Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

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Removal of Language Barriers Is Important Spanish Club officers, Paula James, Secretary; Ava Smithers, Program Chairman; Eddie Stafford, Treasurer; Judy Hawkins, President; Martha Shilling, Vice-President; and Connie Mahaney, Reporter, have encouraged the study of Spanish-American customs. In the two years of Spanish presently offered, major em- phasis is placed on speaking and understanding useful Spanish, as well as on de- veloping basic reading and writing skills. By sponsoring two fiestas, the Spanish Club has tried to develop in the language studies a better un- derstanding and appreciation of our Spanish heritage. First Row: C. Mahaney, M. Rood, V. Kerr, D. Bumpass, M. Shilling, L. Dry, C. Miller, G. Wat- son, D. Self, S. Foote, B. Reese, P. James, Katy Rood (Sponsor); Second Row: D. Smith, T. Savage, K. Butler, A. Beard, M. Woody, S. Petty, L. Cass, P. Bartee, J. Hawkins, W. Oliver, S. Scribner, P. Williams, C. McCain, M. Hale, A. Smithers, J. Huffman, W. Perry; Third Row: D. Sloan, R. King. J. Bryant, T. May, B. Flanagan, R. Parrish, J. Foote, J. Harris, M. Smithers, C. Byers, E. Stafford, B. Denton, J. Matlack, T. Rushing, and M. Huebsch.

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 The Defiance of David Charles bv HAL °'NEIL KESLER CAST David Charles Butch Denton Mr. Charles John France Mrs. Charles RuAna Sartin Fay Ellis------------ ...Lynda Bullard Mr. Graining j. A. Chaney Miss Betts Janis Howell Miss Teale Mary Lynn Cornelison Sturkey------------- Marvin Smithers Binge Rick Parrish Nap................... Byron Wilhite Dewey------------------------------Bill Flanagan Jonie ---------- Mary Ix u Jones Sherry-------------------------- Louise Miller Lottie--------------- Squeegie Moore Gladys---------------------------Carmen Leerstang Trouble may be looming in the future, but Lynda Bullard and Butch Denton will find a way. “Red ink, my foot. That’s my blood,” cries Marvin Smithers as Bill Flanagan, Byron Wil- hite, and Rick Parrish prepare him for a history examination. Byron Wilhite and Marvin Smithers look on as Bill Flanagan gazes deep into Rick Parrish’s eyes and says: “Will you go to the home- coming dance with me?”

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First Row: J. Bates, V. Roundtree, J. Colby, S. Stevenson, P. Creswell, M. Rood, S. Scribner, B. King; Second Row: K. Scribner, C. Hargis, D. Self, L. Eastman, S. Farmer, S. Foote, A. Beard, M. Shilling, L. Hallmark, N. Murphy, L. Scott, C. Page, S. Bean, J. Hewitt, D. Smith, Mrs. Joyce Herndon, Sponsor; Third Row: N. Miller, G. Morris, W. Perry, J. Armstrong, G. Pryor, M. Jones, L. Dry, W. Woody, D. Bumpass, S. Moore, C. Mahanney, L. Bullard, P. Benton, T. Savage, B. Farmer, C. Murphy, W. Peoples, C. McCain; Fourth Row: W. Solomon, P. Armstrong, L. Green, J. Robinson, L. Rushing, S. Reese, A. Wilson, P. Bartee, G. Dodd, C. Jester, L. Szenasi, C. Mil- ler, J. Jones, B. Vanderburg, P. Freeman, W. Oliver, J. Hawkins, C. Stowers, F. Woods, P. Maines, A. Smithers. FHA Promoted Domestic Skills The FHA Club combined its ambition to serve the school with its objective of training homemakers when members served at the FFA banquet. Further interest was shown by the attendance at the State FHA Convention at Oklahoma City. The Club’s most import- ant project was promoting FHA Week and spotlighting the pur- pose of FHA: to give girls an opportunity to develop skills and social graces. FHA officers, like club members, added sewing to their accomplishments. Standing: J. Colby, Parliamentarian; V. Roundtree, Treasurer; S. Stevenson, Historian; S. Scribner, Vice-President; P. Creswell, President; B. King, Song Leader; Seated: J. Bates, Reporter; M. Rood, Secretary.