Madill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Madill, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

We hope that within these pages you will find the photographs and words necessary to recapture the spirit of this year. And after the book is on the shelf, don’t forget that it is your only permanent record of this memorable year. Use it again------- ---to remember a face - - - to recall a place - - - to relive a game to remember a name - - to recall a good time Thanks for purchasing this yearbook. Its value will increase with the passing years. We sincerely hope you have a good year. Mrs. Kidd Wildcat 1976-77 Published by the Yearbook Staff Madill High School Madill Okla. MADILL YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN AT How to put fun back in your life. MADILL WILDCATS can contTo IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY we were having good times with our friends... dating ... learning new things ... getting . .. enjoying art, music, drama, foods, drinks, fashions, music, sports, pep-assemblies... talking to people and making new friends ... we enjoyed going to church ... we also looking forward to love, marriage, education, and last but not least the memories that new clothes ... enjoyed being alive ... going to movies ... finishing homework ... driving, playing and watching football working at off-campus jobs ... visiting Lake Texoma ... going to dances ... enjoying school activities with others... enjoyed relaxing, riding motorcycles, taking trips, marching in the band, listening for the bells that ring each hour ... will never end. 3 TAKING IN THE SIGHTS at Madill’s new gymnasium are superintendent Clovos “Choc” Hull and football coach Blake Smiley. The duo took a gander at the new facility when Murray and Midwestern State University opened the gym Nov. 8, 1976. Remember When ? ? ? Reflections of MHS 1976-77 A mixture of both old and new buildings makes a pretty campus------------ We are proud of our new gymnasium. The long desired Gymnasium building was opened this year. Madill High School began to expand its crowded facilities several years ago. We sincerely thank the many people of the community who so generously contributed to the success of this building. We hope that everyone in the community will come and enjoy the building with us. MADILL WILDCATS The Next Best Again... Down in Writing. MADILL Memories From Good Reflections of MRS VILDCATS MHH' WM� theW,Wcats k WkM EW I c oo Homecoming A Day of Memories Post and Present Wildcat Land Remember When ? ? ? 12 Memories Time goes so fast, And we the beholders cannot see The future, but only the past— Things that didn’t work out, And loves that didn’t last. How quickly our dreams Into memories fade, And all that is left Are the pictures, and the words Seen through our Wildcat Annual Those Were the Good Old Days Yearbook Makes Memories Last Good times should be made to last. Haste, that notorious enemy of memories, turns awareness into forgetfulness. Fun times, unique times become lost times-unless they achieve immortality between the covers of a book. Some say yearbooks can make time stand still. THEY CAN. 17 Cindy Benton David Await Carol Coleman DeWayne Benson Cathy (Parkan) Goodman Ann Gonzalez Teresa (Cavallo) Kirk Gene Gipson Diane Kiersey Delaine (Vick) Lowe Kent Hallmark Linda McMasters 22 Linda Maxwell Jeff Horne Treasa Melton Annette Newcomb Patti Phillips Tim Korolevich Tammy Phillips Ricky Lott Paula Pickens Johnny McCuddy 23 Marland Pruitt Tammy Stowers Terry Smith Erik Stumpff Westley Watkins Nelson Watson Renee Yeats Charles Wheeler FLOWER: RED, WHITE, AND BLUE CARNATIONS MOTTO: A PAST TO REMEMBER A FUTURE TO MOLD SPONSORS: CHLOE SARTIN RUSTE BLACK WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL PEOPLE WHO MADE THIS YEAR A GREAT ONE! ! ! Vanessa House The heZJLoi have parted tong ago. The conridort o oust mindr a)ie 4(Upended in time forever. Remembering namet and iacer. The eJtoudr o£ Reeling are atwayr there, reaching out to touch and hold. The time hcu come my friend! You thaZZ traveJL with me odbcayr but now come the good-byer which rhoutd be... TILL WE MEET AGAIN Ray Audrey Jerry Bennett Marcia Baskin Jackie Black David Armstrong Delton Bray Linda Benton Barbara Blundell Terry Bartee Bruce Brown Debbie Binder Dana Bolt 1977 Juniors “Get it Together” Garry Colby Linda Browers Clifton Crowson Gala Burchett Johnny Daniel Pat Burton Anthony Eddington Terri Clevenger Duane Elwood Oleta Cobb Randy Eppler Sue Cook Bryan France joy Coupey Mike Gaiyean Teri Crook Dennis Garrett Donna Davis David Horn jamie Denny Wayne Hudson Anita Dinse Charles jenkins Regina Howe Steve jenkins Geneicc Huff Audie Johnson Sonya Huff Lcamon Johnson Mary Huffman Westlcy Keith Wynne jacks 29 Jerome Pickens Kory Reimer Susan Moiser Elaine Powers Rodger Polster Ted Sandefur Allison Murillo Mary Qualls Russell Polster Fred Teeter Joan Payne Lecsa Riddles Dawn Kiersey John MacManamy Brenda Lone Charlotte Lott Mitch Murillo Melinda Mason Bill Parris Mary Moore Richard Morrison Debbie Jones John Lehr Kevin Latham Joel Wyatt Tammy Spivey Diane Storts Marsha Stuckey Marquctta Taylor Charlotte Turner Barbara Upton Nancy Williams Steven Vaughn Mary Riggs Kerry White Lisa Rushing David Wolfe Christi Smith Monty Wright Shelley Smithson 31 ). B. Bolt Donna Binder Toby Bridenstine Sophomores 1976-77 Registering forth in the school float contest was the sophomore contribution to the abbreviated parade around the football field during the Friday night homecoming foot- ball game. Anita Brown Roland Bridgeman Terri Buck David Bumpass Debbie Burchfield Ray Cantrell Smyrana Cobb Greg Clement 34 Starla Culbert Ronald Combs Debbie Cunningham David Davis Jerri Daniel Russell Denny Jamie Danner Derek Dodson Tonya Eldridge Dave Frank Jerri Eppler Mike Glenn Pat Galyean Sherri Hand Brad Kirk Sharon Harper Jim Laird Carol Hawkins Steve Lentz Jcanie Higgins Paul McClendon Marla Hill Terry McClendon Margaret Horne Alan McClure Cheryl Ann House Laura Klein john McCuistion Mike Miller James Mapp Louann Landgraf Mike Minter Bonnie Lentz Craig Murphy Tammy McClendon Tim Noah Hal Morgan Teresa McBeth Hattie Mays Kelly Parrish Kim Milton Armstrong Pat Reeves Lori Muncrief Brady Reimer Rhonda Polster Greg Robertson jeanne Powell Robert Taylor Roxanne Rogers Chris Rorex Kathy Shaw Rita Shelton Denise Stevens Kari Trammell Paula Tyner Martha Wagoner Laura Watts Donna Weldon 37 [emoneo UUHOM vision, in time, becomes reality he experienced gained Jrow memories dhow ud where tue ue been and point the