Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

■ V '' ' ' vXixxxA vXvx •■■ xv xxxxx-y X-Xxx-xxx- IOOOOOiXXji v xi-X:::X X:y ■ - 5o56S� 60 x 6oSC C -: xx:x::;x:x;x • • .■ . xXl-X-X-X- ■f Ilii, XXxX'X-X-v-X-:- ■■■■ . THE MADILL WILDCAT PUBLISHED BY THE MADILL HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF OF 1960 SCHOOL SONG Our voices raise in praising you, M. H. S. , Our school, our team, the Black and Gold-- Wherever we may be. Oh dear M.H.S. Your colors we will e'er uphold; As hand in hand we stand for you, M. H. s., We'll lift a shout of love to thee. With hope gone, we'll fight on, All for you, through and through. We'll end our song in victory. Within your halls, the walls We'll mark up to rest the victor's sign And leave enscrolled Within our hearts a part of you, M. H. S., To live to laud the Black and Gold. Our joys, our tears, the years we spend, M. H. S., May fade to pleasant memory. But we'll be, endlessly, all for you. Through and through We'll sing our song of love to thee. We, the students of Madill High School, believe in purity of living obedience to authority, courteous manners, achievement through effort, loy- alty, 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 ourselves, our homes, our school, our city, our country, and our God. HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES Our High School years will soon be past. But we have memories that will last and last. Memories of all that we have done. Each time we lost; Each time we won; We'll never forget the joys we've known. Or the kindness our school has shown. The help of a teacher; The smile of a friend These are the memories that never end. -Anita Edwards DEDICATION We the members of the Wildcat Staff wish to dedicate this copy of the Madill Wildcat to the seniors of the past who once filled these halls but have gone on to fill more important positions. To the seniors of the present for their final record toward their goal in high school-- their senior year--and their satisfaction of a job well done. To the future seniors who in years to come will fill the halls of M. H. S., the Seniors of 1960 leave their Motto, Onward-Upward.” THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1960 PRAISING YOU M.H.S. OUR TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT CUSTODIANS Mr. Les Sons, Mr. Fred Shipley SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE To Mr. Woods, the sponsor, and the student staff, who have worked so diligently and well on this annual, my sincere congratulations. To the student body and faculty, my congratulations on the splendid achievement you have shown during this school year. Such achievement is possible only when we develop the attitude toward our school program that will assure each of us striving to achieve up to our maximum potential. I think this faculty and student body have come very, very close to this goal. My hope is that each of you may turn back to this annual in latter years and relive for a moment the happy and profitable experiences that we have all shared here. Yours sincerely, J. B. Fox, Jr. Superintendent PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Congratulations to Mr. Woods, and the annual staff for the 1959-60 edition of “The Wildcat.” I think it is excellent. To the student body and faculty let me also offer congratulations, and thanks for a job well done. This has been a prosperous school year. Our student body has reached new heights in progress and achievement. I encourage every student to take advantage of the educational opportunities offered you. Our time of living has also reached new heights in industry and business, and it behooves each student to prepare himself in such a manner that he is equipped to stay abreast of the times. Educational opportunity is also at a peak. Do not let these opportunities go unheeded. Do not be content with things as they are, but work diligently to improve the world for our generation, and for those to come. Sincerely, Kenneth O. Hoyt Principal Pictured Above. LEFT TO RIGHT: La VelLe Stanley, Clerk; Doyle White, Treasurer; Clyde Osterhous, Member; Bill Flanagan, Member; C. A. Hardee, Vice-President; and Paul Voyles, President. NOT PICTURED: Roy Jacks, Member. BOARD OF EDUCATION TRIBUTE: We, the Wildcat Staff, speak for the entire student body in expressing our gratitude and appreciation to you for making this school year the best ever. We realize that without your help, co-operation, and understanding, our education could not be completed. We are looking forward with anticipation to the day when we can see the new buildings which have been made possible through your interest in the education of tomorrow's youth. Mere words cannot express our sincere feelings for you. All we can say is an humble thank you. YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1960 MRS. CHLOE SARTIN Social Studies B.A., Southeastern MRS. BLANCHE JEWELL Business Education B.S., Southeastern M.R., Southeastern TOM S. WOOD English and Speech B.A., Northeastern MRS. VIRGINIA WALKER Vocal Music M.T., Southeastern GORDON A. VAUGHAN Drivers Training Athletics B.S. , Southeastern M.T., Southeastern BILL STEVENSON Vocational Agriculture B.S., O.S.U. MISS JACKIE DAYHOFF Secretary JOEL P. JOHNSON Band M. S. of Music Education O. U. - Norman MILDRED W. HOLLAND English III.-Library B. A.- O. U. M. T. - Southeastern JOYCE HERNDON Home Economics Biology B. S.-Southeastern M. T.-Southeastern HARLEY RAGLAND Industrial Arts B. A. -Southeastern M. T. -Southeastern BILL AYRES Physical Education Social Studies B. S.