Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

To Mr. Collum— Because of his kindness and understanding, because of his willingness to see the other person’s point of view, because of his ability to guide Madill High School in the realization of its fullest potentialities—we, the Annual Staff of 1951, dedicate this edition of our annual, THE WILDCAT. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It is a heartfelt privilege and an honor to me to be associated with this fine school of students, parents and teachers. It is a real joy to see the progress made by students of this school. Much of the work done by the students and faculty is not seen by the people as a whole but an accomplishment like this annual, will be lasting by all who have had an opportunity to own one. It has taken a lot of work for Mrs. Seely and The Annual Staff to organize the material that has gone into the making of this book and I appreciate the spirit of cooperation and work of all the people and organizations that have made it possible. It is this spirit of cooperation among democratic people everywhere that makes life more enjoyable and makes us all feel we are very proud to live in America and especially in Madill. May the many friendships made in this school be lasting and may this book be a treasure of pleasant memories to every student in Madill High School. Sincerely, A. A. Johnson C7Ca Principal J. D. Sandefur BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY MR. EMMETT MERAZ Basketball MRS. O. E. SEELY English and Speech FACULTY MR. DYTON MATTHEWS MRS. DALE OZMENT MR. AARON DRY MR. JACK CLARK Vocational Science Athletic Coach Band Director Agriculture MRS. JEFF HERNDON Home Economics MISS MILDRED HOLLAND English and Library MRS. JAMES AYRES Music and Eighth Grade Bill Arrington Football 4 years. Basketball 3 years. Baseball 3 years. Track 2 years. Class Officer, Junior Flay, Glee Club 2 years. Becky Willis Glee Club, Chorus, Student Council. N.H.S., Junior and Senior Class Officer. Press Club. Football Queen, State Honor Society. Pep Club, Annual Queen. Donald Lemmons Senior Class Officer. Sharleen Turley Secretary of Senior Class, Band Twirl- er. Junior Play, Glee Club. Charles Bean Future Farmers of America, One-Act Play. Dramatic Club. Don Beggs 4-H Club, Future Farmers of America, Boy’s Glee Club. Louise Chaffin Pep Club, Dramatic Club. Neal Blakemore F.F.A., 4-H Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. Mollie Denton Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Beverly Baldwin Band, Saxophone Quartet, Glee Club, Chorus, Vice-president Student Coun- cil, Football Queen, Annual Queen Can- didate, Treasurer N.H.S., Press Club, R.R.V. All-School Play, Junior Play, State Honor Society, President of Library Club. Joyce Folsom Pep Club. Sketching Club, Dramatic Club. John Cobb Student Council, State Honor Roll. Na- tional Honor Society, Vice-president Dramatic Club, One-Act Plays, Annual Staff. Journalism Club, Perfect Attend- ance. Dorothy Gibson Journalism Club, Honor Roll Leo Fowler Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Glee Club, Press Club, Class Favorite, Section President. i m— Jeanne Thomas Art Club President, Assembly Pianist, Girls’ Trio. Sextet, Glee Club-Chorus, One-Act Plays. Junior Play, Charter Member National Honor Society. N.H.S. Historian. State Honor Roll, Dramatic Club. Member Press Club and Annual Staff. Helen Hewitt Pep Club. Student Council. Cecil Low e Talent Shpws for School Programs. Peggy Hamblin Pep Club 2 years. Class Officer, Soft- ball Team 1948. Snell Green Band. Bovs’ Quartet, Glee Club, Annual Staff. Woodsie Lummus Press Club, Annual Staff, Oklahoma “Boys State, ’ Boys’ Quartet, Student Council. Helen Hollingsworth Band, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Class Officer, Student Council Representative. Joe McBeth Football 1 year. Track 1 year, F.F.A. Thelma Jones Joe Minter Freshman Class Secretary, Band, Soph- omore Class President, Junior Class President, Junior Play. Football. Glee Club. Billie Kimberlin Student Council Representative. Pep Club, Glee Club, Treasurer of N.H.S., Dramatic Club, Homemakers Club, President of Pep Club. Charles Oller Football 4 years. Boxing Club. Bennie Kizziar President of Student Council. Glee Club, Annual Staff Editor. 4-H Club. National Honor Society, Junior Class Officer, President of Dramatic Club. Pep Club. Harrison Fate Football 4 years. Basketball 2 years. Track 1 year. Baseball 1 year, F.F.A., One-Act Play, School Honor Roll, Freshman Class Officer, Sophomore Class Officer, Junior Class Officer. Jane Laird F.H.A. President. Class Officer, Junior Play, Band, Glee Club. Marcia Lampe Band, Junior High Football Queen, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, State Honor Roll, N.H.S., Class Officer, Junior Play. Library Club, R.R.V. All-School Play. David Payne Future Farmers of America, Perfect Attendance. Oteka Le Flore Cheerleader. Twirler, Junior Class Offi- cer, Sophomore Class Officer. Harry Pearce Etolia Simmons Band Queen, Band, Dramatic Club. Pete Rogers Class Officer. Football. Track. Basket- ball. Baseball. Glee Club, F.F.A., 4-H Club. Perfect Attendance. Mary Murphy Dramatic Club, Senior Stand, Home- making Club. Elmo Self Future Farmers of America, Perfect Attendance, 4-H Club, Track, Physical Fitness. Barbara Mahan Glee Club Accompanist, Band, National Honor Society, Junior Play, State Honor Roll, Press Club, Annual Staff. Girls Quartet, Mixed Quartet. Mervin Smiley Football 4 years. Basketball 3 years. Track 4 years. Class Officer, Junior Play. Wink Kopczynski Football 4 years. Track 2 years, 4-H Club, Future Farmers of America, Glee Club, Band, Junior High Track, Junior High Basketball, Junior High Football. Jannette Nowlin Glee Club. Band, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Cheerleader. Jerry Sullivan Student Council 3 years, De Molay Organization, Stage Manager of Junior Flay. LaVerne Page 4-H Club. Band, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, President of Free Hand Sketch- ing. Glee Club. Billy John Yow 4-H Club, Dramatic Club. “Wildcat Editor. Junior Play, N.H.S. President, State Honor Roll. Future Farmers of America. Elsie Stanford Class Officer. Annual Staff, Press Club, Office Girl. Le Roy Young Boys Glee Club, Junior High Basket- ball. Boxing Team. 4-H Club. Junior High Track. Freshman Class Officer. Alice Stokes Band, Glee Club. Chorus, Junior Play, Dramatic Club, Class Officer. One-Act Play. Doris White ? Junior Play. Pep Club Leader, Foot- iB ball and Baseball Queen Candidate, V Gossip Editor, Quartet, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Student Council, Sec- tion I Cheer Leader. • Joyce Green Dramatic Club, Pep Club, 4-H Club. 3 One-Act Plays. Gene Smith Football. Basketball, Track. Baseball. Glee Club, Freshman President. Oneida Underhill One-Act Play Cast, Chorus. Glee Club, Pep Club, State Honor Roll, Band, Librarian. State and Local School Honor Roll. Walter Lemmons Basketball. Class Officer, Junior Play, Baseball. Virginia Ward Dramatic Club. Pep Club. Glee Club. Sketching Club. Imocene Weldon Pep Club. Dramatic Club. Shf.rry Edwards Donald Roy Biles