Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

iltahiscn Che Class of 1965 presents Htahiscn Chrmigh the |Jears ittatitstin Ijigh j duwl Hlabtatm, JfWtfca Jfim'hmrit In your hands you hold a memory. It is a memory of an outstanding year at Madison High. We, the senior class of 1965, present this 1965 MAHISCO to you. Each time you look through this book you will hear the bells, the gay laughter of your fellow students. Can’t you hear your teachers now? “Get rid of that chewing gum. Get that shirt tail in. Do you have a pass?” This is a treasure book of memories, a history of the past year. It is MAHISCO THROUGH THE YEARS. Afcmhustratum mb Jfantlt r (JTlasaes v ,' r .. '. J twritea :r pS ©rgaitfeatuma M v ITi� iiin Art ih it tea 1 T'- JH| i sporta ■r-V. 1 :, J .; J|gi i 11 hi p 44|e J It is to the memory of Alex H. Gee Smith that we dedicate this 1965 issue of the Mahisco. As a member of the Madison County School Board for eight years he worked conscientiously and diligently for a better Madison County school system. As a business man and civic leader he always strived for a better Madison community. His work with young people in the summer recreational program and in promoting Little League Baseball has endeared him to our hearts. Although his death was sudden and untimely his memory will remain a guiding light for our lives for many years to come. SCHOOL BOARD - 1962 TOP ROW: Mr. Griffin Bishop, Mr. T. P. McLeod Jr., Mr. Alex H. Smith, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Billy Bailey, Mr. Bob Milner, Mr. John H. Phillips Left: Mr. MackPrimm, Right; Mr. Alex H. Smith 1%5 lilahtsto In future years as you are thumbing through the pages of this Mahisco we sincerely hope that we have captured the memorable events which have made this a truly outstand- ing year for you. The Senior Class of 1965 presents to you, after many long hours of preparation, the 1965 Mahisco. Editor - CQaA Co-Editor - Sponsor Photography Editors Layout 6 Classes Activities Clubs Sports Sales Books Dear Seniors: May I offer you hearty congratulations upon graduation from Madison High School. This accomplishment is a major step in your preparation for the years ahead. 1 am sure you realize it is now up to you to build upon this foundation that you have been busy preparing for the past twelve years. I have enjoyed my relationship with you, and I sincerely hope that I have made some small contribution that will make you a better citizen and a more successful individual. The entire faculty and 1 wish you the best of luck in all of your undertakings. Sincerely, MACK PRIMM 10 Dear Seniors: My sincere congratulations to each of you as you complete the required course of study at Madison High School and receive your diploma. It takes a great many things to make a good school program. One of the most important requirements is a good student body. Let me thank you for the contribution his senior class has made to our school during your high school career. You have not only shown interest and dedication to your own success but an interest in the improvement of the entire school program. I am sure your fine attitude will reflect well on the entire student body as well as yourself. I am confident you will continue to make a significant contribution in {he endeavor of your choice. It is my sincere wish for each of you that you will set your standards high and by your efforts achieve the good things in life. If at any time our office can be of help to you we will count on you to call. Sincerely, GRIFFIN BISHOP Superintendent 11 L AGRICULTURE Mr. David Smith BS in Agriculture University of Florida You mean none of you are going to college. BUSINESS Mrs. Carolyn Edwards BS in Business Florida Southern College MA in Education University of Florida BUSINESS Mrs. Carol Thomas School Secretary Spring Grove High School Majored in Business GUIDANCE Mrs. Lucile Cherry Guidance Counselor BA in Elem. Education. Social Studies Florida State College for Women MA in Guidance Florida State University What is so funny, Terry? LANGUAGE Mrs. Alice Brown AB in Spanish. English Ed. Maryville College MA in Education Florida State University You better learn to like this because you are going to learn it. LANGUAGE Mrs. Martha Faught AB in English Valdosta State College LANGUAGE Mrs. Sue Wiatt BA in English, Speech Columbia College So this is how Sherry gets her good grades. LIBRARY Mrs. Ruby Ulm School Librarian BS in Education MS in Library Science Florida State University MATHEMATICS Mrs. Louise Browning AB in Math University of Florida MA in Math Florida State University Now, what does that little symbol mean? MATHEMATICS Mrs. Lois King AB in Math, Music, Education Western College MA in Math Miami University MATHEMATICS Mrs. Camille Springer BS in Math Mississippi College IthinkI to V 1 1 i t'j ii , rr’JH- 3 1 L 1 MUSIC Mr. Donald E. Thompson Band and Chorus Director BA in Music Way land Baptist College MM in Voice and Opera Florida State University What’s going on here? PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Janice Brown Brewton-Parker Junior College BS in Education Georgia State College for Women PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Homer Shellnut Assistant Coach BS in Physical Education. English Troy State College Eke! What is it? PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Jewett Springer Head Coach BS in Physical Education Mississippi College SCIENCE Mrs. Mae Hamilton University of Kentucky BS in Science Florida State University SCIENCE Mr. C. C. Matheny BS in Science University of Florida MS in Science Florida State University We will graduate - won’t we? SCIENCE Mr. George Shaw BBA in Business Administration MA in Supervision and Administration University of Georgia Posture, Posture! SCIENCE Mrs. Barbara Snipes AB in Social Science La Grange College SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Mildred Almand BS in Social Studies Florida State University SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Faye Browning BS in Elementary Education, Social Studies Florida State University SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Jenobel Andrews BS in Home Economics Florida State University Yes, a laboratory can blow up. STUDY HALL Mrs. Jean Sims Chipola Junior College TWELFTH GRADE OFFICERS r President Don Williams Vice-President Jimmy Davis Secretary Sherri Woodard Treasurer Judy Livingston Parliamentarian Johnny Cherry iA SANDRA SUE ALDERMAN CHALICE JESSICA ALFORD UNDA LEE BLANTON ROSEMARY BRINSON JOHN McKAY CHERRY GUIN EDWARD CHRISTMAS, JR. CHARLES LEWIS FLOYD MARY KAY GIBSON JOYCE MARIE HAMMOCK HELEN HARRIETTE HEMBREE These are some zero cool photog- raphers. They have worked hard this year and the MAHISCO wishes to express its thanks. Make way for 'tiger Morrow. NANCY ANNE MATHENY Two overworked seniors. f P- SIDNEY HARVEY PRIDGEON DALE DAVENPORT PULLIAM RONNIE CALVIN SUTTON SHARON PATRICIA TAYLOR GEORGE DANIEL TOLAR DONNA MARIE TUTEN Jump to the sky Mrs. Brown. (Campus Hunuird ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President Wiley James Secretary Mary Helen Karstedt Treasurer Kemper James Burnett Adams Chris Adams James A'gner Geraldine Almand Frankie Argenbright Franklin Bailey Robert Baker Sammy Bass Wayne Bass Phillip Beck Tommy Bishop Mike Bland Mike Brock Harold Brown Suzanne Burnett Eddie Cantrell Jimmy Cherry Billy Childress Jimmy Clark Charles Colvin Doris Cone Florence Coody Raye Cox Carolyn Crafton 45 Joe Crafton Barbara Cressley Betty Lou Crews Susie Daniels Frances Davis John Russell Davis Wilmarie Dickey Martha Dixon Howard Drew Carolyn Driggers Jules DuRant Rodney Ellington Sharon Ellis Roger Ezell Gloria Gay Shiela Gibbs Eugene Guess Jan Hadden Gary Haire Bonnie Hamilton Melvin Hammock Norma Hammock Robert Hardee Jane Heater 46 Joe Hembree Betty Hendry Linda Hollingtonworth Colin Howerton Louise Humphrey Mike Humphrey Jerry Hutchinso Linda Hutto Martha Hutto Kemper James Wiley James Sidney Johnson Mary Jones Mary Helen Karstedt Lou venia Keeling Ben Kelley Clifton Kent Muriel Lammons Melissa Lee Joe McClamma Tommy Matheny Jean Massey Beckie Medlin Mae Merchant 47 Bonnie Merritt Randy Mickler Richard Milner Ruchelle Odom Mary Lu Parrish Pat Parrot Howard Phillips Herjo Pinkard Kirk Pittman Richard Ragans Ronnie Ragans Terry Ragans Brenda Rogers Barbara Rooney Martha Rowe Jack Sale Alan Sands Judy Searcey Jerry Selph Pat Sevor Frank Sexton Jimmy Smith Johnny Smith Martha Starling 48 Loretta Srick-Land Sam Tackett Glenda Thomas Vonnie Thomas Jimmy Tibbals Johnny Tibbals Alvin Townsend Mickey Tuten Arlie Tyson Elaine Walker Kenny Walker Bill Washington Joe Washington Ronnie Webb Tommy Webb Susan Weger Herby Wetherington Carl Whigham Sarah Wiatt Ray Williams Richard Williams Scott Wimberly Lynda Wambolt Annette Young 49 Mrs. Almond Mrs. Faught Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. 