Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

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Gary Banc, Kathy Butler, Ann Beard, Veda Kerr, Lynda Bullard, Nancy Wagner, Carolyn Miller, Sue Wilson, RuAna Sartin, Wanda Rollins, Squeegie Moore, Charles Sykes. Quill and Scroll Honors Outstanding Journalists Veda Kerr, treasurer; Ann Beard, sec- retary; Lynda Bullard, vice-president, and Sue Wilson, president, look over the chap- ter charter. Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Membership is a distinct honor and is reserved for those out- standing publications staff members who meet the basic requirements es- tablished by the Society and Local Chapter. Candidates for Quill and Scroll membership must have demon- strated fully to the satisfaction of their staff adviser or the school principal that they merit the award through high scholarship, journalistic achievement and service.

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FFA officers, Larry Williford, Secre- tary; Stan Stanley, President; Thomas Rushing, Vice-President; Royce King, Reporter; and James Pruitt, Sentinel, provide capable leadership today while preparing to lead tomorrow. Space Age America Stan Stanley, FFA President, demonstrates one of the many phases of FFA while welding farm equipment. t I Delegates to the FFA National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, were selected for their leadership and rapid progress in the chapter. They were: George French, Darrell Stowers, Ran- dol Seboum, Burl McBeth, Bill Stevenson (Advisor), Johnny Harris, James Pruitt, Thomas Rushing, and Warren Garrison.

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FJA— Classwork Today a Profession Tomorrow Tlie Future Journalists of America is a national organization which was in- stalled at Madill High School in 1962. Its membership is composed of mem- bers of the journalism class who have shown a professional interest in some phase of journalism. Included in the annual F.J.A. events are the state con- vention at University of Oklahoma and representation at the annual Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association con- vention. In the spring the organization will hold a dinner meeting in honor of newspaper, annual and radio staffs. The organization’s sponsor is Mr. Jim Landt. Leadership for F.J.A. is provided by Gary Bane, president; Charles Sykes, vice-president; and Phyllis Bartee, treasurer. Secretary Linda Dry is not pictured. Row One: Wanda Rollins, Carolyn Miller, Jo Lee Cheadle, Brenda Ford, Charles Sykes, Gary Bane, Ronnie Taylor, Nancy Wagner, Phyllis Bartee, Carmen Leerstang, and Jonnie Bates. Row Two: Rebecca Hawley, Aim Beard, Kathy Butler, Lynda Bullard, RuAna Sartin, Pam Wil- liams, Linda Rushing, Squeegie Moore, IJnda Dry, Sue Wilson, Phyllis Creswell. Veda Kerr, and Jana Hewitt.