Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

Too often, when a great coach retires his greatness is measured by only one statistic ... his number of victories. Coach Cheadle does not need such a statistic. He is great for better reasons. Not only has he ex- celled as a coach, he is also an outstanding history teacher. He has touched the lives of many young men in this high school. In short, Mr. Cheadle, you will always be a part of our cherished memories of MHS. And for this reason we dedicate these pages to you. 2 reflecting 4 5 7 8 9 13 15 16 Seniors Sani Huffman Pres. Randy McAdoo Sec. Millicent McClure Reporter Gary Newman V. Pres. Nancy Ewing Treas. Danny Wood Hist. 19 Richard Tunmer Exchange Student Glenda Arterburn Kathryn Ballou Clay Bean Levina Blundell Elizabeth Bumpass Ann Bean Jane Beard Hugh Bond Teresa Cantrell David Carter Kathy Campbell Vincent Castleberry Kenny Chaffin Raborn Cate Billy Chapman 21 Nolona Crowson Patsy Davis Ronald Downey Dana Farmer Randy Gagood Chessie Hines 22 Max Dunn Gina Godfrey Claudia Herron Jimmy Honea Bertha Luttmer Martha Rushing Martin Self Karen Slack Donnie Self Connie Short David Smith Lu Woody Bessie Young It’s Hard To Say. . . Good-bye. . . Vicki Allison Mary Ann Ayres Kenneth Ballou Robert Bennett Oscar Byars Angie Cantrell Johnny Carroll Harvey Cobb David Coleman Joe Don Cook Robin Crabb Jo Ann Davis Chipper Dudley Darlene Dunn Joe Flenniken Iris Forsythe Rodney Garrison Vickie Gray Loretta Griswold Monte Hale Eddie Hargis Eugene Harris Jerry Harris Ingrid Hatfield Judy Hawkins Laurie Hayward Margaret Hervey Shelia Hewitt John Highfield Marilyn Howell Gene Hull Terri Hurst Gilbert Jackson Sharon Klaren Russell Knight 30 Cathy O’Steen Brenda Parrot Joann Pennington Pam Pickens Bobby Pittman Tommy Priest Chester Proctor Johnny Randolph Anita Richardson Dona Robertson Charlie Rushing Tim Sandefur Quincy Scott Dawes Self Donice Self Tommy Swilling Dirk Taylor Lu Ann Virgin Jim Wade Charlie Wagoner Jim Whitaker Melody Wiggs Larry Willis Kaye Young Leroy Yow 31 Eugene Lemons Ronnell Loveless Russell Lythle Jeanie Mayo Shirley Melton Penny Mier Debi Milligan Jodie M inter Robert Moore Lecia Morgan Sharon Morgan Charles Morse Christine Mose Sharon Muncrief Patty McCuddy 32 33 Juniors “Out Front” In Homecoming Parade Sophomores JoAnna Allen Douglas Batch Tony Bartee Dianna Beaver Denise Beckham Larry Bobbitt Carol Brown Roland Burchett Janet Busby Pam Coleman Terry Cotton Tony Cox David Crockett Mark Danner Mike Dickson Danny Duncan Tommy Duncan Ellen Franklin Larry Garrison Elaine Gentis Jan Geter Kenneth Gibson Kenneth Goodman Jeannie Hand Harry Harkins Lloyd Harkins Janet Harris Rosemary Harrison Teresa Hewitt Letha Huffman Randy Johnson Ray C. Johnson Jimmy Jones Robbie Kenedy Faye King 16 Jerry King Debra Knight Shirley Knight Karla Kusler Nisha Leonard Jon Lockhart Teresa Mapp Junior Marris Sally Marris Lou McAdoo Debbie Melton Ann Minter Margaret Mobley Rena Morrison Robert Morse Terry Musgrave Paul Oliver Ronnie Oliver Tommy Orr Carl Owens Velma Parker Marti Pate Richard Perry Annette Phillips Bernard Pickens Bernice Pickens Danny Posey Shelia Putman Mike Qualls Gary Raven Sharon Ray Debbie Reynolds Steve Rice Kathy Rippy Randy Rushing 37 Richard Rushing Alicia Sandcfur Ray Sandefur Virginia Scribner Dennis Self Iva Mae Sprouse Vickie Stephens Randal Stowers Rebecca Stowers Ronnie Stuckey Keith Turner Vickie Tyner John Utter Michelle Watson Andy Waymire Linda Weber W. E. Wiggs Helen Williamson Irene Woudenberg Judy Young 38 39 40 Freshmen Carol Adamson Leon Arterberry Eric Await Richard Backus Carol Baker Sherry Bailey Lena Barker Don David Beadles Debra Benson Sharleen Bigger Evert Brunk Don Brown Jeannie Burns Denzil Cantrell Carolyn Chastain Danny Coe Rodney Coe Jerry Coleman Linda Condry Will Cook Timothy Davis Mary Downey Mitch Eppler Gary Faught Greg Flanagan Dana Fricke Michelle Garrison Mark Gleeves Pete Godfrey Betty Goff Sam Goodman Greg Hale Leslie Hale Cynthia Haley Keith Harrison Kathy Highfield Mike Highfield LaDonna Huddleston Janice Huffman Karen Thompson Donnie Kenedy Ronald Kiersey Devon Knight Ronny Landgraf Sharon Lemmons Chris Lockhart Karen Lockhart Paul Lott Terry Loveless Doris Marris Darrell McCullough Debbie McCuddy JoAnn McCuddy David Melton Pat Milligan Mat Murillo Bo Nelson Sharon Patterson Jackie Payne Sharon Phillips Jerry Pierce Donna Preast LaVon