'Mama King These are the years of waiting, the in- betweea years when one looks back, trying to understand, when one looks forward, build- ing up strength. For what is to come is ever made of what has been. 50 Those crazy Juniors. J flphomorea The sophomores, senior high students, now, who have changed and learned much in ten years. What a difference between the little child who entered school a decade ago, and the proud senior-high citizen of today . . . Through the years there have been many changes; and yet, beneath the restless surface, there is much that is permanent. The good land of our county is permanent. Seasons pass, rains come, sunshine flows from heaven, bringing the harvest, but the land itself is much the same - our land, our county, where we have lived, grown up, worked, and played. This is our home; we mold it and are molded by it; the home not only of sophomores, but of all who have been our fellow students here through the years. _ 51 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President CHIP DURANT Vice-President JACK SCHEOLLES Secretary LAMOYNE HANCOCK Treasurer CLAIRE COOK Parliamentarian PAT VICKERS Randi Ashley Dick Baker Ted Bailey Buster Bass Roger Bell Ed Blalock Freddie Bochnia Jeanie Brinson Johnny Bullard Jerry Burnette Bub Cherry Sarah Clark Linda Collins Claire Cook John Copeland Sarah Copeland Irma Day Gene Dice Dave Driggers Chip DuRant Uveda Eads Mike Edenfield Carroll Fore Dama French 53 Johnny Gibson June Gibson Jack Griffin Wanda Hammock LaMoyne Hancock Jimmie Harrell Sonny Hiers Barbara Hill Lilia Johnson Bill Karstedt Sue Knox Franklin McClamma Sandra McClamma Walter McCullough Sandra McLeod Alton Medders Stevie Medlin Jo Annn Miller Ann Mitchell Johnny Musser Edward Odom Rip Prine . LaVeme Ragans Robert Ragans 54 Eugene Roberts Larry Sale Jack Schoelles Don Selman Susan Selman Harvey Smith Linda Smith Jimmy Smith Oneida Sparks Patricia Studstill Billy Sullivan Sue Surles Tommy Taylor Jimmy Taylor Cowles Tomlinson Ruth Tomlinson Sheldon Tomlinson Pat Vickers Amanda Webb Lynda Webb Cindy Welch Peggy Wells Sandra Westerman Billy Williams 55 PHOTO M� t AvoifobU Christy Worthington Tommy Yarborough Marie Bowen MR. C. C. MATHENY The freshman year ... an end to Junior-high and a bold beginning in the senior high world. Many new decisions have to be made, new experiences come crowding in, and another nine months is quickly filled. Nine months filled with work, with fun, some ups, some downs, but mostly a busy and memorable year. It seems only a short time ago that our freshmen had just come over to the big building. Now its halls and classrooms are as familiar as home and the freshmen are ready to become really contributing members of M. H. S. There is still so much to learn, but the freshmen are well on their way to be- coming, in only three more years, the proud class of ”68”. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS President Roy Dickey Vice-President Mary Ann Scruggs Secretary Nancy Heater 58 Willie Agner DeWitt Andrews Mike Barfield Lucille Bass Mary Ann Bochnia Bill Brown Craig Cherry Mary Ann Cherry Mary Frances Christmas Roy Dickey Sherry Dickinson Barbara Driggers Betty Fraleigh Tommy Gibson Marvin Godwin Julian Gross Larry Hardee Fran Harrison Nancy Heatter Janice Hill Mariana Howard Mike Howard Mary Howerton Donnie Humphrey Joel Hutchinson Bobby Jenkins Van Kelley Candy Kinsey 59 Tommy Kiser Linda McCullough Jeff Macarages Faye Massey Dannitte Mays Betty Merritt Frank Napoli Bonnie Oliver Judy Pickles Barbara,Pulliam David Purdon Patrica Ragans Sybil Ragans Ann Russell Sylvia Sapp Sarah Scanlan Mary Ann Scruggs Anna O. Smith Elizabeth Smith Sim Smith Clarence Sparks Mildred Louise Spencer Clarinda Steele Sharon Stilwell Polly Stokeley Sharon Stokes Sheryl Sutton Ann Tackett 60 John Taylor Sandra Faye Tyson Monte Vickers Thomas Watson Martin Webb David Westerman Dale Whigham Foye E. Wilder Martha Ann Williams Louis Ziarko Jackie Reynolds 61 MRS. CLAIRE MORROW MR. DAVID SMITH Aren't they cute? Daily meeting of the woman's club. What's the new step Ann? Randy, the center of attention!! Ed, the great dancer. Having fun, Johnny? Junior Ijtijh The Years came at long last . . . the big promotion, the new and different teachers, the new and older faces, and above all, the ex- citing life of high school. These were the Junior High Years. As we look back on these years, the only way to describe them is fun”, and that they were. To some waiting impatiently, they are still in the future; to others they are the present. But, to many the Junior High Years are a delightful memory of the past ... a time when mischief was the password; a time when we realized that the opposite sex wasn't too bad after all. These are the things we will never forget about those wonderful years of Junior High School. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President Tim Sanders Vice-President Beverly Hughes Secretary Fran Bishop Treasurer Betty Naughton 62 Larry Abbott Melvin Agner Clifford Ayers Ricky Barrs Billy Joe Bass June Bell Wayne Bell Frances Bishop Sharon Bland George Burnett Nancy Cason Vicki Cave Walt Cave Richard Chewning Gary Childress Glenda Clark Peggy Clark’ Charles Coody Paula Coody David Cruce Johnny Cuppett Becky Davis Bonnie Dempsey Patsy Diamond Jack Dickinson Jim Dietrich Jim Drew Frank EXiRant Ronnie Edwards Mary Fielder Frances Gross Mary Jane Gunter Doyle Hammock Lill Harris Beverly Hughes Janice Humphrey Jesse Hutchinson Linda Hutto Billy Jones Mike Kelley Dale Kinard Gene Kniffin Gene Leslie Mark Milner Jean Morrow Betty Naughton James Odom Qrnie Page Susan Peters Charlotte Pinkard Barbara Ragans Blanche Ragans Gerald Ragans Jerry Reynolds Debbie Rutherford Tim Sanders Gail Sands Laura Schoelles Bill Seim an Richard Sexton Mary Sheffield Julia Sirmon Evelyn Taylor 65 Linda Williams Mike Williams Pat Vickers Curtis Long Mike Taylor Stuart Thompson Mary Lou Tyson Louie Vickers Hugh Waller Mavis Webb Virginia Wells 8th MRS. CANTEY MR. SHAW MRS. SPRINGER 66 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President MIKE ARGENBRIGHT Vice-President SUSAN REAMS Secretary LOU SIRMONS Treasurer WAYNE HUGGINS Picture Not Avoiloble Picture M No. Avoiloble f Picture Not Avoiloble r t; 7 ' ' flj, Xw £ l V -x Ti Picture No� Avoiloble Picture Not Avoiloble Picture Not Avoiloble John Abbott Sheila Kay Abbott Mike Argenbright Sherrie Baker Claris e Bass James Daniel Bass Frankie Bell Keith Bish Mary Ann Bishop Deborah Blalock Allen Blanton Shellie Brinson Billy Lamar Brooks Dianne Cashwell William Martin Cherry Dayle Cason Gayle Cason Elizabeth Clark Don Dickinson Freddie