vice President Betty Bevis - Council Delegate Martha Panaway - President 82 Math Club FIRST ROW: Ronny Nolan, William Clark, Lynda Webb, Len Hembree, Bob Frodsham, Richard Millner. SECOND ROW: Reid Thomas, Wayne Weger, Cary Hardee, Eugene Williams, Eric Falk, Wayne Davis. Future Nurses FIRST ROW: Cissy May, Sandra Alderman, Sharon Waters, Wanda Welch, Kathryn Thomas, Sharon Taylor, Jackie Cooper. SECOND ROW: Barbara Taylor, Marvella Warren, Jackie Hutchinson, Evelyn Rhodes, Linda Hurst, Betty Payne, Margaret Williams, Patricia Wynn. THIRD ROW: Lucretia Thomas, Lucinda Belcher, Joan Ager, Joyce Hammock, Doris Williams, Shirlene Pidgeon, Jean Massey. FOURTH ROW: Annette Lassiter, Jean Woodall, Carolyn Fox, Judy Hill, Alice Perkins, Maria Napoli, Gail McLeod, Vonnie Thomas, Margie Bell. Left to Right: Cissy May - President, Sandra Alderman - Treasurer, Wanda Welch - Secretary, Sharon Waters - Vice President. 84 Car Club FIRST ROW: Allen Williams, Sarah Jean Copeland, Uveda Eads, Edward Odom. SECOND ROW: William Clark, Daniel Tolar, Tommy Davis, Tommy Yarbrough, Mike Howard, Billy Williams. THIRD ROW: Bobby Kinsey, Johnny Cherry, Allen Tuten, Bill Pfiel, John Bouland, Charlie Dickey. OFFICERS L - R: Sponsor - Jewett Springer, Vice President - Bill Pfiel, Treasurer - Johnny Bouland, Secretary - Sara Jean Copeland, President - Johnny Cherry. 85 FIRST ROW: Gene Sevor, Lee Kinard, Howard Barker, Reid Thomas, Billy Williams, Ronnie Ragans, Allan Sands, Frankie Argenbright. SECOND ROW: Charlie Dickey, Freddie Smith, Ronnie Nolan, Kenny Walker, Joe Hembree, Randy Mickler, Sidney Johnson. THIRD ROW: Allen Tuten, Bill Pfiel, Buckey Christmas, Hilton Moore, Jimmy Davis, Buddy Register, Ronnie Sutton. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Weger, Clarence Johnson, Bobby Kinsey, Johnny Cherry, Don Williams, Gary Ha ire. 86 OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Clarence Johnson - President, Buddy Regis- ter - Vice President. SECOND ROW: Don Williams - Secretary, Billy Williams - Treasurer. Inter-Act FRONT ROW: Frankie Argenbright, Sidney Johnson, Bobby Kinsey, Steve Stout, William Clark, Van Russell, Lester Kaney, Gene Miller. SECOND ROW: Bucky Christmas, Jimmy Adams, Cary Hardee, Eric Faulk, Harry Copeland, Wayne Davis, Bob Frodsham, Jimmy Davis. BOY'S AND GIRL’S STATE Harry Copeland Clarence Johnson Cary Hardee Helen Smith 87 Library Council STATE LIBRARY OFFICERS Marie Bell Corresponding Secretary Eric Falk State President 88 Library Council FIRST ROW: Eric Falk, Jimmy Adams, Linda Blanton, Gail McLeod, Robbie Law, Sandra Tuten, Donnie Tuten Harry Crafton, Marie Bell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ulm, Lewis Cook, Sonny Pridgeon, Bill Pfiel, Don Williams, Dennis McClamma, Johnny Norris, Mike Register, Andrew Hammock, Wayne Webb, Betty Sue Tuten, Dwight Hicks, Gregory Woodward. THIRD ROW: Glen Collins, Freddie Smith. OFFICERS Gail McLeod, Secretary: Linda Blanton, Vice President; Jimmy Adams, President. STANDING: Donnie Tuten, Reporter; Sandra Tuten, Chaplain; Robbie Law, Treasurer; Harry Crafton, Parliamentarian. Red-Devil Marching Band FIRST ROW: Cissy May, Susan Smith, Vicki Page, Sara Dickinson, Kaye Chason, Nancy Matheny. SECOND ROW: Ann Mitchell, Diane Hancock, Mike Edenfield, Mike Bland, Barbara Harris, Christie Worthing- ton, Patrica Studstill, Betty Fraleigh, Ann Russell, Betty Naughton, June Gibson, Mary Ann Scruggs, Bill Selman, Elaine