Qualls Larry Pruitt Teresa Ray Laurie Rice Charles Robert Ray Robertson Mary Robinson Rick Rogers 45 Carolyn Rushing Johnny Rushing Richard Sandefur Tommy Sandefur Ralph Sartin Steve Shebester Darlene Shoemaker Fred Stanley Thomas Tate Donald Taylor Pat Tickel David Truitt Teresa Turner Dennis Wagoner Jeff Walker Tim Walker Leroy Weber Judy Weldon Jayne Wiggs Roger Williams 46 Lloyd Adams Terry Arterberry Billy Ayres Stevie Barnes Mike Baskins Nancy Beard Roy Bridgeman Archie Bumpass Anita Burns Donald Bynum Jim Cantrell LuAnn Carol! James Chapman Noel Clements Kelly Cole Quin Courtney Melvena Crabb Darrell Davis Debra Davis Bobby Denny Tresa Dinse Sherri Dodd Leslie Dudley Jeffrey Eppler Wayne Fancher Ronald Gentis Rodney Geter Carter Gibson Mike Gibson Kent Green 50 Greg Hale Kathy Hargis Sandra Harris Charlene Hastings Dava Hess Fred Huebsch Donnie Huffman Robbie Irwin Billy Johnson Bill Jones Barbara Kenedy Eddie Kenedy Nita Knight Jena Kusler Julie Lee Wanda Locke Norbert Luttmer Vickie Mahancy Danny Marris Rosemary McAlister Advances Bobby McBeth Dan Milton James Morgan Ruby Newcomb Juanita Parker Nancy Picket Daniel Pittman Rebecca Polster Kathy Pruitt Mike Pruitt 51 Lonnie Ray Qualls Joe Ray Sherry Reynolds Benny Roden Patsy Rushing Pete Rutledge JoAnna Sandefur Phillip Scott Roy Scott Emily Scribner Nancy Shilling David Sprouse Bink Stafford Kathing Stallings Debbie Stevens Jimmy Stevens Rick Stowers Sandra Stowers Martha Teter Brenda Thompson Debbie Truitt Dale Vanderburg Brenda Vaughn Vicke Ward Melvin Watson Neil Watson Trenton Watson Sandra Weldon Frank Wilhite 52 Eighth Grade Is Fun! Seventh Mary Adams Clarence Allmon Linda Allmon May Allmon Teresa Anderson Ricky Armstrong Mary Arterberry David Arterburn Debra Balch Steve Bean Vickie Beaver Danny Blakely Mike Breeding Terry Brunk Donna Burchett Seventh Grade Finds Bobby Bynum Nita Cantrell Lou Ann Cate Kathy Christie Albert Crab Chis Culbertson Rebecca Culbertson David Davis Marcia Davis Kenneth Dinse Terry Eppler Dorothy Evans Boyd Evans Kenneth Fixico Benjamin Franklin Nick Galyean Kenneth Geter Keith Grady Ricky Hargis Ricky Hawkins Tony Hawkins Dennis Herron John Howell Karla Huddleston Elizabeth Ingram Shelia Key Ronny King Karen Kusler Mike Lowe Debbie Naxwell Junior High Exciting Tina Mapp Kim Melton Eric Miller Janie Milligan Gerald Mobley Ronda Morgan Lyle Moore Sandra Morse Darrell McCuddy Herb Pate Mike Patterson Barry Payne Doug Pittman Janet Powers Gary Reid 55 Gary Riddles Connie Roach Teresa Roberson Kim Roberts Ann Rushing Lorrie Rushing Paula Rutherford Robert Shelton Shirley Sprouse Phillip Stumpff Ellen Taylor Pam Thompson Mark Tickel Joel Trammel Paul Upton La Verne Webber Carol Williams Gayle Woods Sr. High Clubs Your Student Council 1971 OFFICERS David Wood, President Emily Waymire, Vice President Connie Short, Secretary Jane Beard, Treasurer Richard Tunmer. Foreign Exchange Student Mrs. Elmer Bolin, Advisor We worked during lunch hour, we offered resolutions and solutions to the administration to satisfy your qualms and wants, we amended the constitution to get better student body representation, we acted as foster parents to Tang Ok Hang, we put on our third benefit talent show, we attended workshops to train us to lead; We Were Concerned. YOU, the students let us help. Thank you SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Randy McAdoo Danny Wood Larry Woods Nolona Crowson Johnna Knight Karen Slack SOPHOMORE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVES Jodie Minter Chipper Dudley Johnny Carroll Laurie Hayward Dona Robertson Mary Ann Ayres Jerry King Andy Waymire Karla Kusler Jo Anna Allen Anette Phillips 58 71 Honor Society Membership Increases Club Participates in Red Cross Drive Sec. Jeannie Mayo, Reporter David Wood, Historian Jane Beard. Pres. Danny Wood, V. Pres. Mill McClure, Tres. Gina Godfrey, Sponsor Mrs. Hagar. NHS Officers-?Leadership?? 61 Mu Alpha Theta Knows the Figures Sec. David Wood, Pres. Gina Godfrey, V. Pres. Danny Wood, Tres. Clay Bean. Math Club Solves the Problem “Our Mr. Kelsey” 63 Thespians Pres.; Millicem McClure Seer.; Emily Waymire Treas.; Kenny Chaffin V. Pres.; Jane Beard 64 Speech Club Takes Trip Pres. Connie Short; V. Pres. Emily WaymirejSec. Martha Rushing;Treas. Debi Milligan; Reporter Robbin Crabb. 