Dixon James William Ellis Karen Faught Paul Fore Cindy Gibson Juanita Godwin Walter Edward Grantham Claire Gurr Sarah Hammock William Hamrick Susan Herndon Albert Michael Holton Wayne Huggins Wallace Humphrey Gary Johnson Sharon Kelley Deborah Kelsey Mary Kay Knox Kathy Marsh Jane Mathis Dana Marie Mays Mildred McLeoa Tommy Merchant June Merritt Charlotte Mickler William Mitchell Louise Naughton Stevie Odom Eston Phillips Secora Ann Pickels Daniel Pinkard Gary Pinkard James Pittman Marguerite Pittman Annette Ragans Jeannette Ragans Susan Reams Ben Register Holly Roberts Patricia Roberts Evelyn Sapp Christine Sexton David Simmons Agnes Sims 68 Guy Sims Lou Sirmon Edward Smith Debra Sparks Betty Jo Spencer James Stephens Drake Stilwell Kelsey Tison Macon Tomlinson Roy Tuten Glenn Vickers Edna Williams Rebecca Williams Norma Jean Woodard 7th OTmtiH' nnsmrs 69 MRS. SNIPES 70 junior uperktt lies V’ L. • MW . Monuments achieve a permanence that last all through the years because they give expression to the eternal values of the human spirit. This ' v.: ’ - - house speaks eloquently of the plantation era in our liistory when social charm and elegance - ' took their rightful places in our developing pat- tern of living. Its hallowed walls tell of mercy and tenderness shown to wounded soldiers, alone and helpless, far from home and loved ones. The entire edifice stands today in a regal dignity, part and parcel of the glori- ous history of Madison, Madison County, and our beloved Southland. It is earnestly hoped that it will be treas- ured through the years to come and will serve as a bracing reminder that we of the present, together with our accomplishments, will also be reflected in the archives of History. ANN RAGANS l.ESTER KANEY All men desire the company of those Alio bring pleasure by only being |heinsel f s. BUDDY REGISTER JUDY LIVINGSTON Beautiful tapestry is woven with many different threads. 74____________________________________________________________________________ t'rsmui SHERRI WOODARD A man shall oft times rise and fall'on how his shadow strikes . ihr wall. BUGKY 78 SMITH £ true onl A gentle heart transmits more warmth than the brightest sun. ___________________________________________________________________________________________81 Our county courthouse, a well-known Madi- son landmark, has stood for many years as a symbol of our government, the democratic system; the only system under which men can develop their full potential. The face of the courthouse clock has seen many men come and go, men who were not afraid to dream and work hard to make their dreams come true. Good men, great men, in their own way, have Seen born, lived, and died within walking distance of the courthouse steps. Through the years it has served its citizens well as Madison has grown and changed. The future? Who can tell, but with a heritage like this, how could we fail? Organizations 87 J tutient R E p R E S E N T A T I V E S REPRESENTATIVES SITTING: Mae Merchant, Ju- dy Livingston, Missy Morrow, Jean Morrow, Mary Lu Parrish, Claire Cooke. STANDING: Jimmy Cherry, Randy Mick- ler, Tommy Merchant, Craig Cherry, Jimmy Davis, Mary Lu Tyson, Cindy Steele, Da- ma French. DEPUTIES SITTING: Ann Ragans, Sherri Woodard, Sharon Waters, Geraldine Al- mond, Fran Harrison. STANDING: Frankie Ar- genbright, Ray Williams, Sim Smith, Bonnie Demp- sey, Sarah Clark, Becky Davis, Phillip Beck, Steve Odom. 88 Council RECORDING SECRETARY Shirley Merchant TREASURER Susan Selman HISTORIAN Bill Brown PRESIDENT Lester Kaney VICE-PRESIDENT William Clark fht aer� ce will be bald In '-jChrlet Episcopal Church Wednee- „h M. m� |- diy nJght beginning at 10:30. with record special aeaaonal mualc to b« fol- _ books to lbs | lowed at 11 o'clock by observance at Fayetteville Jof Holy Communion. The Right : the 1 EpiacoV Comma at 11:14 � lowed by ap Including ad 8hepherds J pad the hlg Red Cros oovera. potted pi ymoney a: STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council capital- izes on the great democratic prin- ciple of representative government in which, by necessity, the few furnish leadership for the many. Trust has been placed in the cho- sen ones to decide when decisions are called for, to act when action is appropriate and best; and to council wisely under all circum- stances. This group has the honor of being advocates of the long look ahead as the surest guaran- tee of the good of all. oi ennauan iaun, nruen wmen mi. obscure and confuted becomes | clearer. “We realise that even in 1 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mary Carol Naughton PARLIAMENT ARIAN Elaine Walker CHAPLAIN Sharon Waters 89 SITTING: Left to right, Johnny Cherry, Sammy Bass, Gail McLeod, Cindy Belcher, Kemper James, Mickey Tuten. 1st ROW: Mary Jones, Glenda Thomas, Dale Whigham, Craig Cherry. 2nd ROW: Barbara Hill, Jane Famell, Mrs. Ulm, Robert Hardee, Charles Colvin, Billy Col- lins, James Agner, Carl Whigham, Billy Humphrey, Mike Patterson, Cindy Steele, Ronnie Sutton, Linda Blanton, Judy Reynolds. OFFICERS: President, Gail McLeod; Vice-President, Kemper James; Secre- tary, Cindy Belcher; Historian, Mickey Tuten; Parliamentarian, Johnny Cher- ry; Reporter, Craig Cherry; Treasurer, Dale Whigham; Chaplain, Sammy Bass. (Irnuml UNDA BLANTON State Historian John Cherry being initiated into Library Council GAIL McLEOD Local President The Ubrary Council is a service club composed of student assistants who work in the library for an elective credit. The four objectives of the Council are: (1) To give opportunity for students interested in library service to learn more about it through training and experience: (2) To give opportunity for positions of responsi- bility and leadership within the school; (3) To encourage interest in library service as a career; (4) To aid in the function of the library in meeting its objectives in the school program. The money making proj- ect this year has been raising funds for a new projector. 91 .•Mentor Beta dub KNEELING: Patty Hughes, Missy Morrow, Jeanie Brinson, Florence Coody. FIRST ROW: Randi Ashley, Elaine Walker, Shirley Merchant, Mae Merchant, Jackie Cooper, Geraldine Almond, Sandra McLeod, Terry Ragans, Mary Helen Karstedt. SECOND ROW: Susan Selman, Evelyn Rhodes, Len Hembree, Patsy Kelley, Mary Carol Naugh- ton, Laverne Ragans, Norma Hammock. THIRD ROW: Jerome Mercer, Lester Kaney, Raye Cox, Howard Phillips, Jimmy Sale. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Davis, Mike Patter- son, Larry Alderman, John Hadden, Mary Lu Parrish, Pat Parrott. BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership, achievement, service organization for high school students. Its purpose is the pro- motion of honesty, service, and leadership. The Club is an organization of high school stu- dents of high mental ability, strong character, creditable achievement, and wholesome atti- tudes. Our local chapter has been busy this year, earning money to buy badly needed books for the library. We have also sponsored a Teach- er Appreciation Week to thank the faculty for their guidance and help. OFFICERS: Patsy Kelley, President; Patty Hughes, Treasurer; Len Hembree, Vice- President; Missy Morrow, Secretary. •Junior Beta Club Left to right: Nancy Heater, Fran Harrison, Anna Smith. Roy Dickey, Beverly Hughes, Mary Ann Scruggs. The Junior Beta Club The National Junior Beta Club is a non-secret, non-profit, leadership-service club for students in the elementary and senior high school grades. It was organized in Madison in 1963 with eleven char- ter members. A student must meet these requirements for membership: 1. Honorable character 2. Good mentality 3. Creditable achievement, 3.5 average 4. Commendable attitude 5. Maintain a 'B' average OFFICERS: Fran Harrison, Secretary: Roy Dickey, President: Mary Ann Scruggs, Vice-President; Bever- ly Hughes, Treasurer. ==- j peerh (fluit SITTING: Chalice Alford, Barbara Cressley, Gerri Pickles, Mary Carol Naughton, Missy Morrow, Sherri Woodard, Judy Livingston. FIRST ROW: Jackie Cooper, Shirley Merchant, Len Hembree, Kathryn Thomas, Jean Woodall, Sharon Waters, Betty Bev- is. Patsy Kelley, Susie Daniels, Sarah Wiatt, Jane Farnell, Martha Rowe, Patty Hughes. SECOND ROW: Wiley James, Ray Williams, Carroll Welch, Steve Stout, Jerome Mer- cer, Daniel Tolar, Randy Mickler, Larry Alderman, Mike Patterson, Bucky Christmas, Lewis McMullen, Sidney Johnson, Van Russell. THIRD ROW: William Clark, Kemper James, Jimmy Cherry, Bill Pfeil, Don Williams, Howard Drew, Jimmy Sale, Dennis SPEECH . . . OFFICERS: Don Williams, President; Bobby Kinsey, Vice-Pres. ; Betty Bevis, Sec. -Treas.; Van Russell, Sec. -Treas.; Mary Carol Naughton, Vice- Pres.; Jerome Mercer, President. 