Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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First Place Winner Was Kim Patterson Many students participated in the Forensic Tournament. The students were well dressed, and prepared to do their speechs. Everyone could't win, but each one received some- thing for participating in the tournament. They were all complimented by the judges for doing such a good job. l LEFT PAGE: 1. Mrs. Buchanan it isn't that hard is it? 2. Kim Bo Patterson receives first place award in Forensic Tournament from Coach Peterson. 3. Effie Frazier stands proudly while giving the winning speech. 4. Mama and Papa King were judging the Tournament: Leroy kept time. Stmlrnl l ift- 28

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1. To add a little pizazz to the Christmas spirit was the Air Force band. Wow, they were great! 2. Mrs. Faught has her hand full. 3. Dig that foxy chick, Benita Williams. 4. Peggy and Sonja are get- ting things together for that glorious two week vaca- tion. Twas the night before Christmas And all through the school The excitement of Christmas Was really the rule. The wreaths on the doors FBLA hung with care In hopes that vacation Soon would be there. The tree was glistening From it's star to below And the rooms were a sight For all to behold. There were baskets of fruit, parties and fun As the groups did their thing mostly on the run. The carpentry class was especially proud As the tree was their project for the MHS crowd. Cartoons were provided by the FFA boys And the FT A gave the old folks real joy. The rock band from the Air Force Was really a treat That the Guidance Committee said Couldn’t be beat. To everyone's delight Friday finally appeared With a Merry Christmas to all and See you next year! Student Life 27

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Air Force Band Brought Pizzaz” to MHS Career Day, Armistice Day, Junior class rings, and the mini forensic tournament were just a few of the extra activities that gave MHS students lots of excitement and fun. Also, outside groups, such as the Air Force band brought entertainment to the school. l 2 a 1. Carl Hutchinson presents his reading. 2. Mr. Strickland spoke to students concerning the occupation of postal services on Career Day. 3. Keryl and Laura patiently waiting to receive their class rings. 4. Alfred Welch was feature speaker at the Armistice Day program. 4 Student Life 29