way to where lue re going wmmM re ltme m “(getting it together c Cl etker work or playtime, ... it wao work, work, work, but it wao lun, Juh, Jum 41 John Badley JilS Badley Raymond Beasley Patricia Barker Terry Beckham Freshman Class of 1976-77 • 7 - Rocky Bridgeman Sarah Collins Curt Clement Kay Chaffin Terry Burton Bonnie Burris II Tammy Benton i Clay Blakley Lori Burns 42 Clifford Cleavenger Katrina Crowe Ricky Coleman Violet Culbertson Jeff Daniel Alfreda Eldridge Donald Davis Jana Elza Jimmy Davis Juanita Hilburn Donna Edmonds Phillip Dice Richard Daniels Angela Huffman Kevin Eppler Rebecca Huffman Brent Goodwin Sheila Huffman Robert Hand Tammy Johnston 43 Randy Hargis Barbara Lamb Jeff Harris Gwen Lesley Mike Harris Kathleen McDearmon Frankie Harrison Paige McNatt Tracy Morgan Ramond Hoedebeck Terri Murphy George Huebsch Sandra Marris Freshmen Working Hard Gary Kenedy Sandra Nabors Hilda Parker ■k Phillip Landgraf Tammy Parrish Danny Leard 3 Jill Pate Kevin King 44 Joey Lemmons Pamela Peoples Loren Letterman jean Porter Gary Lytle Connie Swatsky Daniel McClain Kay Slack Richard Maxwell Barbara Sprouse Richard Moore Marcie Taylor Robert Moore Kari Thomason Richard NesSmith Marie Wheeler Perry Phillips Teresa Young Clayburn Pickens Mari Ross Wade Edwards Robert Price Bobby Pruitt Mark Roberts 45 Kevin Self Danny Taylor Darrell Teeter Don Roberts Benjamin Wilkins Tim Williams Bennie Walling Wendyl Watts Phillip Virgin 46 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT recognizing the bicentennial project of Dave Williams’ class last spring was received by the Madill junior High instructor and his class. Sharing in the recognition with Williams are Tammy Parrish (center) and Donna Edmonds, two members of the class participating in the project. tmsemssf? m?ss m smmms Students of Dave Williams’ history class are sharing a bit of Presidential recognition as the result of a project completed last spring. The class, then eighth graders, paid trib- ute to the outstanding events of American history by fashioning a huge mural on high- lights of U. S. Presidents. The 30-foot mural dominated the classroom wall. In the aftermath of that mural effort, a picture and newspaper clipping found its way to Washington. Eventually, the effort came to the attention of President Carter. In a letter dated April 27, the President recognized and commended the work. “To the Students of Mr. Williams’ American History Class: “It was a pleasure for me to receive your school work. I know that you put in much time and effort into this special proj- ect and you can be proud of the fine re- sults.” Sincerely, “Jimmy Carter” The recognition, and a picture of the president, make this the only group of ninth graders in the Madill school system to ever enter high school with a Presidential com- mendation. 47 Ralph Binder Karla Beasley Mike Browers Eighth Grade 1976-77 Linda Beckham Terry Burchfield Gaye Burton Terry Christie Lisa Colby Travis Crowe Jena Conrad Billy Downey Shann Courtney Wade Edwards Christine Cox Mark Eppler Lisa Davis Steve Eppler Mary Easley Karla Edmonds Karl Gonzalez Paula Eldridge Mark Graham Rhonda Emmons jane Ewing Luke Hare Rhonda Fowler Perry Harper Teresa France Ricky Gibson Renny Grizzard |udi Garreti Craig Howell Kelly Gilliam Damon Ishmael Selina Green Damon Johnson Donna Harris Joe Johnson Rachell Frank Clara Gipson Carl Hines Stewart Jacks I Patty Higgins Steven Landgraf Sherry Hill Benny McClendon Mary Horne Tony McSwain Nelda Howard Dicky Melton Janna Howe Ricky Miller Kim Jones Gary Moore Lou Lee Sam Morgan Lana McMasters Mike Muncrief Elizabeth Manning Robert Polster Teresa Miller Rodney Polster Ginger Morgan Jiles Pruitt Amelia Morrison Dan Reeves Meredith Muncrief David Riggs Kathy Newcomb Craig Roberts Lauri Pate Gene Roberts Elizabeth Pittman William Roberts Regina Rice Byron Self Diana Roberts David Scott lulie Saxon Doug Smithson Terry Scruggs Eric Smiley )oAnn Shoemaker Bobby Stevens 5 J Carey Smith Mark Stowers Tammy Smith Jeffery Taylor Twana Sprouse Richard Taylor Jill Stafford Darrel Thomison Donna Stuckey Steven Turner Patti Wade Tony Wallace Sheryl Weldon Lanie Wilkins David Rushing Becky Vaughn Alan Wallace k S2 Brett Allen Sharon Baber David Ayres Carol Beasley Joe Bob Avery Tony Bigger Barbara Binder Parris Bloomfield Carla Bruse Jirl Buck Felicia Carnes Kenny Cass julie Carter Shawn Cavallo Karen Cline Ernie Chapman Eddie Christie Cookie Childs Darrell Daniel Natalie Combs Robert Davis 54 Benny Downey Sharon Edmonds Eugene Earley Twila Gentle Michael Ezell Greg Dunn Twila Goodwin Mark Edwards Shelly Gorrell jay Elza Robert Gibson joe Gibson Scott Gipson Kim Harrison Willie Griffin Cynthia Hembree Curley Hare Richard Harper Lisa Hocdebeck jeff Huddleston julie Huebsch Tim Knight 55 Melissa Huff Kody Lockhart Mitchell Mays Lisa Huffman Tana Huskey Ricky Minor Jimmie Morgan Lisa Lesley Bridgctte Maupin Mike Murphy Paula McBeth Richard Lamascus Jessie Lambert Shelley McCustion Brad O’Neal Shannon McDearmon Tammie Muncrief Mike Orr Bill Pate Sylvia Lamb Barbara Nes Smith Chris Payne Kevin Peoples Denise Phillips Finding our Place in fhe Sun at IUIHS 56 Eddie Posey Jane Price Eric Powell Andy Price Irene Sanders Scott Pruitt Laurie Shaw Richard Putman Lisa Shaw Jeffrey Robertson Bradley Rogers Stephanie Smiley Lee Ross Timothy Ross Donna Smith Basil Savage Dock Shoemaker Myrna Taylor Danny Wilson Patty Stevens Bert Tickel Travis Trammell Linda St. Clair Mike Stonebarger Randy Swilling Ronald Teague 57 Preserve your memories . . . use them .... dare to dream ffellowship of old friends 7th graders going to National Jr. Honor Society All our classes work together to make it a gJ year. PRODUCTS SHOP COLVERT'S LADIES' FINE SHOES AND MISSES and JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR THE VILLAGE DEN, INC 1107 GRAND AVE. ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA, 73401 1977 ORGANIZATIONS Top-lunior High Mixed Chorus, Above-Junior High Boys’ Chorus, Below-High School Girls' Chorus Junior High Girls Chorus (top) and Junior High Mixed Chorus (below) sing to the tune of Terri Crook and Lisa Lesley pianists and Starla Culbert on the flute (above). Mrs. Price (right) is vocal music director and Genice Huff (left) does a solo at the Spring Concert. At District Solo Ensemble Contest the Senior High girls’ensemble (above) rated excellent, the Eighth Grade girls’ ensem- ble (right) received a supe- rior rating. The four junior High soloists rated superi- or, the best they could get. They are (below; left to right) Lisa Shaw, Shelley McCustion, Tony Mc- Swain, and Willie Griffin. wrrft1' These seventh grade girls got a superior rat- ing. They are (front row) N. Combs, L. Shaw, T. Huskey, S. McCustion, L. Hode- beck, and S. Baber, (back row) ). Huebsch, L. Lesley, T. Fox, L. St. Clair. Rating superior also was this junior High boys’ ensemble. It con- sisted of (front row) W. Griffin, C. Howell, R. Castleberry, B. Self, E. Chapman, T. McSwain, and (back row) K. Self, G. Kenedy, T. Coe, P. Harper and (not pic- tured) R. Swillings Members of the Junior High ensemble and solo group with excellent ratings were (left to right) R. Fowler, R. Emmons, K. Baber, G. Lesley, T. Johnston, P. McNatt, C. Gipson and B. Vaughn. The Junior High girls helped boost the Christ- mas spirit at the Madill Goodwill Gift drawing one Saturday before Christmas by singing carols directed by Mrs. Mary Anna Price, Vocal Music teacher. 65 During the induction of new members into National Junior Honor Society, the Junior High Vocal Musi- cians sang for the rest of the Junior High (see picture top left, left, and below) Above is a group of the seventh grade girls. Below left are the Junior high girls. On the bottom are the Junior High boys (left) and some of the eighth and ninth grade girls. I Pledge: my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty my hands to larger service, and my health to better living for my club, my community, my country, and my world 4-H 1977 OFFICERS DIANA KIERSEY, President MARIAN COE, Vice President KANDIS LOCKHART, Secretary JEROME PICKENS, Treasurer JUANITA HILLBURN, Reporter ROBERTA CAZZELLE, Sponsor POSTER WINNERS SOSU CURRICULUM AND EXH WINNERS cooking up a good gear Cheerleaders of 1977 Work Cheerleaders Build School Spirit CHEERLEADERS FOR FULL YEAR OF “76-77” Patti Phillips, Kari Trammell, Laura Watts, Robbie Watts-Jan Hughes and Kay Pratt Green were cheerleaders part of the year. LOVE THOSE WILDCATS pep assemblies mean lots of clapping for )r. Hi cheerleaders Lori Burns (Head cheerleader), Kim )ones, Patti Wade, Paige McNatt and alternate |il! Pate. Mrs. McAnally is their sponsor. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB The Wildcat pack was back” and the Pep Club helped support them with spirit work, we all had a good time. Among the many funfilled activities were poster parties, money-raising projects, decorating halls and lockers; but the most enjoyable events for the club were cheering at the various athletic events. SCIENCE CLUB is off to a flying start with Mr. Combs ANTI-POLLUTION POSTER winners at Madill High are (from left) Jamie Danner, Leah Huebsch and Roxanne Rogers. tin (£)ur place in tl e tun at 1977 Science Club Students Study Variety of Subjects-Science, a required subject for Madill High School students, was taught by Alden Combs. Mr. Combs taught both in the classroom, library and in the laboratory where many an experiment took place. PRAY: IT IS THE GREATEST POWER ON EARTH. LOVE: IT IS A GOD GIVEN PRIVILEGE. READ: IT IS THE FOUNTAIN OF WISDOM. THINK: IT IS THE SOURCE OF POWER. BE FRIENDLY: IT IS THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS. GIVE: IT IS TOO SHORT A DAY TO BE SELFISH. PLAY: IT IS THE SECRET OF PERPETUAL YOUTH. LAUGH: IT IS THE MUSIC OF THE SOUL. WORK: IT IS THE PRICE OF SUCCESS. SAVE: IT IS THE SECRET OF SECURITY. C r- Student cI oumc(( rve (Dtkera Bett er Officers are Wendyl Watts, Pres.; Lori Burns, V. Pres.; Shelly Crook, Sec.; and George Huebsch, Tres. Owe eI tUe great joyt It e it tWe lellowtkip el old Iriendt r overly t 18:24 The purposes, objectives, and organization of the student council include: To develop good citizenship attitudes and practices; To promote good relationships; To develop and maintain good school spirit; To assist in directing and managing student life activities; To promote the general welfare of the school; To promote scholarship; To uphold school traditions; To help each student find a place in the school; And to develop high ideals of personal conduct. High School Student Council DcWayne Benson 1976-77 President. Clustered around Billye Herndon the students above went to curriculum contest in Math. Johnny McCuddy placed first in Math Analysis, Starla Culbert first in Geometry, Curtis Eddington second in Math Analysis, and Debbie Cunningham placed third in Geometry. Math C ub and Mu Alpha Theta have a good year It is a strange but mathematical fact that when a 17-year-old boy borrows the family car, he can, in one night, subtract five years from the life of the car and add them to the age of his father. The picture above is the Math Club and its associate members. The group picture below is Mu Alpha Theta. The members of Mu Alpha Theta are: Wynne Jacks, Barbara Upton, Charlotte Turner, Dana Bolt, Elaine Powers, Teri Crook, Anthony Eddington, Curtis Eddington, Carol Cloeman, Terri Klein, Patti Phillips, DeWayne Benson, David Horne, John McManamy, Robbie Watts, Johnny McCuddy, Renee Yeats. And the associate members are: Starla Culbert, Bruce Bell, Debbie Cunningham, Rhonda Polster, Lu Ann Landgraf, Pat Reeves, Kari Trammell, Laura Watts, Margaret Horne. 1976- 77 Row 1-J. Danner, P. Peoples, S. Lentz, S. Culbert, C. Coleman, C. Turner, B. Lentz, D. Weldon, K. Beasley, S. Hand, L. Landgraf. Row 2-L. Colby, j. Porter, K. Crowe, ). Conrad, L. Browers, T. Cavallo, M. Browers, R. Yeats, B. Hand, E. Pittman, B. France, j. MacManamy, W. jacks, P. Virgin, J. McCuddy, E. Powers. Row 3-C. Blakley, j. Pickens, L. Pate, P. Eldridge, C. Eddington, A. Eddington, J. Davis, K. Anderson, C. Roberts, B. Hand, K. Pruitt, D. Melton, M. Millohollon, D. Kiersey, M. Wright, P. Pickens, C. Rorex, R. jones, R. Maxwell, M. Pruitt. Row 4-T. Crook, C. McCuistion, M. Stowers, A. Wallace, R. Hargis, D. Ncafus, C. Hawkins, D. Davis, B. Pruitt. Not Pictured, W. Keith, R. Price, K. Eppler. john MacManamy Drum Major Carol Coleman Drum Majorette Director of Band Instrumental Music Alan Bennett Chris Rorex Twirler jamie Danner Twirler Lu Ann Landgraf Twirler 85 Trumpet: Curtis Eddington, Anthony Eddington; French Horn: Elaine nty Wright; Trombone: Marland Pruitt Madill’s junior High all-district band members take a full rest before striking another note. From left are David Ncafus, sixth chair drums; Robert Price, third chair drums; Randy Hargis, fifth chair drums, and Bobby Pruitt, first alternate bass tuba. Band Seniors 1977 -ive sStuclentA Selected lbi6trict in cMuclitiond Tei i Crook Curtis Eddington Marland Pruitt Elaine Powers Above: These people received thirteen I” ratings and eight “11” ratings at District Solo Ensemble