-Abilene Christian College KATY LOU ROOD English Spanish B. S. Oklahoma College for Women TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS Tne Wildcat Staff would like to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the faculty of M. H. S. You stood by us during all our little troubles, always lent a hand during times of sorrow and you were the first to congratulate us when we achieved success. We could have searched the world over and never have found a more considerate and helpful group of teachers to lead us during our career at M. H. S. Sufficient words to express our gratitude would be difficult to extract from the English Language. WILDCAT STAFF OF 1960 FRANCIS NELSON Assistant Editor DAVID RAGLAND Art Editor WILDCAT ANNUAL STAFF SARA FINKLE Make Up Editor SUELLEN SMILEY Editor LINDA VOYL.ES Advertising Manager CAROLYN ORR Business Editor FREDA FRENCH Sales Editor SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pat Smiley, President Sara Finkle, Treasurer Bryant Watts, Vice-President Margaret Bailey, Reporter Carol Walton, Secretary PAT SMILEY Activities: Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; T r a c k 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3,4; Honor Student Nominee 4. SARA FINKLE Activities: Debate 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; President of Quill and Scroll 4. FRANK BENNETT Activities: Track 3; Baseball 3,4; Speech Team 4. WANDA BREEDING Activities: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Group 4; Librarian 4. WILLIE BRIDGMAN Activities: Baseball 2. CAROL WALTON Activities: Senior Class Secretary; National Hon- or Society 2,3; F.H.A. Secretary; Pep Club President; Newspaper Typist. BRYANT WATTS Activities; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Rotarian. JOY A RICK Activities: F.H.A. His- torian 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll. ROBERT BURNS Activities: F. F.A. Sec- retary 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2. JO ANN BRYANS Activities: Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Annual 4. MARGARET BAILEY Activities: Cheerleader 3; F. F. A. Rodeo Queen Attendant; Senior Class Reporter; F. H. A. Treasurer 3; Quill and Scroll 4. PAT CASTLEBERRY Activities: None GAYLA CASTLEBERRY Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club; F. F. A. Sweetheart Attend- ant; Wildcat Staff 4. CARLOS DAVIS Activities: None PAT DUNCAN Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4. ODIS BLAKE MORE Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 1,2; F. F. A. President 4. EVELYN BARTEE Activities: Editor of School Paper 4; Vice- President of F. H.A. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; 1959 F. F. A. Sweetheart; October B PW girl of month. M. L. COLBY Activities: None ROBERTA COBB Activities: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore English Award. GENE SANDERS Activities: None HARRIS, GARY Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. EDDINGTON, KAY EDWARDS, ANITA Activities: Quill and Scroll 2; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Annual. HARP, CHARLES Activities: Football 1,2, 3, 4;- Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent of the Year Nomi- nee. HAWLEY, KAY HARRISON, GENE Activities: Band 1; Bas- ketball 1; Modern Lan- guage Club 2. GILMORE, RONNIE HARRISON, ZELMA Activities: F. H.A. 1,2 Glee Club I. HAWKINS, JIMMY F.F.A. FRENCH, FREDA Activities: Historian of National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Secre- tary of Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES KERR EVELYN HELTZEL Activities: None PAUL LONG Activities: Football 1, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2; Speech 3. HELEN HOLLAND Activities: F.H.A. Re- porter 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Li- brarian 4. TED PIERCE Activities: F.F.A. 3,4. JACKIE JOHNSON Activities: Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 3. Activities: Junior Play; Track 1; Quill and Scroll 4; Football 4. SANDRA HERNDON Activities: Student Council; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Librarian. FRANCIS NELSON Activities: Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4. BERNICE JACKS Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4. JOHN QUALLS Activities: Football 2; Basketball 2. BOBBY ROUNDTREE Activities: Football Captain 4. LINDA JOHNSON Activities: Band Secre- tary 4; F. H. A.; Pep Club. MAE PEARL KING Activities: Pep Club 4; F. H. A. ; Spanish 4; Glee Club. DAVID RAGLAND Activities: Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball; Q u i 11 and Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3. RAMONA LITTLE Activities: F. H. A. 4; President of National Honor Society; Pep Club 4; Junior Play Cast 3; Glee Club. RICHARD STOWERS Activities: F. F. A.; F. F. A. Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3. LEONARD FITZGERALD Activities: None. ROSA LANDGRAPH Activities: Social Ed- itor on the Newspaper 4; Annual 4; F.F.A. Sweet- heart Attendant; Librar- ian 3; F. H. A. 3. GEORGE STOKES Activities: Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LOLLIS Activities: Pep Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Stu- dent Council; National Honor Society. CAROLYN ORR Activities: F.H.A.; National Honor Society 2; Junior Play 59; 1960 Y earbook Business Manager; 1958 News- paper Staff. ALFRED TAYLOR Activities: Student Council; Junior Play; Oklahoma Boy's State; Honor Student Nominee; Junior Rotarian. VIRGINIA MURPHY Activities: F. H. A. ; Office Girl; Library 3; Junior Play 3; News- paper 4. DAVIE WAGGONER Activities: Football; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Sen- tinel. NETTIE PETTY Activities: F. H. A. 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Speech Team; Glee Club 1, 2. MARK TURBYFILL Activities: Football 1. SUSAN MCDONALD Activities: F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Cast 3; Glee Club 1, 2,3. ARTHUR VINSON Activities: Student Council; National Honor Society 3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MATNEY Activities: Spanish Club; Library; Glee Club. CHARLES WII.SON Activities: Football 1, 3; Baseball 2. BOB WALKER Activities: Student Council President; Foot- ball 1, 3, 4; Student of the year 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4. PHYLLIS SIMPSON Activities: Wildcat Staff 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Foot- ball Queen Attendant; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAMS Activities: F. F. A. CAROLYN SMITH Activities: Office Prac- tice 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2; Wild- cat Staff; Class Secre- tary 2. JENNIE SHARP Activities: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4. SHIRLEY