65 Rest Assured 66 Kaleidoscope 67 Enthusiastic Art Club Attends Many Artist Slate Of Officers Jim Wade, President Martin Self, V. President Karla Kusler, Secretary Ronnell Loveless, Treasurer Miss Lynda Await, Sponsor Held by Art Club Music Music Music. . . Madill High School Band FIRST ROW: J. Beard, K. Rippy, C. Adamson, A. Phillips, J. Mayo, G. Godfrey, C. Rushing, D. Benson, T. Turner, L. Rice, D. Beaver. SECOND ROW: K. Chaffin, J. Allen, C. Haley, A. Minter, T. Hurst, C. Short, D. Robertson, J. Kusler, D. Beckham, M. Mobley, J. Geter, M. Pate, L. Morgan, T. Walker, R. Sandefur, K. Stalling, N. Leonard, K. Slack. THIRD ROW: A. Sandefur, N. Beard, M. Watson, S. Phillips, T. Cantrell, J. McClure, S. Patterson, C. Baker, S. Goodman, N. Crowson, D. Balch, K. Balou, J. Walker, K. Kusler, N. Shillings, P. Milligan, R. Coe, J. Lockhart, S. Rice, W. Ray, J. Beadle, R. Williams, W. Fancher, K. Gipson, L. Hale, R. Gentis, D. Fricke, J. Jones, F. Stanley, T. Yow, P. McCuddy, A. Waymire. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jamison, J. King, E. Await, R. Johnson, C. Gipson, R. Sartin, D. Vanderburg, J. Ray, T. Loveless, C. Lockhart, T. Sandefur, J. Carrol, J. Cook, J. Whittaker. We, the 1970-1972 MHS Band, started our year with our summer band program in early August. This was to help prepare us for the fall football season. After school began we elected officers and queen candidates. Kenny Chaffin was elected president with Johnny Carroll, vice-president, and Marti Pate, sec.-treas. and reporter. Karen Slack, Dona Robertson, and Terri Hurst were selected as our queen candidates, the queen being announced at our Spring Concert. Our 80-piece band attended many parades and activities during the school year. First we marched in the parade and halftime festivities of OU Band Day. Second we participated in the Annual State Fair Parade in Oklahoma City. A month later, the marching Wildcat Band proudly displayed its colors as it was featured in a half time performance at Southeastern State College. Later, in December, we appeared in a parade and attended the Rafael Mendez Band Clinic in Ardmore, followed a few weeks later by the second Annual Jaycee Christmas parade in Madill. No band can improve without individual effort. We have many outstanding individuals, with 8 being selected for the All-District Band and 2 for the All-Senior Honor Band at East Texas State. For the next 3 months we worked hard for concert season. In early March we made our first appearance. It was in Ardmore at the Pre-District contest, followed 2 weeks later by District Contest at Southeastern State College. Here we also competed individually in solos and ensembles, qualifying 18 for state competition. On March 24, we again donned our marching attire and competed with other bands in the Ardmore Shrine Rodeo parade. Showing our fierce WILDCAT PRIDE, we marched away with first place. To close our busy season, we presented our Spring Concert in late April. Although we are losing 9 seniors, we are anxiously tooking forward to next year’s band. 73 Seven Win District Honors Seniors Wind Up High School Band Career Officers Pres. Kenny Chaffin Vice Pres. Johnny Carrol Sec.-Tres. Marti Pate Director Tom Jamison Jcanic Mayo Lecia Morgan Nolona Crowson Dona Robertson Drum Major Karen Slack Gina Godfrey 75 Concert and Contest Band Works Hard on Band Entertains with Half Time Show School Assembly Spirit, Drive, Ability But the Greatest of These Is Spirit!! Emily Waymirc Laurie Hayward Cheer- leaders 1970 Jody Allen Ann Minter Lu Ann Virgin, Cheerleader 1970- Helen Williamson, Alternate “1970 Year of the ’Cats” was our theme, “Take State” was our dream. Jan Geter Anette Phillips Pep Club Backs ‘Cats 80 00 Lettermen Provide Leadership President-Donnie Self Vice Pres.-Jimmy Honea Sec.-Treas.-Larry Woods Sgt. of Arms-Johnny King Officers Show Off Weight Machine 83 84 85 Future Homemakers of America President-Ann Bean Vice Pres.-Dona Robertson Secretary-Lou McCadoo Sec.-Tre.-Karla Kusler I I: Parliamentarian—Sharon Muncrief Historian-Jane Beard Reporter-Laurie Hayward 86 We are the Future Homemakers of America. The light from American homes must continue to show us the way. Our heritage is priceless, we must preserve it! There are many things RIGHT about our country. Let the GOOD, the NOBLE, and the LASTING VALUES that have guided our nation for generations and have given us this wonderful homeland shine forth and reveal the REAL AMER- ICA. As Future Homemakers we can face the future with WARM COURAGE and HIGH HOPE. Library Has Another Booking Pres. Angie Cantrell Vice Pres. Ronnie Hull Sec. Kaye Young Hist. Kathy Campbell Reporter Robert Bennett Pres. Matt Murillo, V. Pres. Fred Stanley, Sec. Jeanie Burns,Tres. Nancy Beard. Student Council Officers: Carol Adamson, Jcana Kuslcr, Laurie Rice, Carolyn Rushing, Matt Murillo, Janice Huffman. MJH Honor Society Junior High FHA Officers President-Sherry Bailey Vice Pres.