Senior Salute
To The
Madison High School
Class Of '84
Prepared By The Staff Of Patriot Pride
175 To Graduate Friday Night
By GRETA GRIFFIN
The Madison High School Claw
of 1964 will graduate on Friday at
7 p.m. at O.E. Roberts Stadium.
In the event of rain, ceremonies
will be conducted in the school's
gymnasium.
Before the ceremonies, there
will be a reception for the
graduates and their parents at
5:30 p.m. in the Media Center.
Snacks and refreshments will be
served.
As in past years, the boys will
be wearing blue gowns and girls
will be dressed In white robes.
The Madison High School band,
with Harry Overby conducting,
will provide music during the
ceremonies.
Senior Cheryll Reeves will pre
sent the invocation, after which
student body president Norman
Grace will present the welcoming
address.
Richard Lambert and Tina Rice
of the senior class are also ex
pected to deliver short speeches.
Madison County school
superintendent Robert Edwanfc
will be the principal speaker.
The Madison High School
chorus will also present two
musical selections before the
diplomas are presented to the
graduates.
Principal David Wyatt and
Assistant Principal J. Bruce
Phillips will present the
diplomas.
The Graduation Day activities
are the result of a great deal of
hard work on the part of the
senior homeroom represen
tatives, the Student Council and
the teachers who sponsor the
seniors.
Julie Allison, Rhonda English,
Sheila Griffin, Teresa Griffin,
Rebecca Jarvis, Richard
Lambert, Melissa Radford, Don
na Robinson and Stephanie
Thomas were the senior
representatives.
Senior members of the Student
Council were Norman Grace,
Richard Lambert, Teresa Griffin
and Rhonda English.
The sponsoring teachers in
clude Enloe Boone. Jack Brown,
Lucille Sprinkle, J.D. Wallin,
Carol Evans, Janet Hall and
Karen Sams.
Junior-Senior Prom : A Night To Remember
By CONDY DEITZ
The annual Junior-Senior Prom
was held at Deerpark on the
grounds of the Biltmore Estateon
April 21. The prom, which went
on from 7:30 p.m. until midnight,
was sponsored by the juraor
class.
Although the night air was a fait
chilly, prom night saw the first
nice weather in weeks.
The dance featured several at
tractions that kept things moving
all night.
A wide array of evening gowns
were seen, ranging from
strapless gowns to full sleeves,
T-length to floor and straight to
full. Those in attendance danced
the night away to the sounds pro
vided by the Hollywood Brats.
Prior to the dance, a banquet
was served. No less than 18 facul
ty members served as
chaperones and no one was allow
ed in to the prom after 9 p.m.
Prom Night was the culmina
tion of much hard work on the
part of the juniors. The Class of
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Couples danced the night away at the annual Jumior-Senior Prom at Deerpark
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