Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

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When snow covered the roads around and leading toMHS it meant an unscheduled holiday for students. Scenes of MHS Superintendent Dry and Principals Hodge and Kunkel inspected the new metal can- opy joining junior high and senior high. 4 Unit B, south of the high school and junior high, pro- vided classrooms for music, industrial arts , and science classes. Bus drivers Dick Rutledge, Fred Shipley, W. W. Bridge- man, T. A. Biggex , Grady Nabors, Cecil Duncan, Herb Hudgens, F. A. Roberts, I. C. Cox, and Otis Evans were important people in and about the MHS campus. 3

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Buildings shown in this picture are the junior high school, high school gym, and unit B. The southeast covner of the high school building was a favorite meeting place for students before school. Familiar Campus The south walk was followed by students going to and from the high school to various classes in other buildings. On a week-day the MHS parking lot was filled with students' and teachers' cars. 2

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'65 Wildcat Honors Retiring Elementary Personnel Retiring Principal Jeff Herndon was a most congenial host to parents that participated in National Education Week Open House. After forty-four years of professional experience, Mr. Jeff Herndon, Madill grade school principal, retired this spring from active work in education. Mr. Herndon's professional life has been both long and creative. What is more important, it has touched the lives of literally thousands of Marshall County citizens during the past four decades. There are few lifetime citizens of this county who have not known and learned from this man. We, his previous stu- dents , wish to extend to him our sincere graditude for his past effort for our benefit. May the future be bright and prosperous in all endeavors, and the years many in num- ber. Mr. Fred Glenn, grade school custodian, and Mr. Herndon checked a MHS storeroom for needed supplies. 4