Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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FACULTY

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Superintendent, Principal Direct Madison High School Ringing through the years comes the old adage, as goes the principal so goes the school. Standing on its truth we are glad that we have Mr. Joe Worden as our principal. He came to us from Carra- belle and is now in his second year of capable leadership. His patience, gentleness, firmness, integrity, honesty, and the entire tribe of virtues that go to make a good principal for MHS have been used to bring unity and meaningful activity to us. Mr. Worden spends busy afternoons in his office attending to the business of Madison High School. Mr. Bishop, Superintendent of Schools, plans and imple- ments plans for Madison County Schools. A student doing the work and enjoying the activities of our school during 1970-71 may tend to be somewnat oblivious of the people who organize and ad- minister our complex school pro- gram. This work lays the basis for effective instruction and orderly operation of our school - and all county schools. Top man, chief administrator, and focal leader is the County Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion; our superintendent is Mr. Thomas Griffen Bishop, now completing his fifth term in this office. When we think of his work in budget-making, em- ployment of personnel, transpor- tation, lunchrooms and com- pliance with laws, we have a deep sense of appreciation for all the careful and able work that has been performed by this officer.

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Business Department Mrs. Edwards, hard at work, teaching her class. In Miss Sparks class it is good to use every second. M.H.S. senior, Cheryl Stephens, is busy figuring her budget. Miss Rhodes lectures her typing class.