Contest, Below: Those qualifying for state Solo Ensemble Contest. V Johnny McCuddy A MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP Madill High School senior notified this week of his ship at Southeastern State renewable annually for Five Madill High School students Satur- day qualified for the 1976-77 All-District band in auditions held at Southeastern State University, Durant. Two of the local band students also qualified to audition for the All- State band. Alan Bennett, local director of bands, said each of the local stu- dents will participate in all-district rehearsals |an. 7 and 8 prior to a concert at the Durant university on the even- ing of ) an. 8. Madill qualified five of the six students who actually partici- pated in the auditions. Bennett said two others scheduled to audition were unable to attend. Invited to partici- pate in the all-district program (listing the stu- dent, school classifica- tion, instrument and position) were: Curtis Eddington, senior, trumpet, first chair. Elaine Powers, jun- ior, French horn, sec- ond chair. johnny McCuddy, senior, French horn, fifth chair. Teri Crook, junior, percussion, sixth chair, and; Marland Pruitt, senior, trombone, sev- enth chair. In addition to be- ing invited to play with the all-district band Eddington and Miss Powers were invited to audition for the All- State Band. Above: 6th Grade Band—Below: 5th Grade Band awaitsCurtis Eddington, band member. He was selection for the scholar- University. The grant is four years. fARMERS__pp: FUTUP Serica THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE NEW FFA OFFICERS have started planning for the upcoming year. The new officers (from left, seated) are Brent Goodwin, secretary; Hal Morgan, vice president; Wesley Keith, president; and (standing) Phillip Landgraf, chaplain; Ronald Combs, sentinel; Don Kendrick, parliamentarian; Roger Liggett, reporter, and Kory Reimer, treasurer. FFA MOTTO “Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve” Mr. Tony Kennedy Madill FFA vo-ag instructor and chapter advisor 90 CHAPTER OFFICERS with the Madill FFA include (from left, standing) Ray Bell, Roger Liggett, Tony Kennedy, advisor; Mark Rushing and Kent Hallmark and (seated) Ricky Lott, Marland Pruitt and Teresa McBeth, chapter sweetheart. Grand Champion Showmanship and Kent Hallmark Reserve showmanship Lamb Contest Marshall County Live- Spring Livestock Show stock Show RECOGNIZED for the state FFA’s high- est award in Stillwater were Kent Hall- mark (left) and Marland Pruitt of the Madill chapter. FFA Sr. boys working out for Ag Mechanic Contest Jim Koopman and John Carter Student Teachers 91 HONOR PACKED EVENING IS PRESENTED BY FFA HONORARY CHAPTER FARMER presentations were made to Clovos Hull (left), Madill superintendent of schools, and Niece Liggett, home builder, by Ray Bell, outgoing FFA president, in recognition and appreciation for their contributions to the Future Farmer program. Tribute, recognition, honor awards and the crowning of a new chapter sweetheart were all high- lights of the 1977 Madill FFA Par- ent-Son Banquet. Alfreda Eldridgc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Eldridge, was crowned the chapter sweetheart in the climax to the evening. Wesley Keith, newly installed chapter presi- dent, presented Miss Eldridge her royal bouquet and the traditional kiss. Attendants to Miss Eldridge were Shelley Smithson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clauson Smithson, and Teresa McBeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug McBeth and the 1976 chapter sweetheart. TOP AWARDS for the Madill FFA members were handed out Friday evening during the annual Parent-Son Banquet. Marland Pruitt (left) was presented the award of Chapter Star Farmer by Tony Kennedy. The Tim Walker Memorial Scholarship went to Kent Hallmark (center) in a presentation by Fred Stanley. Phillip Landgraf (right) was recognized as the Star Greenhand in another of Kennedy’s presentations. i _ ' PACKING PAPER yielded a silver tea service for Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kennedy in a gift presentation of the Madill FFA to their vo-ag instructor and chapter advisor. DUAL WINNER in the award presentations at the FFA Parent-Son Banquet was Kent Hallmark, here presented the Y Spence scholarship by Bill Buck. Wesley Keith New President M-RICUi V • cot ' R!CULTUI n CENERA 1977 M.C.at FFA Banquet Kent Hallmark Phillip Landgroff Speech Award and President 1976-77 Vice-President star greenhand Kory Reimer FFA boys doing what they do best FFA Banquet Swine Award Chris Rorcx topped the FFA Rodeo ticket sales to win the 1977 FFA Rodeo queen’s race. Fler attendant was Mari Ross. The two sold over $1,700 worth of tickets. This year’s rodeo parade was one of the biggest, the best and the longest parades in the history of Madill FFA. The Madill High School band looked resplendent in their new uniforms, and the cowboys and cowgirls showed up from all over the state as far south as Fort Worth. Ray Bell, FFA president, crowned Miss Rorex, in one of the highlights of the big two day show. Chute dogging was really a rough and tumble affair. Winning on Friday night were top doggers Tommy O’Steen and Paul McClendon. Capturing the Saturday night prize were Mike Thomas and Randy Eppler. The rescue race had its share of excitement. The hard luck kids both nights were Paige McNatt and Terri Murphy, who were capturing top time, but couldn't stay mounted for the entire ride. Cinching top time for Friday night were Mike Murphy and Bradley Rogers. Top riders Saturday night were Hal Morgan and Byron Self. The FFA would like to express their appreciation to the Madill Round-Up Club, to the Madill Lions Club and to everyone who helped produce a good show. A special thanks goes to Chris Rorex and Mari Ross for their outstanding work in selling tickets. FFA MADILL’S FFA has been actively involved with speech and contest events in recent weeks. As a result, Kent Hallmark (left) will be in Stillwater to compete in state finals. Also awaiting word on his qualification for the state is Robert Hand (third from left). They are accepting first place plaques from a recent contest from Harold Troutman, southeast district supervisor for the FFA. Other local members competing in district meets include Clifford Clevenger, Wesley Keith and Kory Reimer (standing, from left), Phillip Landgraf and Brent Goodwin (seated). 94 Rodeo ‘Western Brad Kirk Madill cowboy Page McNatt Rodeo Turning in a good time at FFA rodeo GREENHAND LEADERS in the Madill FFA Pres.