94 The program of The Speech Club has run the gamut, this year, from selections of poetry and prose, and serious debate on the formal side; to pep rallies, skits, and, even, nonsense on the lighter aspects of communication. Plays, extemporaneous speeches, prepared discourses, and parliamentary procedure have not been neglected. We subscribe fully to the old dictum, 'Speech' maketh a ready man. To provided opportunities for the development of oral communication skills, the membership ac- cepts invitations from other clubs and organizations to deliver speeches, to debate, and to help out over a broad range of presentations. The membership of the club is deeply con- scious that Madison County has a rich heritage of greatness in communication running back to the ear- ly history of the state. We cherish the ideal of per- petuating and enriching this heritage. indente (Club SITTING: Van Russell, William Clark, Florence Coody, Melissa Lee, Pat Parrott, Mary Lu Parrish, Mae Merchant, Jo Ann Miller, Geral- iine Almond, Susan Weger. STANDING: Kemper James, Mrs. Ham- lton, Billy Sullivan, Chip DuRant, Jimmy Sale. SCIENCE CLUB During the past year, The Madison High School Science Club has been motivated by two major ob- jectives. While trying consistently to develop our- selves, we, at the same time, have striven to be an asset to our school. This program has been based on the conviction that its members have a very ur- gent obligation to serve Madison High School. Our personal development activities include plans to visit the Crime Laboratory in Tallahassee, The Gulf Marine Biology Laboratory near Pensacola, and the Space Launch Site at Cape Kennedy. Of course, there has been a constant effort in school to bring as much scientific knowledge to the students as possible. The club has sponsored several scientific pro- grams, designed to be of interest to students and teachers, during the year. These have provided op- portunities for participation by the membership. We have sponsored a local science fair and participated in the county science fair. All of this, we hope, adds up to student, school, OFFICERS: William Clark, Vice-President: Florence and community development. We hope that the Q stCKtazy; Melissa Uei Reporter; Van Russell, club will provide a rich tradition in MHS and will president; Mary Lu Parrish, Corresponding Secretary, continue to serve and prosper through the years. 95 Jfuturo linnunuctkora 96 SITTING: Sandra McLeod, Nuni Smith, Sandra Tyson, Polly Stokely, Judy Livingston, Candy Kinsey, Ann Russell, Betty Fraleigh, Lynda Webb. STANDING: Bonnie Oliver, Sharon Stilwell, Faye Massey, Linda McCullough, Anna Smith, Pat Ragans, Sharon Stokes, Gloria Gay, Sissy Cherry, Sheryl Sutton, Cindy Steele. Christy Worthington, Mariana Howard, Mary Howerton, Mary Ann Bochnia, Sherry Dickinson, Judy Pickles, Sally Scanlan, Fran Harrison, Mary Ann Scruggs, Louise Spencer, Barbara Pulliam, Mrs. Morrow, Missy Morrow. OFFICERS: Nunie Smith, Historian; Sandra Tyson, Sec- retary; Betty Fraleigh, Vice- Pres, of Projects; Ann Rus- sell, Vice-Pres, of Publicity; Judy Livingston, President; Linda Webb, Pres.-Elect; Sandra McLeod, Vice-Pres. of Recreation; Candy Kinsey, Treasurer; Polly Stokely, Re- porter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA is the local unit of a great organization that operates on State and National basis. This group works con- stantly to improve personal, family, and community living. Its program seeks to provide helpful experiences for the present, and, at the same time, is looking toward a brighter future. Two major projects are almost tra- ditional: The Fall Tea for the School Faculty, and The Parents and Teachers Association nursery. The program of this organization furnishes insight and motivation for the appreciation of home and social life. jfiuture jFarmera KNEELING: Pat Vickers, Roger Bell, Gene Vickers, Dannitte Mays, DeWitt An- drews, Clarence Sparks, David Westerman, Mike Barfield, Van Kelley, Roy Dickey, Julian Gross, Marvin Godwin, Willie Agner. FIRST ROW: Herbie Weatherington, Jimmy Pearce, Dewayne Leslie, Ronnie Vickers, Charles Floyd, Eldon Hammock, William Crews, Marion Chancy, Herjo Pinkard, Joe Washington, Jack Sale. SECOND ROW: Tommy Webb, Billy Washington, Robert Hardee, Donald McCull- ough, Wally Davis, Jerry Selph, Ronnie Webb, San Tackett, Sammy Bass, Mickey Tuten, Melvin Hammock, Frank Sexton. THRID ROW: Tommy Matheny, Johnny Smith, Jimmy Smith, Joe Crafton, Franklin McClamma, Alvin Townsend, Gene Dice, Freddie Bochnia, Howard Drew, Burnette Adams, Tommy Taylor, Billy Williams, Edward Odom, Walter McCullough, Wayne Bass, Buster Bass, Jimmy Taylor, Larry Sales, Gordie Bass, Harvey Smith. F. F. A. MOTTO Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve COLORS National Blue and Corn Gold OFFICERS: Harvey Smith, Reporter; Marion Chancy, Sentinel; Dewayne Leslie, Secretary; Tommy Matheny, President; Abb Townsend, Vice-President; Donald Mc- Cullough, Treasurer; Jimmy Pierce, Sentinel, David Smith, Advisor. 97 para iileideal Club FIRST ROW: Joyce Hammock, Edna Day, Sharon Ellis, Jackie Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Annette Lasseter, Jean Massey, Carolyn Crafton, Cindy Belch- er. OFFICERS: Annette Lasseter, President; Joyce Hammock, Secretary; Cindy Belcher, Vice-President; Edna Day, Treasurer; Sharon Ellis, Chaplain; Jackie Hutchinson, Re- porter. The Future Nurses Club was changed this year to the Para Medical Club so that both girls and boys who are interested in medi- cine may join. Our girls have been active in working at the hospital after school; at Christmas time, cheer was spread at the hospital by cheer- ful red bows on each door. We have also taken on the project of painting and redoing the sick room of the high school. We hope to complete this project very soon. We strive to serve the school, hospital, and to develop our special interests. jFuture leathers SITTING: Mary Kay Gibson, Jan Hadden, Patsy Kelley, Martha Rowe, Suz- anne Burnette, Sarah Wiatt, Betty Fielder, Martha Dixon, Sandra McLeod. STANDING: Terry Ragans, Jackie Cooper, Rosemary Brinson, Patty Hughes, Ann Ragans, Betty Bevis, Susie Daniels, Len Hembree. Sharon Waters. San- dra Alderman, Annette Lasseter, Mrs. Browning. The Future Teachers of America Club attempts to develop the interest of the students in the teaching profes- sion. Our sponsor is Mrs. Faye Browning. This year we have had a county meeting at Madison High. We enter- tained Greenville and Pinetta Future Teachers for the day. We had a guest speaker, Mr. Edwin Browning, who made a very inspirational talk on our future as teachers. We all look forward to Future Teach- ers Day when we take over the school from the lowest to the highest position. OFFICERS: Jackie Cooper, Treasurer; Rosemary Brinson, President; Betty Bevis, Secretary; Patsy Kelley, Vice- President; Martha Dixon, Chaplain. 