Walker, Fran Harrison. THIRD ROW: Richard Pidgeon, Bob Shultz, Andy Corrie, Judy Humphrey, Marvella Warren, Julia Sirmons, Elizabeth Smith, Larry Hardee, Billy Childress, Betty Jean Gibson, Randy Ashley, Jeanie Brinson, Susan Selman, Connie Shaw, Shirlene Pidgeon. FOURTH ROW: Kirk Pittman, Ed Worthington, Phillip Beck, Eugene Roberts, Lemoyne Hancock, Sue Knox, Mary Ellen Marsh, Jimmy Tibbals, Carl Whigham, Danin Mays, Eugene Wilder, Mike Humphrey, Sara Copeland. BAND OFFICERS 90 FIRST ROW: Nancy Matheny, Susan Smith, Vicki Page. SECOND ROW: Kirk Pittman, Shirlene Pidgeon, Cissy May, Charles Corvin. M.H.S. Majorettes KAYE CHASON 1,2, 3, 4 SARA DICKINSON 2,3,4 NANCY MATHENY 1,2,3 L-R: Cissy May, Vicki Page, Kaye Chason, Nancy Matheny, Sara Dickinson, Susan Smith. CISSY MAY 1,2, Capt. 3,4 VICKI PAGE 1,2,3, Capt. 4 SUSAN SMITH 1, Capt. 2, 3, Head Majorette 4 91 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Smith, Pat Ragans, Sherry Woodard, Suzanne Burnette, Diane Hancock, Claire Cooke, Gail Kelley. SECOND ROW: Tim Sanders, Joe Hodnett, Chip DuRant, Mike Register, Edward Odom, Ronnie Ragans, Jimmy Davis, Ronnie Sutton, Gerald Ragans, Mark Milner. DEPUTIES FIRST ROW: Debbie Rutherford, Betty Naughton, Sharon Sapp, Bonnie Hamilton, Len Hembry, Dama French, Annett Lasseter. SECOND ROW: Charlie Dickey, Lavonne Wray, Craig Cherry, Tommy Gibson, Gordie Bass, Joe Hembry, Jack Schoelles, Sidney Johnson. 92 Student Council Officers PRESIDENT Bob Frodsham RECORDING SECRETARY Helen Smith TREASURER Judy Livingston HISTORIAN Susan Selman VICE PRESIDENT Jimmy Adams CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Shirley Merchant PARLIAMENTARIAN William Clark CHAPLAIN Harry Copeland 93 Inter Club Council FIRST ROW: Vicki Page, Helen Smith, Mary Carol Naughton, Pattie Hughes, Judy Livingston, Shirley Merchant. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Adams, Clarence Johnson, Frankie Argenbright, Cary Hardee, Billy Williams, Wayne Weger. THIRD ROW: William Clark, Bob Frodsham, Jimmy Davis. We're Ready 94 The Inter Club Council is part of the Student Council consisting of the presidents of the classes and clubs. The council aids' the Student Council and its officers, and tries to be ready for anything that may occur. Music Lightens the Load FIRST ROW: Mary Van Hinton, Marion Arnold, Harriet Gandy, Gloria Gay, Betty Payne, Linda Hurst. SECOND ROW: Andrew Hammock, Dennis McClamma, Sidney Johnson, Sharon Sapp, Sara Jean Dickinson, Ann Ragans, Kathryn Thomas, Elaine Walker, Shirlene Pidgeon, Robbie Law, Doris Driggers. THIRD ROW: Annette Lassiter, Wilmarie Dickey, Charles Colvin, Gene Miller, Sharon Waters, Bob Schultz, Mike Register, Jere Burnette. 95 Future Teachers L-R, FIRST ROW: Susan Cruce, Jackie Hutchinson, Sharon Taylor, Jackie Cooper, Maria Napoli, Sharon Greene, Barbara Taylor, Sandra Alderman, Patsy Kelly, Betty Bevis, Bess Williams, Harriet Gandy, Lynda Hendry, Rosemary Brinson, Sara Jean Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Betty Dixon, Helen Smith, Gail Kelley, Sharon Waters, Martha Dixon, Gloria Gay, Susie Daniels, Sarah Wiatt, Melissa Lee, Martha Rowe, Suzanne Burnette, Terry Ragans, Donna Tuten, Marion Arnold, Ann Ragans. THIRD ROW: Andrew Hammock, Clarence Johnson, Don Williams, Buddy Register, Van Russell, Junior Odom, William Clark. F.T.A. OFFICERS Betty Dixon - Secretary, Patsy Kelly - Chaplain, Gail Kelly - Vice President, Helen Smith - President. Madison 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Kemper James, Mickey Tuten, Sammy Bass, Howard Phillips, Tommy Bishop, John Washington, Dwight Hicks, Allen Tuten, Tommy Davis, Allen Williams, Alton Medders. SECOND ROW: Johnny Tibbals, Eugene Roberts, Jack Sale, Scott Wimberly, James Agner, Ronnie Nolan, Jerry Herring, Bill Pfiel, Jimmy Pearce, Bill Kartstedt. THIRD ROW: Johnnie Musser, Wally Davis, Gene Guess, Billy Childress, Daniel Tolar, Jere Burnette, Johnny Gibson, Jack Schoelies, Edwin Blalock, Phillip Beck, Johnny Bullard. FOURTH ROW: Willey James, Mike Brock, Carl Whig am, Larry Sale, William Crews, Jimmy Tibbies, Jules DuRant, Colin Howerton, Billy Sullivan, Bub Cherry, Jimmy Smith. Four-H Club is a program for young people who take part in farming, homemaking, community service, and other ac- tivities. They apply the latest scientific ideas to many pro- jects as they search for better ways to do things in their homes and on their farms. The 4-H motto is Make The Best Better. 98 Junior High Snaps Our Junior High Students appear to enjoy our new reading Lab. This is English Class, David, not a Candid Camera session. 99 Junior High Snaps! Abstract, or Modern, girls? Eighteen hands are better than two. ACTIVITIES Homecoming Queen WANDA WELCH A smile from the Queen Wanda awaits the parade 1963 Homecoming Homecoming! The boys swam valiantly down the field in the face of the worst storm in ages, only to lose in a 26 to 14 battle with Lowndes County. Queen Wanda Welch, attended by her charming court, was crowned that afternoon amidst the splendor of flowers and the adoring admiration of her fellow students. 1964 Halloween King and Queen DON WILLIAMS LYNDA HENDRY 104 Big things are being achieved. s t u d e n t S What do we do now? Hours of deep concentration. . . .Now, how do I get out? . . . .The most famous lunchroom. I can't work it, can you? Big Red is going places now!!! 105 Advanced money-making class! Curlers at school? 106 Lunchroom Staff Mrs. Smith Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Smith. Lunchroom Staff and Janitors Dorthy Butler, Cassie Thomas, Bernice Martin, Rebecca Weatherspoon. James Persley and Joe Hardy The Madison Red Devils started the season without the services of seven- teen lettermen who were lost through graduation. The boys who were left have been a very determined group of young men with whom I am very proud to be associated. Record wise they have not had a good football team, but in every other sense it has, in my opinion, been very good. They have out played almost every opponent and at no time did they quit” until the game's end. Coach Jewett Springer V arsity FIRST ROW: Buddy Register, Sonny Pridgeon, Allen Tuten, Billy Williams, Gene Sevor, Reid Thomas, Randy Mickler, Tommy Davis, John Bouland. SECOND ROW: Bill Pfiel, Jimmy Davis, Bucky Christmas, Hilton Moore, Howard Phillips, Gary Haire, Ronnie Nolan, Carol Welch, Wayne Weger. THIRD ROW: Kirk Pittman, Johnny Cherry, Lester Kaney, Kenny Walker, Don Will- iams, Sidney Johnson, Frankie Argenbright, Lee Kinard, Clarence Johnson, Gene Hutchinson. 110 Go for a touchdown. . .Weger. . .let's go! F i g h t i n g R e d Hey, Buddy, where's the game? D e -i j There lies the body of Santa Fe v With a big tough team they tried To play. -« They roared down the field carrying That ball, And they ran into a solid stone wall. Now don't you people go against our red hot team Or we'll melt you down like vanilla ice cream. s Okay, boys - No horsing around. ■ Red-Devil Offense FIRST ROW: Bucky Christmas, Frankie Argenbright, Billy Williams, Randy Mickler, Reid Thomas, Hilton Moore, Clarence Johnson. SECOND ROW: Wayne Weger, Lee Kinard, Ronnie Ragans, Buddy Register. 