Dollie Colby Willie Carter Mary Gilbert Keith Spradlin William Hand Charlotte Hendricks Jerdy Gary Jo Anna Rutledge Richard Hard Anna Lou Hackler Charlie Rushing Bertie Self Imogene Johnson John Ed Long Jack Honea Winona McClure Bobby Harris 0 'X Ann Loftis Ruby Isaacs First row: Audrey Ray, Doris Barentine. Julia Poole. Virginia Armstrong, Betty Raw- son, Edwina Walker. Second row: Virginia Orr, Wanda Shebester, Winnie Adams, Patsy Mansfield. Gayle Teafatiller. Donald Carlton. Darrell Smith. Third row: Louise Walker. Ray Morris. Charles Whittle. Robert Lowe. Don Kop- cavnski. Douglas Ford. Woody Faulkner. Fourth row: Larry Timmons. J. B. Pruitt. Clydean Walker. Edgar Bearden. James Richardson. Eddie Lockhart. First row: Bobby Dunn, Jim Laird, Mary Ruth Walcott, Patsy Vick, Lula McBeth, Trent Hallmark. Second row: Barbara Rice, Opal Lemons, Dorothy Jackson, Floye Kimberlin, Nancy Lone, Joe Johnson, Jerry Driver. Third row: Ronald Scott, Mary Bess Stephenson. Francis Shannon. Dan Fountain, Junior Gaylor, Dale Ozment. Odessa Scribner. Fourth row: Freddie Dmmons, Ramona Smiley, Bobby Helms. Korene Porter. First row: Beari Crockett. Robert Favors, Wanda Cooper, Harold Standridge, Faye Cranmore, Fontella Bean. Second row: Inez Self, Jack Davis, Leon Page, Evelyn Folsom. Lillie Ann Williamson. Tommie Oiler, Janet Wimpy. Third row: Darlene Pryor. Ruby Abies. Dorothy Wilson. Denver Watkins, Jane Horn, Dwain Eppler. Jane Seely. Fourth row: Bobby Powell, Barbara Rogers, Delores Murphy, Neil Duncan, Charles Burns. First row: Mary Steen. David White. Jimmy Harris, Billy Jones. Bobby Hartin. Joe Green. Second row: Carl Blakemore, Sammy Bates. Armon Carlton, Marvin Mclntire, Donald Morgan, Helen Morrison, Roberta Lowe. Third row: Janet Buchannan, Alyne McBride. Rosezetta Nance, Mary Ann Danner. Loretta Cobb, Evelyn Glenn. Patsy Marlow. Fourth row: Ginger Parker. Jackie Timmons, Joy Shelton. Julia Nell Wheeler, Darrell Little, James Nunley. First row: Cornelia Lemmons, Sue McKinney, Jimmy Matlock. Bennie Warren, Edwin Thorpe. Second row: Wendyl Fuller, Henry Blakemore. Ivy Nail, Weta Sue Matchen, Carie Self, Genevieve Savage. Third row: Tom Randolph, Betty Maxwell, Roy Adams, Margarett Standridge. Fourth row: Bobby Sons, Gwendene Hale, Don Richerson, Lou Ellen Little. Charles Adkins. Monroe Stafford. Dennis Cooper. First row: Virginia Landram, Odell Greenlea, Patsy Wilkerson, Robert Griffin, Betty Tomas. Second row: Sue Wert, Samuel Galyean, Mary Beth Gump, Mary Lou Nance, June Johnson. Toney Goddman. Third row: Murna Christofferson. Shirley Ingram, Dene Gardner, Joyce Honea. Fourth row: Vaneus Crockett, Mary Murphy, Glen Timmons, Herbert Williams, Bobby Graves, Tommy Nel Crouch, Betty Hammer. First row: Betty Daniels, Dwain Rushing, Betty Sue Murphy, Delmer Sprouse, Anne Hammill. Second row: Kenneth Duncan, Elizabeth Mason, Charles Carter. Betty Edgar, Don West, Peggy Richardson. Third row: Phil Biles. Delois Beggs. Jo Ann Dunn, Jeanette Blundell. Fourth row: Sarah Fowler. Jimmy Reese. Mar Jane Beggs. Frances Caldwell. Bobby Orsack. Joe Adams, Lynda Await. First row: Peggy Sons, Gerry Lynrt, Patricia Stowers, Pauline Duncan, Delmas Worley. Second row: Betty June Harris, Boh Cook, Jerry Carroll, Clara Hada, Dorothy Hewitt, Dempsey Burns. Third row! Lela Shelton, Earlene Kelley. Gene Johnson, Teddy Myers, Dickie Johnson. Fourth row: Ernest Stanford. Jeanette Bourland, Darell Ard, Harold Robertson, Freda Coble, Billy Thompson, Everett Putman. EIGHTH GRADE—SECTION ONE Mrs. 0. E. Seely Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE—SECTION