99 jfuture j§uslEeaiter SITTING: Joan Agner, Jimmy Sale, Maria Napoli. STAND- ING: Connie Shaw, Lucretia Thomas, Mary Kay Gibson, Linda Blanton, Evelyn Rhodes. EDUCATION UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA OFFICERS: Joan Agner, President; Jimmy Sale, Vice Pres.; Maria Napoli, Treas; Evelyn Rhodes, Secre- tary. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Future Business Leaders of America Club was organized during the current year. The members of this club have set the goal for this year: to get the group fully organized and staffed, and well along the road towaro becoming a top-notch FBLA chapter. Among the general purposes of this club are: (1) to develop competent, aggressive business leaders for our industrial society, (2) focus attention upon the choices of vo- cations, (3) provide experiences and guid- ance in developing sound character, use- ful citizenship, and intelligent patriotism, (4), and finally, encourage sensible thrift in personal and family management. This club seeks to meet a real need. A bright future is predicted for it and for the students who are participating in it. 100 Hebei Chib SITTING: Susan Herndon, Liz Clark, Mary Kay Knox, Karen Faught, Shelly Brinson, Kathy Marsh, Charlotte Mickler, Debra Blalock, Clare Gurr, Jane Mathis, Susan Reams, Lou Sirmon, Wease Naughton, Agnes Sims. KNEELING: Julia Sirmon, Gail Sands, Vicki Cave, Sharon Bland, Beverly Hughes, Fran Bishop, Peggy Clark, Evelyn Taylor, Jean Morrow, Betty Naughton, Becky Da- vis, Cindy Gibson, Sharon Kelley, Debra Kelsey. STANDING: Clifford Ayer, Tommy Merchant, Mike Argenbright, Gerald Ragans, Bill Selman, Billy Brooks, Drake Stillwell, Ernie Page, Ben Register, Walt Cave, Frank DuRant, Hugh Waller, Tim Sanders, Mike Williams, Gene Leslie, Macon Tomlinson. THE REBEL CLUB The Rebel Club is a junior High School student government organiza- tion, zealously working to improve Madison High School and its campus. The club in furthering these goals, de- pends on money-making projects carried on by its members during the year. The club is composed of all regular officers and members of the board of control. The membership works to maintain high standards of conduct of its members during classes. OFFICERS: Tim Sanders, President; Peggy Clark, Vice- President; Betty Naughton, Secretary; Hugh Waller, Treasurer; Julia Sirmon, Chaplain; Beverly Hughes, Sgt.- at-Arms; Jean Morrow, Historian; Frank DuRant, Parlia- mentarian; Becky Davis, Reporter. 101 ariub KNEELING: Joe Hembree, Sidney Johnson, Kemper James, Jimmy Davis, Mike Patter- son. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Sutton, Don Williams, Randy Mickler, Frankie Argenbright, Howard Phillips, Ronnie Ragans. M Club Pin-up! M CLUB The M Club is for boys of Madison High School who have earned a varsity letter in a sport. The club works to improve sports and help make Madison High School more interesting. 102 jUkhtawpe SITTING: Jerry Selph, Jo Ann Miller, Jerome Mercer, Geraldine'Almond, Charles Colvin. STANDING: Jackie Hutchinson, Sharon Ellis, Mary Hel- en Karstedt, Bill Karstedt, Clifton Kent, Terry Ragans, Melissa Lee, Frankie Argenbright, Mae Merchant, Pat Parrot, Bonnie Hamilton. THE MAHISCOPE Under the leadersnip of Mrs. Martha Faught, The Mahiscope was published and distributed this year. This publication has the distinction of being the first news- paper published by Madison High School in a long number of years. Obviously, the major purpose of Mahi- scope is to provide basic experiences in journalism and general communicative skills. Along with this purpose is the goal of improving the school spirit and commun- ity-school relationships. The staff mem- bers are proud of this effort and its recep- tion by the school. OFFICERS: Geraldine Almond, Feature Editor; Jo Ann Miller, Snoopin' Around; Jerry Selph, Advertising Edi- tor; Jerome Mercer, Editor-in-Chief; Charles Colvin, Sports Editor. wr FIRST ROW: Frances Davis, Martha Starling, Martha Dixon, Joyce Hammock, Jimmie Harrell, Jackie Cooper, Terry Ragans, Florence Coody, Mary Helen Karstedt. SEC- OND ROW: Kemper James, Howard Phillips, Alan Sands, Jimmy Smith. THIRD ROW: Johnny Musser, Wiley James, Richard Milner, Mike Bland, Edwin Blalock. IE � The Spanish Club is one of the most progressive groups on campus. This organization provides the student with the opportunity to develop leadership and co-operation. Although it was originally orga- nized for social reasons, it recently has become a service club. Our goal this year is the improvement of the language laboratory. We have purchased records, tapes, printed materials, and an air-condi- tioner. Because of such clubs students who partici- pate show an extra interest in their school and pro- vide the leaders for tomorrow. 104 pttaroa FIRST ROW: Betty Fielder, Tommy Bishop; Susan Weger, Melissa Lee, Mae Merchant, Mary Lu Parrish. SECOND ROW: Randy Mickler, Arlie Tyson, Sonny Hiers, Mike Pat- terson (non-member), Johnny Gibson, Colin Howerton. THIRD ROW: Joe Hembree, Jules DuRant, Billy Sullivan, Richard Baker, Chip DuRant. Presidente . . . Howard Phillips Presidente Segundo . . . Alan Sands Secretario . . . Terry Ragans Tesorero . . . Florence Coody Oficial que guarda del orden . . . Kemper James 4-lt Club OFFICERS: TOP ROW - Billy Sullivan, David Purdon; SECOND ROW - Nancy Cason, Sheryl Sutton, Oneida Sparks, Jan Hadden, Ruth Tomlinson, Betty Bevis; THIRD ROW - Frances Gross, Lou Sirmans, Fran Bishop, Julia Sirmans, Betty Naughton, Beverly Hughes: FOURTH ROW - James Stevens, Jimmy Pittman, Charles Coody, Walt Cave. (Lxi Blake the Best Better 106 Blath Club FIRST ROW: Jerry Selph, Len Hembree, Mary Carol Naughton, William Clark, Larry Alderman, Pat Parrott. SECOND ROW: Jerry Herring, Jimmy Davis, Mrs. King, Charles Colvin, Howard Phillips, Sidney Johnson. THIRD ROW: Alan Sands, John Hadden, Raye Cox, Alan Williams, Kenny Walker, Dennis McClamma, Mike Patter- son. BOYS’ and GIRLS' STATE Van Russell Lester Kaney Jimmy Davis Mary Carol Naughton 107 Bl lj Jflarthtng Banh MAJORETTES: Sara Copeland, Randi Ashley. FIRST ROW: Ann Tackett, Agnes Sims, Oneida Sparks, Sandy McClamma, Patricia Studstill, June Gibson, Christy Worthington, Cindy Steele, Mike Enden- field, Sharon Kelly, Mary K. Knox. SECOND ROW: Phillip Beck, James Stevens, Jim Drew, Larry Hardee, Susan Reams, Billy Childress, Elaine Walker, Barbara Ragans, Janice Humphrey, Julia Sirmon, Ann Mitchell, Mary Ann Bishop. THIRD ROW: Eugene Roberts, Carl Whigham, Drake Stillwell, Debra Blalock, Dana Mays, Linda Clark, Linda Hutto, Blanche Ragans, Susan Selman. Susan Peters. FOURTH ROW: Steve Odom, Dannitte Mays, Eugene Wilder, Mary Fielder, Nancy Cason. Lou Sirmon, Charlotte Mickler, Freddie Dixon, Mary Ellen Marsh. 108 Mulling (Inhtarh the Best Banit (inter! 109 MM3. (Oumia FIRST ROW: Charlotte Ragans, Irma Day, Oneidia Sparks, Clifton Kent, Becky Medlin, Lynda Hendry, Suzanne Burnette, Betty Bevis, Wally Davis, Robert Ragans, Mike Humphrey, Ben Kelly, Kirk Pittmen, Ted Bailey, Dennis McClamma, Bonnie Hamilton, Sherri Woodard, Sarah Jean Copeland, LaMoyne Hancock, Susie Knox. SECOND ROW: Peggy Wells, Jane Heater, Linda Sue McMullen, Judy Searcy, Sandra Alderman, Jeannie Brinson, Chalice Alford, Linda Smith, Ronnie Vickers, Charlie Floyd, Eldon Hammock, Cowles Tomlinson, Rip Prine, Mariana Howard, Wilmarie Dickey, Donna Tuten, Gerri Pickels, Ann Mitchell, Patsy Patterson, Sandy McClamma, Sharon Ellis. THIRD ROW: Sharon Taylor, Linda Edenfield, Rosemary Brinson, Annette Lasseter, William Crews, Dale Pullium, Alton Medders, Gene Dice, Steve Medlin, Ed Blalock, Ann Vickers, Sandra Westerman, Uveda Eads, Ruchelle Odom, Bonnie Merritt. FOURTH ROW: Donald Thompson, director; Dama French, Claire Cooke, Sara Clark, Shelia Gibbs, Ruby Williams, Sharon Waters, Wayne Sapp, Marion Chancey, Tommy Webb, Richard Milner, Johnny Gibson, Jimmy Smith, Bill Karstedt, David Driggers, Edna Day, Susan Cruce, Lonette Williams, Betty Hendry, Martha Williams Barbara. OFFICERS: President, Kirk Pittman; Vice President, Suzanne Burnette; Secretary, Lynda Hendry; Librarians, Jeannie Brinson, Sue Knox, LaMoyne Hancock; Assistant Director, Ed Blalock, fflhorus at UWk! Mr. Thompson, our swinging band director, has been a great asset to our band and chorus this year. Thank you for all your help, Mr. Thompson. Ill Blama’s kittle Barlings! 