Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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71 V5' lflfl.lClC Wl'l'Z'l'llM lor outstanding intellectual leadership in personal achievement and active par tlcipntion in organizations which foster such de velopnienl liy working in the library live years. she has :acquired ai comprehensive knowledge of the purposes and functions of a lihrary program. llcr participation has been varied and thorough, Under her leadership the Library Lassies were organized and have successfully planned and carried out many proieets to enrich the school curriculum. Felice was named among The Top Ten girls in Davidson L'nunty lforen-cies last year. She has placed first in every city or county contest she has entered. She will represent Madison in the State- Wide debate competition this year as she has the past three years Felice is the Vice-Pres ol the N F. l. L'lt.ipter and holds the highest honor, the lli-gree ol llistmclion She is the ll. A R. Medalist .ind ii finalist in The National Merit' Scholarship competition EIIJCICN WALDEN for unusual creative ahility which shi- has unstiniingly used in the library, her classrooms, and in the corridors, For four years she has headed the display staff ol the library. Her catchy ideas, skillful construction, artistic lay outs, and able book selections have made the lihrary an attractive :ind interesting place to visit and have intrigued students intoreading more books. She designed the official symbols of the LIBRARY LASSIFIS-the plaid-clad lassie and the member' ship card. liileen also has exceptional talent for creative writing. ller poems and essays, which have been published in high school anthologies, have brought honor to her and to her school, For two years in succession she has received special mention for poems which were ublished in The National Anthology of High Sclilool Poetry. PE '19 . . 5,5 'fir x - ' fifxhi ,' i 1 . i GGY WILLIAMS for her un-assuming and dependable leadership, active participation. and unusual achievement in the library program and forensics. She has worked in the library four years Iler patient manner, clear explanations, accurate work. and high standards of achievement make her unusually efficient in training others as well as helping students and teachers in selecting and using materials, She was a leader in organizing the Ll- BRARY LASSIES and is the first secretary. Peggy has worked diligently for the past four years with the forensic club and the N. If. I, Chapter. is president and holds the Degree of Distinction, the highest honor. She has represented the school the past three years in both county and state debate competition. and will again represent the school this year. Peggy attended the Russellville Ken' M' . 'I W tucky Speech Tournament this year, going to the Iinals in both extempore and deelamation. She maintains a high scholastic average and is a member of the Honor Society, as well as being active in her church. 'C-. 1 TOMMY WEBSTFR winner of Qiportsmanshi award, voted him by Bro. Ira North. . c ' p hy teammates. and presented WILIJAM CP.A.AJ POTTS for his devotion to the Audio-Visual Aids program. He started wnrk in the library as an eighth grader and presided over the posting routines but very soon his first love became the audio-visual equipment. He was trans- ferred mto this group as a ninth grader and his eager- nessuto learn everything was almost a nuisance to his group captain. His interest in the program. dependability, and devotion to duty has earned him the title of Mr. PA. For three years he has assisted in training new operators, helped plan and supervise the entire program. P.A. has been in charge of the public address system and other audiovisual equipment at all night functions planned at the school. His participation in Forensics as made him a competent announcer and rounds out his mastery of the functions of his machines. We salute him for winning the 1958 WMAK-Pure Oil -Company Sportscaster Award for his sports- castmg of all the Madison High football games.