Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

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GENE HULL During high school, I enjoyed Art, and running track. 'I plan to attend Southeastern State Col- ledge. TERRI HURST My name, place, tomb, all forgot- ten. The brief race of time well and patiently ran. Let me pass away, only remembered by what I have done. JOHNNIE KING My years at M.H.S. have been just wonderful, although I stayed longer than I intended. I enjoyed all sports and wish everyone the best of luck. RUSSELL KNIGHT I have attended Madill Schools for 12 years. I played Football, for 2 years and was a member of Lettermen's Club. 22 l BRENDA LEMoNs Read my little fable: He that runs may read. Most can raise the flowers now, for all have got the seed. EUGENE LEMONS Wisdom, a name to shake all evil Dream of power . . J. . . . l l RUSSELL LYTLE The years I have spentlat Ma- dill have been the best ofmy life. I'll always remember you for all the memories and the education I have been given. l PATTY Mc cuoov I have attended M.H.S. for two and one half years. I have par- ticipated in Basketball,jBand and Art Club. I will always re- member M.H.S. and the many friends left behind. l

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EUGENE HARRIS An open mind says more than an open mouth. A JERRY HARRIS I haven't flunked but one class in High School. I've been in Madill for 7 years. I moved here from Norman in the 6th grade. JUDY HAWKINS Better than the minting of a gold-crowned king, is the safe- kept memory of a lovely thing. LAURIE HAYWARD Because we will walk the road of life only once, it is impor- tant that we walk it with some purpose we can call our own. MARGARET HERVEY True love is like a ghost, which everyone talks about, but few have seen. SHELIA HEWITT Love is the grasping root of all humanityg Share your love and make life a beautiful scene for yourself and another. JOHN HIGHFIELD None are those so blind as those who will not see. MARILYN HOWELL As one strives to see what is, hs realizes only himself can know. Resolve to be only thyself and let your real possession be your memories. -' 21

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JEANIE MAYO Sooner or later one must ques- tion his most prized values, doubt his dearest notions, re- ject his strongest prejudices, and take his chances with truth. DON MELTON My interests in High School have been mainly centered around FFA and Vo Ag activi- ties. My senior year was high- lighted as being FFA Vice President and being a member of both Art and Speech Club. SHIRLEY MELTON If we change the world, let it bear the mark of our intelli- gence. DEEI MILLIGAN Reach out and take a hand. Make this world a better place if you can. REACH OUT please! JODIE MINTER They that would give up liberty for alittle safety, deserve neithei liberty nor safety. ROBERT MOORE Understanding begins with one's self. LECIA MORGAN I have learned a lot during my years at M.H.S. Not only about math, science, and English but about life. I shall never forget all my wonderful memories. CHRISTINE MOSE I have been interested in Library and am a member of the Library Club. I also enjoyed membership in Pep Club. 23