—Brent Goodwin V. Pres.—Phillip Landgraf Sec.—Mike Thomas FFA Greenhands 1976-77 Tres.—James Higgins Sentinel-Ricky Coleman Rep.—Frankie Harrison Mr. Rowe IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS fun profit found in shop and woodwork CONSTRUCTION IS almost complete on this seventh grade shop class project under the direction of Rex Rowe. Spanish Club Viva Espahol! !!! !!! El club consiste de las alumas de espanol. Hacen muchas casas. National Junior Honor Society Membership in the National Junior Honor Society is based upon scholarship character, leadership, citizenship, and service. Students must have a grade of B or above in each of these attributes to become a member 98 Wildcat Staff Library Aides Library aides who check your books in and out, who help you find needed magazines and do all those other vital jobs around the library are front row David Davis, Delton Bray, Richard Morrison, Dee Anna Speaks, Marsha Stuckey, and standing, librarian, Nan Lacy, Jenee Barnes, Karen Ballou, Jeanie Higgins, Georgia Pittman; Marquetta Taylor, Lisa Colby, Patty Higgins. Not shown are Mark Millhollan, Karla Beasley. Responsible tor the 1976-77 Wildcat page in The Madill Record this year are (from left, seated) Carla Roderman, Sue Cook, Dawn Hawkins, Vicki Buck, Carol )o McCuistion, Kay Pratt, Eloise Coupey and Teri Crook and (standing) Roy Godfrey, Tina McDearmon, Laura Watts, Terri Klein, Ellen Tyner, Linda Browers, Linda Benton, Ricky Lott and the sponsor, Nan Lacy. New officers for high school honor society were elected. Officers who will assume office next fall and who will attend the Leadership Conference at Central State University in Edmond June 17 and 18 are Elaine Powers, president; Linda Benton, vice president; Teri Crook, secretary, Wynne jacks, treasurer, and Nelsene Lee, historian. Out-going officers are Mary Rushing, president; johnny McCuddy, vice president;Teri Crook, secretary; Elaine Powers, treasurer, and John MacManamy, historian. The last activity of the year was a party at the Pizza Hut following initiation May 4. HONOR SOCIETY initiates who were inducted into the high school society (front row) Roxanne Rogers, Laura Klein, Bruce Bell, Greg Jones, Margaret Horne, Mrs. Nan Lacy, sponsor; (back row) Carol Coleman, Jamie Danner, Debbie Burchfield, Sheila Garret and Debbie Cunningham. These select students are chosen on the basis of character, citizenship, service and grades. Marian Coc Yearbook Instructor Tammy Phillips Carla Roderman Nancy Williams Kenny Jackson Darrell Teeter .'.'• i.,, mi MM.1, Presenting the ’77 Staff of MHS Wildcat Be it good or bad, we are incurable optimists. We see Madill High as a great school. We consider it a privilege to record the events of the school year. We enjoyed the work, and thank you. We have tried to make this book represent all of the school. We sincerely appre- ciate everyones help. Without the help of the wonderful stu- dents who served on the annual staff I could not have published this book. I owe them so much but all I can say is thank you. Click is a sound that’s become very familiar around your school throughout the year. Students have been busy photographing; hastily trying to record all the very special moments of wonder, of joy, of happiness, and of frustration. Hopefully, they will capture the essence of this particular year. A year that has touched every student. A year that will capture, with the click of a shutter and a brief flash of light, images of people and events that will be put away in a yearbook for safe keeping. We understand the value of the moments you want to preserve. Click 1977 THESPIANS charmed group Motto: ((Act well your part: there all the honor lies 1977 Thespian officers and prospective members. Standing left to right: Ms. Black: sponsor, Carol )o McCustion, )an Hughes, Patti Phillips: President, Johnny McCuddy: Vice-President, Paula Kay Pickens: Reporter, Vicki Buck, Linda Benton: Secretary. Front Row: Mary Rushing, DeWayne Benson, Roy Godfrey, John MacMannamy, Curtis Eddington. 104 Left—Thespians clowning around with puppet in Speech II class. Right-Johnny McCuddy poses as a raccoon during make-up experiments in Speech II. Cast members from all school play “Tune In On Terror.” Left to right: jan Hughes, Mary Rushing, John MacMannamy, DeWayne Benson, Jamie Danner. Jeff Horne, Renee Yeats, Curtis Eddington, and Patti Phillips. Rehearsing for “Tune In On Terror,” Jeff Horne works on his portrayal as Bruno Karp, directed by Ms. Black. Cleaning Women? Linda Benton, Paula Kay Pickens, and Jan Hughes in “The Mop Ladies.” Women's Lib? Mary Rushing, Jeff Horne, and Curtis Eddington in “If Girls Asked Boys For Dates.” Thespians Johnny McCuddy and Curtis Eddington scared to death in “From Hearse to Eternity.” 105 What interesting “characters” helped in the Children’s Theatre! )eff Horne as Smokey the Bear; Lance as the King of Beasts; Gary Burton as Man’s Best Friend; and Curtis Eddington as Mr. Blue Jay Children’s Theatre presented colorful puppets to the Elementary grades. Puppeteers Linda Benton, Jan Hughes and Mary Rushing are proud of their creations! Left-Famous people in the Great Race between the Hare and the Tortoise in the Children’s Theatre were Johnny McCuddy as sly fox and Patti Phillips as the Hare. Right-Backstage the puppet- eering becomes a little cramped! 1977 Speech Club members: Back row-Terri Klein, Johnny McCuddy, Carol Jo McCustion, Tina McDear- mon, Diane Kicrsey, Dee Anna Spears, Paula Kay Pickens, Second row: De Wayne Benson, Randy Eppler, Vicki Buck, Renee Yeats, John MacMannamy, Roy Godfrey. 3rd Row: Curtis Eddington, Don Mdse, Mary Huffman, Ricky Lott, Carol Coleman. 4th Row: Ms. Black-sponsor, Jan Hughes, Mary Rushing, Linda Benton, Patti Phillips, Cindy Benton. 