7 , «L Red-Devil Defense FIRST ROW: Bucky Christmas, Johnny Cherry, Lee Kinard, Reid Thomas, Frankie Argenbright, Clarence Johnson. SECOND ROW: Billy Williams, Wayne Weger, Buddy Register. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Ragans, Sonnv Pridgeon. 13 JOHN BOULAND 1,4 TOMMY DAVIS 1,2, 3,4 Center R e d D e v • 1 1 s 114 Guard CLARENCE JOHNSON 1,2, 3, 4 End All Conference 3,4 Big Bend - First Team LEE KINARD 3,4 Fullback All Conference 4 Big Bend - First Team HILTON MOORE 1.2. 3,4 Tackle All Conference 4 Comeback. . .Comeback! BILLY WILLIAMS One down, one to go. 1,2, 3, 4 C. J., could you be having trouble? Billy C. We see you! 117 HOMER SHELLNUT Madison High School must consider itself lucky this year to have had a fairly successful year in the eyes of the sports world. This success is due to much time and effort spent toward the program by our coaching staff. Coach Springer’s and Coach Shellnut’s dili- gent work has paid off with winning football and basketball teams. Speaking for the stu- dents and teachers as well as for our com- munity, we say, “Thanks, Coaches.” --Clarence Johnson 118 JEWETT SPRINGER This year’s B team did not have a successful year as for as won and lost records go; although losing two games, the Baby Red Devil’s held opponents to a total of twenty-five points, the highest number scored was thirteen in the Monticello game. This indicates the fine defen- sive desire on the part of each individual to have a successful ball club. This year’s team was probably the least experienced of any I have coached during my short stay at Madison. In each game, we saw at least two opportunities failed deep in opponents territory. Had we had some much needed experience and football background, I believe, we could have turned these scoring opportunities into touchdowns. I think these boys realize now, that short distances determine first downs, completed passes, and touchdowns. I hope as a goal we gained these insights through experience, and these boys will return next year with their same desire and accomplish some of these short distances. I was blessed by associating with these boys. Coach Homer Shellnutt Junior Varsity FIRST ROW; Tommy Yarborough, Richard Milner, Harvey Smith, Richard Baker, Chip DuRant, Pat Vickers, Sonny Hiers, Johnny Gibson. SECOND ROW: Rip Prine, Don Selman, Bub Cherry, Kemper James, Jack Schoelles, Mickey Tuten, Johnny Musser, Tommy Bishop. THIRD ROW: Buster Bass, Larry Sale, Allen Williams, Dale Pulliam, Ben Kelly, Tommy Matheny, Alan Sands. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Sutton, Johnny Odom, Mike Bland, Jimmy Tibbals, Jules DuRant. 