Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

MA HISCO SIGNS AND SOUNDS OF OUR TIMES Madison High School Madison, Florida SCENES AROUND 2 OUR CAMPUS 3 M.H.S. AS ITS 4 STUDENTS SEE IT 5 BLAZON CREST: THE DEVIL, GULES, SYMBOLIZING THE MASCOT, RED DEVILS ARMS: A SHIELD, GULES AND ARGENT DIVIDED PER PALL REVERSED, WITH A COLUMN EXTEND- ING FROM THE FESS POINT TO THE MIDDLE CHIEF, TAKEN FROM AN ANTE BELLUM MANSION LOCATED IN THE TOWN, AND REPRESENTING THE FINE SOUTHERN HERITAGE OF THE AREA. THE DEXTER CHIEF HAVING THE SCROLL OF WISDOM AND THE FOUNDING DATE OF THE INSTITUTION. THE SINISTER CHIEF HAVING A TRACTOR, SYMBOLIZING MODERN AGRI- CULTURE. THE BASE HAVING THE FIVE OLYMPIC RINGS, SYMBOLIZING ATHLETICS. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication—8 10—Annual Staff Admin is t rat io —13 23—Clubs Activities—49 59—Sports Superlatives—75 91—Classes Ads—145 FOR YOUR DEDICATED SER VICE, WE DEDICA TE OUR YEARBOOK TO YOU, MRS. CHERRY The 1968 edition of MAHISCO is dedicated with admiration to Mrs. Cherry. Your calm resolution and perspective of life have taken away our anger and substituted the understanding we need. You are a trusted and beloved person. There are many times when young people cannot comprehend things that will benefit them. It is people like you that we will always look up to and be assured of your guidance. We could have offered a gift, presented you with money, but that is too meaningless for you. Instead, we chose to produce this yearbook for you. 9 Fellow Students; ■ Editor We have worked long and hard hours to produce this yearbook for you. I hope that you will treasure it throughout the years to come. This has been a wonderful year at M.H.S. for all of us. We have taken part in one of the best homecomings that Madison has ever had. Although we haven't been very lucky in sports this year, we have the school spirit that goes with every win or loss. For the seniors this has truly been a year to remember. In this 1968 MaHisco I hope we have captured The Signs and Sounds of Our Times. Pat Panaway Editor-In-Chief Lay-Out Sponsor --Mrs. Coody Fellow Students; We have enjoyed working this year on a book that we hope you will cherish for a long time. In the past year there have been many changes both at M.H.S. and in the world. Many new dances; a new clothing style; many different sounds, Bosinova, and the Damee Gent Groove. We hope we have captured some of these in this yearbook, The Signs and Sounds of Our Times. Tommy Gibson Anna Smith Co-Editors Co-Editors Superlatives Business Committee Advertisements II Faculty Sponsor --Mrs. DaSilva Classes Typist Sports Dear Seniors: My sincere congratulations to each member of the Graduating Class of 1968. Your successful completion of the required course of study at Madison High School represents a significant step in your life. Let me urge your to continue your educational preparation in the field of your choise beyond the high school level. We appreciate the contribution that this class has made to your high school. It is a real pleasure to work with people who display a fine attitude, a willingness to work and cooperate with others, good manners and sportsmanship, as you have done. I wish for each of you much success and happiness in the years ahead. Sincerely, Griffin Bishop Superintendent 14 Dear Seniors: Thank you for a wonderful school year. The efforts put forth and maturity shown by you as a class will long be remembered at Madison High School. If this year can be an indication of what we might expect from you in the future, you will truly become solid citizens and be a tremendous asset to society. Congratulations to each of you upon the successful completion of your high school course of study. I urge you to continue your education and develop your talents in order to gain for yourselves more of the good things in life. Best of luck to you in all of your endeavors and may you always possess that spirit which is necessary to keep this, the greatest nation on earth, free from any aggression. Sincerely, Mack Primm, Principal Madison High School 15 Speech--English IV--Humanities Mrs. Sue Wiatt B.A. in English, Speech English--Annual Staff Mrs. Margaret Coody English Journalism Trigonometry—Geometry Mrs. Lois King A.B. in Math, Music, Education M.A. in Math Algebra--Math II Mrs. Louise Browning A.B. in Math, English M.A. in Math 16 English III--Journalism Mrs. Martha Faught A.B. in English English II--French Mrs. Kathleen Hawkins B.S. in Education Ed.M. in Eng. Ed. English Mrs. Brenda Hood B.S., M.A. in English English—Spanish Mrs. Grace Blackwell B.A. in English American History Mr. Gwynn Earp B.S. in Social Studies 17 World Geography—Social Studies Mrs. Helen Hoffman B.S. in History M.A. in Education Social Studies Mrs. Rebecca Brinkman B.A. in Education Florida History Mr. Dennis Fike A.B. in Sociology Algebra I--Math Mrs. Ernestine Reeder B.S. in Mathematics Math I--Math II Mrs. Sylvia Catron B.S. in Mathematics 18 Physics—Chemistry Mrs. Mae Hamilton B.S. in Science Biology Mr. Eugene Stokes B.S. in Science Education M. Ed. in Secondary Ed. General Science Mr. Robert Schneider B.S. in Business Administration Science--Boys' P.E. Mr. Jim Swanson B.S. in Physical Education VOE Clerical—Shorthand Mrs. Carolyn Edwards B.S. in Business M.A. in Education 19 Consumer Ec.--Bookkeeping--Bus. Law Mr. George Shaw B.B.A. in Business Administration M.A. in Supervision and Administration Typing Mr. William Taylor, Jr. A.A., B.S. in Economics, Finance Home Economics Mrs. Clare Morrow B.S. in Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Mr. David Smith B.S. in Agriculture Reading Mrs. Lucille Aikens B.S., M.S. in Education, Reading 20 Glee Club--Concert Chorus Mr. Donald Thompson B.A. in Music M.M. in Voice and Opera Music--Band Mr. Jay Buchanan B.M.E.—M.M.E. i Girls' Physical Education Mrs. Janice Brown B.S. in Education Boys' P.E. --P.E. Sports Mr. Warren McLelland B.S. in Physical Education Library Mrs. Hope Tucker A.B. 21 Guidance Mrs. Lucile Cherry B.A. in Elem. Education, Social Studies M.A. in Guidance English--Annual Staff Mrs. Helen da Silva B.S. in English Principal's Secretary Miss Vonnie Thomas 22 Head Coach--Dean of Students Mr. Brooks Barber B.S. in Physical Education Dean's Secretary Mrs. Cheryell Thomas OR GA NIZA TIONS SITTING L-R: Connie Chandler, Robyn Burnett, Linda Reeder, Cheryl St evens. STANDING; Karen Swift, Sherry Dickinson, Lisa Browning, Dianne Richardson, Sharon Bland, Ann Russell, Gail Cantrell, Fran Bishop. 2nd ROW: Mike Cruse, Gene Rutherford, David Purdon, Frank Napoli, Tony Macarages, Steve Browning. SITTING L-R: Joe Leslie, Ann Burns, Becky Heirs, Frances Langston. STANDING: Nuni Smith, Sissy Cherry, Ruth Wimberly, Mary Sheffield, Karen Faught, Gerene Hardie, Danatta Andrews, Beverly Hughes. 2nd ROW: Roy Dickey, Allen Cherry, Gene DuRant, Howdy Sullivan, Don Dickinson, Dickie Bland. 24 COUNCIL SITTING: L-R: Recording Secretary--Mary Ann Scruggs; President--Bill Brown; Vice Pres.--Frank DuRant; Cor- responding Sec.--Patricia Panaway. STANDING: Treasurer--Bill Cherry; Historian--Betty Fraleigh; Sponsor-- Mrs. Cherry; Chaplain--Nuni Smith; Parliamentarian--Joyce Sheffield. The Student Council stresses the great democratic principle of representative government in which the few furnish leadership for the many. Trust has been placed in these chosen ones to decide when decisions are called for and to act when action is appropriate. The well being of the students and faculty is the foremost concern of the Madison High School Student Council. 