Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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J hysica Ccfucalion Attention couldn't really be on you, could it, coach? Coach Warren McLelland is head of Boy's Physical Education Department. He received his B.S. from Troy State College, Troy, Ala- bama, where he majored in physical education and minored in history, social science, and psychology. This year the physical education depart- ment is trying to offer a variety of activities for the students. Two of them will be speed- ball and wrestling. The physical education department helps develop the student physically, emotionally, and socially, and offers each student a carry- over value in later life. 28

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department Mr. Thompson— leader of the choral program. The year 1967 showed a one hundred per cent increase in participating students in the choral program at Madison High School. Three completely new offerings in music became available. The first was Music Survey, a course in the humani- ties covering the history of music on a high school level. The newly purchased music library of recordings covers the complete spectrum of music history. Fifty seventh and eighth graders participated in the Junior High Chorus. The Glee Club was a group of fifty students from grades nine through twelve. From these two choral organizations will come trained singers to compose the selected group of Concert Chorus singers. 27 Our future Concert Chorus at work.

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Deparim en i Mrs. Janice Brown is head of the Girl's Physical Education Department. She earned a B.S. at the Georgia State College for women. She majored in physical education and minored in biology and science. The girls in her physical education classes are being offered several team sports. These sports are basketball, volleyball, and speedball. Individual activities such as archery, tumbling, and interpretative danc- ing are available. You wouldn’t be teaching these poor girls judo, would you, J.B.? 29