Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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and Mike Tuten involved in a game of strategy and skill. 5. A good energetic game of football helps after a long hard day. 6. David and Karen practicing for a show that didn't go on. RIGHT PAGE: 1. Almost always there was a game of volleyball going on in the bowl. 2. Lisa and Tammy realized that skill was needed to play this game. 3. Cards were permissible during activity period. 4. Doing hand crafts was the type of activity Chris enjoyed. 5. Basketball seemed to be a favorite pastime activity. 25 Activities

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ENJOYING THE FREEDOM OF ACTIVITY PERIOD Activity period’s change of time to 2:20 caused conflict in the scheduling of activities. Those who participated in varsity sports were unable to take an active part in many of the other activities, also for some, it was a time to leave school earlier to go to jobs. For the students who stayed, it was a time for attending meetings, playing games, studying, or just talking with friends. LEFT PAGE: 1. Phyllis Sevor and Janice Proveau studied after hours. 2. Tommie Turner and Tony Ford doing some heavy research work. 3. A short break in the morning helped the day pass faster. 4. Robert Pridgeon 24 Activities

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Career Day, ihe Dress Review, the Beta Club Talent Show, and special dances are just a few of the extra activities that gave spice to the usual routine at M.H.S. Also, outside groups such as the Lowndes County Chorus brought entertainment to the school. Almost always you could find checkers, card games, chess, or an exciting vol- leyball game in progress. 6 Activities 1. Elvira Graham modelled her dress in the Winter Fashion Show. 2. Ernest Page spoke on law during Career Day. 3. San dra Smith entertained at the Fall Beta Club Talent Show. 4. McCaskill bumps for joy! 5. Out of the nine contestants. Che- ryl Burgess received the title of Jr. Miss for 1975.