Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

L vw in ,fi iz 1 4 4 X, We muff fake rare zn treading, For every mark will show. ,pw vs 'I' H II I II II I I N I 1953 vlan.. 'mQ'5-we Z! 1, --gg. ' - .. A... , PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF SHATTUCK HIGH SCHOOL SHATTUCK, OKLAHOMA VOLUME No. 7 PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE JOHNS STUDIO This is the story of us, o our studies and our teachers, our activities, our organizations, our victories and losses. This year marks the climax of our life, for we must now look into the future and sight the goal for which we will strive throughout our remaining life span on this earth. v. X . V .Za , , A9 . V . fl., --AI-fi ' , A ADMINISTRATION FEATURES ,.,, ORGANIZATIONS , E- SPORTS ELEMENTARY INTERMEDIATE UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS , I ADVERTISEMENTS EIIF C Buses and Bu Driver uv, M -5 A-sham Mm XM: H mp M scnum aus 3- HT' IE JS Q S AMW' Ihg Shlttugk Sghool cmploxs sugn bus drnur-S Thu nnuludgs sux I'Li,LIllI' routes IDL 0 c fcedgr routn xl 0 11 ILIIXIIX bus xxhndu IS usgd for trmsportltmn of pxrtxupmts ln ull Lurrxpullr md Lxlrl gurrluullr xgtlutms of ilu suhool 'Hun bus-LQ trncl lppI'0Kll'11lILlN wl7 mnlu md brmg 165 Llnldrun to snlmol duy fhc bussu In 1 un nmportml pxrt of our sghool md lhur drums hmm 1 bug ruspomlbnlltx Io th4mSILS gnu tha rccognmon thu duuru for thu fmc work thu hlVL dom L drnurs of tha rugulxr mums nn Harxu Hlmnlton Ll Brmg who nrnxgr m Lhmn Lllff Hnrxt I C Shuphcrd Auron I0m.,hofLr md Rolmrt Igdmcr Nirs Hgnrx Smfkum lS rhg drxur of nhg fudnr routn - , -.- , . - X- . ' , nk I ,h Bax, . . X . 4g . - A K V k L Q 5' - .- NY. I - Q -,Q ' ' ' ' i e is ' 5 at if ' , F Q :A N ' .I ' ' ' . , ' , . X: 1 . -X A 4 , x Tl , fi-'-+- . , J' ' '4 , ,, ,I v 2 K -W . 1 . 7, D 5 Y ,- , - i n i i xl A S .f . N I 'I I' ' A h b' .' n - 1 4 5 A 'R' Q V 1 . V Q ' 1' ., F ' 1 A K 1 I x ki 1'l'. ', , ' ' ' f ' ' . ' ' 'v -, . , ' ' f f . . V . x ' 1 4 ' 5 ' X 'K V 1 Th- - . - A . ,'I'-I Y is i - c'4 U 'L , I. .' ' , . , K' ' . ' Xb X v4 These leaders point the studentlv footsteps in the right direction , 1 fr ,.A i 5 - A l K i we .:. s I. rw .3--X -A -. if: trys' -4 RALPH THAIN principal received his BS degree from Northwestern College and his Vlfd degree from Phil lips University Mr Thain teaches mathe matics and drivers education An able and i,enial administrator he is both a friend to the students and to the teachers His hobbies are fishing and building houses X4 li Q.: -w .-0--v' .AQ-Q Q- .gn t d dag, Superintendent Wh lf. CIOURLEY re- ceived his BS. degree from Northwestern and his Nl.lid. from Phillips University. lidueatnr of tomorrow's leaders, he meets problems squarely and solves emergencies energetically. His friendly spirit makes him well-lilted by the students and faculty. His hobby is hunting .ind fishing. 'Q 7 i. im Pxery progressise organization is made up of many co operative units fhe szme thing is true of any progressne school system One of these units of the Shattuck School is the Board of Fducation a ,group ot tint mindtd ptiblit spirited men who represent their school district as the official board to transact thc business of the school Shattuck is to be congratulated for the selection of these CIIII ns who work unsclfishly to operatisely and ceaselcssly for the good and Claudice Sherrill members If ' , U . Xu.-, H F E . 2- .. 'i , - Ll U hi. 'A ,,, ' ' e - 1 ' g, J rr . v - . ' . . - I-I' I X V. ' Y X 1 I. V 4, ., 4. I . V .- 2 lr ,I MA X I vb :.WL . , i i. . . . I 4 A I ' '--.u xx , A 'f-. , , , . cf . x ., N ...., ' ' 7 s, lt x. 36 if: i, ' , , 5 , of their school. The present members of this board are D. F. hlacltson, presidentg Ned Stuart, clerk: Dr. M. H. Nesvmain, Cullen Butler 4, 45 HRS IINA NI! HOISON lllgll uhool lnrhsh teaehcr reeuxcd her HS dq.,reL from 'Northwestern and Lompluul xxurk l0XX.1X'kl her Masters derru at Oklahoma AZSLM Colley. She sponsors the semurx md supurxlsus the l1br1rS and mln 1nnu1l Her hobby S ll W NL I Ll5ll11l.lll'W llll lnllufyfik lll0nS In Lflllkl sxtunxons through lI1f0l'lTlL1ll0l1 altitudes and udnals D Q MISS LILI IAIN Sl l MXll'R eounsclor and tc-ncher m the lnglnsh and Speech depart n nt rceuxcd her B A dLg.,ru. 1nd her Nl ld degree rum the Unxursny of Okla hom-1 She produus thc scmor mln s and s onsors the Thu mn Troupe Her hobby ns l Y F' P travehnp, thus she Lspeenllw emosed attcndmx, the Umursnts of Mambo south of the border MISS BERNICIT DI-fl.AMAR'l'lfR, commerce teacher, received her KS. degree from Central Stare College. She produces thc junior plays and sponsors the scl1ool's weekly publncation. Mlss Dclamartcr has a remarkable record of ability and rcsourcefulncss. Her hobby is vocal music. E - -n 'is .l -113 'lf xl. NUNNLRY. who received his lS.S. degree .it 5outhwestern College and his NLS. .it the University of Oklahoma, teaches social science .ind coaches junior high athletics. His hobby is promoting mental .ind physical health through proper iipplication of physical education. Of course, his hobby is sports, - 'Y -7- fs l CQl.ARlfNCil' ROGERS, who received his ILS. degree at Phillips University. teaches iunior high math .md science. lle h.ix the distinction of having served on the Sliattucls faculty longer than .my other member employed .it present. His hobbies are kidt, fishing and hunting-in that order! . 4' H , .k I -.--. MARK HOIDGSON received his ILS. degree at Oklnlmma AEM. He teaches social science and athletics. Coach Hodgson has proved his ability to make outstanding athletes of the boys whom he coaches. Having been a prominent ball player at Oklahoma ARM, he knows his work, and his words have meaning. ,an KIiNNliTll ITARRIQLI.. who received his ILA. degree at Northwestern, has completed work toward his Mastefs degree at the University of Michigan. He teaches music. Mr. l3arrell's hobby is giving opportunities to the pupils for self-expression. emoiional release and a change in the daily routine! he also composes music. l I A f . MISS TOMMIIC CIIIQADLIQ. who reaches home economics. received her BS. degree al O. C. W . She sponsors the F.ll.A., the junior I3,ll.A., and the Pep club. Her hobby is reading. Miss Cheadle has proved her teaching methods effective. 