ROBINSON Activities: Student Council; Pep Club 3; F. H.A.3; Annual Group 4. VIRGINIA STOWERS Activities: F. H. A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; News- paper Staff. SHIRLEY ORR Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1. DILLARD WHITSON Activities: None BILLIE WILLIAMS Activities: F. H. A. Student Council 1; Quill and Scroll 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2. VOYLES, LINDA Activities: Office Girl, National Honor Society, Annual, Quill and Scroll Secretary, 1958 Paper Staff. DODD, SHELBY MAXSON, FLOYD PARKER, RAY Activities: Football 3, 4. BREAK TIME I’LL NEVER MAKE IT ALL STATE FOOTBALL This page is deciated to George Stokes who has taken part in football, basketball and track throughout junior high and senior high in Madill. George, “the wit” was playing first string tackle his freshman year. He was a mere 5’ 11“ tall and only weighed 180 pounds! Tackle was his position in high school, too. He played first string defense his sophomore year and was first string offense and defense his junior and senior years. Making All-State was his reward for his efforts in football. George didn’t make the tip in basketball until his junior year. He played second string his freshman year and was on the “B“ team his sophomore year. Stoke’s favorite shot is a “hook” or “jump” and with the aid of these “Junior” has, so far this year, a 13 point average. George has racked up 210 points last year and has scored 123 points this year. In track, long, tall Stokes likes to throw the discus and the shot-put. Stokes will be going to Oklahoma University next year, to play football with the sooners, with a full scholarship. WHO ARE THEY ? JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Brenda Eddington, Treasurer J. A. Saxon, Vice-President Anita Sykes, Secretary Ronnie Oliver, President fT Ronney Oliver J. A. Saxon Anita K. Sykes Brenda Eddington Dessie Peoples Sam Ryals Jerry Eldridge Frances Allen - Mike Castleberry Elaine McClure Pat Howell Harold Rabon Mary M. Orr Bobby McLean Gary Stowers Nina Cornelison Doug McBeth Mary E. Morgan Bonnie Wallace Tommy Benton Judy Abies Jess Hamilton Mickey Burns Susan Brown Ruth Robinson William Sterling Henry Ross Sullen Smiley Goodwin, Helen Carpenter, Pearl Jordon, Joe Lambert, Delbert Turbyfill, Denton Martin, William Williams, Marsha King, Roberta Tate, Ramona Stanford, Don Cox, Merle Lam, Vickie Rhyne, Jerry Moreland, Sheri Williams, Karen Kerr, Tommy Fitzgerald, Sharon Blundell, Dean Watson, Orlando Talley, Susan Graves, De Wayne Newman, LoEva McDonald, Deanie Muncrief, Claud Mahonney, Donna McEachern, Tommy Jackson, Katherine Ross, J. A. i I n O i 1 h A 1 (S •- r n bk McCullough, Johnny Hartin, Frances Spivey, Tawana Hall, Fred Cox, Lowell Bolin, Pat Self, Mary Sue Williams, John H. Crider, Edith Mclntire, Jerry Morgan, David Casey, Dale Clifton, Derle Gardener, Cecil Beard, Logan Chaney, Ralph Page, Ralph Putman, Patricia Burns, Mickey Brown, Raymond Hollis, Linda McKenzie, Jerry Rigsby, Don WE ARE THE GREATEST SENIORS OF 1961 SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Jane Porter, Secretary Don Southworth, Vice-President Mike Smiley, President Bean, Kenneth Bennett, Lorine Bean, Kay Brown, Harold Bennett, Jo Ann Davis, Clyde Burns, David Crow, Susan Devin, Basil Dayhoff, Betty Christi, Leona Gray, Keith Smiley, Mike Hardee, Sydney Porter, Mary Jane Barber, Tommy Shelby, Beth Bean, Billy Don Southworth, Don Bartee, Delia McConnel, Larry Lesley, Eugene Dewberry, Carolyn Huebsch, Kinda Morgan, Donna McDonald, Norma Leerstang, Steve Stewart, Henry Fox, Carolyn Randolph, Jimmy Muncrief, Ronny Graves, Audeen Moore, Jane Nelson, Carl Hudgens, Jerry Null, Diana Flanagan, Sherry Hart , Paul Brigham, Jerry Herrin, Johnna Hoyt, Jan Finkle, R. B. Hay, Ronald Watson, Evelyn Sloan, Linda McClendon, Curtis Scott, Wayne French, Katherine Long, Kay Long, Dennis France, Mike Little, Patricia Elkins, Lavita Vinson, Jerry Don Rabon, Penny Chambers, Carol Murphy, Barbara Rushing, Ruth Watson, E stine Qualls, Barbara Henson, Glenda Erinrich, Karen H ygood, Ronnie Williams, Doris Rozzell, Carol Stowers, Sue Richerson, Colene White, Virginia Payne, Gary Smith, Ronnie Holland, Sue Crow, Sam Huffman, Linda Young, Sherry Walker, Mary Ann WE ARE THE GREATEST BEST ALL-AROUND MOST POPULAR Pearl Carpenter, Pat Smiley Bob Walker, Phyllis Simpson M. H. S. BEST PERSONALITY Pat Duncan, Bill Walker MOST ATHLETIC Pat Smiley, Susan Talley FRIENDLIEST Bill Walker Pearl Carpenter ITES WITTIEST George Stokes Carol Walton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Walker Sara Finkle BEST LOOKING Pat Duncan David Ragland «, _ iM-r t) QUEEN ANNUAL ANNUAL DAVID RAGLAND Senior baby pictures are, TOP ROW, Left to Right: Joy Arick, Bill Walker, Bernice Jacks, Francis Nelson. SECOND ROW: Romana Little, Alfred Taylor, Anita Edwards, Linda Voyles. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Simpson, Billie Williams, Bob Walker, Pat Smiley, Sara Finkle, Peggy Lollis. FOURTH ROW: Freda French, David Ragland, Carolyn Smith, Virginia Murphy, Joann Bryans. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Bonnie Wallace Pat Bolin Bob Walker Suellen Smiley THEY MAKE THE LAWS STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: A. Taylor, M. King, D, Long, J. Williams, F. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Walker, S. Talley, D. Mahaney, L. Newman, S. Holland, P. Loliis, K. French, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hardin, B. Jacks, B. Walker, B. Wallace, S. Smiley, P. Bolin, S. Herndon, Mrs. Rood. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Freda French, Historian; Lo Eva Newman, Secretary; Susan McDonald, President; Francis Nelson, Vice President; Bernice Jacks, Treasurer. NATIONAL £_ HONOR. SOCIET n'AV NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS TOP, Left to Right: Logan Beard, Jennie Sharp, Sandra Herndon, Arthur Vinson, Peggy Lollis, Pat Duncan, David Morgan, Carol Walton, Roberta Cobb, Carolyn Orr, Evelyn Bartee, Deanie McDonald, Sara Finkle, Susan Talley, Linda Voyles, Suellan Smiley, Donna Mahanny, Mrs. Jewell, Francis Nelson, Lo Eva Newman, Susan McDonald, Bernice Jacks, Freda French, Miss Holland. U W Silty Btarmatioiuil l onorarp £orirtp Srtiool Journal Pictured at left. OFFICERS-- LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Harp, Vice-President; Sara Finkle, President; Linda Voyles, Secre- tary-Treasurer; David Ragland, Rep. MEMBERS--Sara Finkle, Pat Smiley, Charles Harp, David Ragland, Tom Wood, Sponsor; Jackie Dayhoff, Assistant Spon- sor, Linda Voyles, Roberta Cobb, Ramona Little, Freda French, Anita Edwards, Peggy Lollis. BOTTOM ROW: S. Smiley, L. Newman, P. Duncan, N. Cornelison, S. Talley, D. Mahaney, C. Orr, J. Arick, B. Jacks, G. Castleberry, V. Stowers, C. Walton. SECOND ROW: T. Wood, R. Smith, R. Landgraf, V. Murphy, B. Walker, B. Watts, C. Kerr, J. Sharp, J. Bryans, N. Petty, H. Holland, F. Nelson, B. Walker. TOP ROW: S. Crow, J. Hoyt, J. Abies, E. Bartee, C. Fox, P. Carpenter, P. Simpson, M. Williams, R. Crider, W. Breeding, B. Williams, S. Robinson. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ADVANCED SPEECH CLASS OF MADILL HIGH PUBLIC SPEAKING OF MADILL HIGH HIGH SCHOOL F. H. A. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America W’e face the future with warm courage. And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America’s future. Homes where living will be .the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. SENIOR HIGH F.H.A. OFFICERS--BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Carol Walton, Secretary; Margaret Bailey, Treasurer; Donna Mahaney, President; Evelyn Bartee, Vice-President. TOP ROW: Helen Holland, Reporter; Joy Arick, Historian; Ramona Little, Parliamen- tarian; Elaine McClure, Song Leader. LIBRARY CLUB LIBRARY MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby McClain, Brenda Eddington, Joyce Matney, Evelyn Bartee, Twana Spivy, Sandra Herndon, Sheri Moreland, David Morgan, Shirley Robinson, Joy A rick, Anita Edwards, Mildred Holland, Sponsor; Francis Allen, Virginia Stowers, Diane Webb, and Nina Lou Cornelison. LIBRARY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Bartee, President; Sandra Herndon, Vice President; Sheri Moreland, Secretary; and Shirley Robinson, Reporter and Artist. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS CLOCKWISE: Nina Lou Cornelison, Vice President; Kathryn French, Treasurer; Mike Smiley, Program Chairman; Beth Shelby, Secretary; Harold Raborn, Reporter; and Lowell Cox, President. EL ESPANOL SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW: B. Shelby, K. French, S. Talley, P. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: D. South- worth, J. Vinson, L. Cox, B. McClain, R. Smith, J. Williams, D. Long. THIRD ROW: D. Stanford, T. Kerr, Katy Rood, Sponsor; J. Abies, K. Sykes, C. Rozelle, E. Lesley, V. Lam, G. Henson, H. Brown, M. Smiley, J. Bennet, A. Graves, N. Cornelison, H. McKenzie, T. Spivey, G. Harrison. CAMPUS CHATTER MEMBERS CAMPUS CHATTER STAFF--B. Watts, R. Landgraf, C. Walton, J. Sharp, P. Duncan, L. Newman, S. Talley, E. Bartee, N. Cornelison, B. Walker, D. Mahaney, B, Jacks, S. Herndon, F. Nelson, T, Wood, Sponsor. FRIDAY WAS OUR DEADLINE CAMPUS CHATTER MEMBERS--BOTTOM ROW: B. Jacks, L. Newman, D. Mahaney, E. Bartee, S. Talley, N. Cornelison, P. Duncan, C. Walton, S. Herndon. SECOND ROW: T. Wood, Sponsor; B. Watts, C, Kerr, P. Carpenter, M. Bailey, B. Williams, M. Williams, V. Stowers, J. Bryans, B. Walker, F, Nelson. TOP ROW: V. Murphy, G. Castleberry, R„ Crider, N. Petty R. Landgraf, J. Sharp, H. Holland. SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Elaine McClure, Ramona Tate, Mary Orr, Carolyn Fox, Glenda Henson, Ellen Colby. SECOND ROW: Mary Porter, Jan Hoyt, Karen Erenrich, Mary Walker, Brenda Eddington, Pearl Carpenter. BACK ROW: Kay Eddington, Deanie McDonald, Barbara Qualls, Johnna Herrin, Beth Shelby, Vicki Lamb. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Sloan, B. Jones, C. Chambers, S. Holland, B. Graham, D. Williams, R. Robinson, C. Dewberry, C. Richardson, J. Bennet. SECOND ROW: L. Huebsch, B. Wallace, B. Eddington, C. Smith, M. Walker, D. Null, J. Matney, J. Sands, D. Maxwell, B. Dayhoff, Sponsor, Virginia Walker. THIRD ROW: S. Stowers, L. Christie, L. Bennett, Z. Harrison, P. Little, M. Porter, C. Fox, M. King, A. Johnson, S. Fitzgerald. BACK ROW: A. Graves, L. Hollis, K. Erenrich, D. Smith, J. Hoyt, R. Rushing, S. Crow, M. Orr, G. Henson, E. McClure. PHYLLIS SIMPSON FIGHT TEAM FIGHT CHEERLEADERS PAT DUNCAN MARY ANN WALKER PEARL CARPENTER GO TEAM GO SUSAN CROW BRENDA EDDINGTON SPIRIT OF M. H. S. PEP CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Wallace, Vice President; Mrs. Sartin, Sponsor; Carol Walton, President; and Freda French, Secretary. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Carpenter, Walker, Duncan, Simpson, Eddington, Crow. SECOND ROW: French, French, Walton, Bailey, Edwards, Lollis, Talley, Jones, Chambers, Holland, Bryans, Moreland, A rick, Herndon, Orr. THIRD ROW: Flanigan, Shelby, Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, King, Finkle, Sharp, Self, McDonnald, Cornelison, Henson, Smith, Hoyt, Rushing, Graham, Fox, Null, Sloan. FOURTH ROW: Long, Voyles, Ehenrich, Bean, Porter, Harding, Moore, Richardson, Tate, Williams, Bartee, Mrs. Sartin, Sponsor; White, Mur- phy, Dayhoff, Maxwell, Morgan, Rozzell, Bennet, Dewberry, Hubsch, Lam, Watson. LEARNING TO DO F.F.A. OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Odis Blakemore, President; Arthur Dillard Vinson, Vice-President; Robert Burns, Secretary; Bill Stevenson, Advisor; Gary Young, Reporter; Doug McBeth, Treasurer; Davie Waggoner, Sentinel. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: K. Gray, R. Hagood, R. Posey, S. Crow, Sweetheart; D. Waggoner, D. McBeth, R, Burns, O. Blakemore, G. Young, A. Vinson, K. French, Rodeo Queen, L. Posey, D. Stowers, V. Jordan. SECOND ROW: B. Stevenson, Advisor; W. Sliger, B. Devin, T. Pierce, R. Muncrief, N. Landgraf, D. Orr, J. Holt, R. Bartee, R. Elkins, R. Cox, L. Beard, R, Oliver, J. A. Saxon, W. Scott, B. Savage, H. Hartin, E. Gilmore, J. Vinson, C. Crockett. THIRD ROW: J. Nichols, N. Koelzer, R. Moore, C. Hudson, J. Randolf, P. Hart, D. Turbyfill, G. Stokes, J. Hawkins, F. Nelson, R. Gilmore, G. Payne, J. Rhyne, R. Stowers, J. Eldridge. BACK ROW: M. Burns, R. Page, D. Burns, K. Shelton, A. Crockett, E. Wallace, C. McBeth, R. Locke, M. Castleberry, S. Crow, M. Cox, B. Bean, M. King, J. Jordan, K. Bean, H. Ross. DOING TO EARN MARCHING DOWN THE FIELD Anita Sykes Twirler Judy Abies Twirler BAND Pat Howell, Twirler Judy, Pat, Kay, and Suellan. WILDCATS MARCHING BAND MARCHING BAND--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Sykes, P. Howell, J. Abies. SECOND ROW: L. Bullard, S. Stephenson, J. Williams, D. Morgan, C. Leerstang, P. Creswell, S. Smiley, Drum Major; D. Qualls, J. France, N. Hooper, R. Hawley, C. Jester. THIRD ROW: R. Parrish, R. Sartin, S. Stanley, J. Howell, R. Taylor, T. Billingsley, H. Steward, J. Woods, J. Williams, D. Welch, L. Bourne, M. Woody, A. Beard. FOURTH ROW: J. McEachen, S. Flanagan, S. Finkle, L. Johnson, B. Ford, P. Bradly, G. Harris, L. McConnel, J. Briggam, R. Smith, J. Bradley, S. Leerstang, R. Dunn, L. Clarkson. FIFTH ROW: J. Johnson, R. Beard, J. Chaney, C. Lambert, J. Herndon, C. Lanning, S. Wadley, D. Sloan, M. Spicer, Z. Sloan, B. Flanagan, C. Sykes, K. Butler, D. Bumpass. BAND OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Johnson, Secretary; Sara Finkle, Vice- President; Ronald Smith, President; Joel Johnson, Director; Jerry Briggam, Senior High Reporter; Charles Sykes, Junior High Reporter; Donna Morgan, Librarian. GO Bob Walker Quarterback At Left David Ragland Quarterback John Qualls Linebacker At Left Paul Long Guard Charles Kerr Guard At Right SENIORS ON FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: David Ragland, Charles Kerr, Bryant Watts, Bill Walker, Bobby Round- tree, Paul Long. SECOND ROW: Charles Harp, Bob Walker, Ray Parker, John Qualls Pat Smiley. NOT PICTURED: George Stokes. George Stokes Tackle 1959-60 Football Schedule Opponent Madill Opponents Hugo 28 0 Antlers 70 8 Ardmore Douglas 12 12 Marietta 33 0 Wynne wood 42 8 Purcell 44 14 Lindsay 18 26 Sulphur 6 0 Pauls Valley 6 20 Tishomingo 43 8 1TU2 F5 Bill Walker End GO WILDCATS GO OUR FOOTBALL HEROES COACH VAUGHAN COACH AYRES The entire student body would like to express their sincerest thanks to you, the coaches of M. H. S. You have done a tremendous job for us in the field of athletics, and at the same time acted as a guiding hand to us all during our years at Madill Hi. You should be proud of yourselves, for we your students are. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: W. Scott, M. Smiley, M. France, C. Kerr, T. Barber, H. Brown, H. McKenzie, L. Beard, B. McLean, D. Southworth. SECOND ROW: P. Bolin, H. Ross, R. Parker, C. Harp, D. Ragland, B. Walker, B. Watts, P. Smiley, H. Raborn, D. Turbyfill, B. Roundtree, D. Long, P. Long, Coach Vaughn, J. Hamilton, R. Oliver, L. Cox, B. Walker, R. B. Finkle, G. Payne, J. Qualls, G. Stowers, T. Benton, O. Watson, J. A. Saxon, Coach Ayres. wm line by a mighty Wildcat do- Madill had 19 first downs to 12 | },a]f . Only the halftime buzzer | for the Savages. Outstanding for •d the Wildcats from being I ed on the second ill 'i sr VP, dicing a pass from Bob about .in yi| Poof AMTttfl- run case UuM°L% 10 • Bca caV oU � s di Gridi '■ Br(fay is or iron ' Bill cvr Cl Mi Aadill Runs Wild In Top Billina Th S Va,r luff Battle Bv 28-0 n,s ™eel e 0.1 Glair Jec? fADILL — If the Madill fo coach is we e days, he 1 Traditi for that smilt jack by the na at Smiley, you dill’s famed Bl. a terror on th« c h«rk_ Madill fonK-i=——- SStflts Scalp Indio ® Wildcat r«.. ,d Madil] i action by carrv- earning the W .■ T- 72 • | times for tt yanfa w opened, JO times ;d.« Watts Wicked was 15 ®- , i ; the haU i yard Mil I was Wildcats Make «ne . Good Showing o l. Smiley I called back V,!l !l ouch own r B.biyatS on Ztt T °' a Walker , looked ROo,i. ,“£� 16 and Stote Ktt NVaiker i;e but U w0 to bh 42 °9es Ce «l ?� fo tfW . he Madill Wildcats ended their son this year with an over' Tis tna«w , in W' „ «rt 4 oj) in cU the top W� - f wtao� 6 e Stef N , v,si «ci —OTrfVss. � rl arp Championshii VlarP era! weeks until - Take d_B dc Cats _■ V ynne 00 Durant Gunned Cat ©a B N s-A3 w ; ddco« ■fbr$$ Z Off 'I;)c n UfTt 'he A ack I an- ass A eastern Madill Had,i K n ?2k� [g Kit 1 C� Over So P 00 V.Y ------..V� OT tor namauai.i eui � • n this ye.tcr Uh «L Wildcats Meet Wildcats Powder Purcell 44-1 ndians Friday m, ey Nurses Knee Injur idividuakC«eoi . v __ mimtt. __ auu-..Ll i_«. M A ■ mm Wildcats Fac Touah Purcell Madill Blanks Indian: 1 nber two v artned over -jpJghlv' 1Jko(j Madill Wildcats ,cj for Coac Bl11 A ers’ p iday e r the tnos MADILL — Although Injured backfield ace Pat Smiley saw only limited service. Bryant Watts and Bob Walker picked up the of- of the tea Garoerin Acnnis k will meet liie undefeated Marietta PnrVpM™ A }JC’T ror”Prrf Walker, Madi� W« Indians Frktov night. -.............................. t0 14 to � «• i i r. 16 po and Sr� le six point 2. J Charles Harp a its. but the exact known. oach Bill Ayres sai d l adeCShin � mnnr CLASS R 1. Hominy ............. 3 2. Orovr ............. 3 3. Wagonor . 3 Ardmore Douglass ...... 2 Madill ................ 2 6. Marlow ................ 2 7. Blxby ................. 3 5 Smiley Leads Romt c � s B boar hc to'1 iri' ’1' 5s a h Saturday n:gh‘ «v mu me u«5s o ooys regi' 0 c abo'1‘1 .’k0vnj berth in the state schoolboy tournament next ♦ee 04� ’ n� V V«'0,,n ?g£ o« £« '«‘'k m tnmming Lawton Douglass. 59 52, hvrat J to win the class B boys regional championship antf te schoolboy tournament next week at Ok!;� homa-Cityw - _ __— aa_BB ,rr6-47 Triumph Coach Gordon Vaughan's Wild- bc l,e‘d. During the middle two I MADILL GRABS STATfl state Clasf sd on ca y ruled Strikes, the WilHca'f‘ as the 6ia ,baUcrs mcct canton high fl ,he th'rd o b7 th m'seoring Ind on the boards. Stockcs. a 6-5 Au-Mate iw ' D vid'1 m,sSCS' t� d through 21 [Mints and salt - in ! Wildcats earned their p. title play 1 lar T rolJrd r l. rC la V n‘i -., The . w u.h V 66. success wac. r ni K £ defensi CROWN 6-2 semot ind collecte Friday. Beggs-W the defending RaHroa e t to Madill'lch ensing of t club jh ' ea Ut1f ionJh1k 1-14,11 . h,P- h I. ■$� . scoring soaring j� sing - OlUll : r j: Turner Girls hAaoui, finals Hit Region®’ 'VbeH' !fc- ted itself au trol hv Ul11 Cu„. fc—CiffErJ: Sf ‘5 -?,� «- up 13 point , goal- but ]l outshot V r ' i1 i t to 36 _ anrt won M BiU treSion P L “ A -: ' ■ t three Mayes v 55 with ' missed v : SVv - v v Y .