119 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Carroll Welch, Wayne Weger, Tommy Davis, Dwight Hicks, Allen Tuten, Ronnie Ragans, Jerome Mercer. SECOND ROW: Freddy Smith, Charlie Dickey, Jerry Herring, John Howard, Clarence Johnson. The bright lights in the gymnasium contrasted directly to the warmth and color on the side lines as the Big Red prepared to begin. The Red and White were again matching their skill and ability to come out ahead. . . From the moment of the referee’s whistle the heads of the crowd began to sway from side to side, goal to goal, and the Devil's progress was measured in gasps, sighs, groans, and shrieks. Score- keepers searched frantically for the next highest number as the seconds ticked away. Then came that impossible moment when the shot that would win or lose the game for the Red Devil's rolled care-free around the rim of the basket. Will it or won't it? A roar from the Big Red fans announced that it would ..........................Then the referee's whistle was drowned by the lung-power of the winning team, as the fans, more exhausted than the team, left the gym with an expression of satisfaction. 120 Dwight Hicks Allen Tuten Seniors Junior Varsity Basketball STANDING: Ronnie Sutton, Dennis McClamma, Sidney Johnson, Kenny Walker, Frankie Argenbright, Charles Colvin, Jimmy Tibbals, Jimmy Dawsey, Tommy Bishop, Gary Haire, Edward Odom. KNEELING: Coach Jewett Springer. Big Red, These girls have really added the spirit this year. It’s All in the Game It only hurts when I hit. . .! Can you believe it? The cameraman got tired before the players! Can You tell the difference . . . ? Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Sonny Pridgeon, Wayne Weger, Kenny Walker, Lester Kaney, Sidney Johnson, Ronnie Ragans, Tommy Yarborough, Tommy Davis. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Dawsey, Tommy Bishop, William Clark, Ronnie Sutton, Joe Hembree, John Howard, Frankie Argenbright, Coach Homer Shellnut. THIRD ROW: Bubba McMullen, Ben Kelly, Franklin McClamma, Johnny Bullard. 124 Tommy Davis Managers KNEELING: Gary Childress and Joe Hembree. STANDING: Johnny Bullard and Scott Dunham. Varsity Track FIRST ROW: Hilton Moore, Sonny Pridgeon, Jimmy Davis, Sidney Johnson, Bill Pfiel, Howard Phillips, Kirk Pittman, Tommy Davis. SECOND ROW: Alan Sands, Bob Kinsey, Jack Schoelles, Sonny Hiers, John Howard, Arlie Tyson, Billy Williams, Joe Hembree. THIRD ROW: Van Russell, Gary Haire, Billy Williams. “B” Team Cheerleaders Left to Right: Mae Merchant, Claire Cook, Linda Hutto, Suzanne Burnette, Sarah Wiatt, Mary Lu Parrish. Wayne, what are you and Susan doing? 128 RUN! DONNA, RUN! Man, don't they look tough? OUCH! That hurts. The Winning Team mz i 0� , Co-Captain HARRIET GANDY Co-Captain BESS WILLIAMS Red Devil Cheerleaders 129 juov «n- JUDY LIVINGSTON MISSY MORROW 130 MARY CAROL NAUGHTON PATTY HUGHES LYNDA HENDRY ed Devjjs ANN RAGANS Kick Off! Hey, wait on me! Wrong jump, Mae! THE MAY SHOP shcn Compliments of Compliments of WILSON AUTO Compliments of MORROW INSURANCE DUNN FURNITURE Compliments of CRANDELL’S 134 Eat at YELLOW PINE RESTAURANT Students - Faculty We Serve You Compliments of SMITH JEWELRY AND GIFTS Regular Dinners 75£ and 95£ With Pleasure Phone 973-6502 Also Madison, Florida Short Orders Meals 24 Hours Phone 973-8108 MR. AND MRS. RALPH WILLIAMS Compliments From Your Ford Dealer HARDEE MOTOR COMPANY Madison, Fla. 135 Phone 973-2390 EAGLES, INC. Your Friendly Store Madison, Florida VICKERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Compliments of ROBERTS The Friendly Druggist Dial 973-6121 Madison, Fla. Congratulations to the Graduates ! VALDOSTA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 509 N. 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Obeying will be a wise man, Whose honors the Earth will ring. 'a 152 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -1h« Wo.I f« « .' «.«Mi A � .—4