'Pa . Y '1 1 v uni QQ Sllllflll Xu .-.- 5 Q'l5, 0.15 XVILLARIJ BRADLIQY, who received his ISS. degree at QjklZll10II1.l ARM, teaches vocational agriculture. His hobby is helping boys get started in farming. Nlr. Bradley has established himself as a congenial, well-liked person. Q- i ji 'E 2. 'f I ' Q ,-. 1,5 ' x . x ft 5 XVILBUR C, JONES, teacher of industrial arts and mathematics, received hit B.S. degree from Southwextern College and hit NLS. degree from Oklahoma ABLM. He is the direc- tor of audio-visual education and the coach for iunior high track. W'e salute him for his high Scholastic .lttainment and hit broad vision as .i teacher. His hobby is the Boy Scout organivatinn. hi.. is 'X'---.. I-6- ir. ll' x atv it N ,. For MISS MARY LIQDIQSMA, teaehing is something new as this is her first yearg however, her sixth grade extends a cordial and .genuine welcome to this attractive young lady who lists her PLS. degree from Northwestern, and her hobby as music. I v I 1 I 5 il ffivitir MISS GLADYS S'I'lilNBACH, a seholarly teacher of the fifth grade at Shattuck for thirteen years, reeeived her ILS. degree at Oklahoma ASM, and her M, Ed. from Phillips Univerxity. Her hobbies are flowerw and hooks: she is a master of efficiency. n- , L-. . X, ,-5....J --W W , 'fa t. ., -1. MRS. MARY VIQRNIQ STARNIQS received her PLS. degree from Sol Ross State College at Alpine, Texas. l'his is her fifth year in Shattuck teaching the fourth grade. Sh' 'S - l tilent' in ' fi arts, but her hobby is ranching. Mrs. Starnes helping them with their individual problems. especial y . td the ne . L l enjoys associating with the pupils and ' nubhal. ff - - - MRS. AMY NUNNIQRY. who teaches one of the fourth grades, graduated with a HA. and a BS. degree from Southwestern College. She is held in high esteem for her sincerity and warmth :is a teacher, Her hobbies are interior decoration and church work. 5 V .L 1 TL . ' H 'Isl '32 5, H - ' ' ' . 1 i ' ii - .cg H 1. 'i A ' ' K N Q J f . f , - y .. ,Vg ,i I 'Rt 5 J' . '-- Tl 1 . 1 - I .if i V I N :T -' V i 'Q 4, ,A '41 ',- L-V iv. i . A A , 4 - .r I it 4. ' if - x ' X - r- - lg A Q , f . -I . - q - vw . f- A i 4' 1 M, ' . ik? ' . x i' IQ I fr W as- K b - ' . I . fmba 1 - kv M 1 Q-5. U I xx , . . .. - sy - .QV ' i X ,, ' 3 Q' 9 -- -'L 'W , .X , x Xh' I I5 Q- ' V gy . .- ig' - X ll- 4 , .ti V - A .fd ' , , . -t 2 - - fa:-f.. - ' I ' 2' .V qlf i N 4 ' 'I' - -J HRS. MARY YARHROUGI I. the third grade teacher, graduated with a BJX. degree from the Oklahoma City University. She has been in the Shattuck schools four years ' l f .md also takes part in community service. She alwnyv hai gi heart warming geam o friendliness for .ill her students. Her hobby is reading, fsvf f Win 4 , VRS. IEIJNA F. YODFR, who received her BS. degree from Kansas AKAI College, Ottowa, is teaching .1 third grade room. lieaidex heiiiig full time teacher at Shattuck tor the past five and one-half years, she is head of the cafeteria where the Students I .ire served tasty, well-b.il.ineed me.ilx .it cost, ller htibbv is flowerx-especially roses! .A-,aug .Lt .. .i M ym xt x L ri I I ' 4 MISS AI.INIf GODLEY graduated with .1 BS. degree from the Panhandle ASLM College. WA Alert and resourceful with dignified reserve, this second grade teacher is always ready li' with a Smile and a friendly word to inxpire her pupilx. Her hohhy is fishing. T t't degree from Northwestern College. MRS. SYLVIA GIYER also teaches in a first grade room in a school program des- ignated to give optimum advantages in group living and participation in pupil activi- ties. Her hobby is the African Violet. This well-qualified teacher received her B.S. WTI ,gefb Cf NHSS QRAQI BURNITI fxrwl y.,radL unlur ruuud lur BS dq,rcL from South xurn Cullum. nl L alggru trun mln Lnnursny of Oklahoma Ilkg 4. ur lur xuuu nu r wuar than Hu' l11p.,h xdnals and protusxona study L two rf har dun' zssus wlm.la has madv. lnr an outsnandmg, uunn H1 Hunk the pun I4 yurs Q Ll l Q-if Nlrs Ins Oakluy Superxntendcnr Cyourley s surntary ns a dulxghtful person and ethcncnt too Shu always gtnus Sou with 1 smxlc whun you sup unto nhl OfflLL Shy HIIHLS Nortlmmuurn Qian Lulllgg as hu alma maur Her hobby ns cmbrondnry 5 Our chlef custodian jxm Thompson and lux assistant, frank Arlhurx haxc seen many students enter and lease SHS WR: senxors lnkn other l.,l'1LlUAlCS han a warm appnuauon for jam and Frank who keep our bunldmp near and sannary .Q G1 l l L I F ' V Ng : F A . M 1 If .Q I! g . . , 4, 4 1- L - Q A XL: ut x J' 5 , I A W 3 15 ' s ' . ' A - .ln Al1 lr Nl. Ifd. 'A' -'L l ' ' A ' . .' ' thi bet ' si , hcr sterling qu.lK7 v: ' . ' ' I' ' l - ntll s arm v K 1 - '-, h v V I- V L v V 1 -' ,van A Sh, ' . . - Ji A- A s 1 q J l ' l N ', 4 l N x , A f -' L, . --X 7 I :II 5 ,I D 3 s l J X P A m l I X ' l x l l l O ,. FlI0'l' TEP THILUUGII THE HAY WITH AN '. Il. . TEAUIIEH :Xt 8:15 .-X.Nl., the beginning of the school diy for the te.icher, Xliss liernice lJel.ini.irter Arrives, with her .irms lo.1ded with students' school p.ipers which she griidcd the night before or sometime dur- ing .ifter-school hours. 'lille first hour Nliss lJel.im.1rter nmlies expl.in.1ti0n .intl drills the students for the mastery of Sl10I'tll.lDdQ in the next cl.iss she teaches typing where experts .xre tixiinedg then she h.is conferences with boys .ind girls checking .ind directing their outside work .ind Activities, so p.1sses the morning. 'lihe noon hour .irrives .ind Miss lleliinmrter is seen e.1ting .tt the school c.1feteri.i. 'l-he .ifternoon hours follow .1 pattern similar to th.it of the morning. These footsteps .ind routine of Miss lJCl.lI11.lI'ICI', tt-.icher of commerce, represent .i typic.il day in the life of .ill the teachers of Shittuclt High who are glad to give their time to help the boys .ind girls h.1ve .i joyous school life while leiirning the happy w.iy to better living. Xa -.. X. I ' 'N 'x fi Q. 7-1-l These activities show the students' happy pathway throughout the year X 4. 