5th Row: Eric Stumpff, Linda Browers, Lisa Rushing, Carla Roderman, Kandis Lockhart, De Laine Lowe. 106 1977 SPEECH CLUB 1977 STUDENT LIFE AND ROYALTY Rotary Club Wildcat Boosters SOS football iomccoming 1977 Don Mose crowned Patti Phillips as the 1977 football queen. Honor attendants and their escorts were Teri Crook and Erik Stumpff, Laura Watts and Brett Parrish. Crown bearers were Lesley Beard and Lance Windel. V-lenvzconxincj 1977 Monty Wright crowned Tina McDearmon (upper left) as the 1977 basketball queen. Honor attendants and their escorts (from left) were Lynn Gibson and Lana Maxwell, Greg |ones and Robbie Watts and )ohn McCuistion and Laura Watts. Bearing the emblems of flowers and the crown were Tanya Parrish and Vinson Orr. Senior Carol )o MeCustion Billy Hand 1977 Bond Queen Caro! Jo Me Cast ion Junior Attendant Wynne Jacks Marland Sophomore Attendant Starla Culbert Johnny Pruitt McCuddy 1977 Choir Queen Debbie Burchfield Charlie Vanderburg and Jamie Eddy Tammy McClendon Dicky Melton Linda Benton John MacManamy Debbie Burchfield Greg Robertson ROYALTY Rodeo Queen Attendant Mari Ross Sweetheart Alfreda Eldridge Sweetheart Attendant Teresa McBeth Sweetheart Attendant Shelley Smithson Rodeo Queen Chris Rorex 112 1977 SPORTS MAOlLl 210 OL jq A Blake Smiley Head Coach WiIdea t Coaching Staff •3 Team Roster No. Name Pos. Wt. 3 David Armstrong QB 148 5 Greg Robertson FB 144 20 Clayburn Pickens FB 170 21 john McCuistion QB 156 22 Jerry Bennett HB 130 24 Bryan France HB 130 25 Leamon Johnson HB 125 30 Larry Howell HB 150 31 Greg Clement HB 121 32 Roy Godfrey FB 205 33 Don Mose HB 151 40 Erik Stumpff HB 142 41 Ricky Nelson E 130 42 Jerome Pickens HB 130 44 Lance King QB 145 45 Leon Brown HB 154 51 Roger Liggett C 155 52 David Ray C 165 61 Greg Jones G 160 63 Duane Elwood G 156 65 Robert Taylor T 189 66 Tim Noah C 150 67 Clifton Crowson G 150 70 Mike Minter T 168 71 Joel Wyatt T 200 72 David Await T 230 73 Bob Ayres G 200 74 Audie Johnson T 167 75 Jimmy Nunley T 155 76 Brett Parrish G 185 77 Tommy O'Steen T 180 82 Gene Gipson E 140 83 Lyn Gibson E 171 84 Monty Wright E 147 85 Kevin Latham E 149 87 David Davis E 1 88 —Senior Derek Dodson —Junior E 130 —Sophomore Ralph Gibbs-Assistant Coach Don Hudson-Assistant Coach Lavon Hicks—Assistant Coach Robby Young-Assistant Coach Offensive Line: Joel Wyatt, Bob Ayres, David Ray, Brett Parrish, Coach Blake Smiley, Tommy O’steen. m Jimmy Nunley Don Mose Bob Ayres Roy Godfrey MUinm Gene Gipson u a nil' David Ray DeWayne Benson Brett Parrish Leon Brow Lance King Offensive Line: Gene Gipson, Tommy O’steen, Brett Parrish, David Ray, Bob Ayres, Joel Wyatt, Lynn Gibson. 118 1976 MADILL )UNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 7 Lone Grove Here Sept. 14 Dickson Here Sept. 21 Marietta Here Sept. 28 Healdton Away Oct. 5 Tishomingo Away Oct. 12 Sulphur Away Oct. 19 Kingston Here Oct. 26 Open Nov. 2 Plainview Away Coach Robbie Young This was the first year for the Madill Wildcat Basketball Team to play in our new gymnasium. This new gym proved to be quite an advan- tage for coaches Don Hudson and Lavon Hicks. The students, faculty and the public all enjoyed this great new building. New faces, equipment, and strategy proved to be assets to the already strong team. Coach Don Hudson worked hard with his team to make it one of the best years the girls basketball team has ever enjoyed here at MHS. Our new gym is one of the reasons Madid’s girls are off to a good start this season. aKD X 124 125 TEAMS HAVE A GREAT YEAR 19 Nearly 60 teams competed in the Madill annual Wildcat Relays. Madill's junior high boys finished second behind Marietta's junior high squad and the Madill High School girls finished third. On the seam is where Madill baseball coach tells junior third baseman and pitcher, Tommy O'Steen, to grip the old pill. Our team had an outstanding baseball season this year by winning nine out of fifteen games. OA bafil Behind the hitting and fielding power of second baseman Mike Miller and a host of other Madill bascballers, leads us to victory in a great year. Seventh Grade boys track team lead a pack of Wildcats to victory in local track meets-bring home a winning team two out of three trips. Seventh grade girls track team enter five meets. A full calendar of girls’ track events included meets at Tishimingo, Pauls Valley, Healdton, Marietta, and Ardmore. 128 Madill Public School Administration We have had a very fine school year at the Madill Junior High. This was only made possible through the co-operation of all the student organizations, teachers and the stu- dent body. In the coming school year we want to improve even more, we want to have one of the best schools in the State of Oklahoma. Sincerely, Russell Bradley Being a newcomer, I feel that I can be objective in my appraisal of Madill High School. I have found the student body and faculty to be extremely cooperative and friendly. To say the least, I have been very impressed with the Madill High School. The warm, friendly atmosphere is appreciated. The cooperative eager response to a new principal has been very encour- aging. Everyone seems to want a quality school, this certainly adheres to my philosophy of education. Hopefully in the years to come, I can provide the leadership necessary for Madill High School to give each of you a well rounded education, helping you learn to think in a mature way. May I take this opportunity to com- pliment the student body on a very fine school year. We are proud of the many honors won in curriculum meets and music and art contests. We are also pleased with the fine showing in our athletic department, both girls and boys, at the junior-senior high level as well as our elementary school. We have realized the dream of a fine new gymnasium and will shortly begin construc- tion of a new library. I would like to say Best Wishes” to- the seniors as they embark on new horizons and hope their memories of MHS will be pleasant in the years to come and the associ- ations and training they have received here be beneficial to them as they endeavor to compete in the world of work or education. I have enjoyed working with the stu- dents, the faculty and staff, and the Board of Education of Madill Schools this past year as your superintendent and look for- ward to returning next year. BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS VISION FOR FUTURE Board of Education members Robert Watts, Mona Mae Waymire, John Pierce, Dan Coe, Leroy Davis (retired) and new member Judy Trammell made long-range plans for the future of MHS. The Board and all the Administrators have approved plans for a new library, addi- tional classrooms, new busses, changes in the curriculum, a wrestling program, renovation of elementary auditorium, the new LD Program, etc. With the completion of the new library expected this fall, it would appear that their visions of the future are indeed becoming a reality. The faculty, student body and members of the community are grateful for their interest and help. C jr-r-uJ dppt Allan Bcnnett-Band Director i Mary Cheadle Speacial Education Alden Combs-Biology Chemistry Noel Crowson-History, Civics Ralph Gibbs-Athletics Coach Democracy Sue Goodner—Okla. History Billye Herndon-High School Math Marilyn Herndon-English III Business Subjects Irene Herrin—Aglebra I Lavon Hicks-Science Athletics Don Hudson-High School Athletics Barbara Idell-Home Economics Tony Kennedy—Agriculture 130 Lucile Kidd-Annual Math O. O. Campbell—Counselor John Lively-English Psychology David Looney-English LaVanda McClure-English Mary Anna Price-Choir L. A. Robertson Jr.