Madison High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Marshall, NC)

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Dedication 2 I Dear Mr. Fleming, For four years y ou have stood by us. Always you have been a friend to those in need of your guidance. You were a sponsor of our class when we were Freshmen and Sophe- rnores, and now we find you helping us with our own edition of the Wildcat, Many a student and teacher has benefitted by your services as teacher and principal at our high school. Mr . Fleming, for your many services to us and our school we the class of1956 and the annual staff, wish to show our appreciation as now we with warm hearts make the ded- ication of our annual to you. With our deepest appreciation, The Senior Class of 1956.

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RNC. et-se1,3 Gin EDITOR 'S MESSAGE I feel sure I can speak for the whole annual staff when I say that working on the '56 Wildcat has been a wholely new but happy experience. There were times when it seemed we would never be able to carry out all our plans and ideas, but working together, we always found a way. I hope this book will afford you as many hours of enjoyment as you look at y our school year of 1956 in the years to come as the annual staff had working to- gether on it. ' Price+ Pat Cox Editor -in-Chief '56 Wildcat Editor-in-Chief, Pat Cox, Juni or Associate Editor, Nancy Spencerg Business Manager,Kay Burton, Asso- ciate Business Manager, Becky Mashburng Advertising Manager, Paul Kirkmang Typist, Joanne Booneg Typist, PeggyMooreg Sports Editor,DarwinParrish, Feature Editor, Barba ra Parrish, Activities Editor, Emily Lawsong Art Editor, Maguita Vauhgn. '33 X '56 Wildcat Staff 4r 494' av'-

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l 1-.CXX mw Secretary Elizabeth M. Folger Stratford College Superintendent V. Mayo Bundy A,B., M,A,, University of N, C. Congratulations Class of '56 As you turnthe pages ofthis yearbook a pic- torial history of 1955-56 will unfold before your eyes. You have r e c or de d he r e classmates, friends, teachers, events, buildings, trees, flow- ers, and scenes. Your c la s s has seen many changes in ad- ministration, buildings, and policies at the Mad- ison City Sc hool s . You have been a source of strength and hope during these years of change and growth. The lessons you have learned from books, honesty, and fair play will provide firm foundation throughout life. May these pages keep alive memories of days spent in the Madison Schoolsg and may they keep young your spirit in the unending intellectual and spiritual task of r ebuilding a confused world. This is y our great responsibility and should be joyous adventure. V, Mayo Bundy, Supt. Madison City Schools