'k . is QP, fa, These seniors in XVho's XY'ho are representatives of the ten departments of Shattuck High. These students are selected by the faculty for their eooperation, scholastic and leadership ahility. as well as active participation in all school events. VAT. JOHNS, The young man with a hornu also plays the piano .intl organ. MARY TOL' SIIiIfKliN loves to cook and is quite sltilletl in the art of sewing. ICIXSAR STURTZ, an expert in mathematics, lilies to figure on prohlems. GRACE RINGIZRING is proficient in secretarial work and is at home in any commerce department or office. R, 'S LINDIQN PRATT is handy with Ll buzz saw and lilies to make furniture for the home. l Val l1llUIX+.xTIlXIt' x K .Harry 1,1111 Si1'fL1.'ll+IlflHIl' EFOVIIIHITFS lfilgar SfHffZiiNTt1f!Jl'NIllfi!'.Y X il Cram' RiVIl2l'ff7I4Q4!PP7I7ll 1'r' ff' fs, I A I.I7Illl'lI l'raH+lmlnvlriul Arfs fd It ' 4' 4s.,,,A . WHO HAYDIQN KARN was chosen outstanding athlete of che year. His favorite sports include baseball, basketball and football. DARRELL RICHARDSON specializes in back stage Work and advertising. He is an excellent master of Cere- monies. JANE ROGERS has no difficulty completing equa- tions. She is adept in biology, too. MELVIN HIQLFINBIQIN plans to be a farmer, so agriculture is the apple of his eye. LOIS 'IQARLIQ HAMILTON likes allegories and Shakespeare, therefore English literature is her favorite class. 1.1m lzurli' Ilarrllllml--I-fzzglivfl .Heli nr llr'Ifi'r1fn'1n--'X'fmlfilmal A4qm'nlfu rv fum' Rngr'rx--Si'1i'r11'i' Darrell Ricf1anlwn14lBrarrialnw lliliifrn K1l1'll'fAflVlI'ff1'i K-A s, v 2 , . F r i ' te- 'Q' 'x ,. . ' Tl' r 1 1 Z' -ii, 11 .Q - as ff X-, Q . 2 :- I,-4f A 3 'x . ce -Q W J A S519 x fag, vfpfraf' M55 , 1 I S x I X 1 VOX TATURI N x lou us uinm ILILI x lgukgllltl W ElllC'l'0Illi x Mm of mu 4 Hu uunnplnshrnuuts m v 1smLusiL1l flllllll. LX fl A? 175 , -J' XIXJXN HL H1 Is this the policeman? .,f 5 X f 1 vs ' a .l 't'-vc, 'fS'f 'iS-my-Q ..-,-gm...-u f--ffl. V. fm . ,guilt-I W'cll, l'm at least glad to hear you mourn for Faith. Ii T ' T! fi . W'ho is this person and what is she doing here? 5 i i ! 5 5 s JU l0Il PLAY The juniors under the supervision of Miss Delamar- ter, presented The Orchid Limousine , a high- powered mystery in three acts by Wilbur Braun, March 19. The mystery began when Mr. and Mrs. Cuth- bert Fisher returned from their vacation and found their ward, Faith Lloyd, was not at the station to meet themg their home had been occupied during their absenceg their suitcases and jewels were stoleng the lights in the house were extinguished and a lavender- clad hand was seen clutching the air. Consternation reigned supreme. In fact, new developments occurred up unitl the very end of this baffling and clever play. But the final curtain found law and order restored mainly through the efforts of Cuthbert, whom his wife had always looked upon as a weakling. THE CAST Mrs. Felicia Fislier-juuurllrn MrNul7l1, who rulerl lbc roosl. Cuthbert Fisher-Hill Kalumfvr, bar u'vukr'r half. Faith Lloyd-Drlrzntv Iflvmiug, lbvir ynuzg ward. Malvina Meacham-Mm' Ruurb, who wriics rzowls. Kitty Burton--Durlrm' I.uugfJ0f4'r, a young flapjwr. Gaby De Fleur-P1'KX,v Wfallvu, u 1:f!'71l'lJ maid. Grace Graves-Cflilirnlb I.ambr'rI, shy and ilvmunz Flora Stater-Burfmm Riffvl, u sob xixlfr. Perry Ames-Arr' Waril, zrlm utlnzirzislrrs gas. Titus Teirs-B011 Huilxvll, who Jrirrs Ibn orrbiil limousine. john Doe-Lrvlrr Regan, il rirfim of t'fVl'147?1SfdII!'!'. Brian W'alton-Drlrmzr Calflzwfll, fwlifr insprvlnr. 1 2' ik: A - - 'Tm 3ll fight- I WNW W 2-YC! UP-H Ze great hero, Monsieur Cuthbert Fisher. ' .I 'Ellllli PLM The senior play' Ciili xx as a hi nge success with the inalority of the class taking an active part in it. The play, a comedy in three acts, portrayed the dull life of a wealthy sniall-toxvn ha nlier's neice who fell in love with ii flashy city swindler that really cared only for'he1l uncle's money 1 laughs came thick and fast as ward boy friend hroke up one robberies in the town's history, in the hankj. The the heroine's back- of the lviggeSt bank while her aristocratic aunt heralecl the x'illian's exrgirl friend. The play was presented iintler the direction of Miss I.illian Sleninier. 'I'I IIC CAST Ciay Nlarsli.illf,H11r1fi11 I,1111111x, .111 .111 11 null -H111111' Xliss lltlly Xlarsliall-I111i I.11l1 Il.11 liohhy l'llis-H.1x.f1'11 K.1r11, .1 Iwi uf 11111tff1'1'i 11.l1111' .Xnneue liurns--Cf111'f11 lf.1,q1111, 11 qzrf 11 11111lf11'1i 1f1i111ii Dick Roysler--131111 I111Li1111 Friends of Gay Millie-V1'l1l11 Iflirlfrff l lsiefI11111' Rng1'1'i Iwl -lean-Virgi rilii D i'.i I Hil Carolyn-C :'.1i 1' R111,q1 r'1rr q Der Students Directors-.Hari I1111 Slilkri .iines X'Y'.irren-V.1l fnfmi. CQ,1i'i YIIIH Ioe-fl.1111f111 I' 1'.11l111' 3111111414 glrf, jr! 111ll1111, fm ij1111il1'1' dllllf 11,11.111'1' ff111f11'f111' 11111'l1' 111111 1111111 .wrli ffmu dllil f111111 11111.11 ,qlrli 11113 1111.1 , 11111111 nj 11 111.11li1'11 1'11fl tlief'fil11111111' H111 l-Wrfim ll1'ff1'11f11'111 ry-l'.f!e.11 911111: 1 .1111 Muifxqi' Iirmli in, ,ls NX'liy Bobhy, what on earth happened? X L ii W vw. Q J ygjk-f--WI-ma-naw, 'N 4--M F00'l'BALL KING A ll UUEE Whxle the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart between halves of the Shattuck and Cordell football game Marilyn Lomax semor candndate was crowned queen wlth the tradltxonal football helmet and luss by Don Jackson captam L n--an--.., 'vu 'P' I BASKETBALL KI TG All! UUEE' A singular honor was conferred upon jane Rogers, queen of basketball, in that she was elected by popular vote of the members of the basketball team. The queen, wearing the Coronation robe, was crowned during the half-time by A. -I. Boudreau, cap- tain of the team. At the ceremony, Jane surrounded by her attendants. reigned with poise and grace. ,4' N A .