TWO Mrs. James Ayres Sponsor ANNUAL QUEEN BECKY WILLIS BEVERLY BALDWIN Attendants BAND QUEEN SUE WARREN SWEETHEARTS HARRISON PATE and DORIS BARENTINE GENE SMITH—Captain BILLY GENE ARRINGTON—Co-Captain 1950 MADILL HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM MADILL WILDKITTEN STAFF First row: Elvis Self, Charles Adkins, Dempsey Burns, Boh Graves, Jerry Carroll, Tom Randolph, Dwain Rushing. Second row: Don McCutchen. Edward Richardson, Joe Tumbleson, Mr. Emmett Meraz, coach. I bird row: Gary Lynn, Curtis Rushing, Leroy Armstrong, Sam Galyean, Glendyl Armstrong, Everett Putman, Wendyl Fuller, Charles Carter, Teddy Myers. Fourth row: Dennis Holland, Jimmie Huff, M. U. Ayres, James Stephenson, Joe Adams, Don Richerson, Phil Biles. fifth row: Roy Adams, Delmas Worley, Gene Covington, Gene Johnson, Jimmie Mat- lock, Keith Clark, Kenneth Young, Clyde Bailey, Truman Williams. Sixth row: George Huebsch, Charles West, Jerry Bridgman, Billie Reynolds. Mr. Dry, Dwain Rushing, Bobby Sons, Bobby Graves, Everett Putman, Charles Adkins, Gene Johnson, Keith Clark. Leo Armstrong, Dempsey Burns, James Stephenson, Jimmy Huff. Gary Lynn, Dickie Johnson, Phil Biles, A. J. Lollis, Glendyl Armstrong, Jerry Carroll, Leroy Armstrong, Sam Galyean. MASCOTS: Jerry Jones and Truman Williams. MADILL HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD First row, left to right: Bill Huff, Pete Rogers, Joe Minter, Charles Oiler, Wendyl Adams, Lynn Dale Doverspike, Jimmy Warren, Billy Await, Neal Blakemore, David White, Tom Perrier, Jerdy Gary. Second row: Moonroe Abies, Keith Spradlin, Bill Williams, H. C. Tutton, Gene Smith, Wink Kopczynski, Edmond Strickland, Jack Davis, Eldon Roundtree, Junior Gaylor, Charles Burns. Third row: Bill Arrington, Leo Fowler, Douglas Ford, Buddy Johnson, Harrison Pate, Mervin Smiley, Freddy Joe Lemmons, Joe Green, Berl Crockett, Gayle McCuan, Oliver Coleman, Don Gardner, Coach Aaron Dry. FIRST STRING MADILL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUAD First row: Coach Emmett Meraz. Billy Gene Arrington, Gene Smith. Gayle McCuan, Leo Fow ler, Donald Ron Biles, Walter Lemmons. David White, and Jimmy Warren, mascot. Second row : Charles Whittle. Bobby Hartin. Bobby Johnston. Mervin Smiley. Edmund Strickland. James Nunley, and Carl Blakemore. FIRST STRING NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Boyd, sponsor, Jeanne Thomas, Helen Reid, vice- president. Mias Holland, sponsor Bennie Kizziar, Donald Biles, Mary Baker, secretary. Gelene Turbyfill, Joanne Godfrey, La- vona Christofferson, Imogene Johnson, Jo Anne Colby, Joann Weaver. Marcia Lampe, Joe Ann Thompson, Richard Hard, Billie Kimberlin, treasurer, Norma Easley, John Cobb. Sue Warren, historian. Ellis Ray Harvey, Becky Willis, Beverly Baldwin. Lionel Raff. Barbara Mahan. Billy John Yow, president. Mr. Johnson, sponsor. THE MADILL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Left table: Donald Roy Biles, Ellis Ray Harvey, Dale Ozment, Eddie Thorpe, Gerry Lynn, James Nunley, David White, Gene Johnson, Lionel Raff, Jerry Caroll, A. J. Lollis, Jerry Tindel, Robert Powell, Jerry Sullivan, Jimmy Warren. Right table: Sue McKinney, Joe Ann Thompson, Ginger Parker, Mary Baker, Jo Anne Colby, Julia Wheeler, Billie Kimberlin, Barbara Rice, John Cobb, Mrs. S. P. Boyd, Charlene Reese, Helen Hewitt, Oneita ForguSon, Murna Christofferson, Allene Wood- ring, Anne Hamill, Patsy Hansford, Sue Warren, Barbara Rogers, (standing) Bennie Kizziar. First row: Faye Cranmore, Joanne Weaver, Doris White, Gayle Teafatiller, Jackie Timmons, Oteka Le Flore. Second row: Jane Horn, Ann Loftis, Shirley Ingram, Elizabeth Masom, Mary Lou Nance, Oleta Edgar. Third row: Wanda Cooper, Betty Lou Edgar, Earlene Kelly, Sue Harris, Alice Buchanan, Mrs. W. E. Beck. Fourth row: Marguarette Standridge, Sally Cooper, Fontella Bean, Helen Hewitt, Louise Walker, Charles Whittle. Fifth row: Mary Darrow, Jo Ann Rutledge, Dorothy Wilson, Eva May Martin. Sixth row: Don Richerson, Billie Kimberlin, Everett Putman, Tommy Crouch, Dwain Rushing. Seventh row: Phil Biles, Bobby Graves, Don West. CHEER LEADERS—Oteka LeFlore, Jackie Timmons, Doris White, Faye Cranmore, Gayle Teafatiller, and Jo Ann Weaver. First row, left to right: Bates, Fuller, Ward, J. Adams. Second row: Coleman, Hand (President), O’Dell, Bean, N. Blakemore, Clay Blake- more, Bobby Harris, Stanford. Third row: Carlton, Billy Harris, Morgan, J. Harris, Puttman, Graves. Fourth row: W. Kopczynski, Stafford, Dunn, McBeth, W. Adams (Treasurer), Duncan, Self (Vice-President), Biles, Carl Blakemore, H. Blakemore, D. Kopczynski (Secretary). fifth row: Eppler, Griffin, Scott, Await, Mclntire, Orr, Gwartney, Galyean, Helms, Rushing, Hartin, Burns. Back row: Greenlea, Payne, Crouch, Watkins, Bearden (Reporter), Pruitt, Colby, Adkins, Lemons, Green. MOTTO Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Barbara Rogers Secretary-T reasurer Bennie Kizziar President Mrs. Boyd Sponsor Joe Ann Thompson V ice-president Edgar Bearden Reporter Wendyl Adams Treasurer Elmo Self Vice-president Don Kopczynski Secretary Mr. Matthews Advisor William Hand President SNELL GREEN Band President PATSY HANSFORD Drum Major MADILL B BAND First row, left to right: Ernestine Roberson, Cornelia Lemmons, Jan Ayres, Beverly Barber, Earlene Kelly, Sharon Mitchell, Betty Harras, Donna Kay Ayres, (Director) Mr. Jack Clark. Second row: Kay Perrier, Linda Johnson, Jean Collum, Joyce Biles, Dixie McClure, Loretta Thomas, Ann Lampe, Donna Lou Isabell. Third row: Barbara Cook, Linda Abies, Elizabeth Mason, Murna Christofferson, Oneita Forguson, Sandra Lawrence, Ramona Harvey, Tony Goodman. Fourth row: Don Edd Hooven, Lynn Steelman, Robert Watts, James South, Perry New, Don West, Betty Hammer, Barbara Moore, Sue Spradlin, Freddie Reid. DONNA KAY AYRES Drum Majorette i , . w_k ,« MAD ILL HIGH SCHOOL BAND First row: Mr. Jack Clark, director; Larry Clark, mascot; Sue Warren, Shirley Rich- erson, Chiquita Robinson, twirlers; Bob Helms, Darrel Smith, Eddie Lockhart, Imo- gene Johnson, Sue McKinney, Marcia Lampe, Patsy Hansford, drum major. Second row: Barbara Mahan, Helen Reid, Robert Favors, Bennie Warren, Glen Tim- mons. Harold Robertson, Snell Green, president: Delores Murphy, Ann Hamill. Third row: Jane Beavers. Virginia Landram, Jane Seely, JoAnne Colby, Joe Ann Thompson, Patsy Vick, Jerry Tindel, Janet Wimpy, Janette Bourland, Mary Steen, Joanne Godfrey, Alice Stokes, Oneida Underhill. Fourth row: Bobby Hale, Don Kopczynski, Shelton Richardson, Mary Stephenson, Paul Phillips, Darrel Little, Lou Ellen Little, Ruby Isaacs, Beverly Baldwin, Helen Hollingsworth, Mary Ruth Walcott, Charlotte Hendrix. Jo Ann Matlock. Fifth row: Norma Easley, Mary Murphy, Dickie Johnson, Betty Murphy, Janette Nowlin, Jane Laird. Billy Jones. Billy Thompson. Virginia Armstrong. Armon Carlton, Ellis Harvey, vice-president. Not pictured: Barbara Rice, Jane Horn, Jack Davis, Shirley Ingram, and Clydene Walker. MRS. HAZEL COOPER “WILDCAT ANNUAL STAFF Seated, first row: Cornelia Lemmons, art: Virginia Landram. sales; Elsie Stan- ford. typist; Beverly Bald- win. typist: Jeanne Thomas, typist. Seated, second row: Dennis Cooper, art; Robert