«.er. pan . out was pla ouble most of ' n1eri out with ■ °' Wildc :oal. Th . trie Trail Bem-Wheath nuirlfl Dousl Rerional !?.w ‘° Anal iri« ;eWOo l � «- .C — -.fi nj Iead fay .. Afactfjj u m „ tvo D , Stokes Scores 18 ca s c V , b vcA . a W v � - VI , ' .«6 wSi ne' v cc 29' V'' As Wildcats Maul Canton, 57 to 32 vS. ■ ’—4 -o after berti skirting pa � er dra ld of th0 and then pr :« the class 1 «i FV: a edged aboard •'Rters 13 15 IS— I ! -• f, tolce, i , smil • Walkn 4. C 13. Ha Blanc I 5. 'KTERS 19 12 20 plrkcn% ’«. MrN T rge St � the fj b’r f ard Mor Poinis j„ P'e Uj0 £ tim, made £r 3rd quart fo 26 ..i a 4 poiB ««to championwh W ‘ C,ass ' Polled � uany “ of al la-v Wildcats defeated ,am 1 ____________________________________ treacherous tr-'- «• and advised the yrcs. • ssisUmt • � 3 reported to make oom into :i . to hit the state Class toriutr Friday night, s will face Bcggs Wheatley ,0Hif ¥iadill Downs .cipal A ;n’s Wild but at 9 p.m. 6-4 Wildcat center, controlled both ba awton Ti P m BASKETBALL B TEAM, FIRST ROW: L. Beard, M. King, J. A. Saxon, M, Smiley, R. McBeth, T. Barber, W. Scott. SECOND ROW: D. Rigsby, M. France, D. Long, T. Benton, R. Finkle, G. Payne, G. Stowers, D. Turbyfil, Manager. 1959-60 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE A TEAM B TEAM WE DATE TEAM THEM WE DATE TEAM THEM 49 Dec. 1 Wilson 22 36 Dec. 1 Wilson 33 28 Dec. 4 Pauls Valley 35 24 Dec. 4 Pauls Valley 40 39 Dec. 8 Wilson 26 41 Dec. 8 Wilson 18 35 Dec. 11 Purcell 36 22 Dec. 11 Purcell 35 51 Dec. 15 Kingston 38 25 Dec. 15 Kingston 48 36 Dec. 18 Lindsay 35 23 Dec. 18 Lindsay 30 46 Jan. 7 Lone Grove 25 39 Jan. 8 Bowlegs 34 38 Jan. 9 Byng 40 32 Jan. 12 Kingston 24 24 Jan. 12 Kingston 32 37 Jan. 15 Pauls Valley 32 32 Jan. 15 Pauls Valley 31 58 Jan. 19 Wynnewood 21 25 Jan. 19 Wynnewood 32 45 Jan. 22 Purcell 61 31 Jan. 22 Purcell 40 54 Jan. 26 Lindsay 46 35 Jan. 26 Lindsay 43 47 Feb. 2 Wynnewood 40 26 Feb. 2 Wynnewood 45 51 Feb. 4 Caney 27 55 Feb. 5 Caddo 46 41 Feb. 6 Durant 37 45 Feb. 9 Thackerville 32 45 Feb. 9 Thackerville 28 48 Feb. 12 Sulphur 56 59 Feb. 12 Sulphur 46 46 Feb. 18 Tishomingo 33 59 Feb. 18 Tishomingo 43 CHARLES HARP Forward GEORGE STOKES Center PAT SMILEY Forward DAVID RAGLAND Guard THE TITLE TRAIL District Kingston Tishomingo Ardmore Douglas Regional Purcell Lawton Douglas State Canton Spiro Beggs Wheatley 47-36 59-43 57-45 45-35 59-52 57-32 49-40 66-47 BOB WALKER Guard LOGAN BEARD Guard LOWELL COX Forward R. B. FINKLE Center GARY PAYNE Forward DENNIS LONG Forward Open 440 Dash Hurdles... David Ragland Kerr, Spivey, Ragland, Stokes 220 Yard Dash 100 Yard Dash Discus. .. George Stokes 880 Yard Dash.. . Paul Long ALL STATE NOMINEES ALL STATE FOOTBALL NOMINEES George Stokes Tackle Pat Smiley Fullback ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL Six of Madill’s outstanding football players were chosen for All-District. They are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Charles Harp, George Stokes, and Pat Smiley. SECOND ROW: Bobby Roundtree, Bob Walker, and Bryant Watts. MESSAGE TO JUNIOR HIGH The staff of the 1960 Wildcat wish to dedicate this section of the annual to the future Senior High students of Madill. We have followed your progress this far and are confident that your traits of leadership that you have thus far exhibited, will carry you on through high school and present you at the threshold of adulthood. JR-HIGH FACULTY JANE HUEBSCH Secretary The Junior High students and faculty wish to express their appreciation and thanks to Mr. Wood and the annual staff for giving our school a section in the Madill annual this year. RO To the Junior High students: It has been a pleasure this year for your teachers and myself to watch you progress and grow toward adulthood. We sincerely hope that all of you will become outstanding students and later develop into leading citizens who are willing to serve your feiiow men. You will be the leaders of tomorrow, so you must develop your spiritual, mental, and moral values to the utmost. Start making your plans early, set your goals high, work hard and I know that you will succeed. Your teachers and myself have enjoyed serving you and we count it aprivelegeto have been associated with'such a fine student body this year. Sincerely, MISS MARTHA CARTER History, Civics M. S. Southeastern Aaron Dry, Principal MRS. BILLYE HERNDON Math M. T. Southeastern MRS. AGNES LAN DRAM Seventh Grade M. S. Southeastern MRS. RUTH HARPER Seventh Grade M. T. Southeastern MRS. V. WALKER Eighth Grade Vocal Music M. T. Southeastern MR. DON HODGE Physical Education B. S. Southeastern MRS. NEVAH RAGLANI Seventh Grade Voc. Home Economics M. S. - O. S. U. MRS. LULA BO UN English Speech Correction M. T. Southeastern MR. GARRY JONES Science Physical Education B. S. Degree Northeastern State TRIBUTE TO JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS The staff of the Wildcat would like to take this opportunity to thank you for doing a very fine job in laying a foundation for us so that a high school education would be possible. Actually we really begin to branch off into what we like best and find more pleasure in doing while in Junior High. We. the students of M. H. S. feel that you have done a very fine job in giving us a start in what we are to later choose as an occupation. Without your help and guidance success would be a thing that would come to far fewer people. You the starters of our education are to be congratulated far more than mere words can express. You hold the noblest job to be had among men and are doing a very fine job. You should be very proud of yourselves, for we at senior high certainly are. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NINTH GRADE Cl,AMS- I'MON'I HOW, Left to (tight: J. Mose, G, Harris, G. Burchett, , Wttagtittpf, A, Crockett, I,, Ml Donald, D. Stowers, G, Carpenter, E. Gilmore, S. McGill, 11 Rt ■!. i 'in-111 ,n, i. I)nvis, 'I . Hi ill� man, .1. I :i undell, D. Page, L. Stewart, S. Murphy, V, ...ii,. I . iklllli I . King, II. Woods, M, Coffer, W, Sliger, C, Bates, C. McBeth, i SligOP, M. Elkins, S, Hi -■ . D, M' Daniel, E. Colby, R. Cox, J. Standridge, J. Mi l mhet'ii, E, Porter, M, Bennett, C. Martin, P. Maines, I), Orr, A. Evans, R. Bartee, It, Johnson, L, Ballard, I), Cook, s, Raney, K, Green, S. Sparlin, K. Shelton, S. Adams, II, Moore, M. Putman, I'), Eleld, .1. Humphrey, K. Chaney, D, McCullough, C. Parker, N, Kurd er, H, Pavla, P. Lambert, J. Pruitt,C. Stark, I,. Self, I.. Duncan, J. Castleberry, i Marine, H. I.i«kn, S, Brown, .1. Holt, I .ong, J, Harp, G. Welch, J. Nicholas, M. Moittrv, 1 Pci in. I , hit, I,, Higgins, G. Adkins, P. I’orter, B. Limpek, S, Huff, J. Wallace, B, Pickle, S, Huffman. EIGHTH GRADE Cl ASS-- FRONT ROW: I.. Nelson. D. Hawkins, H. Wilson, R. Parrish, U, Erwin, R, Sebourn, C. I aiming. I . Hubert, C. Sykes, R. Taylor, E. Peoples, D. Hollis, E, Gray, H, Sprouse. SECOND ROW: S. Rutledge, S. Stevenson, J. Jacks, W. Holland, K, Coe, D. Gardner. I . Qualls,G. Morris, 1 . Williford, R. Hawley, M. Huebsch, L. Cloud, D n.-n '• Kabor.. S. Mar: n. S. Farmer. R. Stark, t'■, Applog.re. l'HIRD ROW : M. Rood, E , Vanderhurg, X, Hooper. J, Jones, D. Qualls, J. Armstrong. J. A. Chaney, C. Devins, D. Gardner, H. Johnson, R. Heard, C. West, B. Flanagan, P. Benton, S. Wadley, L. Irwin, V, Rushing, E. Allen. EOVRTH ROW: D. I . Graves, S. Wilson, S. Stanley, C. Leerstang, J. Headley, E. Creswell, J. France, L. Eldridge, C. Bobbitt, S. Cantrell, R. Hawley, X, Stowers, J, Heltsel, C, Miller, W . Garrison, S. Burns. FIFTH ROW: E. Stafford, J, Howell, G. Dane, R. A. Sartin, K. Emory, L. Bullard, K. Long, D. Cole, T. Billingsley, | Newman, J, Fhrenrieh, K, Ford, E. Balsinger, D. L. Keltner, R. Hart, J. A. Jones, T, Munoeief, J. Hawkins, SEVENTH GRADE--BOTTOM ROW: Humphrey, Gibbs, McDaniel, Spicer, Standridge, Oster- haus, Boyce, Burns, Roberst, Duncan, Easley, Porter, Davis. SECOND ROW: Vinson, Ballard, Brock, Keltner, Butler, Edgar, Bumpass, Davis, Pebworth, Pebworth, Herndon, Chaney, Sloan, Clarkson, Self, Scott, Sandefur, Beard. THIRD ROW: Hastings, Crockett, Murphy, Waggoner, Sanders, Shilling, Puritt, Kerr, Sloan, Woody, Ross, Jester, Hay, Harrison, Sprouse, Capehart, Loelzer, Sprouse, Lambert. FOURTH ROW: Freeman, Woods, Perry, Bourne, Williams, Scrib- ner, Cass, Armstrong, King, Nelson, Welch, Self, Harris, Smithers, Self, Hughes, FIFTH ROW: Watson, Hines, Bradley, Walker, Walton, Bartee, Ryals, Johnson, Scott, Cassey, Smith, Woods, McCullough, Petty, Adams, Graham, Locke, Sartin, Drummond, Gardner, Johnson, King. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL--LEFT TO RIGHT: I.arry Oualls, Stun Wadley, Eddy BaUtnger, Ide Matlock, Jerry Ehrenrich, Don Hawkins, Armon Crockett, Jerry Jacks, Mr. Jones, Coach. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S.Wadley.N. Hooper, L. Williford, B. Flanagan, L. Qualls, J. France, T. Rushing, M. Huebsch, S. Martin, Coach Hodge. TOP ROW: K. Emory, S. Stanley, D. Graves, G. Bane, E. Peoples, E. Stafford, J. Bradley. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: F. King, J. Mose, L. Williford, L. Qualls, B. Flanagan, S. Martin, M. Huebsch, J. France, N. Hooper. SECOND ROW: Coach Hodge, K. Emory, S. Wadley, S. Stanley, R. Elkins, J. Holt, L. Gray, G. Bane, T. Rushing, J. McEachern, Coach Jones. TOP ROW: J. Bradley, D. Graves, R. Bartee, E. Stafford, J. Nicholas, P. Porter, N. Koelzer, E, Peoples, Asst. Hodge. 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Drummond, J. Herndon, Z. Sloan, M. Easley, D. Sloan, L. Stand- ridge, B, Ballard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hodge, Coach, A. Crockett, J. Gibbs, B. King, B. Mc- Cullough, J. Williams, P. Adams, D. Welch, J. Woods. GO HIGH BOYS-HIGH JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL A-TEAM--Larry Stewart, Ricky Hart, Keith Long, Ronnie Cox, Eddie Stafford, Dan Hollis, Kenneth Emory, Ramond Elkins, Thomas Rushing, Neil Hooper, Coach, Mr. Jones. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL--LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Colby, «resident; Janis Howell, Vice-President; Mrs. Landram, Sponsor; Ricky Parrish, Secretary; Ronnie Cox, Neil Hooper, Jimmy Drummond, John France, Donnie Welch, Carolyn Miller, Barbara Vanderburg, Kathy Butler, Kay Chaney, Goldie Carpenter, Jen Ann Jones, Randol Dunn, Sherry Brown, Gary Bane, Donna Graham, Louise McDonald, Sue Vinson, and Ameiul Crockett. JUNIOR HIGH F.H.A.--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ragland, S. Bruster, B. Pickle, R. Sands, L. Self, S. Huffman, T. Bridgman, G. Carpenter, S. McGill, K. Chaney, E. Colby, B. Johnson, J. Standridge, G. Adkins, E. Shelton, E. Porter, J. Pruitt, L. Duncan, G. Harris, A. Evans, M. Loffer, C. Stark, C. Waggoner, S. Murphy, L. Skiles, B. Limpek, M. Putman, F. Sliger, F. Orr, L. McDonald, C. Parker, P. Maines, J. Castleberry, C. Long, L. Bartee, S. Sparlin, G. Welch, C. Bates, S. Brown, S. Adams, M. Matney, L. Ballard, R. Davis, S. Raney, M. Bennett, D. Page. WILDKITTENS CHEERLEADERS--FRONT, Left to Right: Goldie Carpenter, Kathleen Butler. BACK: Ru Ana Sartin, Donna Graham, Gay Lyn Welch, Janis Howell. WILDKITTENS PE PC LUB--KNEELING, Left to Right: G. Carpenter, R. Sartin, G. L. Welch, J. Howell, D. Graham, K. Butler. FIRST ROW: D. Gardner, S. Rabon, G. Johnson, A. Evans, G. Harris, E. Chapman. L. Duncan, R. Hawley, C. Miller, L. Bullard, L. Bourne, B. Oiler, S. Sparlin, C. Sykes, E. J. Colby, L. Sliger, C. Bates, J. Standridge, L. Scott, S. Burns, C. Pebbler, B. Johnson, J. Hawkins, L. McDonald, J. Jones, B. J. Pickle, L. Irwin, D. Bumpass, J. Orr, P. Benton, G. Adkins, L. Eldridge, D. Keltner, L. Nelson, C. Leerstang, S. Jarmer, J. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: A. Beard, M. Shillings, G. Watson, C. Parker, S. Stevenson, S. Bruster, B. Ford, B. Johnson, J. Castleberry, J. Self, S. McGill, N. Stowers, C. Pebbler, N. Murphy, S. Petty, P. Sandefur, S. Scribner, S. Huffman, R. Davis, P. Creswell, L. Harrison, S. Wilson, C. Devin, S. Cantrell. THIRD ROW: E. Porter, G, Morris, U. Gardner, P. Maines, L. Allen, L. Ballard, L. Bartee, C. Long, S. Brown, D. Cole, D. McDaniel, S. Adams, P. Newman, R. Parrish, d Jester, G. Sartin, L. Clarkson, P. Freeman, F. Woods, J. Pruitt, C. Waggoner, D. Reid, L. Higgins, L. Skiles, C. Perry, M. Koelzer, P. Lambert, H. Woods, R. Dunn, D. Cook, M. Loffer, J. Pruitt. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS OF THE YEAR SUE SPARLIN RONNIE COX MADILL 20 1958-59 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE HUGO 0 MADILL 50 ANTLERS 0 MADILL 6 ARDMORE DOUGLAS 29 MADILL 36 MARIETTA 6 MADILL 14(won on pene- WYNNEWOOD 14 MADILL 34 trations 3-2) PURCELL 0 MADILL 14 LINDSAY 42 MADILL 14 SULPHUR 6 MADILL 22 PAULS VALLEY 18 MADILL 12 TISHOMINGO 0 MADILL 52 FOOTBALL “B” GAME WILSON 6 MADILL 32 1958-59 MADILL ”B TEAM BASKETBALL DURANT 48 MADILL 35 OKLA. SCHOOL FOR DEAF 33 MADILL 37 PAULS VALLEY 47 MADILL 40 WYNNEWOOD 38 MADILL 31 DURANT 45 MADILL 35 PURCELL 33 MADILL 38 KINGSTON 32 MADILL 21 LINDSAY 32 MADILL 35 SULPHUR 30 MADILL 16 KINGSTON 27 MADILL 16 OKLA.SCHOOL FOR DEAF 18 MADILL 29 LINDSAY 45 MADILL 33 TISHOMINGO 25 MADILL 44 WTNNEWOOD 26 MADILL 50 PURCELL 47 MADILL 68 THACKERVILLE 41 MADILL 55 SULPHUR 44 MADILL MADILL (Won by Forfeit) TISHOMINGO 36 PAULS VALLEY 45 1958-59 MADILL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RECORD MADILL 49 DURANT 50 MADILL 72 OKLA. SCHOOL FOR DEAF 36 MADILL 46 PAULS VALLEY 45 MADILL 43 DURANT 36 MADILL 42 PURCELL 40 (overtime) MADILL 38 KINGSTON 34 MADILL 42 LINDSAY 51 MADILL 56 WYNNEWOOD 67 MADILL 45 SULPHUR MURRAY INVITATION TOURNAMENT 42 MADILL 23 ATOKA 21 MADILL 46 PURCELL 48 (overtime) MADILL 21 KINGSTON 25 MADILL 79 OKLA. SCHOOL FOR DEAF 35 MADILL 43 LINDSAY 47 MADILL 61 TISHOMINGO SOUTHEASTERN INV. TOURNAMENT 44 MADILL 54 MEAD 45 MADILL 54 WAURIKA 44 MADILL 54 IDABEL 59 MADILL 46 WYNNEWOOD 42 MADILL 44 PURCELL 50 MADILL 45 THACKERVILLE 55 MADILL 69 SULPHUR DISTRICT INV. TOURNAMENT 43 MADILL 38 DICKSON 32 MADILL 60 KINGSTON 36 MADILL 46 ARDMORE DOUGLAS 50 MADILL (Won by Forfeit) TISHOMINGO MADILL 47 PAULS VALLEY 59 RECORD WON 16 LOST 11 CHAMPIONS There were times we thought we wouldn't. But we finally got it done. It took a lot of effort. But we had a lot of fun. Francis Nelson Suellen Smiley Carolyn Orr David Ragland Sara Finkle Linda Voyles Freda French Judy Abies Jan Hoyt Susan Crow Ramona Little Roberta Cobb THE STAFF Wanda Breeding Shirley Robinson Sherry Flanagan Pearl Carpenter Rosa Lee Landgraf Karen Erenrich Carolyn Fox Lo Eva Newman Anita Edwards Donna Mahaney Bernice Jacks Marsha Williams Susan Talley Virginia Murphy Bryant Watts Pat Smiley Bob Walker Pat Bolin Pat Duncan Phyliss Simpson Bill Walker Joy A rick Nina Cornelison FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eddie Lockhart Suel1 en Smi1ey James Turner Freda French Chariie Jones Susan Ta1 ley CITY TAILOR SHOP CROW'S BELL STATION David Ragland Jan Hoyt Carolyn Fox Grady Crow Susan Crow Sue Holland Mrs. Grace Gardner Bonnie Jones Barbara Qualls Carol Chambers Owners: Lavelle Stanley and Buevene Stanley CORNER DRUG STORE EWINGS DEPARTMENT STORE Jeff Herndon Bernice Jacks Freda French LaVon Gray Linda Voyles David Whitfield Susan Talley Hal Cain GREEN AND HOWELL'S USED CARS Hoyt Howell Ed Green CLARK'S HOME SUPPLY Donna Johnson Dennis Long Mike King JESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE PAREGIEN'S VARIETY STORE Janie Porter Jessie Pakulskf Ruth Ann Rushing Beth Shelby Susan Crow Mr. Paregien Carolyn Fox Susan Talley Jan Hoyt BEN'S CONOCO STATION Mark Turbyfill Dillard Whitson Gary Harris Ben Turbyfill LANDRAM'S INSURANCE AGENCY Frank Landram Peggy Loll Is PIC PAC GROCERY T. H. RODGER'S LUMBER CO. Lo Eva Newman Pearl Carpenter Mrs. Dorothy Chaney Pat Howell Susan Talley James Chaney David Ragland GRILL CAFE ZEKE BLEVIN'S LUMBER CO. George Stokes Pat Bolin Sue 1 Ien Smiley Marsha Williams Lo Eva Newman Pearl Carpenter Linda Voyles Charles Harp Pat Smiley Lowell Cox George Stokes Pat Howel1 Pat Boli n Freda French Susan Talley Suel1en Smiley Marsha Williams David Ragland SMITH INSURANCE Jannie Porter Beth Shelby Sherry Flanagan Mrs. Turbyfill WARD'S George Stokes David Ragland Mr. David Ward PARRISH'S Judy Abies Carol Walton Kay Sykes TOT TO TEEN Sandra CeAtrel1 Bill Johnson PERRY’S TEXACO STATION Compl imerits of MADILL LUMBER COMPANY SINCLAIR PRODUCTS SERVING MARSHALL COUNTY SINCE 1895 SANDEFUR INSURANCE COMPANY Margaret Bailey-Rosalle Landgraf J. D. Sandefur-Mrs.BI11 VanKleef LLOYD HENSON S STATION Mr. Lloyd Henson SWEEPSTAKES AWARD WINNER Oklahoma State Fair Better Newspaper Contests—1957, 1958, 1959 ENJOY THE BEST Fine DAIRY PRODUCTS With That Happy Taste SANDEFUR’S STATION Ronny Smith Gary Payne Jerry Brigham LANDGRAF EMPLEMENT CO. Roy Landgraf Ronny Landgraf Leo Landgraf Rosalie Landgraf Virginia Stowers Bill Bateman Margaret Bailey HOWELL’S CREDIT JEWELRY Anita Kaye Sykes James Howell Mattie Duncan Pat Howell PETERSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peterson Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ComplIments of SHARPE'S DRY GOODS ComplIments of STEPHENSON’S WHOLESALE Bob Walker Linda Voyles Bryant Watts 5C to $5 If It's New We Have It Try Us First CAFETERIA WORKERS From left to right: Mrs. Whisman Mrs. McClure Mrs. Stroud Mrs. Sandefur Grady Nabors W.J. BALDWIN’S BOOSTER PAGE” We appreciate of the WILDCAT , contributed: our advertisers who have helped make possible this 1960 edition In addition to those who took ads in the book, these boosters MADILL FARM STORE ROBORN CHEVROLET MARCELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP JEWELL AND JOHN KOPCZYNSKI LEE HENSON GROCERY HARRELL'S T. V. AND RADIO WOOD'S GROCERY DR. H. D. MORGAN STERLING'S PHARMACY MARVIN DEVINS EBB FLINT'S STORE PALACE BARBER SHOP WHITTLE'S BARGAIN CITY JOHN MURRAY-WELDING WELCH DUDLEY DR. CECILE E. REED BARBER PLUMBING ELECTRIC ROYAL HOTEL BLAKELY'S USED CARS PAYNE FURNITURE LAMPE'S MFG. CO. POLLY'S KITCHEN TRI-COUNTY WELL-RALPH CHANEY INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A.