-fs.. The students of Shattuck High School are busily engaged during the week taking an active interest in stud- ies and various extra-curricular activi- ties. The activities give the students pleasure, enjoyment and a sense of well-being. However, these same young people turn to their maker for spiritual guidance and inspiration seeking through Him deeper and rich- er experiences in these, our churches. ,Z CHURCHES These are the names of churches and ministers from left to right: FIRST METHODIST CHURCH John H. Lomax, Minisfvr FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lawrence Hnllum, Ministrr FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lewis M. Hancock, Minislvr' CHURCH OF GOD Merlin B. Kraft, Minisfvr ST. PAUL'S CONGREGATION AL CHURCH Elden D. Zuern, Minisfrr ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH Mark M:1sZkiewic7, Minislrr FIRST ENGLISH CHURCH OF GOD J. K. Helhling, Minister EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH O. K. Ringering, Minister SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH A. G. Streifling, Minisfvr ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH W. W. Bentrup, Minisfvr as f fran.. M V' e .tw ,.f ? ! 1 -Q.. d 0Ull LUNUIIRUIIM In order that the students of S.H.S. may have a well prepared nourishing lunch, Mrs. Ruth Ehrlich and Mrs. Hilda Kolander, the efficient cooks in the cafeteria, start to work at eight A.M. and by eleven- thirty A.M. a nutritious lunch consisting of fruit juice, meat, vegetables, salad, dessert, bread and butter, and milk is ready for the waiting line of 200 hungry students. Because of the accurate supervision and management of Mrs. Edna Yoder, the boys and girls of S.H.S. have these low priced, well balanced, attractive meals. The students of Shattuck High 'offer 11 vote of thanks and appreciation to these ladies and the ad- ministration who have made this facility such a pleasure and convenience, Mrs. lilzrlirlw ani! Mrs. Knlimflrr prvprxrirlg food' for dinner. :lurrm I,07Ijlb0'fl'V fmlifx ffm fmtilimz of fray Srraflrr. Slmlenls as lbry go lliruntqb llu' z'afch'ria lim: Hri. Yuilrr will Mary lam Slt'fLl'lI al raxbirrs fable. A 'group of sluilvulr rrzjnyiug lbeir mral. 'H-. I PQ5'-X ' 0 X 1 1 X215-L . - Yrgu. A wwf Nl f'l5Xl,,. A 3 ull dll mf: WMI Seniors leave their mark for those who follow. b Q' s w ' K u 'k','1L f f N SQ. ' , X? 4' Q 5 . mV ,Y?' 1 ' ' 1 . . 7 2543K fv lA 1w4v:'g35'q ' Q . + :Ja-v1 Wt Q., K - fp... !'XiJ.?X 'HJifb' 'inf' XB' , xx , 1 XA .t my V' js, lv ...E W QQ ' . x , - X X . TX - E N '4 .l ' S' . Mm' 2 f :Q ,'i'4'f 1 ,JN ml 7 rf' .f-4' K , , ' ' ? 2 f 5 5 5 gfxi' , ' Q f, i'Q X 5 . V+' , TT, tx vf: ff-N if ya- fy w-3 x.fJ:I 1, -.za ' ia lx, Chg X ?'fJ mm 1: KX! All f, L , O i . , J' , 'lg Z 5 i Mr. Farrell efficiently directing some of the Glee Club girls. 7 N A ff o K o t-c - Qs H-X ,r V W R Q f l-4' .. ,rm E Fai , A group of girls gathered around the piano for an in- formal sing with Gary Schwab, accompanist. GLEE CLUB The Slmttucli lligli School Ciirl's Cilee club is in its second year of organization. 'lihe group was 0Fg.lIli7CLl last year and the 1952 org.ini7.ition r.ited Superior, Division l, in its initi.tl uoinpetition-the llistriet Music lfestixxil .it Northwestern State College, Alva, Okl.1honi.i. The or- g.ll1i7.lIl0Il e.ime close to being selected .is the outstanding Cilee club in the class DD. The 1955 organization consists mostly of junior high school students who gave their first performance of the year .it the assembly band concert where they sang three .1 Capella numbers. The Club has put in many hours of prac- tice and have done their part in enter- taining and building good will. ROW l-Bonnie Cobb, Lyndcll Shephard, Veda Mae Fechner, Shirley Meier, Rosona Cobb, Carol Spomer, Lavonnc Walton, Sharon Akers, Janice Cully, Joan Hammock, La- Wana Gourley. ROW 2-Lenora Abbott, Sherrie Yarbrough, Jana Rae Arganbright, Carol Dixon, Karen Neihart, Mark Ann Hodgson, Glenda Richardson, La Nita Kolan- der, Dayna Larason, Sally Fiel, Mary Ann Winslow, Mr. Kenneth Farrell, director. lllllllillllillv 'l'IillliI'Il VII. 47 The ilwhespian 'liroupe No. 478 was atltlecl to the school program in 1947 to stimulate interest in dramatic arts and the study of the theater, Under the direction of Miss I.illian- Slemmer the Thespians have displayed their talents by taking active interest in assembly programs and annual class plays, and they have been given superior ratings in one-act plays, orations, radio and poetry interpretation every year since tht- troupe was organivetl. S'. H-Wklvli K-ll'I1. Val -lohns .intl Myron C.rtnich are busy putting the finishing touches on the stage scene as Melvin Hclfenbien and Virginia lleal have a frientlly chat . ...- Veltla lfhrlich is very serious as she gix es a speech at .i 'lihespian meeting directed by Miss Slemmer. RIMA' l: l.a NY'.in.i iiourley, l.yntlen Ualtley. Xiola Klein, Con Angell. Mamie Riley, llaytlen Rain. li.1i'hai'.i Clrouch. Rnu' 2: Mary Ann XY'inslosv, llonaltl Stout, lilaine Reynolds Run' 3: liranlrtie Yharra, Carolyn Iiroxvn, Mary lou Sieflten. Larry Yoder. ,lanice Cully Run' 4: Melvin llelfenbein, Peggy lit-I. Haskell Newman. Ycltla Ehrlich. Darrell Richartlson Mavron Crouch. Donna Rogers. Don XX'ynn. Virginia Deal. Run' 5: Larry Iairason. Madge Brosh. lfloytl lrcibcr. Dixie Manske, Charles W'artl.l'neserly lleming. l,L7I1klJCli50l1 Run' 6: Linden Pratt. Marilyn Lomax, Jane Rogers. Val johns, Lois Earle Hamilton. Cloeta lfagon. ,lo Ann Neihart 4 Q ,.l ,. 