-Janice Huffmen Secretary-Sharon Phillips Treasurer—Carol Baker Historian-Jo Ann McCuddy Parliamen.-Sharlene Bigger Reporter-Carol Adamson Creed We are the Future Homemakers of America We 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. We are the Futute Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. £ O r i CJ f • ' I our bJ y V; M.H.S. 71 97 Seventh Grade Band Progresses Under Direction of “Uncle Tom” Pride 99 JR High B t 100 what you got CO Q_ O OC I— CO Wildcat Football TOP ROW: Coach Jones, T. Solomon, V. Castleberry, S. Huffman, G. Walker, R. Perry, R. Sandefur, J. Flenniken, R. Bennett, R. McAdoo, Coach Rust. MIDDLE ROW: D. Self, J. Minter, R. Garrison, R. Hull, D. Taylor, M. Hale, H. Walker, J. Honca, D. Self, L. Woods, D. Parrish, Coach Bradley. BOTTOM ROW: J. King, R. Johnson, M. Qualls, R. Rushing, L. Willis, R. Lytle, S. Weldon, K. Gipson, R. Knight, J. King, D. Self, C. Dudley. Desire, dedication, and unity were not just words in 1970. They became realities early and grew strong as the season progressed. Most will judge our success by the rec- ord, but the true success will be realized by the young men who learned what a combination of desire, dedication, and unity can mean in their chosen fields of endeavor. Our se- niors will be missed, but the mark they leave on Wildcat football will not be forgotten. The many years of work they sacrificed will be an example to follow in years to come. It was my pleasure to work with this team. For those who criticize the youth of today, they need only to associate with a group such as this to realize the true potential we have in this country. Thanks Wildcats and remember—“Fourth Quarter”! 102 Madill Runs Varied Offense 103 Cats Slide to Victory Steve Weldon Tackle Sam Huffman All District All Area Center Donnie Self Wildcat Co-Captain All District All Area Nose Guard 104 Johnny King All District All Area Defensive Halfback Larry Woods Wildcat Co-Captain All District All Area Linebacker Ronnie Hull Tight End Jimmy Honca All District All Area Alt All State Halfback Gary Walker All District All Area Defensive End Randy McAdoo Split End 105 901 jjUMopipnoi From start to finish Madill 1970 Homecoming could be classed only a complete success ... and what was to make the Homecoming more successful than a whomping 32-0 victory over arch-rival, the Hugo Buffaloes. Starting with an afternoon parade, the day’s activities were capped with coronation ceremonies for the 1970 Football Queen. Winner of the honor was Miss Nolona Crowson—a Madill high school senior. She received her crown-and the tradi- tional kiss—from Wildcat captain Donnie Self. Other candidates and their escorts for the ceremonies were Gina Godfrey, senior, escorted by Gary Walker; Dona Robertson, junior, escorted by Larry Woods and Lu Ann Virgin, junior, escorted by Johnny King; Joanna Allen, sophomore, escorted by Jimmy Honea and Marti Pate, sophomore, escorted by Sam Huffman. 109 JUNIOR CLASS Can the Buffaloes First Prize FRESHMAN CLASS Blast the Buffaloes Third Prize SENIOR CLASS Barbecue the Buffaloes Second Prize SOPHOMORE CLASS Stomp the Buffs HO Wildcat Basketball J. Carroll, C. Dudley, R. McAdoo, L. Woods, M. Hale,Coach Bradley, M. Self, J. Flenniken, R. Hull, R. Bennett, R. Morse. I would like to thank each boy who participated on our Wildcat Basketball team this year. We had a very poor sea- son according to our record, but I feel that each boy re- ceived something that can be of benefit to him in the fu- ture. Attitude wise, this group was the finest that I have ever coached. We had our problems during the year, but everything was worked out. It takes a well dedicated person to keep on working hard during practice and not receive the glory of winning during the season. These boys could never be classified as quitters. 