Watts, snapshots: Betty Hammer, sales: Lionel Raff, associate editor: Woodsie Lummus, sales; Snell Green, associate business manager: Joanne Colby, art: Gayle Teafatiller. sales: Barbara Mahan, typ- ist. Standing: Dale Ozment, bus- iness manager; Bennie Kiz- ziar. editor. « ‘ 7 s - Mrs. O. E. Seely Sf onsor Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baldwin Parent Sponsors PEP CLUB OFFICERS Oleta Edgar, Billie Kimber- lin, Helen Hewitt, and Becky Willis. WILDCAT NEWSPAPER STAFF Clay Blakemore, Doris White, Patsy Hansford, Billy Yow, Donald Biles, Ginger Parker, Mary Baker, Becky Wil- lis, Elsie Stanford, Jeanne Thomas, Jane Seely, Norma Easley. Mrs. Seely, Barbara Mahan, Julia Wheeler, Helen Reid. Chiquita Robinson, Imogene Johnson, Joe Ann Thomp- son, Beverly Baldwin, John Long, Fern Rob- ertson, Jerdy Gary, and Ellis Harvey. F k (= (=«. i ELECTS! C PLUMQlNq CO. CjENfAAL I ELECTRIC EAS WUtM IUT C=( •Of SALE j JERVKf IMPLEMENT COMPANY IMPLEMENTS EXP£AT AUTO XEPAlAS John Deere Trectors and Machinery Turner Peanut Picker mdul, OK Chevrolet Factory Approved Mechanics Phone 37 OOMPL IMfNT. r 3M. ifdef L A R. O MO f= EZ For all your insurance needs fAivjrjr Phone 202 Fine duality in fine ,1ev.relry %i's c £uelen L$ | PHOHE 91 X MA0IU,6KLA. fcv Ibd ber FLUKBINO ELECTRIC CO. Plumbing Electrical Contractors R.C.A Pedios -- Appliances 213 Ple78 Phone 62 9 C PHONE |30 u JU Your most dependable V v 5 h a il Coun ty VvVfc UA lf an o' X'fA uirt Hardware, Furniture, Gift Goods, Flue Gress Tools and Fishing Tackle A HI ljp THE ® OlyW fTAilLL firr € • De oto-Flymouth Seles Pc Service 314 E. Fain, redill, Okie. me yi ss tor’e J|L (Text door to JjuTr Hadill Patior.al Bank) w rTTT ”35 years here 1 Nuff Sed o a oksoy? 9 C CL ,£ A good place to eat. Use our private Dining Room for Parties, Club Meetings, and Group Dinners. On the Plaza Mr. Xrs. T. G. Jackson COMPLIMENTS OF RCHE PoTaTo Chips ma.d.E vn. Oklahoma. a AFTER SCHOOL Give the children all the Mission Orange they want. Its full flavor of sun- ripened oranges won't spoil husky appetites. ... made from real fruit juice, DC. - mission orange MISSION BEVERAGES WHY WE BOUGHT THIS AD Said the puddle duck to the little white hen, I haven't sold en egg since I don't know when, Yet I feel quite sure that the eggs I lay Are as good ss a hen's eggs any old day. Said the little white hen to the puddle duck, You think perhaps you are out of luck; Your eggs are as good, I'll freely admit, A.nd larger, too, by ouite a bit. But my dear Mrs. Duck, I'll give you a tip, The whole fault lies with your salesmanship; You produce your egg and without a quack, To your swimming pool you waddle back. I tell the world to let it know, So I cackle around for an hour or so. There's a good demand for the eggs I lay, FOR I MAKE MY ADVERTISING PAY. Headquarters for Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Baby Chicks and BOOSTERS FOR MADILL HIGH SCHOOL MADILL FARM STORE Phone 523 B.E.Turbyfill, Manager We Save You Money Hollingsworth Hardware Co Hardware, Furniture, Wall Paper, Paint, Floor Covering Phone 502 Madill, Okie. BRABANTS BETTER CLEANING c ry 7lM LOR SHOP PHONE 10 H£R£ r s Central Drug Store tllhfure PAUL CL FA Particular People Patronize Paul's Paul Voyles.Mgr. Pho.| 545 Pet £ ’son's Dept. Stove, Your Health • OZl j BUSINESS PoPn ER Fred C. Blalock JfLdC n. ffwydd. 