9? s. S on U.. - N ll0N0ll llClEl'l' 'lllw St.11u ll1gl1 Sclmul llmmur Society W,lx11l'g.1l1llCll 10 proxnotc .1 l1igl1 s1.1111l.1r1l uf Sul1c1l411'Sl1ip, to cnL'1m11r.1gc lc.11lcrsl1ip .1111l 11: NllIHLll.llL' finer, .Ill-LlTllLlI1Ll st111lc11tS. lt is uon1pusc1luf tl1c run por cent of tl1c Slmttuclx lligl1 Sclnml wlw l1.11'c 1l1u l1igl1cst scl1ol.1st1c .IVCTLIQC for the yc.1r. Nlcmlvcrs .lI'L' Q.QlYL'II .1 cc1'Lific.1tc of 111c111l1crsl1ip in the society LlI1Ll Ll lmulxlct cur1l:1in111g the cntirc roll of the lblilllllillilll llunnr Socicty for tl111t YCLIF. rf X1111 l1m111 mon ur 4. s C l111ck slonci, Nl.lI'Y ,N1111 Xxlll1NlKJXV, lion Smut, l,cn0r.1 Abbott. rx 1 1 0 gre X xljolms, lJcln1.1rCf.1l1lwull. ltxclyn lSr.1cc, Yirg1l jones, l..lw'.lD.l Gourlcy. THE LIBRARY CL H A l,1fmn'1i1r1i, Cora l.i'r' Rrril, liur'fu1r'u Cfmiirfr, IriX'i'na .Slil'iff'r'x uml lilac l,lbl'IlI'y Club WHS 0I'gCll1llCQl H1 l9S0 intl IS COITI- Pfryllii Rn'fiurilim1 gf: alum! ffirn' rnnlim' ilnlfiw for flu- xlinlwyli, posed of students who are interested in Library Science, in helping their classmates with research and in the selec- tion of books for outside reading. This year Madge Brosh, head student librarian, and her assistants have catalogued 160 new books and renum- bered 300 fiction and nonfiction volumes, of course, using the famed Dewey Decimal System The outstanding event of the year was the annual Christmas Banquet at Reba's Cafe. ff si Deland I lz'ming, Mara Lon Sivfkwl, aulslanl brad lifvrarmn and Huifgr' Brmfr, fiend lifrrarmn, fvrrfvarr' lirmfcs for Hn' sfirlirr. ROW' I: firace Ringering, luis liarle llamillon, Iiila Schibbelhute. ROW' 2: Barbara Riflel, Delores llennng, lfva Mae Cioonfield, l,enur.i Abbott, Barbara Crouch, LaNX'ana Ciourley, lflaine Reynolds. ROW 3: Sherrie Yarbrough, Glenda Ciarnagey, Phyllis Richardson, Anna Sclioenhals, AIO Yena Sidders, ,Io Ann laxnghofer, Bonnie Cobb, Cora I,ea Reed, Mrs. I,ina Niclmlson, ROW' -4: Clara lfave Siefken, I'ix'elvn lirace, Ruth Appel, Madge Brush, Mary l.ou Siefken. Mary Ann Winslow, Peggy Ann Vfallcn. Virginia Deal. TW i i r - r .yi PN I -nr 0, I4 ' IllllW:.: lun.. 1? xxx Tl' ,yi 1 J THE FET RE llllllllllilllllll 0F AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion to help its members become better homemakers and enable them to be better citizens of community, nation W ii ffnan nu i 1 'H 4171 l and world. To belong to l7.H.A. a girl must be enrolled residing ur a Nlllfllg in home economies or have had one or more years of it. The organization is sponsored by Miss Tommie Cheadle, the home economics teacher. The club takes an active part in sub-district, district and SILIIC rallies. The chapter's out- standing work this year was their International Clothing Drive and help to a needy family during National F.H.A. week. The chapter has done much to further good will and friendliness in the community. Peggy Fiel Nfary Lou Sicfken jeanellcn McNabb Marilyn Lomax OI-'VICIQRS l'ri'xiili'r1l l'l1'i'Al'l'i'xirli'lll Si'r'n'tur5 uml Triusllrvr ffurriwfimlifirlg Si'r'rr'lury Mae Roach l'urllurui-rzlurmu Beverly Fleming lllxluriau Barbara Riffel Rwjmrler M155 Cbemllr aml Mary Lou Sivfken un- iliwrralnrg lin' Cflwrfilniua Mary Ann Vfinslow Pianixt tree while Madge Bmrh, Peggy Fi:-I, Barium Cmnrh am! Belly lam' Mrs, Cully and Mr, Lonmx C1-,,f, 4y1,,ff,,,,, Rollim wrap fiffx lo lu' ten! nzersfar. Miss Tommie Chmdlc Slmmm. ROW l: Lavonne W'alton, jo Ann Longhofer, Helen Ficl. ROW 21- Mary Fritzler, julene Herber, Elaine Boudreau, Margaret Coffman, Mamie Riley, Yelda Ehrlich, -lo Ann Neihart. ROW 3: Carolyn Brown, Evelyn Hagen, Betty jane Rollins, Barbara Crouch, Clairuth Iaimbcrt, Donna Crouch, Glenda Martina, ROW 4: Eva Ann Schoenhals, Sharon Akers, Darlene Ionghofer, Iilaine Reynolds, klanice Cully, I,aXVana Ciourley, Peggy XY'allen, Kay Dawn Grant. ROW 5: Alvera Sehoenhals, Madge Brosh, Eleanor Hammock, -lane Rogers, Donna Rogers, Iiula Sehibbelhute, Dixie Manske. ROW 6: Darlene Kelln, Rosona Cobb, Sherrie Yarbrough, Phyllis Richardson, Clara Faye Siefken, Karen Neihart, ,loYena Sitlders, Carol SPO , . . ' . , V mer, Carol Dixon, Shirley Meier, Miss Cheadle. Cobb, Barbara Riffel. ROW 7: Mae Roach, Mary Ann W'inslow, Marilyn Lomax, jeanellen McNabb, Peggy Fiel, Mary Lou Siefken, Beverly Fleming, Bonnie in A x , 'I 'vT' i. Q1 N115 Flf'l'Ellll FAIIMERS 0F lllllllllll The Shattuck l .l5.A. is a non-profit, non-political farm organization of voluntary memberships designed for the development of leadership, the building of more per- manent agriculture and the improvement of country life. This organization initiated seventeen grcenhands on their anntial day of fun and feed. They sprayed 3,500 head of cattle for farmers and ranchers in this areag also they dis- played their talents in three broadcasts on KSIXV. The boys won top honors at the livestock shows with their animals and took more than their share of top honors in judging contests this year. Nlelvin llelfenbein Clarence Bay Del iii. ir Caldwell lfdgar Sturw Harvey Hamilton Mr. NY'ill.ird Bratllex I'n'iidw1f -l'n'sit1m1l Sl'l'N'fl11'j 'I'rc'ai1m'r Rffmrlrr Sjmnirn Ifv '- A fIId7'l'!IC!' Bug, Mrlzirl Hff-f1'r1f11'ir1 and Harley Hamillrm rtamin mg a prize Ilillilillg slfrr. .4 t ,F -.Q . 'P' , - . - . - Y - A f-' A i Sy ' -QSLQSQ lf' 1. -- ' 5, A senil- . . .. X . 5 v . i -ff , Nc- j' ' 4.4 , .. ' 'A ..','- ii .lt ri I 1 , T W ' ,e's'f.l1- , , ' - 24 'zh-al-A , - '-i ,,.- v Crm Angell aml W'l1rm'r' fllhflillfl fwiflrig Ifzfir jligs. ROW' I: Darrell Rittvel. lleinard Null, lflovd ilirieher, Don Nlcfiollougli, C.lifl'oi'tl Richardson. lion XY'ynn, Cfon Angell, landen Pratt. Merlin Schoenhalx. ROW' 2: llonnie Clohh, Melvin Schilvhelhute, Alohn Bill Lomax, Bill Slierril, liilli' Vfilson, lion Shepherd, Allan Schulw, Iliek Bolster. ROW' 5: Xviliner johnson, C,liffol'tl Schick, llaxkell Starbuck, l,eo lihrlich, Don -lackson, XY. lf. Ciolih, Chuck jones, Ciara' Richard ROW' -4: Nlr. liradlev, spinisur, lidgar Srurtv, Delmar Caldwell, Clarence liav, Melvin llelfenhein, llarvey llaniilton, A. Boudreau. Bi Coolei. llv I YA' v 2? '5 3 . o i i tif.. 'N -no f Wi mf'i'r'i fi Inililirlf .xldlllxfl I Cuirullv l.amfn'rl, .Hwy Arm WHIVIAIUII aml Humli' l.i'i' Rllwy juni' di I ry f7n'fmn' lu fwnf Ilii' c'l1i'rr'n1!Q iiwfmvl, lil mu Klein. inf mu fi Qi 'f 'iv i i X 5 1 F' i ii J 1 J llll HYFTT ' 4 I me-1 I 1 l sr Tlic Pep Club inurnlwcrs, wlin spurt crimson and wliitc uniturms, piwmintc cntlnxsmsm .mil scliiinl spirit liar all .ltlilctic cvcnls. 'l'lii-ii llcccmnc fimnb.1ll goal posts. lllcsc peppers , of course, lcald student yells nt tlic pup rnllics .ind inrrmlucc pntriutic speakers .11 nlic pcp Jsscinlvlics. Nlarilyn liuimx l'l'i'slifi'f1l lilcnda xldflllltl Ylri'-l'r'ii1ifn1f lhrlcnc Ipiiglmfcr Si'i'r'i'li1vA3-il'riui14ri'r I,.i xx4.'lI'l.l Ciuurlcy lirfmrfrr Miss 'l'omnnc Cfliunllu Sjmmur 2 In Ann Nuxlmrr, Nxdinc XYVJIUYII, ,Imncllcn NlcY.1lvlv, .