By Christina Dimyan
Mr. Madison is definitely not your typical competition. Most people think of pageants as a contest for girls, however Mr. Madison breaks that tie and gives senior guys a chance to have their own fun.
“I think its going to be the funnest thing I’ve done all year,” senior Philip Brown said. “A bunch of my friends are going to be there so it will be a really fun atmosphere.”
This event will be held May 5 in the new auditorium, from 7 to 9 p.m. for $5 admission. Competitions include best dressed, question and answer, talent, and additional academic and athletic competitions. There will be a popularity vote by applause. A committee of teachers and administrators will come together to judge each area.
“The boys are trying to prove their strength in all areas showing that they are the world’s strongest Maverick,” yearbook sponsor Allison Boerger said.
Each of the seniors competing have been given a jar to collect money. All of the money they collect will be converted into points that will help their overall score to win. All donations go to the yearbook committee and will help keep the costs of yearbooks down.
This year’s contestants are:
- Nate Finley- Theatre
- Daniel Patton- Horsemen
- Branden Lorenzana- Orchestra
- Brooks Baxter- Band
- Jacques Clements- Soccer
- Connor Hunsaker- Football
- Stephen Mears- Wrestling
- Philip Brown- Basketball
- Reagan Reed- Baseball
- Wesley De La Rosa- Cross Country
- Gabriel Flores- Golf
- Tyler Thames- Swimming
- Jeremy Campos- Advanced Art
- Jack Scogin- R.O.T.C (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
- Sage Zurita- N.O.S.B (National Ocean Science Bowl)
- Federico Acosta- Student Council
- Chris Sampson- PALs (Peer Assistance Leadership)
- Jodie Carheel- Technology
- William Guzman- N.H.S. (National Honor Society)
- Richard Shehulski- Choir
- James Chang- Unity Club
- Shasa Honse- Spanish Club