Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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I A popular pastime for M.H.S. students is playing football in the bowl during lunch. After lunch some of the more conservative stu- dents can be found as they discuss the issue of the day. !JlCemorlaf.................. 0 urricufum.................. faculty ancf Jlc minlstratlon Cj asses................... Junior JflqA. SopAomore. . . Juniors...... Seniors...... Superfatloes............ Organizations........... Sports................ Jlcttultles............. Jlcfuertlsements........ Senior CDirectory....... 4 9 35 37 35 47 53 61 75 93 135 117 147 172

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Mrs. Almand • • • Sunniness of temperament . . . faithfulness as a teacher We, the Class of 1967 of Madison High School, stand in the shadow of a great loss as we dedicate this year's MAHISCO to the memory of Mrs. Mildred Almand. This be- loved teacher, able counselor, and ever- ready helper in our times of trouble was taken from her family and us in a tragic accident, along with her son, Steve, on the way home from church, July 3, 1966. Mrs. Almand had that delightful zest for living, sunniness of temperament, and outreach of soul that endeared her to us and established ties of affection for her that will abide in memory all the years to come. Another part of the rich heritage which she left us was her faithfulness as a teacher, her exam- ple in love for others, and the beauty of her personal life. May we ever be worthy of such a won- derful influence. . . part of our rich heritage