-Xlvur.i Sclmcnluls, Dunn.: C ruinli. Uulurus lla-ming. Yvlili Iflirliqli, X iul,i Irlif run' l'lc.innr ll.nnm0L'lQ, l'l.nnc Rcynulals, lictlx' C imlcx, Xlxc Rinull, Uixic Xhnslw. fur.: Rumi, llclcn Iii-l. klir .Xnn lixxiigliirlicli : Pcggy l'iul, Bonnie Cobb. Knrcn Ncilmrt. l.ix'4mnu Wflltmi, ,Line Rogers, lJonn.1 limi-igus. lS.irlw.1r.i Riffcl, Nl.irig.1rct C1ufl'in.in, ffvclvn 4111 mu: l'.v.i .'XliiiSul1ircnl1.ils. l.iXX ,nm Ciuurlcy, Cilcmli XIJFIIHCI, Nhrilyn l0ni.ix. l7.n'lunc Iimgliiili-i', l.iniu.' C nllx, Sli.n'imn :Xki-rs. Slfv mn: Bcvurlx llcming. -Nhmic Riley, Cllnirutli l.inilmi:rl, Mary' Ann Vfinslinx. , I M ,, 1 1 - .ff , f fm: P 1 ' , il , - ' 1 A v - F - Y J ' ' .Lg 4- 1 , N 1 ' 'A H i ' f .f Q .N ,A , . s A 1 f T7 450 ,- The S Club is made up of boys who have earned their S through participation in football, basket- ball and baseball. To earn the S the student must abide by the rules set up by the state association and the rules governing the loenl club. A member must play in, at least, once over one-half of the quarters Linden Pratt, Delmar Caldwell, Hayden Kam and Lou Boudreau enjoy hamburgers an Reba's Cafe, S, gk- M . 6 -. or innings of all games. The officers are Melvin Hel- Wg! 'Y . . . . 71 fenbein, presidentg Don jackson, vice-presidentq and If wx N ,, , Hayden Karn, secretary and treasurer. h f Hayden Kam, Melvin Helfenbein, Linden Pratt and Don jackson examine their new S Club jackets. Rau' lr Clarence Hay, Darrell Riffel, Roland Kam, jack Noblitt, Ernie Yarbrough Rau' 2: Linden Prau, Charles Vfard, Iiloyd Trciber, Haskell Harris, Bernard Null. Don XY-'ynn Run 3: Bob Hadsell, Delmar Caldwell, Hayden Kam. Don Jackson, Con Angell, A. J. Boudrcau, Mark Hodgson, Coach I' ,- s V Zak, x f iq +L., 1' T Wlll Wlllllll' The NVar Vfhoop, the student weelsly of Shattuck lligh, is publishetl every 'lihurstlay by the journalism elass antl sponsored by Miss Bernice llelamarter with Darrell Richardson as editor. The nine members of the staff eover sehool events and sports in Shattuck High. They are a member of the Oklahoma lnterseholastie Press Association. Sports Beverly Fleming lfeature Ftlitor 'Wanda Fechner News Reporter Henry Ernest Clubs Ruth Appel Nlalce-up and Cartoon Gene XY'orrell Printer Doris Longhofer Circulation Manager Dixie Manske News and Cartoons Larry Larason ROW ONE: Larry Larason, Gene Worrell, Ruth Appel, Doris Longhofer, Miss Bernice Delamarter, sponsor. ROW TWO: Darrell Richardson, Wanda Fechnex, Dixie Manske, Beverly Fleming, Henry Earnst. I .. is x L C? THE l llllill The annual staff has tried to give you a record of the 1952-S3 school year in this book-all the fun, work, play and associations that have gone to make up .1 good year. I.ois Earle Hamilton, Mary Lou Siefken, co-editors, and Val Johns, Hayden Karn, business managers, to- gether with Mrs. Lina Nicholson, sponsor, and the other members of the class, have worked hard to accomplish this. The staff hopes you enjoy reading this ' story in pictures as much as they have enjoyed preparing if for you. ROW ONE: Virginia Deal, Marilyn Lomax, Jo Ann Neihart, Mrs. Lina Nicholson, Wanda Fechner, Grace Ringering, Edgar Sturtz. ROW TWO: Eleanor Hammock, Lois Earle Hamilton, Val Johns, Mary Lou Siefken, Hay- den Karn, Jane Rogers. -nv f--1 qt fe A 'X li Q' l Mr. jones explaining how to operate the projector to interested Club members. Frankie Ybarrn, Gordon Elmore, Clifford Schick .md Virgil jones. Pll0JEC'l'l0 I 'P CLUB The purpose of the Projcctionisfs club is to pro- vide each tcaclicr with ll trained operator for the motion picture or film strip projectors. Each boy is carefully trained by Mr. jones, tlic club sponsor. Rnu' 1: Mr. jones, sponsor, Haskell Newman, l..1rry Yoder, jerry Recd, llcrnnrd Null, l..irry l,.1r.i-:on Rnu' 2: Floyd Trcibcr, Don Stout, Gordon lflmorc, Chuck jones, Virgil jones. lfrmnkic Ylmrrm, 'cf - n' X , -1- vs - W--f 1' ii GUN Riff o 4' Qigff' 1. N , 41.4 ' .4 X 3 Sports make an impression on the character ofa participant Off tackle slant play-Left half back carrying ball. He is directly be- hind No. 28. Bali is pitched from quarter back Angell fNo. 121 to right half back Karns to start an end sweep with full back KNO. 131 trailing for lateral pass. F001' Twenty-two eager and willing boys were on hand August 23 to begin their practice. They were again under the instruction of Coach Mark Hodgson. A quote from our coach: As long as we have eleven players on the field, we have a chance. Let's look into our 1952 football season. The squad consisted of seven seniors, five juniors, and nine sophomores. We made a good start by winning the first four games. Then we traveled to Woodward and they took the wind out of our sails. After that, things didn't look so good for us. We lost the next three games. In our next two games, we were victorious. One of them was our Homecoming game and we trampled Cordell 34-0. We were defeated in our last game. Thus our total was 6 wins and 4 loses. Mr. Nunnery had another good Jr. High team. This early training prepares them for high school football. And so goes the 1952 football season. Row 1: Melvin Helfenbein, Bernard Null, Don Wynn, Delmar Caldwell, Don jackson CCaptainJ, A. Boudreau, Hack Harris, Bill Kolander, jack Noblitt Row 2: Earnest Yarbrough, Darrell Riffel, Hack Newman, Con Angell, Linden Pratt, john King, W. E. Cobb. Gene Worrell Rau' 3: Roland Kam, Bill Borth, Floyd Treiber, Clarence Bay. Charles Ward. Hayden Karn A Q T .5184-lx . ie,21fe.1Ee13114. 1 ' v 4 le F X 1 1. 3 Iii r K e ' . BALL HIGH SCHOOL Sept. 12-Seiling . There Sept. 19-Beaver , There Sept. 26-Waynoka . , Here Oct. 4-Alva.. There Oct. 10-Woodward . There Oct. 17-Cherokee . Here Oct. 24-Fairview , Here Oct. 30-Mooreland , There Nov. 7-Cordell Here Nov. 14-Laverne There JR. HIGH We Pcrryton 0 Laverne . . ,, 0 Fairview 6 Woodward 6 Laverne .,,. 13 Buffalo 0 Beaver . . ,, 0 Woodward . .12 Buffalo . 