Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

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s pp W SAUDLBVRREQ 3m A1JlJIL'lIdIILT1I uf ,IIIH1 gbtuuxt MR STUART TOID THE INTLRVILWLR Oh I have rot had much experience ln my life A fellow doesn t haue wen good chances when he was born on the Atlantic Ocean as his parents were leavlng the Hugh lands of Scotland for free Amerlta as xt was ln 18 Any forelgners have a hard time at least when they hrst land Ifather dxed when Iwas twelve and the CIVII war soon came My three old r brothers decided to enlist and leave me to care for mother and my three sisters Well we llved through the war all right but I was the only man ln our com munlty a man m the earlv teen I worked for the dlfferent neighbors that IS the vsork that the women folks couldn t do The mam thmg was carry news and cheer up those whose loss had been the heaviest Of course there were several thlngsl had to do for the community fix fence thresh harvest and help keep the food concealed Then after the war we had a pretty hard time for a while but there has not been much out of the ordinary hlppened since The actual facts however show that he has hada very eventful llfe As a pioneer IH north MISSOUFI he served his town as dlstrlct school teacher rural postmaster and country merchant As a farmer and stockman hls success IS wlthout parallel ID the corn belt of hls state At the request of hls nelghbors he accepted the nomlnatlon and was his friends for two terms A few years later the broad expanse of Texas made nts appeal He mow ed to the Panhandle where he bought and controlled one of the largest ranches n that part of the state After tnlng of the range and ranch llfe he came to Shattuck and took posse s on of the Fnst N8.llOIl'1l Bank Wuh the help of hls sons he has placed that mstltutlon second to none ln thls pal t of Oltl lhoma A man with such a career 19 worth much to Shattuck He IS held ln esteem and revered by all for mrles ln each dlrectlon He and only he IS ehglble to hold the POSILIOD of Presldent of the Board of Education The whole school tlps IIS hat m pride to such a school omclal and f el justly proud that his Judgment and seruces shall LODIIDUC to dlrect the school IIOZOI 1 l O Q Q A R 0 0 t 1 Q rv ff K Q lr U ' ' - v , , ,A 1 I . A h l J . . . . ' y . V y . , . I . 0- . Q 4 . . . A .. ., , . . , . , I I I I I Q 7 r ' I l I Y ' v 1 I . - - 1 I Y N' l elected by a large majority to the ofhce of county treasurer. in which capacity he served ' i . ' ' ' t s l . . . Q . . V.

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-1 , smears? tQy92.r.Lf,et.... Foirevvarcils In compiling this year-book, it has been our purpose to portray in an accurate and interest- ing way the life and activities of Shattuck High School for the year 1920 It is our hope that you find w1th1n this volume some affair which will suggest a particular time or memory you cherish if such prove true we have accom pllshed our purpose This is the fir t Annual that our school has compiled and we realize it is far from perfect but considering this fact we present without apology for your approval the first volume of e Sand HILIFIF' ll ozoi v h . . . . . . . . ' I - . . S 9 , . . 1 9 th ' 0 ..,.., . -,...-,,-,..,. ..-.,,., - ,- ,. 7 , . J, an V-A H ,A,,.,,. .h...,-,-,-, A, ,,- .W QQ., ..,, R A i-m!,,-.. A. Vlnf A--A