Madisonville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Madisonville, TX)

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Guests, entering through a grapevine trellis, were greeted by a welcoming committee of juniors, Peanut vendor Lunn Evans sang as he peddled his wares, Three Coins in the Fountain was chosen as the theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet, held May 6. For this one evening the Corral Cafe abandoned its western motif and took on the atmosphere of a romantic spot in the heart of Rome, Focal point in the decorations was a large fountain with tiered water spray, lily pads, and gold fish. Colorful Roman murals and classic white columns entwined with ivy and adorned with huge clusters of grapes, were featured prominently. TOFDIHY Blakerley, president of the junior class, was master of ceremonies, Sopho- e mores and freshmen in appropriate costumes presented a program in keeping with the theme. Pianist for the program was Kay Wakefield, Banquet Featured Frog antics of Susan Gibson, Susan Wilson, Susan Downey, and Pebbie Walker came to a sudden halt. . .

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LINDA IVIE TOMMY BLAKENEY D.A.R. Award Boys' State UIL Prose Reading Outstanding Future Farm er Award Third Place, District CAROL WENQEL MONTY ZACHARY DOUG STEVENS JAMES CASEY Betty Crocker Home- Nuclear Science E. N, Trant Young Farmer maker Award Symposium Scholarship Scholarship ATTENDANCE AWARDS were received by the following: SENIORS James Casey Mike Colquitt Freddie Hollis Bert Piboin Doug Stevens JU NIORS Elizabeth Cook Jerry Croker David Culbreth Glenda Mosley Linda Parker Johnny Rigby Elaine Stephens David Stewart Richard Synwolt Susan Wilson Monty Zachary SOPHOMORES Martha Allen Gene Bracewell Harold Dean Susan Gibson George Hawthorne Wayne McVey Shirley Mosley Velma Sandles Kathy Stevens Rose Sturgeon Patsy Thomas David Wells Carolyn Zachary FRESHMEN Bobby Allen Danny Cole Dora Cook Bobby Downey Susan Downey Billy D, Emert Kenneth Fickey David Garrett Richard Greer Sammy Jeter Dean Kyle Margaret Thomas Dawn Tinkle Richard Wakefield Andy Whirmire 33

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italian Cuisine and Roman Decor Joyce Crocker, Patricia Wakefield, and Joyce Spivey presented a medley of Italian songs. Claudia Crouch performed the solemn duty of disposing of all worldly fand unworldlyj posses- sions ofthe Class of 1967 - every- thing from Ann Miller's kitchenola to Charles Mills' souvenirs of the Navasota rodeo, . , , as junior couples leisurely approached the fountain, tossed in Eavesdropping frogs , hiding in the background, came out later ing future whereabouts and activities of the seniors. their coins, and lingered a while. to engage in a little frog gossip reveal