12 They ff They 6 6 13 6 33 33 Quarter back sneak that didn't work. 13 Quick hand off to full back. Notice the nice trap block by left guard 6 Harris. 0 31 18 34 0 27 21 25 13 18 34 if .. .eff-. Rnu' I: Melvin Schibbclhutc, Don Shcperd, jerry Daniels, Raymond Richardson, Donnie Deal, Fred Rabe, Byron Birlflc, Ralph Green Norman Bay, Chuck jones Row 2: Billy Schultz, Tim Martinez, William Briant, Murvel Borth, john Bill Lomax, Kendall Richardson, Billy Wilson, Harry Walton, Wayne Boudrcau, Bennie Youck Rau' 3: Billy Sherrill, Cecil Beagles, Haskell Starbuck, Donnie Cobb. Dale Hamilton. Albert Laughlin. Ray Kearns, john Kirkpatrick Bobby -lones, Larry Wilson 6 ! Q v- ' A l e ez W 3-53 ss 45 45 75 A I Q gene , QQ , A ' af 5 T 22' 1, 4'-5 40 w'dft'fi No, 'W nf .'lrm'H grit off 41 lunzfi Jw! f1li'Y Delmar Calif- urll Xu. 95. llil KET Ten Indians tried to hold their own on the basketball court this season. liven though the beginning was not as good as expected and the victories few, the team showed .1 well rounded and balanced performance in each game. The team entered in two invitational tournaments QLLIVCFIIC and Fargol and the district tournament at Mooreland. Dec. Y-W.iynok.i Dec. 8-PANIC Aggies and Phillips U, Dec. llffiagc Dec. 16- -Jlarigier Dec. 18-I9-Zllgliargu Tourney Klan. Y-fliargo jan. 6-Woodward lan. X-9- l Uglaiverrie Tourney lan. llfl liggins jan, I5-Bishop jan. 16-Arnett Ian. 20--Sharon jan. 26-I liggins lan. 27-VC'oodw.ird jan, 50-Arnett Feb. 3-Fargo Feb. 6-Bishop Feb. IO-Gage Feb. Htl Tpen Lmtlrri Pnl!! No. 00 gels off u nivz' jump xlwt ut Une free' tbmu' pcb' 17-I'ml'licr A I H lim, for Sbdnmkh Feb. 19-20-21-District lourncy ROW' l: lion Iaekson, -lack Noblctt, Darrell Riffcl. Bill Briant, Bob Hatlsell, Hodgson. ROW' Z: Bill Kolander, Bernard Null, Delmar Caldwell, A. Boudreau, jerry ROW' 3: Linden Pratt, Hayden Karn, Ace XY'.ird, XY. E, Cobb, Floyd Treiber. l There Here Here There Here There Here Here There Here There I Icre Here There There There Here llaxltell Harrix, llasltcll Xewinan, Roland Karn, Mr. lieetl, Melvin llellienhein. 2 , T in 'sh 'Li I .it Q ' ' i . L li d , mx v M I P ' 'xx ' I ex 3 A 5 f i . 4 r f L7 - A I 1 . BALL The Shattuck klunior High basketball team had a very good season in 1952-53. The seventh and eighth grade teams made an excellent record of I4 wins and no losses. The freshman team won the Shattuck .Iunior High Invita- tional tournament. This is the second season that they have completed tournament play undefeated I ,' yu, x V , -..K J x ,,..-15-ff Tln' lmys uait for flu' allrnrfilrd frm' lfirou Nov -Bishop There Nov -Bishop Here Nov. -Largo There Nov -Arnett Here Dec. -Tanigier There Dec. -Arnett There Dec. -Vfaynoka There Jan. -Fargo Here jan. -Tangier Here jan. -XVaynoka Here Alan. -Laverne Here jan. -24-Tournament Here jan. -W'oodward Here Feb. -Tangier There Feb. -Largo There Feb. -Laverne Here Feb. -Follett There lieb. I2-I4-Buffalo Ciradc il ournament Feb, -VUoodward There Feb. 23-Waynoka Here March S-7-Mutual Grade Tournament Umfm, pm!!! NO. 00, KN, Off bi, i,,,,,,, 31,01 from flu' ffm- 11,7014 lim' ivlzife bring uxell rn1'1'rml lm Bal? Beam No. 44 of Arneii. ROW 1: W'illiani Briant, Ralph Green. Donnie Deal, lfred Rabe, Donnie Cobb. ROW 2: Billy XY'ilson, Haskell Starbuck. Cecil Beagles, jackie King, Chuck jones, Harry XY'alton, Kendall Richardson. ROW 3: Tim Marrinev, Marvin Klein, Billy Schultv. Murvel Borth, jerry Daniels, 'Iohn Bill Lomax, Billy Sherrill. ROW 4: Gary Iflmore. Max Ciourley. Delbert Schwab, Larry W'il5on, Yan Henson. Wayne Boudreau. Carroll Schoenhals, Norman Bay. Mr. Nunnery, coach. ROW 5: Kenneth Schoenhals, Lewis Helfenbein, Iohnnv Kirpatrick. Dale Hamilton. j. NV. Chastian. Sammi' Butler, Virgil Bogey. .QP-F U t- 41' S.Z QI 1-U x ' l , ' f' I ' ws, I iv 40 l YI? BA EBALL The crack of bats and the sound of play ball are heard. Baseball season is here again. The 1952 baseball team turned in .mother good record. They won the dis- trict and went to the finals of the regional play-offs. In che regionals they were defeated by Choctaw who won the state Championship. For the past four years Shattuck has been district champions. In 1951 they were regional champions. This has all been accomplished under the direction of Mark Hodgson, coach. New uniforms have been purchased for the team this year. Lettermen who are returning this year are Hayden Karn, Delmar Caldwell, A. QI. Boudreau, Bob I-Iadsell, Bill Kolander, Roland Karn and Floyd Treiber. ROW ONE: Cecil Beagles, John Bill Lomax, Fred Rabe, Floyd Treiber, Bob Hadsell, A. J. Boudreau, Jerry Reed, Bill Sherrill, Murvel Borth, Haskell Starbuck. ROW TWO: Has- kell Harris, Bernard Null, Bill Kolander, Delmar Caldwell, Charles Ward, Linden Pratt. ROW THREE: Hayden Karn, Ro- land Karn, Haskell Newman, Bill Borth, Bill Briant, Mark Hodgson, coach. JWN' PM f' S as 53, ' 5 : . fv- fmr - 2 V ,Q G f- if .. N .A . fs' f , Q. a . X ' is Y , ,read 1 a e K 55 'I Bw it ii N f Q G4 li, Q if , 1 ' s x hf L X-' N - A iw , We 1 lKf,.'f' A, N, Bl' i Limelight flew in all directions when the Grade School 'WB 5ftf fU WJ Bifli llH'lW ff1H'H'.Q H Wlffi Track team opened the 1952 season by taking part in the county meet held April 10, at Shattuck. Shattuck won the trophy by scoring 11222 points. High point winners were as follows: Chuck jones, broad iumpg Albert Laughlin, high pumpg Jerald Schoenhnls, shotg Norman Bay, hest all' round boyg Albert Laughlin, Bill Sherrill, Bill Xvilson and Donnie Deal, relay team. -- -r..v ,LK ,-, g '.f, Q K . x 'X ,ff of ff? fav? ' A ,4-Q-3' ...f 4- 4 . Iwmlif S4'fm1'uf1nli rxfvifviflrzlq fm fl!7'0ll'IllIlQ tllllllfvj Iliff? 