Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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2 Student Life SUMMER PREMIER Each individual responds to exterior stimuli. Today's high school student has grown up with his thinking influenced by television, movies, radio, stereo, newspaper, magazines, and books. Television is the most powerful; it stimulates both the visual and auditory senses. Media is used for information, entertainment, and instruction. Its far-reaching effectiveness has made world communication possible and has made high school students aware of national and international affairs. Since contact with this form of communications has had such a strong influence on students' attitudes, the media theme appeared to be appropriate for the MAROON 81. Therefore, we have titled it the MNHHS Review. The end of the 1979-80 school year came and the class of '80 moved on to the new and more exciting challenges. The summer of '80 set records for its extremely hot weather. The dog days of summer affected both man and beast and this local buffalo didn't seem to enjoy the discomfort of 108° temperatures.

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Jamie Qualls, Bryan Fazenbaker, and Jill Jones sit in the newly-decorat- ed lobby and look at pictures. Madisonville All Star team members Pam Porter, Sheri Durham and Sherry Frederick watch another game in the State YAA Softball Tourna- ment at the YAA compound while waiting for their turn on the field. 4 Student Life CyMtti Frederick, a njNfeber of the All-Star softball team spends a moment of heavy con- cefWhmon when her team it behind by 1 point. Softball is a summer recreational pro- gram around the area.