25 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Madison Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America consists of girls who are taking Home Economics or have had one year of Home Economics. These girls work together to plan and carry out activities relating to homemaking. This organization provides helpful experiences which are useful now and in the future. The main projects of the club this year are the PTA Nursery and a Christmas package to be sent to Viet Nam. KNEELING L-R: Pat Brown, Marilyn Collins, Cheryl Stevens, Brenda Pickles, Sally Scholles, Linda Reeder, Barbara Sands. SITTING: Debbie Barfield, Patricia Drew, Yvonne Driggers, Susan Walker, Cielia Crafton, Becky Hiers, Ann Burns, Cathy Reams, Judy Blair, Beverly Moore, Karen Bland. STANDING: Mary McLeod, Annie Ruth Williams, Rhonda Aikens, Carolyn Bennett, Glendale Franklin, Val Jeanne Adams, Peggy Davis, Marguerite Pittman, Peggy Cox, Rhonda Blanton, Marta Heatter, Gloria Phillips, Ann McLeod. 26 OF AMERICA KNEELING L-R: Polly Stokley, Dana Mays, Judy Pickles, Monteze Thomas. SITTING: Sissy Cherry, Sally Scanlan, Sheryl Sutton, Nancy Cason, Mary Ann Bochnia, Lucille Bass. STANDING: Sharon Stilwell, Ann Russell, Joyce Sheffield, Mary Howerton, Mary Lou Tyson, Sandra Tyson. Officers: (SITTING L-R) Pres.—Polly Stokley, Pres. Elect--Dana Mays, Sponsor--Mrs. Morrow, Sec.-- Judy Pickles, Treas.--Debra Washington. STAND- ING: V.P. Pub. Re.--Ann Russell, Parliamentarian --Joyce Sheffield, Historian--Sissy Cherry, V.P. of Recreation—Mary Lou Tyson, V.P. of Degrees— Sandra Tyson, V.P. of Projects--Monteze Thomas. 27 MHS MARCHING Treasurer: Susan Reams 9th gr. rep.: Cathy Reams Social Chairman: Lou Sirmon Drum Maj., Co-Cap.: Eddie Grantham Librarian: Mary Bums Jr. High rep.: Sissy Scruggs 11th gr. rep.: Nancy Leggett Head Majorette, Social Chairman: Julia Sirmon 1st Lieutenant: Dannitte Mays 10th gr. rep.: Sharon Kelly Secretary: Ann Burns 12th gr. rep.: Orin Ebersold (Not shown) Majorettes: Marguerite Pittman, Julia Sirmon, Lou Sirmon. Drum-major: Eddie Grant- ham. 28 AND CONCERT B ' A m ND FIRST ROW: Vicki Rooney, Gwen Lewis, Agnes Sims, Nancy Leggett, Cathy Reams, Mary Ann Bishop, Gloria Phillips, Ann McLeod, Rachel Hughey, Fran Colson, Nola Smith. SECOND ROW: Durlie Sims, Brenda Woodard, Lisa Browing, Dub Wyche, Sissy Scruggs, Sherrie Stout, Judy Blair, Kathy Kelly, Judy Grantham, Wayne Wiatt, Annette Medlin, Danny Bish.THIRD ROW: Dale Bish, Linda Reader, Yvonne Driggers, Susan Reams, Joe Knight, Mary Bums, Susan Walker, Debbie Pickles, Janice Hammock, Bill Primm. FOURTH ROW: F. C. Lawton, Roy Bass, Mike Ragans, Appie Beggs, Carol Knox, Debra Blalock, Dana Mays, Dannitte Mays, Mark Knight. FIFTH ROW: Orin Ebersold, Pete Shea, Richard Wilson, Ann Bums, Sharron Kelly, Keith Bish, Mack Primm. SIXTH ROW: Larry Batten. The Madison High School Band Consist of Select students from all grades of the school. Not only does the band participate in the half-time of all home games but, they also traveled to most of the away games. Our band participated in the FSU Homecoming Parade, North Florida Fair Parade, and in the Florida forrest Festival Parade. In late November the band participated in District Marching Contest receiving the rating of excellent, the highest grade for class CC bands. Following the marching season the band turns to concert music preparing for a winter Concert, several informal concerts, District Concert, and a formal Spring Concert. 29 JUNIOR BETA STANDING: President, Susan Walker; Vice-president, Carol Knox; Secretary, Cissy Scruggs; Treasurer, Susan Smith. The National Junior Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership, achievement, and service organization for junior high students. It was organizaed in Madison in 1963 with eleven charter members. Its purpose is to promote high ideals among stu- dents. A member of the Junior Beta Club is expected to have a commendable character. He should have made a creditable achievement of a 3.5 average, maintain a B average, and have honorable attitudes. If these students maintain the re- quirements of the Junior Beta Club, they are asked to join the Senior Beta Club. The club has had two projects this past year. One was to sell Devil pennants throughout the school. The money made went into the other project, repairing worn library books. 30 SENIOR BETA FIRST ROW: Margaret Pinkard, Mary Ann Scruggs, Dianne Richardson, Monteze Thomas, Nancy Heatter; SEC- OND ROW: Nancy Leggett, Kay Hill, Joyce Sheffield, Bonnie Mathis, Jean Morrow, Pat Panaway; THIRD ROW: Fran Harrison, Lou Sirmons, Francis Gross, Susan Reams, Ramona Mercer, Osie Brown; FOURTH ROW: Pat Har- ris, Billy Cherry, David Cruce, Frand DuRant, Richard Brookins; FIFTH ROW: Clifford Ayer, Tim Sanders, Hugh Waller. The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership, organization for high school students. Its purpose is to promote high ideals among students. Members must possess high mental ability, strong character, credit- able achievement, and wholesome attitudes. The Madison High Beta Club was organized in 1947. It has at least one project a year and its members are available for student help. Mrs. Louise Browning is our faculty sponsor. 3! Officers: President--Nancy Heatter, V. President--Clifford Ayer, Secretary--Jean Morrow, Treasurer--Ossie Brown. SENIOR SCIENCE 1st ROW: Peggy Clark, Frank DuRant, Faye Massey, Evelyn Taylor. 2nd ROW: Tim San- ders, Kay Hill, David Hoffman, Chester Aikens. President: Bill Selman Vice-President: Orin Ebersold Secretary: Diane Richardson Reporter: Jean Morrow Sponsors: Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Stokes The Madison Science Club is composed of students interested in doing independent work in science and who have at least a 2.6 standing in science courses. Their school projects include field trips, lectures, and sponsorship special assemblies such as the visitor of NASA spacemobile. 32 JUNIOR SCIENCE 1st ROW (left-right): Ronny Bass, Mike Ragans, Billy Adams, Tim Burnette, Jim Bland, Dale McDonald, Ray Fox, Pete Cashwell, J. V. Bass, Franklin Hals, Raymond Long, Sammy Pidgeon, Robert Bishop. 2nd ROW--Karen Swift, Lyndia Cherry', Minnie Lou Williams, Fran Closon, Danny Bish, Wayne Wiatt, Fredwrick Wright, Willie Gallon, George Davis, Tommy Brinson, Billy Connors, Gay Swift, David Stokely, Mary Frances Hill, Gloria Jean Hankins, Dorthey Griffin. 3rd ROW--Annie Mae Daniels, Gwen McDaniels, Cheryl Thomas, Sharron James, Roxie McDaniel, Mary Burns, Susan Smith, Patti Reeves, Ronald Moon, Racheal Hughey, Steve Browning. The Junior Science Club is for the younger group of students which is interested in science. The Junior Science Club attempts to encourage the interests of the students--in the area of science outside the classroom situation with the idea the quest for knowledge will be heightened. Officers SITTING left to right--Vice President — Della Ragans, President--Jackie Stevens, Secretary Treasurer—Lisa Browning. STANDING--sponsor--Mr. Schnieder, Sgt. at Arms--Gene DuRant, sponsor-- Mr. Swanson. 