112 Randy McAdoo First Team Tex. Conf. Alt. Arbk. Conf. Cats Lose 4 Men Martin Self Second Team Tex. Conf. Alt. Arbk. Conf. Larry Woods 113 Ronnie Hull “B” TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Bradley, J. King, G. Flanagan, R. Garrison, R. Tunmer. BOTTOM ROW: B. Pittman, J. High field. R. Knight, A. Waymire, S. Rice. Spirited “B” Team Backs Varsity 114 Perfection Wildcat Basketball Homecoming 70-71 Emily Way mire. Queen escorted by Tri-Captain Ronnie Hull; Nancy Ewing, attendant escorted by Tri-captain Martin Self; Mill McClure, attendant escorted by Tri-Captain Randy McAdoo. 117 1)8 Emily and Ronnie Natalie Combs Bill Pate Nancy and Martin Mill and Randy 119 Girls Basketball 122 Faces in Aetion; Moving, Straining, and Competing for victory; or defeat. For betterment of both body and mind. 123 Wildcat Track BOTTOM ROW: D. Ray, R. Tunmer, C. Dudley, J. Honea, O. Byars, R. Cate, J. King. TOP ROW: Coach Rust, R. Garrison, S. Huff- man, M. Hale, R. Sandcfer, R. Perry, H. Walker, Coach Cheadle. 124 125 126 Essential 127 Wildcat Baseball TOP ROW: Coach Rice, T. On, T. Bartee, J. Marris, J. Flenniken, J. Highfield, J. Caroll, D. Self, B. Pittman, S. Rice, T. Cox. BOT- TOM ROW: W. Chapman, L. Woods, D. Self, R. McAdoo, G. Newman, G. Walker, S. Weldon. 128 129 Concentration Aids 130 Victory 131 132 134 135 Always Giving Their “All” 136 “Do Their Thing” 137 JH Football Team “Puts It All Together” Toward End of Season Rick Armstrong Bill Ayres Danny Blakely Denzil Cantrell Rodney Coe Ben Franklin Kenneth Gctcr Rodney Geter Pete Godfrey Leslie Hale Tony Hawkins Mike High field Eric Miller Mat Murillo Jimmy Nelson Herb Pate Mike Patterson Joe Ray Ray Robertson Rick Rogers Bink Stafford Jimmy Stevens Pat Tickel Joel Trammel Paul Upton Dennis Waggoner Jeff Walker Trenton Watson J.H. Lettermen 139 QUEEN Rose McAlester CAPTAIN Pete Godfrey Jeana Kusler Mat Murillo Shelia Key Ray Robertson UO Jr. High Homecoming 70 141 FFA Queen candidates FFA Parent-Son Banquet Happiness... Is Being Wildcat Football Queen 144 Gina Godfrey, Attendam Gary Walker, Escort l.u Ann Virgin, Attendant Johnnie King, Escort Dona Robertson, Attendant Larry Woods, Escort JoAnna Allen, Attendant Jimmy Honea, Escort Marti Pate, Attendant Sam Huffman, Escort Emily Reigns As Wildcat Basketball Queen Nancy Ewing, Attendant Martin Self, Escort Milliccnl McClure, Attendant Randy McAdoo, Escort Emily Waymire, Queen Ronnie Hull, Captain Cluppcr Dudley Russell Knight Laurie Hayward Robert Bennett Dirk lay lor Johnny Carroll Band Queen lcrn Hurst, Attendant William Ray, Escort Dona Robertson, Attendant Jim Whittaker, Escort Karen Slack, Queen Johnny Carrol, President Exchange Student And Jr. Rotarians Make Good Showing Richard I unmcr IRON1 ROW: hhzabeth Bumpass, Raborn Cate, Sam Huttman, Gary Walker, David Wood, Kenny Chaltin, l.mily Way mire. BACK ROW: Steve Robinson, Bernard Luttmcr, Connie Short, Clay Bean, Millicent McClure, Claudia Herrin, Jane Beard, Susan Rowe, Gina Godfrey, Richard Tunmer. FFA Sweetheart Sharon Kay Kathy O’Steen Martha Rushing Sweetheart FFA Rodeo Queen Millicent McClure Rodeo Queen Nislua Leonard LaDonna Huddleston Karen Johnson Angie C antrell Irene VanWoudenberg Honors Malli: Danny Wood 1st, David Wood 2nd Algebra II: Jeannie Mayo 1st Algebra I: Mike High field-1st jc Inglish II: Carol Brown 3rd typewriting II. Pain Pickens 2nd, Laurie Hayward 3rd Typewriting I: Marti Pate-2nd Madill Scores Well 152 Journalism: Danny Wood 3rd Spelling: Bobbin t rabb 2nd Physics: Kenny Chat I in 3rd General Science: Jon Beadles 3rd Hgurc Drawing: Jo McClure 3rd World History. 1 laudic Herron 2nd, Gina Godfrey 3rd American History: Jodie Minter 1st, John Highficld 2nd Curriculum Woodwork II: Jimmy Jones 1st, Bernard Luttmer 3rd Woodwork I: Pat Milligan -1st 1RILNDLILSI Nolona Crowson Ronnie Hull CLASS ( LOWNS Marion Nelson Hugh Bond BLSI ALL AROUND Gina Godfrey David Parrish MOSI A HILL 1K ANO MOSI I I MININI Teresa Cantrell Jimmy Honca MOST INTLLLLCTUAl Claudia Herron Kenny Chaffin MOSI LI kl IA Susan Rowe Sam Huffman MR. AND MISS SLNIOR Chessie Hines Richard Tunmer What ??? To The Seniors Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyful smile To others, brings a tear The music fades, the stars grow dim The night too soon departs And though it dies, it leaves a memTy Glowing in our hearts. For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun And now the path gets steeper The climb has just begun. We’re very glad to know you We’ll miss you when you’ve gone And to the Class of “71” We dedicate our Prom. —The Juniors