112 wftere once our parents enjoyed the thrills of football and other sports, these buildings now stand - buildings where experience the excitement tenseness, and thrills of a basketball game, where we leara to use our hands skillfully! planting and building, where for m ny minutes we patiently stand in line waiting for a yellow tray. The years havfe passed; this ground has changed. But for each of us. it shall always hav-e a special place in .our treasured memories of days at Madison High School. As for those students who long ago passed out the doors of MHS, their memories, too, shall remain vivi and alive - memories of Madison High School as it was then. 0 FIRST ROW: Jimmy Cherry, Tommy Yarborough, Van Russell, Lester Kaney, Randy Mickler, Alvin Townsend, Chip DuRant, Frankie Argenbright, Sidney Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sonny Pridgeon, Mike Bland, Bobby Kinsey, Bill Pfeil, Jimmy Davis, Sonny Hiers, Bucky Christmas, Gary Haire, Kenny Wal ker. THIRD ROW: Jerry Selph, Howard Phillips, Johnny Muesser, Eddie Cantrell, Johnny Cherry, Buddy Register, Don Williams, and Ronnie Ragans. 114 Beli Belui ©ffenae Lester Kaney, Kenny Walker, Eddie Cantrell, Johnny Cherry, Ronnie Ragans, Jimmy Davis, Randy Mickler, Bill Pfeil, Frankie Argenbright, Sidney Johnson, Bucky Christmas, and Buddy Register 115 FRONT ROW: Kenny Walker, Frankie Argenbright, Bill Pfeil, Randy Mickler, Jimmy Davis, Johnny Cherry, and Bucky Christmas. SECOND ROW: Don Williams, Sonny Pridgeon, Ronnie Ragans, Lester Kaney, and Buddy Register. Beti Belul Befenae Junior Baraitu FIRST ROW: Pat Vickers, Frank Napoli, Jimmy Smith, Rip Prine, Edward Odom, Jack Schoelles, Jeff Macarages: SECOND ROW: David Purdon, Stuart Thompson, Buster Bass, Julian Gross, Mike Barfield, Ronnie Webb, Roy Dickie, Sim Smith: THIRD ROW: Dale Kinard, DeWitt Andrews, Jean Vickers, Don Selman, Billy Williams, Bill Brown, Mike Edenfield. (Snathes JEWETT SPRINGER Head Coach HOMER SHELLNUTT Assistant Coach 116 Sonny Pridgeon Buddy Register 119 Van Russell Don Williams HARVY SMITH Head Manager JOHNNY BULLARD ROGER BELL Assistant Manager CLrnphu IB inner a FRONT ROW: Sonny Pridgeon, Hustler; Buddy Register, Best Defensive Back, Captain, AH Conference Second Jearn; Jimmy Davis, Best Blocker, All Conference First Team, All Big Bend. SECOND ROW: Don Williams, Most Valuable Player, All Conference Second Team; Ronnie Ragans, Best Offensive Back; Bucky Christmas, Best lineman, All Conference First Team. 121 Who has the Ball? The Hustler! Har“.itu Basketball FRONT ROW: Ronnie Ragans, Ronnie Sutton, Carroll Welch, Sidney Johnson, and Jerome Mercer. SECOND ROW: Allen Williams, Walter McCullough, Alvin Townsend, Jimmy Cherry, Ronnie Webb, and Jerry Herring. (Coaches JEWETT SPRINGER Junior Team Coach B (leant Basketball Randell Buckhannan coach, Johnny Musser, Johnny Bullard, Alton Medders, Jimmy Smith, Johnny Gibson, Billy Williams, Edward Odom, Billy Childress, Tommy Yaurborough, Richard Baker. 3)r. (leant ISaaketball FRONT ROW: Tommy Brinson, Manager; Macon Tomlinson, Doyle Hammock, Tim Sanders, Jeff Maca- rages, Frank Du Rant, Wayne Wiatt, Manager. SECOND ROW: Skeeter Ayer, Gerald Ragans, Mike Wil- liams, Frank Napoli, Bill Selman, Roy Dickey, Hugh Waller. 123 j emtnra Returning ICetternum Jerome Mercer, Carol Welch, Ronnie Ragans Jerome and Ronnie look on. s a k t b a I Jerome playing kick it and run. I Jerome, get your mink off the skirts! n a V 6 Square dancing? FIRST ROW: Louis Ziarko, Howard Phillips, Richard Milner, Rip Prine, Ricky Barrs, Mark Milner, Wayne Bell. SECOND ROW: Frankie Argenbright, Sidney Johnson, Jeff Macarages, Mike Edenfield, Johnny Musser, Doyle Hammock. THIRD ROW: Sim Smith, Bill Brown, Frank Napoli, Gene Vickers, Dale Kin- ard, Jules DuRant, Allen Williams. FOURTH ROW: David Purdon, Billy Humphrey, James Agner, Jack Schoelles, Sonny Hiers, Tommy Yarborough, and William Clark. 126 William Clark FIRST ROW: Sonny Pridgeon, Frankie Argenbright, Ronnie Ragans, Ray Williams, Sidney Johnson, Den- nis McClamma, Allen Sands, Mike Patterson. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Smith, Franklin McClamma, Joe Hembree, Alvin Townsend, Lewis McMullen, Billy Sullivan, Harvey Smith, Roger Ezell, Allen Williams, THIRD ROW: Johnny Bullard, Don Seim an, Gordie Bass, Ronnie Webb, Jimmy Smith, Roger Bell, Alton Medders. Sonny Pridgeon Lewis McMullen Dennis McClamma Allen Williams Mike Patterson Jerome Mercer 127 ®ig llett napa The Leaders! The Line Up. Little Imps I Ronnie who won the toss. Annual Bermuda Day. 128 Who Goofed? Coach Springer letting off a Little Steam Mary Carol Naughton Rosemary Brinson Bonnie Hamilton Suzanne Burnett 'W' (Team (ffheerleatiers STANDING: Fran Harrison, Mary Frances Christmas, Ruth Tomlinson, Debbie Rutherford, Dama French KNEELING: Co-Captain LaMoyne Hancock, Co-Captain, Claire Cooke (Lhi'ji left mtr M (Leant tn btrtnr . (Sreat prn ju'rte far “fifi ! Ijumtetmuntg J naps Queen and her court. Queen and her court. This is the leader . . . this is the pack. HATE QTTN f WIU TRAVEL O CBS WIM PALADIN BAN FRANCISCO The exterminators MEAN I A running ’FOUR’. 137 ©h, here the t are (Strb take hanring, but Inhere are the Bu rs? That's right, look for the boys. Stalk 'em. tEunchrmun Staff MRS. SUE RAINES, MANAGER Music, new curtains, new points of interest, and new faces add to the pleasures of oui lunch hour. 141 Mrs. Henri Tuten, Mrs. Bessie Kenne, Mrs. Reba Williams, Mrs. Sue Raines lumrhnuuu taff an ft Janitors Dorothy Butler, Cassie Thomas, Bernice Martin, Rebecca Weatherspoon James Persley and Joe Hardy ©ur ®ushtc0scs ♦ Your Friendly Store Phone 973-2390 Madison, Florida HOUSE MADISON P. O. Box 574 Madison, Florida ON EDUCATION-- A great philosopher once said . . . Every man who rises above the common level has re- ceived two educations: The first from his teachers, the second, more personal and important, from himself. We congratulate you, seniors, of the class of 1965 on graduation from high school. And we urge you to continue to learn whether you go into business, homemaking, or on to college. For only through your continuing search for knowledge can you chart the best course for your future. THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION First in Cellulose Foley, Florida TOMORROW’S JOBS Yesterday there were no jobs in the electric industry for grade school drop-outs. Today there are no jobs for high school drop-outs. Tomorrow's jobs . . . the job YOU want . . . will require advanced training . . or even a college degree. Get all the education and training you can. The payoff is a better life for you and a better nation, too! 'T’Z 'Fba' ts - o FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION root-TAX PAYING. iNVtSTO -OWNtO [ItC’PK COMPANY 'Since 1931' Corner of S. Range and Rutledge Madison, Florida FLORIDA BANK AT MADISON MORROW INSURANCE AGENCY F. E. NAUGHTON - Owner Phone 973-6250 Madison, Fla. VAN H. PRIEST COMPANY 5£ - $1. 00 Stores Phone 973-2371 Madison, Fla. