Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

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Left Page 1. Bill Foy helped the juniors with rings and the seniors with caps and gowns. 2 Mrs. Washington was proud of Lorie and Vicki 3. Marvin and Norman just received their rings 4 Happiness for Linda is passing scores. 5 Mixed emotions over the test scores covered the faces of Grace and Lori. 6. Passing was Regina’s only concern but 5 Paul studied the scores. Right Page: 1 Sue. Lisa, and Ray check out Ray's test scores. 2 Glenda is freaking out over Mike’s extremely high scores 3 Patricia admires Lisa’s new ring 4 Hey Pam. I really like that ring» 5 Deann and Vanessa admire Deann's ring Student Life 25

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Tests, Riugs, Caps and Gcums The 1979 State-Wide Student Assessment test given on October twelfth made many juniors and seniors do some seious thinking about their futures. The no skills- no diploma threat sent many to the classrooms to buckle down on the books. 88% of the county’s juniors passed the reading and writing skills while 46% passed the math skills. Ordering class rings was also very important to the MHS juniors. The Jostens representative offered many styles to the Class of 80. The seniors found that ordering their caps and gowns and announcements was equally important. In January memory books, and senior keys arrived, reminding the seniors that graduation was just around the corner.

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Qcu dct Fouact flA icllsofaTfvfc Yqga 1 MHS students decked the halls early in December and impatiently awaited the arrival ot Santa. The tree was trimmed on December 15th. It stood tall and shined bright at the FHA party held that night and at the Christ- mas dance sponsored by the Jr. class held on Decem- ber 16th. Marty Glickman provided the sound tor the special occasion. The band and Mahisco singers held their annual winter concert December 18th at NFJC tc add to the Christmas spirit. On December 19th the speech club performed a delightful Christmas play fa the MFIS students. The day ended with an abundance o club parties. Then, each student was off to celebrate Christmas and New Years with their family and friends a home.