-English Sharon McAnally-7th Science Spanish Vocal Music Speech I Pearl Roundtree-Typing Rex Rowe-Drafting Shop Shorthand Chloe Sartin—History Blake Smiley—Athletics Assistant High School Principal V C7 Linda Smiley—Math David Williams-History Larry Wood-Science Assistant Robbie Young-Geography Junior High Principal Athletics 131 Mrs. Irene Herrin retires after 27 years of teaching in the Madill School System. She started her career in the elementary grades and then worked in Junior High and High School. She taught Algebra I and High School Math. We will miss you Irene. Hurry back. I would like to express my appreciation to everyone in the High School and junior High for the fine association we had during the past seven years. Overall, I believe we had the best group of students and teachers anywhere. I want to wish you the best of everything in the years to come. Have a happy life. J. M. Ayres v «'V- nayyy iu wuium Mrs. Judy Trammell as member of the Board c Education. We truly fc she will be a great asset t our school in forming plan for the future. The new MHS principal, Bill Villines and his wife, Lawana, are formerly of Abilene, Texas. It has been a pleasant experience to work with both of them. Mrs. Villines is working as secretary to Mr. Bradley in the Junior High. They have been a great help to the faculty and students in the school. Mr. McAdoo, Administrative Assistant to the superintendent has worked hard this year on Federal Programs which bring in federal monies. Mr. McAdoo also helps with transportation, state reports, surveys, etc. that are asked for by the State Department. Mr. McAdoo attends meetings throughout the state. The Johnson O’Malley Indian Oklahoma Program is also one of his many inter- ests. In addition to traditional classroom work, Madill High School teachers enjoyed many other school-oriented activities during the year. A few of the good times are caught for our memories. A few of these activities are graphi- cally portrayed in this section. A SUPER SPECIAL THANKS goes to Mr. Hull, a truly great adminisiiator. He has helped us all and he has shown us that we should appreciate the things that come hard as well as those that come easily. Mr. Hull, we all sincerely thank you for your help. Mr. Bradley seems to always be there when we need him most. SCHOOL LIFE FROM THE TEACHERS’ POINT OF VIEW NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Mrs. Beard Mrs. Conn Mrs. France Secretary to Mr. Hull Secretary to Mr. Hull Secretary to Mr. Ayres Mrs. Balch Teachers Aid Secretary to Mr. Bradley Plant Maintenance Custodian Custodian and Bus Driver Custodian and Bus Driver Recognized by Faculty members, james Ayres, retiring high school principal, was presented a special “good wishes” gift by Miss Barbara Idell on behalf of the school staff. Ayres officially retires at the end of the year. MHS will never forget Mr. james Ayres. He has worked hard for this school for the last seven years. Mr. Ayres has worked with the other administrators to bring us a new cafeteria, new gym, additional faculty and classrooms, renovation of the old library to make room for more classrooms, and a new library is under construction at this time. 133 “When Will I See You Again?” Precious moments When will I see you again? When will wc share precious moments? Will I have to wait forever? Will I have to suffer and cry the whole night thru? When will I see you again? When will our hearts beat together? Are we in love or just friends? Is this my beginning— Or is this the end? When will I see you again? When will I see you again? When will I see you again? Precious moments Are we in love or just friends? Is this my beginning— Or is this the end? When will I see you again? Oh, when will I see you again? When will I see you again? Oh, when will I see you again? Prom of 1977 SENIOR CLASS CHOICES FOR 1977 Friendliest (Patti Phillips, DeWayne Benson) Best-all-round (Patti Phillips, DeWayne Benson) Most Intellectual (Tina McDearmon, Curtis Eddingtcn) Most School Spirit (Jan Hughes, Roy Godfrey) Most Likely to Succeed (Terri Klein, Johnny McCuddy) Most Feminine (Patti Phillips) Most Athletic (Don Mose) Class Clowns (Carol Jo McCuistion, Eric Stumpff) W P Q 2 2 � rH iTtHaiaT iwm vw, SS MAI SEN CLASS 308 WfffA WASTING aes GW Outran j£HL£ tyy gill WClCMMT CW -C XLMAH AZlLOAAAtH CUTtja £00 070 IfOf 303 V H E S @ crrno £ ut utax bh.lv haho K£ r « T£ fSh ( LMtCl NO D m 4 OW fTf LOTT OtUtHttH SSI g LtKA . AX«£U JtA '«Sc . 'tVf MA W 'f AV gg AS -AMM, HL.U S «2 88 74 Madill High School seniors graduate Friday, May 20. 'jM 7tun CMpA Htcourw wl JO TOtf t � 0 uo ant . ot Arv ar 3 � court oe� rj TlW OmJUH CAT ) CCKUavd. 6f t 0 30 AM OOmZAlU 0 re ma k JA JONH MAT G llH iOCAAMr OA±A «rCUMOO CMM V� UJ %)W(TMtUM jCMA HcCuOOs 5 4 m Big [vents In The Life of MHS 1976-77! “LOOKING OVER 76- 77 142 THANKS FOR ALL THE PLEASANT MEMORIES THAT WE WILL ALWAYS KEEP DEAR TO OUR HEARTS. AS WE LEAVE WE will Never forget the kindness and gratitude that WE WERE GIVEN ... SENIORS OF 1977 James Bolt Booster of MHS Annual ' « 9 t Remember When?? nice Student Life At MHS The Man Who on His Trade Relies Must Either Bust or Advertise. . . MBbT THE MADILL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Home Folks are pleased to offer no service charge personal checking accounts to students of all ages—be it elementary, junior high, high school, college—or even graduate students. We want to do our part to help you with your education and as long as you are enrolled as a full-time student in any accredited school we are pleased to handle your per- sonal checking account at no charge. All you need do is come by MB T and talk with one of our tellers ... they'll be pleased to set up your FREE checking account. Come in today and let us know you are enrolled as a student—and get this added FREE service from The Bank That Friends Built. 