Madison High School Alumni Association

We would like everyone to know about our Alumni of the Year program, and encourage anyone who would like to nominate a graduate of Madison High School the opportunity to do so. Madison High School graduated approximately 6,000 young folks, and we feel all of them are well deserving of this Award.
We have had many folks who are and have been involved in Civic/Professional Activities over the years.
Print the PDF and send it to the Alumni Association or fill out the online form and submit it by September 1, 2013.

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We are in need of several Annuals, Graduation Exercise Programs and copies of The Rampage to complete our Library in our Alumni Room:

Annuals: 1968 – 1983 – 1985
Graduation Exercise Programs: 1958 – 1964 – 1966 – 1967 – 1968 – 1970 – 1973 – 1974 – 1975 – 1976 – 1977 – 1978 – 1979 – 1980 – 1981 – 1982 – 1983 – 1984 – 1986
The Rampage: Various years and editions.

We always like/want to receive “old” memorabilia from everyone. Also, if anyone has anything you would like to donate from the “last year” (1986) that we can put in our Last Year Display cabinet, please let us know.

We want to give Artie Alexander (Class of 1965) a big THANK YOU for organizing and running a fantastic Alumni Golf Tournament in 2012, and thank everyone who participated or was involved in any way.
     We also want to say Congratulations to the 1st place team of Denise Pridemore, Kevin Brady and Troy Wakefield. They shot an unbelievable 59.
     Also, congratulations to Gene Lomax and Gary Forsythe who were the closest to the hole winners and Gary Forsythe the longest putt winner.
    We had 39 folks come out to golf and another 14 folks were there for the Lunch. We were able to collect $1,325.00 for our Scholarship Program.
     Coach Bill Brimm was our Special Guest this year.
     Click here to view photos from our Golf Tournament.
     Click here for a PDF file containing all of the registration information for our 2013 Golf Classic.

GO Rams

Everyone had a real good time at our 2012 All Class Reunion.
     Gale Andrews and Tim Watrous gave reports of alumni news. The principal gave a short inspirational speech in which she thanked the alumni for their support of the Madison Middle School. This will be her last year and the new principal was introduced.
     There was a silent auction, (items like: signed picture of Alan Jackson, decorated baskets filled with candy, foot stools made from the old wooden bleachers from the gym. Christmas decor., etc). Someone donated 5 huge scrapbooks from Stratton Elementary (Regardless of the elementary school you attended, your picture might be in those books in the news from Hillbilly Day).
     There was lots of reconnecting, hugs and conversation with all classes. Whitt's Bar-B-Q was really good. Sorry if you missed it. We’re already planning our 2013 All Class Reunion. It will be Saturday, October 12, 2013. Start making plans to attend.
     Please look under "Events" and click on "Photos" to view pictures of several folks who attended the 2012 All Class Reunion.

For those of you who have seen The Mural painted over the Gym doors at Madison Middle School, you know how nice it looks. We are now selling a scaled down version of The Mural (32” x 5” image size). The mural is on white canvas and three options are available.
This would make a terrific gift. Click here for ordering information.

The Purpose of Madison High School

The staff and students of Madison High School believed that the purpose of the school was to develop the student for successful personal, social and economic living and that the school should provide enriching experiences so that the pupil would mature in his mental processes, advance in an understanding of and appreciation for his social and cultural heritage and improve in his use of the communicative tools; speaking, reading, writing and listening and grow in the formulation and practice of high moral standards and ethical ideals.

Contact Information:
     P. O. Box 836
     Madison, Tennessee 37116-0836
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