33 SITTING L-R: Anna Smith, Joyce Sheffield, Peggy Clark, Becky Davis, Mary Fielder. STANDING: Gene Leslie, Clifford Ayer, Kay Hill, Pat Panaway, Frank DuRant, Chester Aikens. Los Gringos , or the Americans, is the name we choose for our organization. We all have one idea in common and that is to further our education by including the knowledge of another country and their language. As a project this year, we are planning to help beautify our campus. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Treasurer: Mary Fielder Secretary: Kay Hill STANDING Vice Pres.: Clifford Ayer Sponsor: Mrs. Blackwell President: Gene Leslie 34 FRENCH CLUB Bessie Thompkins, Mary Kay Knox, Susan Herndon, Cindy Gibson, Dianne Cashwell, Charlotte Mickler, Mary Ann McCall, The- ola Stephens, Gaynell Williams, Theresa Thompkins, Wanda Baker, Dayle Cason, Carleen Smith, Jane Mathis, Shellie Brin- son, Hollie Roberts, Freddie Dixon, Mike Turner, Gayle Cason, Carrol Langston, Wiese Naughton, Billy Mitchell, Jeanette Ragans, Karen Fought, Christine Sexton. Lemoris Thomas, Nancy Cason, Glenda Clark, Linda Williams, Evelyn Taylor, Sharon Bland, Betty Naughton, Peggy New- some, Georgia Roberts, Eva Cooks, Carol Eve Moon, Tim Sanders, Ernie Page, David Cruce, Ronnie Edwards. OFFICERS President--Evelyn Taylor Vice President--Cindy Gibson Secretary—Sharon Bland Treasurer—Mike Turner Advisor--Carol Eve Moon Sponsor—Mrs. Hawkins 35 FUTURE TEACHERS lift MftlllL 1st ROW: Patrica McCreay, Mary Smith, Jo Ann Latimer. Cindy Gibson, Mary Kay Knox, Liz Clark. 2nd ROW: Nancy Leggett, Ann Tackett, Lou Sirmon, Susan Herdon, Sharon Kelly, Lucille Bass, Dianne Cash- well, Jean Morrow, Susan Reams, Dana Mays, Cathie Marsh, Gail Sands, Patsy Diamond. 3rd ROW: Jimmy Dietrich, Curtis Long, Jessie Hutchinson. 1st ROW: Nancy Heatter, Nancy Cason, Sally Scanlon, Anna Smith, Sharon Stilwell, Sibyl Ragans. 2nd ROW: Milber Adams, Polly Stokely, Sandra Tyson, Melissa finr r- Charlotte Gunther, Linda McCullough, Ann Russell, Osie Brown, Sissy Cherry, Romona Mercer, Beverly Hughes. 3rd ROW: Fran Harrison, Carson Cherry, Betty Fraliegh. The Future Teachers of America was formed as a service for the school. Its pur- pose is to help students decide if they would like to go into the teaching pro- fession. During the year each member has an opportunity to teach. The District meeting was held in Green- ville, Florida this year. Four Madison Girls received the honor of District officers. Pres.--Mary Frances Christmas, Vice-Pres.--Faye Massey, Sec.- Sherry Dickinson, Treas.--Sheryl Sutton, His.--Mary Lou Tyson, Spon.--Mr. Buchanan. 36 F.B.L.A FIRST ROW: Pat Ragans, Bonnie Mathis, Margaret Pinkard, Becky Flowers. SECOND ROW: Cassandra Nesbitt, Laura Schoelles, Mary Ann Bochinia, Flora Jean Hickman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Driggers, Barbara Pulliam, Jan- ice Hill, Mrs. Edwards--Sponsor. Becky Flowers--Secretary, Margaret Pinkard--President, Bon- nie Mathis--V. President, Pat Ragans--Treasurer, Judy Pick- les--Reporter. The Madison chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America is an organization consisting of students participating in the Business Depart- ment of the school. Their purpose is to develop competent and aggressive business leadership and strengthen the confidence of young men and women in their work. They try to create more interest and under- standing in the choice of business occupations. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA 37 LIBRARY COUNCIL SITTING: Mary Howerton, Sheryl Sutton, Janice Hill, Barbara Driggers, Celia Crafton, June Agner, Faye Young, Becky Flowers, Betty Naughton. STANDING: Johnny Cuppett, Melvin Agner, Sam Washington, Jerry Harris, Wayne Williams, Warren Young, Charles Keeling, Pat Harris, Bill Brown, Roy Dickey, Willie Agner, Danny Knight. The Library Council is a service club composed of student assistants who work in the library for an elective credit. The three objectives of the Council are: 1) To give opportunity for students interested in library service to learn more about it through train- ing and experience. 2) To give opportunity for po- sitions of responsibility and leadership within the school. 3) To aid in the function of the library in meeting its objectives in the school program. Secretary—Debbie Rutherford, Vice President--Dale Whigham, President—Laura Schoeles, Sgt. at Arms-- Craig Cherry, Sponsor—Mrs. Tucker, Treasurer--Faye Hollingsworth. 38 INTERCLUB COUNCIL 1st ROW: Mack Primm, Nancy Heatter, Evenlyn Taylor, Ted Sanders, Barbara Ragans. 2nd ROW: Polly Stokley, Bill Brown, Tim Sanders, Frank DuRant, Fran Harrison. 3rd ROW: Bill Selman, Gene Leslie, Susan Walker, Ann Russell, Mary Frances Christmas, Lou Sirmons. 4th ROW: Sharon Bland, Eddie Grantham, Allen Keeling, Dana Mays. The Interclub Council is an organization of the Presidents of all the school's clubs and classes. It was formed to bring the different school organizations and the Student Council closer together and form a unity in the school. It is a part of the Student Council. 39 DEVIL’S LEDGER Staff--Doris Day, Editor; Lucille Bass, Carson Cherry, Lil Falk, Ann Tackett, Evelyn Fountain, Larry Hardee, David Hoffman, Mary Howerton, Patricia McCreary, Jo Ann Latiniore, Mary Smith, Roy Starling, Mrs. Faught. Mrs. Martha Faught Faculty Advisor tt ana to jhnrrnjuoiul fconorarp onrtr tor Hah xm jKmnuUsts Doris Day--Editor THE DEVILS LEDGER is produced bi-monthly by the journalism class. Journalism was offered for the second time at Madison High School this year. Each students learns the fundamentals of journalism through participation in all aspects of the LEDGER'S production. In addition to learning the mechanics of journalism, students develop a sense of responsibility and learn the value of teamwork. 40 BOYS STATE Frank Napoli and Bill Brown Each year the American Legion sponsors two boys to attend Boys State. They are sent to Tallahassee, Florida, for a most un- forgettable week in the summer. They are designated to learn firsthand the working of our government at local, state, and national levels. The representa- tives become members of the Nationalists or Federalists. Some members experience the thrill of running for office and have the excitement of giving speeches and vot- ing by secret ballot during election time. 41 FUTURE FARMERS FIRST ROW: Leon Conkin, Dickey Bland, Dale Kelley, Arlie Webb, Charles Keeling, Loring Gaston, Buddy Perk- ins, Danny Langford, Dewitt Andrews, Willie Agner, Dale Kinard, SECOND ROW: Tommy Surles, Ben Ragans, David Studstill, Pat Dempsey, John Kelley, Clyde Cochran, Jerry Webb, Danny Coody, Bruce Puttam, Carl Wil- liams, Dennis Rigdon, Wayne Williams, Sam Washington, THIRD ROW: Tommie Crews, Gerald Ragans, Joe Adams, Dewayne Peters, Bobby Kelly, John Pinkard, Craig Peppers, Wayne Williams, Warren Young, Jerry Harris, Maurice Register, Melvin Agner. FOURTH ROW: Van Kelly, Ronnie Anderson, Mike Holton, David Simmons, James Sexton, Clyde Hill, David Dempsey, Harvey Fountain, Glen Williams, Clifford Rogers, Charles Blanton, Richard Anderson, Frank Williams. FIFTH ROW: Clarence Sparks, Jim Dietrick, David Pinkard, Jimmy Pittman, Guy Sims, Jerome Moore, Ed Smith, Danny Bass, Stevie Odom, Pat Harris, Chuck Tippett, Billy Jones, Junior Langford. OFFICERS SITTING: Buddy Perkins--Treasurer, Dewitt Andrews —President, Tommie Crews--V. President, Sam Washington--Sentinel. STANDING: Dale Kinard— Reporter, Melvin Agner--Chaplain, Mr. Smith— Sponsor, Danny Langford--Secretary, Willie Agner —Sentinel. 