LUB8JQ 9|q!SSodiu| 9qi mi jH ■ lut � 0. c� ia s 8t kucaii 00 MADILL 1971 «((■at CUTtlMIK STIVC «1100 1 (U AOCTM DAMN� «000 FATS DA, 5 NAD'Nt MlCAlNl AfKNV CMAff IN l A A fi , WOOOS MAftiON KELtOM BIRKAOO LUTTMIA J3«NS •ISC 160 Madill High School Commencement 1970-1971 KATHRYN BALLOU. Home Economics and Business Edu. have taken up most of my time as far as my high school studies go. 1 attended Vo-Tech and studied Business and computer programing. CHARLENE BARM S. My senior year here 1 joined Art Club F.H.A. My favorite subjects were Art, Home Ec. and Math. I enjoyed going to school here. It will be some of the well remembered memories of my life. ANN BEAN, It makes no difference how deeply seated the trouble, how hopeless the outlook. How muddled the tan- gle. How great the mistake; A sufficient realization of LOVE will dissolve it all. CLAY BEAN, 1 have fond memories of breaking in new teachers, bake sales and working on the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. However being a member of the Senior Class of ‘71, I’ll soon walk the halls of M.H.S. for the last time. JANE BEARD. I’ve been an officer and served in many various clubs and activities such as: Band. Speech. Student Council and Honor Society. I’ll miss M.H.S. because of the wonderful memories and even more the wonderful friends. ELIZABETH BUMP ASS. While at M.H.S. 1 played on the girls basketball team and participated in many speech events. 1 was a member of Okla. Nat’l. Honor Society. My future plans are to attend college and become a dentist. TERESA CANTRELL. My best memories at M.H.S. in- clude the band and my friends. This year I was accepted in- to “All Senior Honor Band”, at East Texas State. After 1 graduate I plan to work. RABORN CATE, I’ve been active in the Math and Speech clubs, this is where my interest lies. 1 plan to go to S.S.C. and major in accounting or Business Adm. KENNY CHAFFIN, I’ve enjoyed M.H.S. and I’m sorry to leave. 1 look forward to furthering my education at the University of Oklahoma. 1 feel that what I’ve learned from the faculty at M.H.S. has helped. NOLONA CROWSON, I’ve been lucky these past years in receiving some cherished honors such as Football Queen and being twirler for 3 yrs. I plan to become a stewardess after 1 yr. at S.S.C. 162 RONALD DOWNEY, I’ve been a member of Speech and Art Club. I plan to work and attend college later on. My favorite memories include winning first on our Freshman float and my teachers. MAX DUNN, The teachers in their effort to help me, and my performance on stage are the oustanding memories of my high school. Going to school has been a great thing in my life. NANCY EWING, I’ve enjoyed belonging to the M.H.S. Se- nior Class of '71. It will be sad to leave, but there is no time for sad sentiment. Good Luck to everyone who is still in high school. Hurrah, we made it-Seniors 1971 CLAUDIA HERRON, 1 was Honor Guard my Junior year, as a Senior I was chosen as an Outstanding Teenager and selected for Who’s Who. I’ve participated in Nat’l. Honor Society, Math, Speech, and Spanish Club. CHESSIE HINES, These lines 1 felt were appropriate. My soul will cast the backward view. The longing look alone on you ... At This Farewell William Wordsworth JIM HONEA, 1 ran in the state track meet my Freshman yr. 1 was All-area player and all-Dist. player of the year. 1 was elected V. Pres, of Lettermens. RICKY JONES, My opinion of M.H.S. is that the faculty has had our better interest in mind, even though it made it difficult for us. I think our high school has been operated to greatest advantage for all concerned. JEAN1E KIDD, I will remember all the friendly kids and great teachers. 1 enjoyed being in many clubs such as: F.H.A., Speech, Pep Club and Annual. 1 plan to attend S.S.C. and major in P.E. JOHNNA KNIGHT, I’ve enjoyed Madill Schools for 12 yrs. I’ve been in several clubs and activities. 1 plan to attend S.S.C. and take a course in Data Processing. 163 BERNARD LUTTMER, I've gained a lot out of F.F.A., Spanish and Science club. 1 won a Curriculum award at S.S.C. and that has meant a lot to me. I hope to attend Murray and S.S.C. Going to school has been the meeting of new people ideas. M1LL1CENT McCLURE. M.H.S. holds many memories for me, both good and bad; from basketball homecoming to the last Night-of-One-Acts, and the last time I’m called Se- nior ’71. The sorrow comes when 1 leave as a student and return an adult. GARY NEWMAN. We are all gifted with the ability to change. Those who refuse to accept change will someday awaken to a sad realization. 