Madisonville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Madisonville, TX)

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Homecoming queens-- past and present--high- lighted the Saturday morning parade. Homecoming festivities were set off Friday night, September 23, when the 1966 homecoming queen and her princesses were presented immediately preceding the football game with the Alto Yellow Jackets. Events scheduled for Saturday began with a downtown parade, after which scores of ex-students and other guests were entertained at the new high school with a coffee and tours of the building, New directors were elected at a business meeting held Saturday after- noon. Mrs, G, R, Madole, valedic- torian of the class of 1902 and the oldest Madisonville High School gradu- ate attending the homecoming celebra- tion, was presented a corsage, Next on the day's schedule was a barbecue, followed by the formal cor- onation of the queen held in the new auditorium, A homecoming dance brought the festivities to a successful close. Homecoming ueen DEBBIE CARTER s S s