42 SPEECH CLUB FIRST ROW: Anna Smith, Fran Harrison, Lil Faulk, Rhonda Law, Claudia LaRosa, Sharon Stillwell, STANDING: Dan Brady, Sim Smith, Sandra Tyson, Nuni Smith, Bonnie Box, Doris Day, Patricia Panaway, Mary Frances Christmas, Danny Buchanan, David Purdon. The Speech Club is an organization, which helps students to gain more self-confidence when speaking. The students learn to debate and act. They also learn how to speak when called upon unexpectedly. Sponsor: Mrs. Wiatt President: Carol Eve Moon Vice-President: Larry Hardee Secretary: Judy Gibson Treasurer: Faye Hollinworth 43 CONCERT A select group of the finest musicians in our school. Each student is auditioned and selected by the director. Each member must have had at least one year previous singing experience in a chorus. Each year the Concert Chorus sings to some 7,000 people. Some fifteen to twenty appearance are made each year. Also, each year is concluded with a tour. This year the group toured northwest Florida and went as far as Mobile, Alabama. The group travels by two chartered Greyhound busses. Each year this group par- ticipates in District and State Music Festivals. For the past two years this group has rated superior at District Festivals and has received excellent and superior rating at State. For the past two years this group has participated in both District and State Festivals. 44 CHORUS ROW 1: Mary Kay Knox, Melissa Bums. Anna Smith, Judy Blair, Betty Naughton, Mary Fielder, Becky Davis, Cindy Gibson, Gayle Cason, Pat Chadwick, Susan Reams, Peggy Clark. ROW 2: Bonnie Boxx, Dayle Cason, Agnes Sims, Doris Day, Faye Hollingsworth, Gail Sands, Marilyn Cox, Judi Gibson, Frances Gross, Pam Agner, Kathy Marsh, Karen Bland, Cheryl Belcher. ROW 3: Gary Davis, Wayne Diamond, Bj rh Hu Jies, Kay Hill, Julia Sir- mon, Mary Lou Tyson, Dale Day, Vicki Cave, Lou Sirmon, Sharon Kelly, E erPlr® Tor7Celia Crafton, Danny Coody, Charlie Quick, Eddie Cox. ROW 4: Larry Bishop, Richard Wilson, Danny Langford, Buddy Perkins, Gary Webb, Maurice Register, Drake Stillwell, Byron Ellington, Eddy Grantham, Lester Wetherington, Spencer Provan, Bill Starling, Richard Brookins, Harvey Fountain. ROW 5: David Studstill, Mike Turner, Joel Hutchinson, Freddy Dickson, Dewitt Andrews, Mike Argenbright, Orin Ebersold, Jack Dickinson, Hugh Waller, Joe Keeling, Allan Favors, Bill Hamrick, Bubba Burnett, Jimmy Waller. 45 Tour The most exciting thing that happens to the chorus year. This venture is looked upon perhaps with more enthusiasm than any other single endeavor by the group. This year Mobile, Alabama, was the des- tination. Singing in several schools along the way. Three days were spent singing for over 3,000 students. Saturday was spent enjoying the beautiful beaches in this area. 47 For the last two years the concert chorus has presented Amahl and the Night Visitors” by Gian Carlo-Menotti. They have given eight performances to over 2,000 people. The Speech Department shared the performance this year. 48 Homecoming--That time of year when everyone works together to make it the best Homecoming ever. This year's Homecoming was really a success. The Snake Dance, Bonfire, and supper were some of the activities that took place during Homecoming. Our beautiful Queen Ann Russell reigned over all the events along with her attendants--Betty Fraleigh--Senior Attendant, Diane Richardson--Junior Attendant, Gail Cantrell — Sophomore Attendant, and Debra Washington--Freshman Attendant. Homecoming was a truly memorable event which will always remain in everyone's heart. 51 H O 111 humi Doesn't Snoopy look happy? E C O M Pony Express N G Whose behind the sign? Dig that position! Smile Debbie! JUNIOR PLAY V I-C-E-E Cheryl do you think he's your type? THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 'Prayer does help Smile, it helps! SENIOR FOLLIES The Senior Follies is held annually by the Senior Class to make money for their Senior Trip. The Fol lies were held February 1 with Larry Hardee as Mas- ter of Ceremonies. We had several acts to perform including the Damee Gent Groove, Kathy Allen and Roger Ezell, and Alphonsas Alexander and Joe Ann Latimore. This year the follies were a great success with more people participating than ever before. 56 SOUTH COBB ON TOUR On February 13, the South Cobb Concert Chorus of Austell, Georgia, came to visit at Madison High. That evening they presented a concert for the general public. The next morning they presented two concerts for the student body of Madison High. The Concert Chorus, which is the touring chorus of South Cobb, is a select group of 82 voices, selected from the 206 students which make up the South Cobb Choral Department. 57 HA PPENIN 58 BLITHE SPIRIT Senior Play The seniors are working on BLITHE SPIRIT, written by Noel Coward. Charles..............Larry Hardee Ruth.................Mary Francis Christmas Elvira............... Sharon Stillwell Dr. Bradman.......... David Purdon Mrs. Bradman.........Anna Smith Madame Arcati........ Carol Eve Moon Edith................ Nuni Smith Director.............Mrs. Helen da Silva 59 Allen Cherry Center Richard Williams Guard Frank Napoli Forward SENIORS The Fighting Devils 60 Roy Dickey Guard David Hoffman Forward VARSITY KNEELING: L-R Tim Sanders, Roy Dickey, Danny Bass, Ray Webb, David Hoffman; STANDING: Stuart Thomp- son, Billy Joe Bass, Gerald Ragans, Alan Cherry, Bill Selman, Hugh Waller, Frank Napoli, Richard Williams, Coach McLelland. The Madison High School Red Devils were hampered this year by lack of experience, and height. We had only five seniors on the team. This shows we are building for a great season next year. Although we have not done as well as anticipated, the boys have had great spirit with a lot of hustle. This team represented our school proudly and fairly. With our returning lettermen next year we know we will be tough on the floor. Anyone that takes the court had better have on their scraping pants, be- cause next year's team will be ready. 61 Coach Warren McLelland JR VARSITY SEATED L-R: Ronnie Hart, Frankie Bell, Ray Tuton, Bert Yarbourgh, Jerome Moore, Lester Weatherington. STANDING: Ted Sanders, Dickie Bland, Mike Argengright, Curtis Long, Marrice Register, Jimmy Waller, Clyde Cochron, Wayne Huggins, Coach Fike--Not Shown--Danny Bass. The 1967-68 Basketball season has been most en- joyable to me, because of the great group of young men that I worked with. We started slow at the be- ginning of the season, but we have come on strong to an 11--5 season at this time. As a coach I could not ask for a better group of men, on or off the Basketball court. I hope these boys will continue with their all around dedication throughout their lives. Coach Dennis Fike 62 63 SENIORS Willie Agner--tackle 2,3,4 . Alphonsas Alexander--Center 4 John Barrs--line backer 4 Danny Bardy--end 2,3,4. 64 Bill Brown--half back 1,2,3,4. SENIORS Danny Buckanan--guard 3,4. Julian Gross--tackle 1,2,3,4. Dale Kinard--fullback 1,2,3,4. SENIORS Jeff Macarages--guard 1,2,3,4. Frank Napoli--quarter back 1,2,3,4. David Purdon--end 2,3,4. Sim Smith--half back 1,2,3,4. 66 Lamar Tookes- -defensive back 4 MHS FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: John Barrs, Willie Agner, Dale Kinard, Sim Smith, Ernie Page, Terry Klein, Clifford Ayer, David Purdon. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Edwards, Danny Buchanan, Lamar Tookes, Dan Brady, Hugh Waller, Dennis Ridgon, Jeff Macarages, Richard Chewning, Tim Sanders. THIRD ROW: Carver Cook, Alphonsas Alexander, David Dempsey, Chester Aikens, Dickey Bland, Frank Napoli, Julian Gross, Danny Knight, Stuart Thompson, Joe Williams. The 1967 football season was disheartening but it did provide some needed experience for our team. The boys showed ability but it usually was not shown at the right time. I can only hope for a better season next year. Brooks Barber JR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Joey Chewning, Gene DuRant, Dub Wyche, Billy Bass, Douglas Cherry, Danny Coody. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Waller, Gene Rutherford, Mike Cuppet, Ted Sanders, Willie Nickolson, Bill Primm, Kenny Hutto. THIRD ROW: Bill Starling, Mike Argenbright, Bill Cherry, Johnny Abbot, Ben Register, Billy Ziarko, Richard Wilson, Craig Peppers, David Studstill, John Paul Kelly. COACHES: Jim Swanson, Brooks Barber, (Head coach) Dennis Fike. 68 RED 69 BASEBALL 1967-68 FIRST ROW: Richard Wilson, Roy Starling, Stuart Thompson, Billy Ziarko, Jerome Moore, Danny Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Clifford Ayer, Chester Aikens, Dan Brady, Maurice Register, Jimmy Waller, Ronnie Edwards, Coach Dennis Fike. Monticello . . . March 18 Perry March 22 Jasper March 26 Live Oak .... March 29 Fla. High .... April 2 Fla. High .... April 5 Perry April 8 Monticello . . . April 11 Jasper April 15 70 VARSITY JUNIOR-VARSITY FRONT ROW: Susan Herdon and Shellie Brinson--Co-Captains, BACK ROW: Diane Cashwell, Jane Mathis, Liz Clark (ALT.), Cissy Scruggs, Charlotte Mickler. 71 VARSITY 72 Sherry Dickinson, Senior Cheerleader 2,3,4. Fran Harrison, Senior Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, co-captain 2,4. CHEERLEADERS Debbie Rutherford, Junior Cheerleader!2,3; co-cap- tain 2. Mary Ann Scruggs, Senior Cheerleader 2,4. Laura Schoelles, Junior Cheerleader 2,3; co-captain 2. Nuni Smith, Senior Cheerleader 2,4. 74 SUPERLA TIVES MR. AND MISS M.H.S. Mary Ann Scruggs Frank Napoli 'For us they stand proudly representing the spirit of Madison High School. 76 MOST POPULAR Fran Harrison Bill Brown MOST A TTRA CTIVE Sherry Dickinson David Purdon BEST ALL-AROUND Sim Smith Nuni Smith BEST PERSONALITY Betty Fraleigh Roy Dickey The same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. 80 FRIENDLIEST Mary Frances Christmas Danny Buchanan Friendliness finds its own road. 8) CUTEST Rhonda Law Jeff Macarages Life is not life without fun. 82 SWEETEST Sissy Cherry Dan Brady 83 WITTIEST Larry Hardee Ann Tackett MOST DEPENDABLE Patricia Panaway Allen Cherry BEST DRESSED Mary Howerton Carson Cherry 'I may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distinguished look.' 86 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Heatter Tommy Gibson Strong in will to strive, to seek, and not to yield. MOST INTELLECTUAL Richard Brookins Joyce Sheffield MOST TALENTED Dannittee Mays Judy Pickles The man who is bom with a talent which he is meant to use finds his greatest happiness in using it. MOST A THLETIC AND FEMININE Sharon Stilwell Richard Williams Sportsmanship stimulates the youth's ambition. Senior Class FAVORITES Judi Gibson Craig Cherry OFFICERS President Fran Harrison Vice President Betty Fraleigh Secretary Mary Ann Scrugg Treasurer Tommy Gibson Parliamentarian Larry Hardee 92 Ronny DeWitt Andrews Micheal Gary Barfield John Richard Barrs Vivian Lucille Bass Alphonas Alexander Ronald Ray Anderson Pamela Ann Agner Willie Prestly Agner Joyce Aline Blair Mary Ann Bochnia Bonnie Joyce Boxx William Daniel Brady Richard Earl Brookins William Forrest Brown Jr. Daniel Thomas Buchanan Edgar David Burch Mark Allen Cherry Mary Anne Cherry Marilyn Louise Cox Tommie Ray Crews Carson Lee Cherry Craig Dorian Cherry Mary Frances Christmas Alfred Leon Conkin Orin Lee Ebersold Jr. Lillian Maureen Falk Rebecca Marie Flowers Evelyn Ann Fountain Doris Freda Day Roy Collins Dickey Sherry Dianne Dickinson Barbara Ann Driggers Sara Elizabeth Fraleigh Randal Loring Gaston Julia Belinda Gibson Thomas Dorsey Gibson Nancy Leone Heatter Flora Jean Hickman Janice Dianne Hill David Galen Hoffman Faye Ellen Hollingsworth Mary Mays Howerton James Ernest Keeling Robert Charles Keeling Van Brakenridge Kelly Ncrt Tommy Lanier Kiser Available Jo Ann Latimer Rhonda Kay Law Retha Faye Linton Patricia Helen McCreary Linda Diane McCullough Linda Faye Macarages Sidney Jefferson Macarages Jr. Eunice Faye Massey Bonnie Gayle Mathis Dannitte Hill Mays III Carol Eve Margaret Moon Frani William Napoli Not Available Cassandra Ida Nesbitt Patricia Demetria Panaway James Arlie Perkins Judy Irene Pickles Herjo Leland Pinkard Margaret Julia Pinkard Barbara Louise Pulliam Sarah Frances Scanlon Mary Ann Scruggs David Grantham Purdon Rosalie Ann Russell Mozella Mae Rye Patricia Ann Ragans Sibyl Gertrude Ragans Roy Stanley Starling Sharon Lee Stilwell Octavious Lamar Tookes Sandra Faye Tyson Coye Franklin Webb Murry Dale Welch Polly Marie Stokely Sheryl Elaine Sutton Ann Morton Tackett Gloria Monteze Thomas Dale Everette Whigham Foye Eugene Wilder Richard Steven Williams Ellen Rebecca Williamson Mrs. Opal Argenbright Mrs. Louise Browning Mrs. Margaret Coody Mrs. Sue Wiatt So let him live, Love work, love play, Love all that life can give; And when he grows too weary to feel joy, Leave life, with laughter, to some other boy. Charles C. Wakefield Monte Eugene Vickers 106 The loss of a friend is like that of a limb; time may heal the anguish of the wound, but the loss cannot be repaired. Southey John Woodrow Gibson 107 1. Larry Hardee, 2. Marilyn Cox, 3. Lucile Bass, 4. Joyce Blair, 5. Faye Linton, 6. Sally Scanlon 7. Beckie Flowers, 8. Evelyn Fountain, 9. Anna Smith, 10. Mary Ann Scruggs, 11. Bill Brown, 12. Faye Massey. 108 1. Faye Hollingsworth, 2. Doris Day, 3. Barbara Pulliam, 4. Frank Napoli, 5. Craig Cherry, 6. Sandra Tyson, 7. Polly Stokley, 8. Nuni and Sim Smith, 9. Patricia Panaway. 109 1. Lil Falk, 2. Carson Cherry, 3. Sherry Dickinson, 4. Ann Russell, 5. Eugene Wilder, 6. Linda Macarages, 7. Jo Ann Latimore, 8. Nancy Heatter, 9. Barbara Driggers, 10. Bonnie Mathis, 11. Sissy Cherry, 12. Cassandra Nesbitt, 13. DeWitt Andrews, 14. Patricia Ragans. 110 1. Dannitte Mays, 2. Fran Harrison and Betty Fraliegh, 3. Sibyl Ragans, 4. Sharon Stillwell, 5. Tommy Kiser, 6. Joyce Sheffield, 7. Ann Tackett, 8. Dorothy Jean Houston, 9. Marvin Godwin, 10. Mary Francis Christmas. There is always one in every The pepsi generation, crowd. (Larry) It is in the bag. Jump back Jack! And if you don't do it right this time, I'll break the other one. Public display of affection. Ginger Adams Milber Jean Adams Melvin Agner Chester Aikens Kathy Allen Clifford Ayer Billy Joe Bass Cheryl Belcher Elizabeth Bell June Bell Fran Bishop Sharon Bland Charles Blanton Mark Boxx Osie Brovtfi Melissa Bums Nancy Cason Vicki Cave Richard Chewning Glenda Clark Peggy Clark Paula Coody Carver Cook Eva Cook 115 Marta Cook David Cruce John Cuppett Becky Davis Bonnie Dempsey Patsy Diamond Jack Dickinson Jim Dietrich Jim Drew Frank DuRant Byron Ellington Mary Fielder Rex French Frances Gross Charlotte Guntner Debbie Hammock Jeannette Harris Jerry Harris Lil Harris Pat Harris Wilmer Herring Kay Hill Beverly Hughes Jessie Hutchinson 116 Linda Hutto Shirley Johnson Billy Jones Dianne Jones Dale Kinard Junior Langford Nancy Leggett Gene Leslie Curtis Long Maggie McKinney Alan Manning Romona Mercer Katherine Mobley Jean Morrow Betty Naughton Peggy Newsome • James Odom Ernie Page Susan Peters Charlotte Pinkard Muriel Pinkard Spencer Provan Barbara Ragans Blanche Ragans 117 Gerald Ragans Maurice Register Diane Richardson Dennis Ridgon Georgia Roberts Elzie Rogers Debra Rutherford Tim Sanders Gail Sands Laura Schoelles Theresa Seals Bill Selman Mary Sheffield Julia Sirmons Clarence Sparks Vickie Starling Evelyn Taylor Lemoris Thomas Rachael Thomas Shirley Thomas Charles Tippette Velma Tookes Barbara Townsend Mary Lou Tyson 118 'j Hugh Waller Sam Washington Arlis Van Webb Ira Webb Ginger Wells Glen Williams John Williams C. Wayne Williams Wayne Williams Linda Williams Patricia Williams Edna Wright Warren Young Ray Webb Wayne Williams Mrs. King Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Faught Mrs. Hamilton 119 JUNIORS 120 ATATATAT 5 O P H O M O R E S Sophomore Class FAVORITES Gail Cantrell Freddy Dixon OFFICERS President Lou Sirmons Vice President Charlotte Mickler Sec.