1 do not despise these people. 1 pity them. MARIAN NELSON, I’ve been lucky to finish high school and now 1 feel I can achieve any goal. My Message is this: If you want honey from the hive, don’t kick it over. NADINE PICKENS, 1 will look back on our Jr.-Sr. Prom and our floats and remember our class working together and realize that school has meant a greal deal to me. 1 enjoyed meeting people and learning what I could. DENA PRUITT, My Junior and Senior years have meant a lot to me. 1 have some great memories of Speech, Home Ec. and Art classes. WILLIAM RAY, 1 think the most interesting part of school was my Senior year. 1 was an escort in the band coronation and I learned a lot in my speech events, this last year. STEVE ROBINSON, I’ve enjoyed M.H.S. after coming from Oakland. I feel that I’ve come a long way. After graduation I plan to go to Barber College and take up Men’s hair styling. SUSAN ROWE, I was tres. of Pep Club my Senior year. My Soph, and Jr. years were filled with Student Council, F.H.A., Speech, Spanish,and Library Club. I plan to attend S.S.C. CONNIE SHORT, I’ve attended several schools and I think M.H.S. is the best. I’ve been an officer and member of Stu- dent Council and Speech Club. I plan to become a nurse after graduation. 164 DONNIE SELF, I’ve played football all during high school and was Co-Captain my Senior year and President of Letter- mens. I was All-Area and All-Dist. along with being a mem- ber of the great class of ’71. MARTIN SELF, I played Basketball for 3 yrs. and was ac- tive in Band. My senior year 1 joined Lettermens and was V. Pres, of Art Club. KAREN SLACK, I’ve received several awards and have been in several organizations during high school, which I’ve thoroughly enjoyed. Looking back on M.H.S. it’s been great fun and unforgettable times. GARY WALKER, Coming to Madill has been an experi- ence for me. I’ve met some great people. 1 regret that I didn’t use all the resources available to their full capacity, I plan never to make that mistake again. EMILY WAYMIRE, What can you say about the constant changes that you have experienced in yourself and others, for close to 13 yrs. This year has been an eventful con- glomeration of mixed-emotions. DAVID WOOD, Student Council Pres, was an Honor for me. Student Council didn’t accomplish a lot, but we tried. I hope future students will realize the importance of Stu- dent Council in High School. DANNY WOOD, I Pursued'the intellectual route in high school, being Honor Society Pres, and Editor of the KALEIDOSCOPE. The past years were fun and I will miss the class. Next year you will find me at O.U. majoring in journalism. LARRY WOODS, I was mainly interested in sports and was Sec.-Tres. of Lettermens. My other activities dealt with the Student Council and the Senior Class. 1 plan to attend Southwestern next fall. LU WOODY, I have attended Madill 12 yrs. I’ve been in several clubs and enjoyed being in plays. 1 plan to go to O.S.U. and study speech. BESSIE YOUNG, Music has been one of my interests, while speech and F.H.A. have taken a lot of my time, I hope to attend Southeastern in the fall and major in Home Ec. 165 Mr. Clovos Hull, Superintendent To the Annual Staff of 1970-71 and their Sponsor, I would like to offer my congratulations for a job well done. We have one of the finest student bodies of any school 1 know. 1 would like to say thanks to each of them for their interest and cooperation and for helping make this a suc- cessful school year. 1 would like to thank the faculty and school staff for a job well done. Each of you have been most helpful to me during my first year as superintendent. The Madill School has been most fortunate in having a fine Board of Education. Each member has devoted much time and effort to the improvement of the overall school program. Clovos Hull, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. John Jones, Mr. Hank Hartin, Mr. John Pierce, Mr. Wayne Cabaniss, Mr. Cleo Sandefur, Mr. John Knight. 