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back J. J. SALE, JR. - Owner Phone 973-2281 ■ Madison, Fla. OWENS-ILLINOIS METAL PRODUCTS PLANT 2 RAGANS MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant 700 E. Base St. Madison, Fla. Phone 973-2267 mmwmmmmmm LIVE OAK COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1965 EMY, COLIN, AND MARY HOWERTON HILL-BROWN MILL AND ELEVATOR, INC. Sell Your Shelled and Ear Corn With Us FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of HARDEE MOTOR COMPANY SMITH’S JEWELRY AND GIFTS US 90 West Dial 973-6502 Madison, Fla. NORTH FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE General Offices: Phone 973-2288 Madison, Fla. J. P. JOHNSON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS RADIO STATION WMAF CONGRATULATIONS! to MADISON HIGH SCHOOL ... to its seniors--to all its fine students! from JEFFERSON COUNTY KENNEL CLUB home of the greyhound races . an industry . a sport . an entertainment . . . contributing to the growth of Florida GREYHOUND RACING JEFFERSON COUNTY KENNEL CLUB --STEVE ANDRIS, President MADISON RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals - Steaks - Sea Foods - Sandwiches Private Party Accommodations Open 7 Days a Week 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM C. W. DIETTERICH, Owner Phone 973-6749 MADISON DRUG STORE Your REXALL Drug Store Prescriptions - Drugs - Vitamins - Cosmetics Sick Room Supplies - Baby Needs - Greeting Cards J. E. STANLEY, Owner Phone 973-2300 WILSON AUTO PARTS, INC. NAPA JOBBERS Parts and Supplies for Cars - Trucks - Tractors Call 973-2221 W. Pinkney St. Madison, Fla. MADISON JEWELRY STORE Expert Watch Repair Bulova - Hamilton and Wyler Watches Columbia and Lovebright Diamonds Phone 973-2540 Madison, Fla. CRANDELL’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS k Mi Gifts for the Discriminating Flowers for All Occasions ■ Phone 973-2515 Madison, Fla. 'We Give S H Green Stamps FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE DAYLIGHT DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. A Complete Line of Dry Goods at Reasonable Prices. Phone 973-2580 Madison, Fla. WILLIAMS-ANDREWS, INC. Let us solve your insurance problems. Phone 973-6270 Madison, Fla. MADISON CLEANERS YOUR TROUBLES = VANISH VERNON RAGANS Give Us a Try! Phone 973-6424 - Madison, HILLCREST DAIRY BAR Good Used Cars at Low Prices Fla. Phone 973-6323 - Madison, Fla. Best Wishes to the Class of '65 We Serve Delicious -pOREMOSI Products From W. T. DAVIS AND EDWIN BROWNING Phone 973-6400 for Take-Out Service U.S. 90 West Madison, Fla. U.S. 90 East CHERRY’S 66 SERVICE STATION Phone 973-6485 SMITH DRUG STORE Prescription Pick -Up and Delivery - Fountain Service - Phone 973-6262 Nights Call 973-6371 J. B. DAVIS, INC. WHITE’S AUTO STORE KHELy ww Catalina Appliances The Home of the Big Saver We offer a complete line Phone 973-6606 of automobile services. Home Owned and Operated by PRENTISS CHERRY 604 S. Range Madison, Fla. ( fULIS-CHfUMERS ) Farm Implements Ml? Visit the BYRON BEAUTY SALON —Florist Complete Floral Service Phone 973-6200 Phone 973-2525 Madison, Fla. DUNN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings - Easy Terms - We Finance What We Sell 953 S. Range St. Phone 973-2340 LUCILE’S DRESS SHOP Not All Nationally Advertised Brands Are Found at Lucile's, but It Is the Home of the BEST. Phone 973-6234 Madison, Fla. Phone 973-2265 Madison, Florida Compliments of Your PURE Distributor V. M. FOLSOM MADISON GAS COMPANY Complete Gas Service and Home Delivery 402 East Base St. Phone 973-2226 Madison, Fla. HOWARD STUDSTILL LUMBER COMPANY We Specialize in Smiles and Service Congratulations From SOWELL’S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION RICHARD SOWELL, Owner and Operator 'The Only One Certified Lead Free Farm Bureau Insurance Companies HOWARD K. PUTNAL Service Agent Life - Auto - Fire - Farm Liability P.O. Box 38 Office - 973-6665 Madison, Fla. Res. - 971-5410 Compliments of RIVER BEND PLANTATION J. D. MCDONALD HOWERTON SUPPLY CO. MAC’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. Your Home Furnishings Home Ideas Appliances Headquarters Floor Coverings Carpets and Rugs One-Stop Home Improvement Service Let us help you re-decorate your home. Phone 973-6681 Madison Phone 973-6383 Madison Compliments Compliments of of the C. E. BILL RUSSELL CITY OF MADISON Clerk's Office 973-6501 AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE INSURANCE Fire Alarm 973-2311 Natural Gas Dept. 973-6501 Police Dept. 973-6211 Phone 973-6458 Horry St. Madison, Fla. HOLTON FURNITURE COMPANY TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Free Delivery Home Furnishings Phone 973-2285 Frigidaire - Hotpoint Electric Appliances Sandran Floor Covering Serving Madison, Jefferson, and Taylor Counties Rugs and Carpets Phone 973-2254 AREA WIDE DELIVERY W. V. BUNKER, Mgr. Madison, Fla. Compliments of MAHISCO BOOSTERS BASSETT’S DAIRY The Milk of Superior Flavor E. V. Fisher Juanita's Beauty Shop Milton Cave Phone 973-6757 Mrs. Lola Whitty A. T. Gibson, Sr. Madison, Florida Mrs. Frank Stokes Call 973-6260 FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Madison, Florida HARRIS SUPER MARKET U. S. Good Beef Admiral Appliances W. G. RUTHERFORD, Owner Phone 973-6792 Phone 973-6306 MADISON ICE AND COLD STORAGE WOODSON DANIELS, Owner Madison, Fla. Phone 973-2353 J. LEWIS WILLIAMS GARAGE Valdosta Hwy. near Metal Products Madison, Florida Phone 973-2218 W. C. COPELAND, JR. Pyrofax Quality Controlled Gas Service Air Conditioning and Central Heating Madison, Fla. MADISON MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Mark Every Grave Phone 973-6252 Same Location Since 1934 Madison, Fla. U.S. 90 West JOHNSON’S MOTEL On Beautiful Mystic Lake TV - Free Fishing - Air Conditioned Phone 973-2315 Compliments of LEE 4-H COMMUNITY CLUB MESSER BATTERY AND TIRE COMPANY Quality Tires and Batteries Phone 973-2533 Madison, Fla. Best Wishes From A. H. ARMSTRONG Compliments of PAT MILLINOR Congratulations From DALE LESLIE Phone 973-6121 ROBERTS DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Drugs - Vitamins MURRAY COMER, Owner THE SUWANNEE STORE Phone 973-2566 SELMAN’S SUNDRIES The Variety Store Phone 973-2505 Madison, Florida LIVINGSTON MOTOR COMPANY Open 24 Hours a Day Phone 973-2544 BAKER'S STANDARD STATION FRALEIGH-ASHLEY TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO. Phone 973-2241 Better Groceries at MASSEY GROCERY STORE Come Shop With Us! WHIGHAM’S GULF STATION Let us service your car ROWELL’S BAIT AND TACKLE SHOP Let's Go Fishing! Madison, Florida Compliments of MADISON FINANCE COMPANY McWilliams garage BROADUS WILLOUGHBY Realtor Phone 973-6481 102 W. Base Madison, Fla. Compliments MICKLER’S LAUNDRY of AND DRY CLEANERS CURTIS D. EARP Come clean with us and we will dye for you. Phone 973-2577 Madison, Fla. BRYAN ELECTRIC CO. THE ENTERPRISE-RECORDER Electrical Supplies We Print Everything Except Appliances Fishing Tackle Money and Bolita Tickets. Phone 973-6361 Phone 973-2330 Madison, Florida Best Wishes Cong r atulation s From From BETTY TIPPETT’S BEAUTY SALON CHERRY’S FEED STORE Phone 971-5558 Lee, Florida RUBY’S FABRIC SHOP Cong ratulation s From the Let Us Help You With Your Sewing Needs MADISON COUNTY CARRIER Madison, Florida Senior Class Btri'ctur 1. JOAN AGNER - Class Officer 1; FNA 3.4; FT A 1,2; FHA 1.2: Beta 1,2; S. C. 2. School Paper 2. 2. LARRY ALDERMAN - Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Class Officer 2; 4-H 1.2,3; FFA 1.2; Beta 1,2.4. 3. SANDRA ALDERMAN - Basketball 1, Class Officer 1,2; 4-H 1; FNA 3, 4; FT A 2,3,4; FHA 1,2. 4. CINDY BELCHER - FNA 3, 4: FT A 1,2; FHA 1, 2. 5. BETTY BEVIS - Jr. Play 3; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Beta 4; Chorus 4. 6. LINDA BLANTON - Library Council 3, 4; Student Council 3. 7. ROSEMARY BRINSON - 4-H 1, FTA 3, 4; FHA 3; Chorus 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4. 