-Treas. Cindy Gibson 122 Johnny Abbot Sheila Abbot June Agner Priscilla Agner Aldine Alexander Mike Argenbright Wanda Baker Clarice Bass Daniel Bass Mary Carol Belcher Carlie Bell Frankie Bell Wayne Bell Linda Bishop Mary Ann Bishop Alan Blanton Deborah Blalock Marie Brady Shellie Brinson Vicki Brookins George Burnett Gail Cantrell Dianne Cash we 11 Dayle Cason Gayle Cason Bill Cherry Liz Clark Eddy Cox Dale Day David Dempsey Donald Dickinson Freddie Dixon 123 Ronnie Edwards Sandra Edwards Karen Faught Joan Fountain Edna Gaston Cindy Gibson JuanitaGodwin Eddie Grantham Geraldine Green Carrol Hadden Myra Hammock Sarah Hammock Bill Hamrick Ronnie Hart Susan Herndon Diane Herring Mike Holton Robert Hubbard Shirley Hudson Wayne Huggins Pearlie Jackson Linda Gail Johns Joe Keeling Sharon Kelly Eugene Keys Joe Knight Mary Kay Knox Carrol Langston Charles Latimer Marilyn Linsey Mary Ann McCall Marion McCray 124 Cathy Marsh Jane Mathis Dana Mays June Merritt Charlotte Mickler Millie Miller Leroy Milton William Mitchell Jerome Moore Nita Moore Louise Naughton Steve Odom Ann Pickles David Pinkard Jimmy Pittman Marguerite Pittman Annette Ragans Jeanette Ragans Jackie Ratliff Susan Reams Ben Register Hollie Roberts Christine Sexton Jimmy Sexton No Picture Available David Simmons Guy Sims Agnes Sims Irvin Sipling Lou Sirmon Carlena Smith Debra Sparks William Starling 125 Andrews Stephens Randy Stephens Theola Stephens Vernell Stephens Drake Stilwell Larry Thomas Bessie Thompkins Stuart Thompson Kelsey Tison Gwendolyn Thompkins Tom Truett Michael Turner Roy Tuten Marlin Webb Mavis Webb Lester Wetherington Gaynelle Williams Becky Williams Edwin Willis Richard Wilson Bert Yarbrough Doris Young Billy Ziarko Louis Ziarko No Picture Available Mrs. Hawkins Mr. Shaw Mr. Stokes Mr. Taylor 126 FR ESHMEN Joseph Adams Valjeanne Adams Geraldine Aikens Rhonda Aikens Charlie Argenbright Debbie Barfield Larry Batten Appie Beggs Carolyn Bennett Judy Blair Dickey Bland Karen Bland Dale Bish Keith Bish Larry Bishop Pat Brown Patricia Brown Mike Brookins Chip Browning Ann Burns Pat Chadwick Clyde Cochran Marilyn Collins Danny Coody Marion Cooks Pcggy Cox Celia Crafton Barbara Jean Crews Lillian Daniels Gary Davis Peggy Davis Pat Dempsey Wayne Diamond Scott Dickinson Patricia Drew Yevonne Driggers Loritta Edwards Alan Favors Harvey Fountain Glendale Franklin 129 Ola Pearl Frazier Judy Grantham Rebecca Hall Linda Hammock Marta Heatter Carolyn Herring Becky Hiers Clyde Hill Tommie Hudson Mary Ann Hunt Edwin James Alan Keeling Dale Kelly John Paul Kelly Robert Kelly Mark Knight Judy Latimore Ann McLeod Tony Macarages Barbara Merritt Beverly Moore Craig Peppers Susan Peppers Dewayne Peters Gloria Phillips Brenda Pickles Linda Pickles John Pinkard Mack Primm Bruce Putman Charlie Quick Ben Ragans Julian Ragans Cathy Reams Linda Reeder Carl Rushing Barbara Sands Evelyn Sapp Sally Scholles Jimmy Seaborn 130 Linda Siplin Edward Smith Ralph Smith Betty Jo Spencer Cheryl Stephens David Studstill Tommy Surles Sarah Taylor Ola Thompson Susan Walker Jimmy Waller Debra Washington Mike Washington Kathy Webb Gary Webb Jerry Webb Miriam Whigham Annie Williams Bonnie Williams Mary Williams Joe Williams Susan Young Edna Williams Rhonda Blanton Debbie Walton Mr. Schneider Mrs. Hoffman Mrs. Hood Mrs. Morrow 131 132 OFFICERS President Ted Sanders Vice President Lisa Browning Sec.-Treas. Dub Wyche Eighth Grade FAVORITES Cissy Scruggs Gene Rutherford Danatta Andrews Glenn Baker Cindy Barrs Billy Bass Myrtice Bass David Batten Debbie Bell Charles Bennett Geather Bennett Lisa Browning Robin Burnett Mary Bums Kenny Carter Connie Chandler Douglas Cherry Joey Chewning Christine Cobbins Patricia Cobbins Loretta Coleman Wade Collins Billy Conner Frank Coody Mike Cuppett Annie Mae Daniels Clyde Diamond Gene DuRant Johnny Ealy Leroy Ealy Clifton Ebersold Willie Gallon Dorothy Griffin Janice Hammock Gerene Hardie Linda Harris Ricky Henderson Gail Herring 135 Mike Holland Neva Hutchinson Kenny Hutto Bea Johnson Albert Joseph Kathy Kelly Marty Kelly Gail Knowles Carol Knox F. C. Lawton Jo Leslie Gwen Lewis Raymond Long Willie McCall Gwendolyn McDaniel Roxie McDaniel Renee McKinney Annette Medlin Melvin Moore Willie Nickolson Timmy Odom Debbie Pickels Dennis Pidgeon Lamar Pittman Brenda Ragans Della Ragans Sherri Register James Rooney Vicki Rooney Gene Rutherford Ted Sanders Sandy Sanderson Gary Sands John Sapp Cissy Scruggs Kathy Seaborn 136 A' + Edwin Sheffield Jimmy Sheffield Durlie Sims Gladys Smith Susan Smith Glenda Sparks Jackie Stephens Sherrie Stout Robbie Sutton Gay Swift Sheryl Taylor Millie Tibbals Donnie Tolar Ronnie Tolar Juanita Thompkins Romona Vickers Bill Watson Gerald Webb Minnie Williams Linda Ruth Willis Brenda Woodard Dub Wyche Edwin Bochnia Ellen Cason Mrs. Aiken Mrs. Brinkman Mrs. Reeder Mr. Swanson 137 Seventh Grade FAVORITES Ruth Wimberly Mike Ragans OFFICERS President Bill Primm Vice President Pete Cashwell Secretary Nola Smith 138 Treasurer Wanda Webb Billy Adams Robbie Gail Agner Alber Aikens Cathy Alford Jimmy Alford J. V. Bass Ronnie Bass Roy Bass Danny Bish Johnny Bishop Randy Bishop Robert Bishop Jim Bland Larry Bland Nat Bland Debbie Blanton Barbara Brady Tommy Brinson Steve Browning Tim Burnett Deborah Burns Deborah Carter Monte Cashwell Lydia Cherry Fran Colson Patsy Cowart Mike Cruce George Davis Dean Dempsey John Diamond Deens Dietrich Loletia Driggers Paul Edenfield David Fletcher Charles Fox Marilyn Fountain Heather Grant Betty Gross Franklin Hals James Haynes Patricia Herring Mary Frances Hill Wallace Hill Rachael Hughey Timmy Hughey Lorraine Humphrey Wesley Isgro Sharon James 139 Ricky Jenkins Brenda Kiser Cary Kelly Frances Lanston Debra Latner Marsha Lyons Dale McDonald Marion McGee Rhonda Marsh Demetri a Moore Sammy Pridgeon Bill Primm Sherry Quick Mike Ragans Martha Raines Patricia Reeves Pete Shea Carl Sims Bert Smith Nola Smith Adolphus Stephens David Stokely Howard Sullivan Karen Swift Gladys Swilley Cheryl Thomas Barbara Waller Bernice Washington Glen Watson Wanda Webb Wayne Wiatt Cindy Williams Juanita Williams Nathaniel Williams Rosemary Williams Terry Williams Ruth Wimberly Frederick Wright Lenora Young Ronald Moon Guy Tuten Glenn Walton Mrs. Blackwell Mrs. Catron Mr. Fike MO JUNIOR HIGH SNAPS 141 CAFETERIA Mrs. Sue Raines, the supervisor of the school cafeteria, furnishes us with a hot, well-prepared meal to help us through the day. She and her staff go beyond this and help many of us with their cheerfullness and kind words as they serve us. 142 MAINTENANCE Our maintenance men, Joe Hardy, Hiram Bell, and William Martin, keep our school neat and clean. They are always willing to help our school put its best foot forward every day. They are always hard at work trying to improve our campus. 