166 Mr. Key Jr. High Principal Mr. Jacks Counselor Mr. Ayres High School Principal Mrs. Beard Sec. to Superintendent Mrs. France Sec. to Mr. Ayres and Faculty Mrs. Balch Student Sec. and typist LL CC O =3 — — o c ♦ 4 Mr. Harry Cheadle Social Studies; Track Mr. Aldcn Combs Science 169 Mrs. Billy Herndon Math Mrs. Irene Herrin Math Miss Barbara Idell Home Economics Mr. Tom Jamison Band; Geography Mr. Gary Jones Athletics; History; Science Mr. Tony Kennedy Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Lucille Kidd Ec. Soc.; Math; Annual Mrs. Agnes Landram English; Science 170 Faculty Miss Tersa Luster Vocal Music 171 Mr. Rex Rowe Shop; Drafting; P.E. Mrs. Debbie Williams English Mr. Tony Rust Athletics; P.E.; Drivers Education Mr. Edgar Rice Science; Math Mrs. Chloe Sartin History Trammell’s Department Busy Cleaners Store CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ’71 Best Wishes to Senior Class of Mr. and Mrs. Randal Bullard, 1971 Randy and Lynda COMPLIMENTS OF COX DAIRY BAR MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND COX Butler Insurance Agency 204 West Lillie Blvd. Telephone: In 5-3315 Madill, Oklahoma 73446 174 BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 71 WOODY MOTOR COMPANY SERVING MADILL FOR 51 YEARS MADILL ROUND-UP CLUB RODEOS RELAY RACES HORSE SHOWS PLAYDAYS TRAIL RIDERS AMERICAN LEGION CHAS. B. BURKE POST NO. 99 MADILL. OKLAHOMA John Knight, Commander 175 176 Congratulations Seniors “Hal” Courtney Chevrolet and Buick Chamber of Commerce Sends Congrats to Seniors 71 Pres. Dan Little Manager Noel Lynn Jt' •v- rL IRST NATIONAL BANK Cftld THE VILLAGE DEN, INC. 1107 GRAND AVE. ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA, 73401 PARRISH ELECTRIC PLUMBING 201 West Lillie 795-2598 Madill The Blossom Shop 214 W. Lillie Blvd. Tele. 795-2500 Livin’s A Treasure With Life’s Little Pleasure at the All New Dairy Queen Buz, Barb Lee Bid You Welcome Perdue Housing Ind Inc. Madill Division 795-3359 795-3350 Oklahoma’s No. 1 Home Builder j RIDING EQUIPMENT AND SADDLERY Complete Line of Western Wear Men—Women—Children Circle Y Bighorn Saddles Call 795-2262 Best Wishes, Seniors 71 .. 0 _ Saddle M D Shop Earl E. Ayres Ayres Real Estate and Rentals THE ALPINE Sue and Ellis Pickens, Owners 507 S. 1-795-3202 795-3598 Best Wishes, Seniors Congratulations, Seniors 181 Best Wishes Seniors 71 HOWELL’S JEWELRY 795-2191 Madill Congratulations To 1971 Seniors T. H. Rogers Lumber Company 795-2339 Madill J. D. Sanderfur Agency Compliments of Madill Lumber Company “Goods from the Woods” Compliments of • A HP to' ( 'n •• •« , m Main ■ 1 Automotive Your Napa CROW OIL Dealer CO. Congratulations Wholesale and Retail Seniors! 795-9037 Madill Ladybug The Stallion Station Supermarket % H. Woods, Groceries MADILL, OKLAHOMA DELIVERY SERVICE MARVIN BARNES, OWNER A. F. (SONNY) STANLEY ROUTE 5 MADILL, OKLAHOMA 73446 ADA, OKLAHOMA 74820 PHONE 405 795-3577 PHONE 405 332-5773 795-2657 Madill 183 Durant Stockyards Company Sale Every Thursday Y.Spence.Mgr. BubStark National Sand Bass Festival 1971 John Rorex Pres. Harold Brown David Dunn Bryant Watts Dan Little Jim Pate Wayne Cabiness Ike Matlack Directors of Festival SOONER OIL CO. Propane—Diesel—Gasoline Hwy. 70 South Motor Oils and Greases 795-3327 186 SHARPE DEPARTMENT STORES “HOUSE OF BETTER VALUE'' Shoes Dry Goods Ladies and Men’s Furnishings CONGRATULATIONS! 71 SENIORS MADILL AUTO SUPPLY 110 E. TALIAFERRO 795-3189 MADILL, OKLAHOMA SPORTSMAN Good Luck Seniors 71 THRIFTY CENTER Baldwins %y$£y 510 N. First 795-3067 187 Best Wishes, Seniors of 71 Danner's Auto Supply COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS Madill 795-2353 Central Pharmacy CONGRATULATIONS! Sand Bass Motel Highway 70-South Madill, Oklahoma Murray Bernadine Wade 795-3353 The Clinton Williams Company Madill, Oklahoma 795-2555 795-3335 188 Best Wishes to Seniors of 1971 Madill Manufacturing Company 795-3346 Madill 1015 North Fourteenth Street Omaha, Nebraska 68102 ID-X SUN OIL CO. T. L. and Berlin Qualls Wholesale Distributors 24—Hour Service at 795-2248 508 Ewolf Known By The Customers We Keep BRUCE’S Typewriter—Adding Machine Cash Register Sales Repair Service Phone 223-3773 1105 “A” SE Wm. Bruce Harris, Owner Ardmore, Oklahoma Best Wishes to 1971 Seniors S and H Trailer Sales 795-2121 Wildcat Boosters MYRL ADAMSON BILL HANSFORD PAUL’S DRIVE INN WESTERN AUTO REUREL LITTLE DAN LITTLE JAMES E. EWING BARBER PLUMBING JOE MINTER JIM BOLT PALLY’S BAKERY REID’S MACHINE SHOP LAUNDRA LAND ARD’S BARBER SHOP DUNLAP SPORTING GOOD, INC. PARIS JANITOR SUPPLY CHEMICAL COMPANY THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY 191 Congratulations Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Godfrey