Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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1 LEFT PAGE: 1. Sandra needs a card that isn’t there. 2. Eyes center front, Richard. 3. Angela gets in step with winter fashions. RIGHT PAGE: 1. Mutt keeps a watchful eye out for more tags to capture in his show of spirit. 2. Teachers tried hard, but they couldn’t do it. 19 Activities

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In a world growing more agreeable to listening to our ideas, the students of M.H.S. gained more freedom. 2:20 P.M. was the magic hour. Students were allowed to do their own thing. Some chose to go to their jobs early. Those participating in varsity sports finished practice earlier, leaving them more freedom for other interests. Club activities, as well as outside entertainment, were offered during activity period. To some it was a time of relaxing after an exhausting day. Occas- sionally we were allowed the freedom of missing class to participate in an activity such as the rock concert by Lowndes County Chorus. All in all, we were a little closer to being what we wanted to be and doing what we wanted to do. 18 Activities

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LET'S STRAIGHTEN IT OUT WAS THE THEME OF HOMECOMING '74' The Homecoming week of 1974 was a time of excitement, activities, and student participa- tion. The week started off with ’’overall” and hat day which received much involvement. Field day drew lots of student participation in the many activities such as sack race, water balloon throw, egg throw and pass the Life Saver.” Many stu- dents also attended the snake dance, bonfire, and the impromptu dance in the auditorium, with the Ag band furnishing the music. The Homecoming week was ended with the victorious football game on Friday night. 20 Acti vities