145 SENIORS Your achievements have made us proud, and with this pride we look forward to hearing more about your achievements in the future. TAYLOR’S MOBIL STATION PIGGLY WIGGLY Hwy 70 Burney We Cive S H Green Stamps Open 7 Days A Week 795-5530 500 South First Madill South of City Phone 795-9024 Shop And Save At Your Friendly Piggly Wiggly Madill, Okla. T rammell's Madill’s Leading Department Store 101 Plaza 795-3152 STORE HOURS: 8 a m. to 8 p.m. Weekdays 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays FOODWAY Open Weekdays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Shop at Foodway and Save. We give Top Value Stamps. FOR YOUR LIFE INSURANCE NEEDS WESTERN HERITAGE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 405-795-5501 P.O. Drawer 159 Madill, Oklahoma 73446 AN OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE COMPANY Mr. Mrs. Max Davis, Owners Madill, Oklahoma Color TV Available Phone Service Coffee Lounge Refrigerated Air Children's Playground Heated Pool A atttM ffocoe i Skop and GIFTS AC 405—795-3100 113 Plaza Madill, Oklahoma 73446 JACK I. BLALOCK Owner Night Phone 795-3187 Call 795-3771 Woods Supermarket 24 Hour Wrecker Service 'Free Estimates Without Charge or Obligation fiotf Cunmn fham BODY SHOP N OF CITY 110 North First Friendly Service Free Parking—Free Delivery 795-2657 Henry Woods, Owner f itioz Lptintincj domfiany 503 North First P O Box 249 JP 3 Gary Minor Madill, Oklahoma 73446 fiSnSuA 793-3743 We Srnve To Comply With Your Printing Needs Black Whirr Or Colon Monday thru. Friday Glenda's Beauty Shop 302 S. llth. Ave. Madill, Oklahoma 73446 GLENDA McBETH 795-5134 P O. Box 576 Madill, Oklahoma 73446 Supporting The Wildcats PHONE (405) 785-3366 Home 785-3634 301 East main MADILL. OKLAHOMA First National Bank POST OFFICE BOX 577 • MADILL, OKLAHOMA 73446 Telephones Madill 405 795-3332 Kingston 405 564-3332 Tishon.ingo 405 371-3533 CHASTAINS DAIRY BAR HARRELL’S TV and STEREO 410 South First 795-3170 Madill, Oklahoma First Class F. C. C. Licensed Technician Madill, Oklahoma 73446 501 North 1st Street Phone 795-2550 THE MADILL RECORD ) f 5 1 WATTS FUNERAL HOME Printing—Publishing Phone 795-3311 Serving Marshall County With Quality Since 1929 795-3355 564-2112 200 South First Madill, Oklahoma TEXOMA PEANUT COMPANY Shelled KocMed Peanuts TexOma Peanut Seed WARD’S HARDWARE FURNITURE 4 ii East Mam Phone 795-5555 Highway 70, South Madill, Oklahoma 73446 Brand New For You COACH'S QUICK MART AND COACH'S JIFFY SHOP Compliments of Bettye Coach 1977 Chevrolet Now that's MORE like it. 307 North First and 601 South First Madill, Oklahoma Owners Coach Bettye Neaves 795-3337 Sales 795-5546 Parts Sue Charlie Cook Free Estimates Title 1 FHA Loans The T. H. Rogers Lumber Co. GREEN LIGHT. AUTO PARTS STORE A Complete Building Service Madill, Oklahoma lames Chaney, Manager 795-2339 lames Dayna Your Green tight Auto Store DANNER AUTO SUPPLY Phone 795-2353 or 795-2466 321 East Main Madill GIBSON S DISCOUNT CENTER AND PHARMACY David’s Conoco Where You Buy The Best For Less N vy. Corner U S. 70 Lillie Blvd Open 9 A M. to 7 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 1 P.M. to 6 P.M., Sunday (conoco) Wholesale Retail Petroleum Owned Operated by David Qualls Products 795-3253 401 N. First Madill Okla. Qualls Oil Co. jobber 508 E. Wolf. 795-2248 The Most distinguished store name in ladies' dress—Mary jane's Fashion Center Where high school girls with stylish taste obtain a look of prestige. distributor of DX Petroleum Products and Nutrena Liquid Cattle Feed Sharpe's InZBQZS IIQ2JQII Auto Supply Where Business Is Appreciated House of Better Values” 110 E. Taliaferro Phone 795-3189 Madill Sandefur Agency Insurance Real Estate Madill, Okie. SAND BASS MOTEL Oklahoma FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Murray Bernadine Wade U. S. Highway 70 South Madill 795-3353 Distributors of Specialized Equipment Savage Equipment Inc. Ag Security Insurance Company Bettye Neaves General Agent 323 E. Main Office: (405) 795-3418 Madill, Oklahoma 73446_____Home: (405) 795-5440 CORNER DRUG STORE 400 Industrial Road Basil Savage Madill, Oklahoma 73446 Phone (405) 795-3395 Home (405) 795-5471 George Smith Complete Prescription Service 100 Lillie Blvd. Phone 795-3376 Madill, Okla. OKLAHOMA MM FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY AG SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY 323 E Mam Office (405) 795-3418 Madill. Oklahoma 73446 Home (405) 795-5440 Particular People Prefer The Blossom Shop flower- for All () t a-ions Sand—Gravel—Crushed Rock A|i Kingston Planl Velma Plant 795-5690 444-3402 Rick Davis lerry Gunter Plant Manager Plant Manager CONCRETE CO. Rt. 2—Box 210 D Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 Andy Lone Grove Plant Ardmore Madill Plant 657-4218 223-2649 795-5690 Greg Maddox Bob lohnston Roy Beck Plant Manager District Supervisor Planl Manager Gills lor Every Budget 2 14 Wesl Lillie 745-2500 COME SEE US FOR IDEAS Custom Draperies Woven Wood Shade- Wallpaper Co-ordinating; Fahrir - Custom Bedspread- Drapery Hardware Flower- Plants Gifts oJJom sk op 214 W Lillie Blvd Call 795-2500 Day or Night THRIFTY CENTER, INC.-8754 510 N. First Street Madill, Okla. 73446 Phone No. 795-3067 Open—7 Days a Week mcdaniel APPLIANCE Whirlpool RCA Dealer Electrical Wiring Heating Air Conditioning 208 Plaza Madill 795-2667 Top junior girl and boy ac- cepts a plaque award from Lynn Windel, Lions Club president Lion club members are proud to sponsor MHS students. Bill Buck and Family Let us show you our show steers and heifers and our breeding stock Where Champions Are Born Bulls Heifers For Sale _________________795-2828_________________ BUCK’S LIMOUSIN RANCH DURANT STOCKYARDS Sale Every Thursday Phone (405) 924-1850 Durant, Oklahoma Y-. Spence, Mgr. Memory Maker 1976-77 MRS. KIDD AND THE ’75 WILDCAT staff wishes to thank the many people the school and community who so generously contributed to the success of th book. THANKS are extended to the businesses that purchased ad space. THANKS to the faculty and administration who so patiently helped us with oi pictures and copy. THANKS to Marian, Sue, Tammy, Nancy and Kenny who worked the entire yei on pictures, copy, advertisements, etc. In fact, they worked a lot during their fre hours. Carla had to quit at mid-term because of a change of class schedule. Darr joined our group at mid-term to take her place. Jena Conrad was not officiali enrolled on the annual staff but she helped many hours with the Junior Hig section. We truly appreciate her help. THANKS to Mr. Jack Nimmo of the Henington Publishing Company. SUPER SPECIAL THANKS to Bobby Crook and the Madill Record who provide a lot of our pictures. They were a great help. But the people I want to thank most and haven’t the words (or space) to than properly are the student body at MHS. You are the yearbook, and the yearbook yours; it is based on you, your friends, and the things you did. Without you, th book would not be possible. I SINCERELY THANK all of you for a good year.