507 N. 1st. St, Durant,Okla. Wesley Matney, Distributor Operating since 1915 Qyruob NSUP.ANCE AGENCY Phone 195 CJREEN'S QROCERY Finest Quality in Meats and Vegetables 701 E. Main Phone 156 MAMU HARDWARE s- FURNITURE’ (0. FOR THE BEST IN QUALITY Jim Dowdy Phone 250 UN DIM A Si AANCC Nat i. AGE VCY Frank Bldg. Landram INSURANCE of All Kinds Real Estate, Bonds, Income tax returns. Latest Equipment Mil Phone 540 ■!r. and Mrs. E. White Phone 226 HAOHNEHY J.I.Case Farm Implements s. L.Dodd New and Used Welding Tractors r , Road Repair Equipment shop P'Ut llL,OKLA. PHONE HOUSEHOLD AfPLlftHltJ NX h 1e -The Complete Home Appliance Store 22 years of friendly service. Phone 2 Madill, Okie. £ T QuAL rr fcj} we ats | Home-killed jSswJfc beef pork. Phone 73 Uorjfi 7?7fAT 777 inker madill. kla.. CHICKAJAW LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 89 MADILL, Ok LA. School Office $|.oO Supplies £ lOt Madill, Oklahoma UP COMPLIMENT OF CJtstirn fbs OCIdt?, Jiot'L (pmaiiii, (3) cDkld. AARON MOONEV INC. j ih.nrvneK (tryuB station S JsL J} SINCLAIR PRO0UCTS ar l PU� � t« l }ll S.utK First lawrence(skinner) roles 3i 5 DqCmq - f uk jtoKa. One call does it All when you call 1 00 303 West Lillie Blvd. SHOP the friendly store for friendly, efficient SERVICE. Where quality is the first policy We give S H green stamps. ALWAYS THE BEST PRICE ON QUALITY FOODS - - FOOO STORE mvi(E Free Delivery. L T5 Build A DYMLiMIE CRO. £ MARKET Phone 300-301 1 CRocE-Rq_ LITTLE CITT CUMBERLAND aij + H.L. HUFF Brighten your school-day memories with The perfectt _ _ gift. H) ea.sHeu § TloU£A InOP Co Wf« 9C tl J ZtOrtOj - s y'Y c - s-f r £ r?a ru and 1 1 «jestic. Tliejtar Class 1914 J ? ?y LAWFAfCf 3 B DM3 CB os ClDaO (£ Wholesale end retail distributor of gasoline, butane, propane and other petroleum products. '‘GOODS PROM THE WOODS PHONE IOO MAftll I 'm w Madill has fine schools and our schools turn out fine products — young men and women who go ahead in the world and reflect credit on their home town. The educational advantages offered in any community are only as great as the loyalty to that community permits. Madill is proud of our schools . . . and the community support which makes such fine schools possible. 2J.fr Qafck iris S’ tcr$ .oa TTljurtKandi ifi, The most complete variety store in Southern Oklahoma 1If it's new, we have it. Try us first. mm DRH GOODS CO. fcLYno Tiunsfcnd U..IC. SHdIVPE ne V drt AUTO SUPPLY Genuine Auto Parts A.C.Spark Plugs Fram Filters Timken Bearings New Departure Brakes Gates Belts Mercury Out Board Motor Dealer, Ceoil Rinehart SC WO 01 AND 5 1VP FOR GOOD FOOD MATlOcrt CffOCSRY C oMPimENT Jo hn §rr «3 l s ■VlNE’'ORlA03 Fresh meats and vegetables - k-'o w • • f Pk� C€ 3 T en son ,hoGRO. 4 MKT. _ ron GETTER O iA a Ir bu st udlo Telephone 620 Madill, Okla. J. Irby Blalock V e specialize in all types of permanent waving and hair shading. Jesnt'j Beauty Shop LAWRENCE AND JOE'S PRODUCE BILL CARTER MARY WALCOTT ENJOY THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS KATHRYN BRANAM GEORGE L. SNEED The Madill School Creed We, the students of Madill High School, believe in purity of living, obedience to authority, courteous manners, achieve- ment through effort, loyalty, service and integrity of character. We believe in living up to the best that is within us at all times; whether alone or with many, and in keeping faith with our- selves, our homes, our school, our city, our country, and our God. Hundreds of thousands of students throughout the notion will treasure their Yearbooks for mony years to come. Thousands of teachers and school administra- tors welcome their Annuals as a nccessory port of their Parent and Public relations program We arc proud to hove had a port in preserving the memories, traditions and achievements of the schools of America. •- X' I