143 LUNCH AT M.H.S. Some seniors have an EARLY lunch. The Home Ec. girls prepare their own lunch? Our ever-famous lunch-room! 144 Lunch time is one great big party! Our other lunch room- ADS (Dan is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative years. 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PSTERSBUR®, FLORIDA Congratulations Class of 68 ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY THE 1968 ANNUAL STAFF SALUTES THE GRADUATING SENIORS! Compliments of SMITH DRUG STORE Prescription Pick-Up and Delivery Phone Day 973 -6262 Night 973 -6371 F M GROCERY In Memory of Gary Lee Childress With this publication of the Mahisco, 1967-68 passes from reality into memory and history. It has been a great privilege for us, the staff, to present this lasting picture of the past. We began work on the annual at the beginning of the school year. We trust the results, which are this book, prove to be for you a complete record of the events, emotions, and desires that transformed our school from an empty shell of concrete and steel into a living, breathing in- stitution of learning. It is the story of those who helped it along: the administration, and the faculty, butmostof it is the story of You, the student who became its life's blood. It is the sincere hope of the staff that you will enjoy and treasure this Mahisco. 179 SENIOR DIRECTORY Pamela Ann Agner (Pam)--FHA--l- -historian, 2-- secretary; FTA—1,2, president; Library--3; Best All Around Homemaker--2. Willie Prestly Agner (Willie)--FFA--l ,2,3--sen- tinel, 4--sentinel; Football--2,3. Alphonas Alexander (Alphonas)--4-H; FTA; Football. Ronald Ray Anderson (Ronnie)--FFA. Ronny DeWitt Andrews (DeWitt)—FFA--1,2,3--vice president, 4--president; Football--1; Chorus—2,3 — vice president, 4--president, Interclub Council--4. Micheal Gary Barfield (Mike)--Football--l ,2,3; FFA--1. John Richard Barrs (John)--Football--4; Baseball--3, 4; Chorus--3,4; FFA--1,2,3--treasurer. Vivian Lucille Bass (Lucille)--4-H—1; Pep Club — 2; Glee Club--3; Para Medical--3; Spanish Club — 3--historian; Junior Class Play; Devil's Ledger--4; FHA—4; FTA--4. Joyce Aline Blair (Joyce)—FHA--1,2; Class Officer 2— secretary. Mary Ann Bochnia (Mary Ann)--FHA--1,2--historian, 3- -vice president of Degrees--4; 4-H--1; FNA--2,3; FBLA--4. Bonnie Joyce Boxx (Bonnie)--FHA--1--seminary, 2 — president; French Club--2; Spanish Club--3; Chorus — 3,4. William Daniel Brady (Dan)--Football--2,3; Base- ball—3,4; Science Club; Senior Superlative; Speech Club. Richard Earl Brookins (Richard)--Beta Club--3,4; Concert Chorus--4; Senior Superlative. William Forrest Brown, Jr. (Bill)--Football--l,2,3,4; Student Council--l, historian 2--treasurer, 3--vice president, 4--president; M-Club--2,3,4; Spanish Club--2,3; Senior Superlative. Daniel Thomas Buchanan (Danny) 4-H--1,2,3,4; FFA--1,2; Baseball--4; Football--3,4; Basketball — 1,2; FTA--2. Edgar David Burch, Jr. (Edgar)--Glee Club--4; Pep Club--3. Carson Lee Cherry (Carson)--Science Club--3,4; FTA—2,3,4; Basketball--2; FFA--1, president. Craig Dorian Cherry (Craig)--Football—1; Library Council--1,2--reporter, 3,4; Student Council--l ,2. Mark Allen Cherry (Allen)--FFA—1; Junior Beta--1; Basketball--1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Student Council--4. Mary Ann Cherry (Sissy)--4-H--1; FTA--2,3; FHA--1,2,3,4; Pep Club—2,3; Cheerleader--2,3; Student Council--4; Annual Staff--4; Senior Superlative. Mary Frances Christmas (Mary Frances)--Cheer- leader--! ,2--Co-Captain,3,4--Co-Captain; Annual Staff--4; Senior Superlative; FTA—2,3,4 — president; Favorite--2,3; Class Officer; Pep Club — 2,3; Interclub Council--l ,4. Alfred Leon Conkin, Jr. (Leon)--FFA; Junior Class Play. Marilyn Louise Cox (Marilyn)--FTA--1,2,3; FHA — 1,2; Cheerleader—2; Student Council--!; Annual Staff--4; Chorus--4; Glee Club--3. Tommie Ray Crews (Tommie)--FFA--l,2--Sentinel, 4--vice president; Class Officer--l ,2; Basketball — 1,2; Football—3. Doris Freda Day (Doris)--Class Officer--2; FHA— 1,2--reporter; Devil's Ledger 4--editor; FBLA--3; Chorus--4; Glee Club--3. Roy Collins Dickey (Roy)--Mr. Devil--4; Class Officer —1,3; Junior Beta 1--President; FFA; Foot- ball--!; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Class Favorite—2; Student Council--2,4; Chorus--2; Library Council --3,4; Senior Superlative. Sherry Dianne Dickinson (Sherry) FHA--1; Student Council--3,4; Cheerleader—2,3,4; Pep Club—2,3; FTA--3,4--Secretary; Science Club--2; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4; Girls Chorus--4; M Club--4. Barbara Ann Driggers (Barbara) FBLA--4; Library Council—3,4—Chaplain; 4-H--1. Orin Lee Ebersold, Jr. (Orin) Band--3,4--officer; Devil's Ledger 3; Science Club--4--Officer. Lillian Maureen Falk (Lil)--Class Officer--l; FHA --1,2,3; 4-H—1,2,3. Rebecca Marie Flowers (Becky) Glee Club—1,3; FHA--1,2; Class Reporter--2; FTA—2; Para Medical--3; FBLA--4--Secretary; Library Council — Evelyn Ann Fountain (Evelyn) Beta Club—1 — Secretary-Treasurer; FHA--1,2--Historian; Science Club—1; FTA--2; Devil's Ledger—3; Senior Science Club--4. Sara Elizabeth Fraleigh (Betty) FHA--1--Secretary; Homecoming Court--2,4; Class Favorite--3; Pep Club--2; Spanish Club--2,3--Secretary; Class Officer--4; Student Council--3,4--Historian; Annual Staff--4; Senior Superlative. Randel Loring Gaston (Loring) FFA—1,2,4; FTA--2. Julia Belinda Gibson (Judi) Chorus--3,4; FHA —1 — Reporter; FTA—1,2; Cheerleader--1--Co-captain, 2—Co-captain; School Paper; Senior Favorite; 4-H--2,3. Thomas Dorsey Gibson (Tommy) Spanish Club--2,3; Library Council--2; Junior Class Play; Class Officer --4; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4. Marvin Spencer Godwin (Marvin) Football—1,2,3; FFA —1,2,3; Pep Club--2. Julian Robert Gross (Julian) FFA—1,2,4; Football— 1,2,3,4; M-Club—3,4. 180 SENIOR DIRECTORY Laurence Ashley Hardee (Larry) Band —1; Spanish Club—2,3; Pep Club—2; Science Club—3; Class Officer--3,4; Junior Class Play; Devil's Ledger--4; Speech Club--4; Senior Superlative. Frances Virginia Harrison (Fran) Cheerleader--1, 2.3.4, Co-Captain—2,4; Student Council--l ,3; FHA--1; Spanish Club--2--Vice-President, 3 — Secretary; FTA--3--Treasurer, 4; Junior Beta Club --1; Senior Beta Club--2,3,4; Pep Club--2,3; Science Club--2; Class President--2,4; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4; M-Club--4. Nancy Leone Heatter--(Nancy)--Class Officer--l; 4-H--l,2; Beta Club--1,2,3,4--Pres.; Para-Medical Medical—2—Sec. Treas. 3—Sec.; F.T.A.—2,3-- Pres. 4; Spanish Club--3; Junior Class Play; Inter- Club Council--3,4; Annual Staff--4, Ass't. Business Mgr; Senior Superlative; Pep Club--2. Flora Jean Hickman (Flora Jean)—Class Officer — 1,2; F.H.A.—1--Sec. 2—V.P., 3,4; Glee Club--1, 2,3; 4-H--1,2; F.B.L.A.--4. Janice Dianne Hill (Janice)--F.B.L.A.--4; Girls Chorus--4; Library Council--2,3,4; Jr. Class Play —3; Para-Medical Club--3; 4-H—1. David Galen Hoffman (David)--Soccer--2,3; Debil's Ledger--4; Science Club--4; Basketball — 3.4. Faye Eleen Hollingsworth (Faye)—F.T.A.--1,2,3; F.H.A.--1, V.P.,2; Cheerleader--2,3--Co-Captain; F.B.L.A.--3; Library Council--4; Annual Staff--4; Jr. Class Play. Dorothy Jean Houston (Dorothy Jean). Mary Mays Howerton (Mary)--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club--2; Library Council 4; Devil's Ledger--4. James Ernest Keeling (James)--F.F.A.