8. DALE CAVE - Annual Staff 3, 4. 9. JOHNNY CHERRY - Car Club 3; Class Officer 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1,2; Library Council 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3; Track 1; Annual Staff 4. 10. BUCKY CHRISTMAS - Jr. Play 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Inter-Act 2, 3; M Club 3; Track 2. 3. 11. WILLIAM CLARK - Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2; Car Club 3; Class Officer 1; 4-H 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Inter-Act 2, 3; Math Club 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Speech Club 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Track 4; Beta 4. 12. BILLY COLLINS - Basketball 3; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Library Council 3, 4. 13. JACKIE COOPER - Cheerleader 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Beta 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Speech Club 4. 14. WILLIAM CREWS - FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. 15. SUSAN CRUCE - FHA 3. 16. JIMMY DAVIS - Boys State 4; Class Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1; Inter-Act 2. 3; M Club 3, 4: Beta 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Speech Club 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4. 17. WALLY DAVIS - Basketball 1.2; Class Officer 1,2; 4-H 1,2; FFA 1.2, 3. 4. 18. LINDA EDENFIELD - Annual Staff 4. 19. JANE FARNELL - FTA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2; Library Council 3, 4; Beta 4; S. C. 1. 20. CHARLES FLOYD - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 21. MARY KAY GIBSON - 4-H 2, 3; FHA 3, 4. 22. BUDDY HADDEN - Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 2; 4-H 3; FFA 1, 2; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 23. ELDON HAMMOCK - 4-H 1; FFA 1.2, 3. 24. JOYCE HAMMOCK - FNA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2, 4. 25. LEN HEMBREE - 4-H 1; FHA 1; Math Club 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Piano 1, 2, 3, 4; Organ 4. 26. LYNDA HENDRY - Cheerleader 3, 4; 4-H 1,2; FTA 3; FHA 2, 3; Music Club 3. 27. JERRY HERRING - Basketball 1.2, 3. 4; Class Officer 1,2; 4-H 1,3; FFA 1,2; Beta 2; Football 3.4; Student Council 2. 28. JOHN HOWARD - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Football 1,2; FFA 1. 2. 3; Music Club 3; M Club 3; Track 1.2,3. 29. PATTY HUGHES - Cheerleader 1. 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1; Beta 3, 4; (officer); Spanish Club 2, 3; Piano 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Speech Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Interclub 3. 30. BILL HUMPHREY - FFA 1. 31. GENE HUTCHINSON - Football 1, 3, 4. 32. JACKIE HUTCHINSON - 4-H 1. FNA 3; FTA 2, 3, 4. 33. LESTER- KANEY - Baseball 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; Boys State 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2; Inyer-Act 3t Beta 3, 4; S. C. 4. 34. VIRGINIA KEENE - FHA 3. 35. PATSY KELLEY - FTA 2. 3; Math Club 3; Beta 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Speech Club 4. 36. BOBBY KINSEY - Car Club 3; Football 1, 2. 4; 4-H 1; Inter-Act 2, 3; Track 2; Speech Club 4. 37. ANNETTE LASSETER - Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; 4-H 1; FHA 1,2, 3; Music Club 3; Student Council 1,2, 3. 38. DEWAYNE LESLIE - Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Music Club 3. 39. JUDY LIVINGSTON - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FTA 4; FHA 1, 3, 4; Beta 4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; S. C. 1,2, 3; Interclub 3. 40. DONALD McCULLOUGH - Basketball 1; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. 41. GAIL McLEOD - Class Officer 1, 2; FTA 1, 2; FHA 1,2; Library Council 3, 4. 42. LEWIS McMULLEN - Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 1.2; FFA 1,2; Music Club 3; Science Club 3; Speech Club 4. 174 Senior Class Bimturji 43. LINDA SUE McMULLEN - FHA 1,2. 44. MARY ELLEN MARSH - 4-H 3. 45. NANCY MATHENY - Class Officer 1,3; 4-H 1; FNA 3; FTA 2; FHA 1; Music Club3; Majorette 1,2,3; FBLA 4. 46. JEROME MERCER - Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; S. C. 1; Science Club 3; Beta Club 3. 47. SHIRLEY MERCHANT - Class Officer 1; 4-H 1; FHA 1.2; Beta 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4. 48. MISSY MORROW - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Speech Club 4; Student Council 4. 49. MARIA NAPOLI - 4-H Club 3; FBLA 4. 50. MARY CAROL NAUGHTON - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3.4; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1,2,3; Beta 2,3, 4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; S, C. 1,2, 4; Speech Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Inter-Club 2, 3; Girls State 4. 51. JIMMY PEARCE - Football 2, 3; 4-H 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 52. BILL PFEIL - Car Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 2, 3; Library Council 3; Track 2. 53. GERRI PICKELS - Jr. Play 3; 4-H 1; FTA 2; Chorus 1, 4; Beta 4. 54. SONNY PRIDGEON - Baseball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Library Council 3; M Club 3; Track 3. 55. DALE PULLIAM - Football 3. 56. ANN RAGANS - Cheerleader 1,3,4; 4-H 1; FTA 2, 3; FHA 3; Music Club 3; Annual Staff 4. 57. CHARLOTTE RAGAN - FHA 3. 58. BUDDY REGISTER - Class Officer 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; 4-H 1; M Club 3.4; Track 3. 59. EVELYN RHODES - Basketball 1; Class Officer 2; FNA 3; FTA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Beta Club 1,2, 3. 4; School Paper 2; FBLA 4. 60. VAN RUSSELL - Boys State 4; Football 2, 4; Music Club 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Track 3; Annual Staff 3, 4. 61. J1MMx SALE - Car Club 3; Class Officer 1; Jr. Play 3; 4-H 1; Music Club 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3.4; Spanish Club 2, 3; S. C. 1. 2; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 4; Piano 1,2, 3, 4; Organ 1, 4; Speech Club 4. 62. WAYNE SAPP - Class Officer 2; 4-H 3. 63. CONNIE SHAW - 4-H 3; Speech Club 4; FBLA 4. 64. SANDY SMITH - Annual Staff 4. 65. STEVE STOUT - Football 1; 4-H 2, 3, 4; Inter-Act 2, 3; Beta 4; Science Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Speech Club 4. 66. RONNIE SUTTON - Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Football 4; Inter-Act 2, 3; M Club 3; Student Council 1,2, 3. 67. SHARON TAYLOR - 4-H; FNA. 68. KATHRYN THOMAS - Cheerleader 1, 2; Dramatics 2; 4-H 1.2; Beta 1,2; FHA 1, 2; FNA 3; FTA 2; Student Council 2. 69. LUCRETIA THOMAS - 4-H 3; FNA 3; FHA 3; Music Club 3; Speech Club 3; Student Council 3. 70. DANIEL TOLAR - FFA 1; 4-H 3; Student Council 1,2; Speech Club 4. 71. DONNA TUTEN - Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2; 4-H 1; FTA 3; FHA 1,2, 3; Music Club 3; Student Council 1; Chorus 3, 4. 72. ANN VICKERS - 4-H 1; FNA 1; FHA 2 73. RONNIE VICKERS - FFA 1.2, 3, 4. 74. SHARON WATERS - Cheerleader 2; Class Officer 1; 4-H 1.2; FNA 3; FTA 3; FHA 1, 2; Music Club 3; Beta 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4. 75. CARROLL WELCH - Baseball 1; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 3; FFA 1,2. 76. DON WILLIAMS - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; Library Council 3; Music Club 3; Track 1, 2. M Club 1, 2, 3. 4. 77. ALLEN WILLIAMS - Basketball 1,3, 4; Car Club 3; Class Officer 1, 3; Football 3; 4-H 3; FFA 1; Science Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4. 78. LONETTE WILLIAMS - FHA 1, 2. 79. RUBY WILLIAMS - Baseball 1; FHA 1, 2, 3. 80. JEANNE WOODALL - Dramatics 2; 4-H 1; FNA 3; FFA 1, 2; Beta 1,2; Speech Club 4. 81. SHERRI WOODARD - Class Officer 3; 4-H 1; FHA 2, 3; Science Club 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4. 175 176