--2; F.T.A.--2. Robert Charles Keeling (Charles)--F.T.A.--l; Class Officer--2; Library Council--3. Van Brakenridge Kelley (Van). Tommy Lanier Kiser (Tommy)--4-H--1,2; Basketball--1; Science Club—2; Annual Staff--4. Terry Lee Klien (Terry)- -Football--1,4; Basketball —2; Baseball--4; Wrestling--1; F.F.A.—2,3; F.T.A. —2; Track--1; Annual Staff--4. Daniel Benjamin Knight, Jr. (Danny)--Jr. Honor Society--l ,2; Library Council--l ,4; F.F.A.--1; Track--1,2; Student Council—2 —Rep., 3--V.P.; Football--2,3,4; Basketball--2; Chorus--3; Annual Staff--4; M-Club--3,4. Claudia Ann LaRose (Claudia)--Gym Aide--1; Most Athletic--1; Swimming Team--1,2,3; Water- ballet--! ,2,3; Football; Basketball; Mascot for Kappa Hi-Y; Annual Staff--4; Speech Club--4; Y-Teens; Senior Jubalee. Joe Ann Latimer (Joe Ann)--4-H--l,2,3,4; F.H.A. --1,2,3; F.T.A.--4; Science Club—2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council--3; Tiger Union Staff--3; Team Sweetheart—3; Devil's Ledger--4; Class Officer—3. Rhonda Kay Law (Rhonda)--F.T.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. --1 - -Pres.; Para-Medical--2; F.B.L.A.--3; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4; 4-H--l,2. Retha Faye Linton (Faye)--4-H--l; F.H.A.—1,2; Girls' Chorus--4. Patricia Helen McCreary (Patrica) Honor Society— 1,2; Track Team--2; Homeroom V.P.--3; Student Council--3; F.T.A.--4. Linda Dianne McCullough (Linda) 4-H--; F.T.A.— 2,3,4; F.H.A.—2,3; Pep Club--2. Linda Faye Macarages (Linda) F.B.L.A.—2,3; F.H.A. —2,3; Glee Club—2,3,4; Annual Staff--4; Pep Club—4. Sidney Jefferson Macarages, Jr.--(Jeff) Basketball — 1; Football—1,2,3,4; Chorus--1,2,3; 4-H—1; Student Council—2,3; M Club—3,4; Class Favorite --3; Annual Staff--4; Senior Superlative. Eunice Faye Massey—(Faye)—4-H—1; FHA--1,2,3 --Parliamentarian; Science Club--1,2,3,4; FTA --2,3--Historian, 4--VP; Pep Club—2; Spanish Club--3; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff--4. Bonnie Gayle Mathis (Bonnie)--Class Officer—1, 2; Beta Club—1 --Sec., 2—Pres., 3,4; F.T.A.--1, 2—Sec.; F.H.A.--1,2—Recording Sec.; Cheer- leader—1,2—Co. Captain; Student Council—3— Recording Sec.; F.B.L.A.--4. Dannitte Hill Mays, III--(Dannitte) F.F.A.--1 -- Reporter; Band—1,2,3,—Pres.,4--First Lt., Band Council—3,4; Sr. Superlative; Jr. Class Play; Devil's Ledger. Carol Eve Moon (Carol Eve)—F.P.A. 1,2,3; Intra- mural Sports—1; Student Council—1,2,3; French Club—2,3,4; Delphic Society—3; Magazine Sales Chairman—3; Jr. Prom Queen—3; National Honor Society--3. Frank William Napoli (Frank) 4-H—1,2; Basketball --1,2,3,4; Football—1,2,3,4; Track—1; Student Council —1,2,3,4; Class Favorite—1; Chorus—2,3; M-Club—1,2,3,4; Annual Staff—4; Senior Superlative. Cassandra Ida Nesbitt (Cassandra) F.H.A.—1,2— Treas.; F.B.L.A.; Miss Freshman; 4-H--1--Sec.; Class Officer—1. Patricia Demetria Panaway (Patricia)--Senior Superlative; Annual Staff —4--Editor; 4-H--1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A.—1,2,3—Chaplain; Class Officer —1; F.N.A.--2--Reporter; Pep Club—1; Spanish Club—3,4--Treasurer; Student Council—1 --Sec., 4—Sec.; Speech—4. James Arlee Perkins (Buddy) F.F.A.—1,2—Reporter, 3.4— Treas.; Glee Club—3; Chorus--4. Judy Irene Pickles (Judy) Pep Club—2,3; F.H.A.— 1.2.4— Sec.; F.T.A. — 3; Para Medical Club--2; F.B.L.A.--3,4--Reporter; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4. 181 Herjo Leland Pinkard (Herjo). SENIOR DIRECTORY Margaret Julia Pinkard (Margaret) F.T.A.--2--Pres.j F.H.A.—1—Degree Chrmn., 2--Sec.; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council--1--Prog. Chrmn.; Girl's Chorus --4; F.B.L.A.--4--Pres. Barbara Louise Pulliam (Barbara) F.B.L.A.--4; Li- brary Council--3,4; F.H.A.--1; 4-H—1; Glee Club --4. David Grantham Purdon (David) M-Club--1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Football—1,2,3,4; Track—1; Basketball--3; Student Council—4; 4-H--1,2; Speech--4. Patricia Ann Ragans (Patricia) F.H.A.--1,2,3; F.B.L.A. —4—Treas. Pep Club—2; Student Council -1,2. Sibyl Gertrude Ragans (Sibyl) F.T.A.—2,3,4; Pep Club--2. Rosalie Ann Russell (Ann) Glee Club--4; F.H.A.— 1,4; Spanish Club—2,3; F.T.A.—3,4; Jr. Class Play; Homecoming Queen; Student Council--4; Annual Staff--4; Interclub Council--4. Mozella Mae Rye (Mozella) F.H.A.--1,2. Sarah Frances Scanlan (Sally) 4-H—1,2; F.T.A.-- 2,3,4; F.H.A.—1,2,3,4; Glee Club—4; Annual Staff—4; Pep Club—2,3—Treas. Mary Ann Scruggs (Mary Ann) Beta Club —1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Class Officer—1,4; Senior Superlative; Spanish Club--2,3; F.H.A.--2; Cheer- leader—2,4; Homecoming Attendant—1,3; Pep Club --2,3; Annual Staff—4; Student Council—3,4 — Officer; M-Club--4. Marilyn Joyce Sheffield (Joyce) 4-H--1; F.H.A.-- 1,2,3,4--Parliamentarian; Beta Club—2,3,4; Student Council—3,4—Parliamentarian; Pep Club—2; Spanish Club--3,4; Annual Staff--4; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Superlative. Elizabeth Holt Smith (Nuni) Pep Club—2; F.H.A.— 2—Historian; Band—1; Science Club—2; Cheerleader — —2,4; Annual Staff--4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 — Chaplain; Jr. Class Play; M-Club--4; Senior Superlative. Mary Frances Smith (Mary) F.T.A.--4; F.H.A.—2— V.P.; Dramatics. Simeon Alexander Smith, Jr. (Sim) Speech—4; Football—1,2,3,4; Student Council—1,2; Senior Superlative; Chorus--1,2. Roy Stanley Starling (Roy) F.F.A.--1--Sec., 2 — Pres.; Basketball—1,2; Class Officer—1,3; Baseball —4. Sharon Lee Stilwell (Sharon) F.H.A.--1,4; Spanish Club—2,3; F.T.A.--3,4; Jr. Class Play; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff--4. Polly Marie Stokley (Polly) F.H.A. 1,--Reporter, 2--V.P. of Degrees, 3 —FVes. Elect, 4—Pres.; Pep Club—3—V.P.; Science Club; F.T.A.--3,4; Inter- club Council--4; Class Favorite; 4-H—1; Para- Medical—2; Annual Staff—4. Sheryl Elaine Sutton (Sheryl) Pep Club--2,3—Sec.; F.H.A. —1,2—Sec., 3—Par., 4; 4-H—1,2; F.T.A.-- 2,3,4—Treas. Spanish Club—3; Library Council—4; Annual Staff--4; Miss Devil--4; Jr. Class Play; F.T.A. District Pres. Ann Morton Tackett (Ann) Band—1; F.H.A. —1; Chorus—2,3; Pep Club—2,3; F.T.A.--4; 4-H--1,2; Para Medical Club--3; Senior Superlative. Gloria Monteze Thomas (Monetze) F.H.A.--1--Pres. Elect, 2—Pres.,3,4—V.P. of Projects; Cheerleader— 1,2; Jr. Beta Club--1,2—V.P.; F.T.A.--1--Sec., 2—V.P.; Student Council—2—Pres.; 4-H—1 — Council Delegate, 2—Treas., 3 —Pres., 4; Sr. Beta Club--3,4. Octavious Lamar Tookes (Lamar) Football--4. Sandra Faye Tyson (Sandy) F.H.A. 1—Sec., 2—Pres. Elect, 3 —Pres., 4--V.P. of Degrees; F.T.A.--2,3,4; Pep Club—2; Para Medical Club—2,3—Treas.; Jr. Class Play; Annual Staff--4; Interclub Council--4. Coye Frank Webb (Coye) F.F.A.--1,2—Pres., 3,4; 4-H—1,2,3,4; Science Fair—1; Citizenship award. Dale Everette Whigham (Dale) Library Council—1 — Treas. 2,3,4—V.P.; Annual Staff--4. Foye Eugene Wilder (Eugene Band—1; Annual Staff --4. Richard Stephen Williams (Richard) F.F.A.--1,2 — Sec.; F.T.A. —2—V.P.; Basketball —1,2,3,4; Foot- ball—3; Science Club--4. Ellen Rebecca Williamson (Becky) 4-H—1,2— Parliamentarian; Sophomore Queen; Para-Medical Club--3; F.H.A.--2,3. Anna Oleen Smith (Anna) Jr. Beta Club—1; Concert Chorus--2,3,4--Librarian; F.H.A.--1; F.T.A.--2, 3,4; Para-med—2,3—President; Spanish Club—3,4; Pep Club--2; Speech club--4; Jr. Play; Inter-club council—3; Annual staff--4 (assistant editor). AUTOGRAPHS 1 UTOGRAPHS