11 ifml-lml. ROW l: Bill Vfilson, Norman Bay, Ann.1 Schoenlmls. Donnie Dail, ,Iemld Sehoenhnls, Chuck Jones, Billy Sherrill. ROW' 2: Lewis Hclfenbcin, K.1ren lfhrlieh, Glentla Riehnrtlxon, Donna Johnxton, Betty llownrtl, Kenneth Schoenlmlx. ROW' 3: lirankie Stevens, Rnmnnn Briant, N1.iry K.ttherinc Schwmh, N1.irg.iret jones, Scott Johnston. Kenneth Starnex. Kenneth Sitltlers. Mark Schultz. -HT., .. ...A Tir: -if AAL lllllllllll ED UATIO Shattuck is among the many schools who have seen the need to promote better drivingfand for the past four years Shattuck'sDriving Education team under the instruction of Mr. Ralph Thain, has won the SEQIIC championship as well as being awarded a three- foot bronze trophy hy the Oklahoma Safety council. These four' teams have varticiuated in district, l l regional, state and other local contests carrying off high honors. Shattuck's Drivers Education class has done their part in lowering the accident and death rate in Oklahoma. FIRST TEAM--1949: Dan E. Duggan, Wilba Treiber. SECOND TEAM-1950: Coeta Eagon, Janet Schultz, David Martinez, Harold Starbuck. THIRD TEAM-1951: Grant Walton, Charles Schwopc, Peggy Wallen. FOURTH TEAM-1952: Mr. Thain, La Wana Gourley, Harvey Hamilton. X ' A .fa- w N S 0F PEIISUNALITIES klanicc Cully nukes 1 pre x playing Betty Grable. Wfhnt a Qlmxncf Nhrxlvn lom on the road to sucetss Hung- -- , ' Uv! They didn't want their ages known but Nnolm lxlem rs two Ruth Appel is three Nlyron Crouch IS four and Wxlmcr johnson just turned fxwe last week Oh, dear! groans Linden Pratt Gerald Schoenhals and Allen Schultz, on to the Q., hug? 5 . 5? 2 I P4 1-D' The Senior Quartctle uses Burma Shave. They are Clarence Bay. Con Angell, Hayden Karn and Melvin Helfenbein. All you haxe xo do is whistle, says Bill Kolander and Clarence ay, while big brother Bob Hndsell looks on. .. I 4' E , -.. 'F 1 1 Yfmi. ' No: bad, Don jackson! Coeta Eagon and icc cream, too. 9 f ' ix' l Q 5' 1 I. ---ff T i-1 T rl? ' if ,L 'fs 9-Pb .- 'J 'Hamill Hail! the Ciang's .ill here. falmost, that isj i . 3 n Refugees from lower Slobovia. are the S Club boys. Dec Clark, do you come with that Lincoln? asks everyone .it S.H.S. n391Pei,,, , 4 x Ax., Jun, 5 -Q X . x .. E Q s .. 4 -. Harriett and Harry Kelln are having a contest. ,lanicc and Kenny Farrell love Chriitmas. .swf Sandy Stuart and her friends. Happy birthday, Sandy! Kenneth Stnrncc and his calf. Little Tubby, make a nice pair. ms ,L ,,., isp a-47 F, -lim Kclln and his birthday present, Squcel-ty Linda and Ann Gordon like the outdoors. 0 .la .rf 'Pu, S, ..-' ,ff s ' V.. S W . 0 ' Q ',-I , s qui Mx . ff .fx Tl , f' . . f ,A 1 . - f. These youngsters follow in the footsteps of their leaders. 1' s f -- TSW 1, ' ' X 'u 4 J ,- A V10 wg, r 4 - in .ff u V-IV? Vu - -.1 7 7 MARVIN BELL ARTHUR HOLT CAROL JENKINS HARRIETT KELLN MELBA DOCTOR DOUGLAS SCHOENHALS Y '-'-7 4 . . u ,L , 1- ,IU . 4 0 , 5 , f' - T. vw. T-vu O ' J I A I I I W 14I!'I,..,J'1, ',-D Q ff,M:WH.ff13?, 1. . 'J' I' ' I'-1 cg J I. ,.v f 'K , ., fm, A E , 1 in 'an 1 , ui' TXT' A . if I1 A s ' ' MERYL STEVEN ABBOTT McNABE ROGER JIMMIE UNDERWOOD KLINE LYNN VICKI WEITZ JACKSON JOHN MIKE STUART Ill WILLARD DELLA KAY TIMOTHY KRAFT KRAFT KAY TOMMY THOMPSON BRUCE f I. J Ji Q Q. - ' 4 A 1, . f '- I ,- 1 QI K . I .R af A - -J I f if 17 at R 1 '-Q ' rw, X. ,z A -,, T! -9 X? ,- 4? K N9 , NE- FIIII1' IIIMIIE CAROLYN SIMMONS KENNY FARRELL LYNN RUFFIN DEANNA WIMMER DIANA WUNSCH SHARON SCHOLLENBARGER REX BOUDREAU ANN GORDON BOBBY WEIBERT DWIGHT KELLN ' Q I 5- , I I -4- fs f Affflg 'vm Ixl' A 0-,. . .QI f 1- QA uh Aw 5 KATHLYN WITSCHI JOY KAY EARNST ERELENE GILSON LINDA YBARRA JERRY BOLSTER MYRON APPEL I . -0 9. ' 4 ' J 'MA I rf . . 1 Av 9 .T U., I . ix. jfxp ,tx . ,V -2 . ' I - I I 4 I I I ,. fmf, 4 X9 ' N 'N tl . I A-tying, 'I Vx 1:17 M' Y' V STA Mimxumxxx.. . -0 49 I. 9 N LJ 1. . .kal.L....f I 3' 5 .6 v , I , 7' J SANDRA GEORGY STUART MANN CARLENE MARY JEAN POLSLEY LARASON DONNA HAROLD BOZARTH IMKE, JR. CAROL JIMMIE HERBER KOCH BETTY JEAN JIM MANN VALLASTER, JR. LOVELLA BETTY LOU HAGEN APPEL A N 1130! x.. ,19 KLNNLTH I-LNIMORE LURA TEIDING SAMMY SIDDLRS FRLDDIE TRILIBLR BOBBY KEMP 4r ' V -f' 4' dv- GLSSILLEA OBLANDILR CAROLYN KIRKPATRICK JAMES HANCOCK JANICE APPEL LOUISE COOLEY slf' Y flak RAN DLL HODGSOIN c ALVIN JONES LRMA JEAN RLGAN NONA MARIE STLADMAIN V' Q 'al -o-:vu I 'Wu K an :Q -11 fin T 9 .1 SPIUNH IHIHP NANCY WALTON SHIRLLY SCHOLNHAL5 KENNETH JOHN JOE BROSH MARK MORGAN RAMONA D01 TOR WANDA CROUC H JERALD BOGEY ar 9 TOMAI LNL MURLEY LARRY AKLRS RODNLY C ROUC H WANDA C ARNAGEY yr' I 1 1 'J MYRA BECK MARILYN KIRKPATRICK JANICE WEIDNER EVERETT COONHELD REVITA HOWARD -is W1 X. ? Qi JAMES xfu N PAULA BAKLR SANDRA WALTON LARRY BENDER JACKIE BRUCE J, .'- - ' ' nf. ' ' wg - N on A Q ' ' ' , ' ' 3 . ' .K 5-Q .V 1 ' -'fi 3 ' -ry Q'--. ly A' ' I A A F-f' ,Af X , I A X S 1, - J X ' .Amr I .,V, 1: If b 5 . ' , 2. ' I I ? ' ' ' . - ,A .............. ..' 75 T 1 f A J 1 f f' 1 J- Q avi' , 1. 'ig.111:1111'.:11'.::21' .... 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X 'A f ?i .,,A,:,f:fI--' EFQEM 'inf' ' V n 'QQ 4. 5 ' 9 4 W1 ' . ., . - 'i - A 'Vs' 'af' g - ' ' ' '. ' '-I in , 'My' 1 I ' . .sa '-. s. 3. X . . ' lx Q Mn' Y o s .I 5 tc. vi. P ' t These children are preparing to step into the shoes of leadership. I I' .- A - - -I .-5,-J 'ws ' - 4 . - -. lv 4, 4 ' ,, A I ' A 'f -'B .WA Q L S J- I 'Q ml 1 I .x'fQ.dll ' , ' ' I I' 'Sli -. -I. V' . f . . S I ef' I - ' - 4-' 1 f- lk i Q 45 ' X 0 6 ' , . I .f 1 SQ. 0 ' ij ' I7 , 9, ,, - 7 4 f k ' 5 n V H -- I , A , f I , 4 I . L 1 ' ka ,, 1 , ll f 1 an K L.: I. S . S ' -N I , A ' .,, N . , , ' bf- ,. y I ., , I I K XX P . Y I ' ll Y LQ 1 is , L . 4 Y- 'B ' - V - A 4 ' Q- 1 1 .h A L L! 1- f. ,L I Q nv- :AI . 4 ,h , . L, ' I ' . ' ' - I . s ' I A -. , L 5 r Q I v I Yi A A 'Al . . N , - - , 'XI -Tw B , L A Iss II Vx. h 4 .L .- 4' .. 4 v. ,, .. , ' Y ' v-V . ,, a- V I I I h ' , 1 I A f . ' X , ' ' . , - ul wt A V' if - K' ' 4 ! ' I ,. K f X NQQ ' O ' . 1 -E, 'f' ' I, 6, I I 9. 7 'gf' L . 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RUSSEL HEIN HERBER MEIER RIGSBY WALTON HANSHU HAMILTON CZOFFMAN MANN RONNIE MARY KAREN TOMMY ALVIN JEANETTE NOLAN JIMMY BARBARA GREEN TRISLER THORNBURG CLARK MITCHELL WILLARD RICHARDSUN SCI-IWAB JQNES KENNETH NANCY JANNIFER JANICE MARY MARILYN PAMELA TOMMY DOUGLAS ABBOTT COBB SCHICK EHRLICH SCHWAB HERBER AKERS MURLIQY DANIELS SHARON KAREN JUDY DAVID CAROL BARRETT MIKE IIANICE KAY MONTY LONGHOFER EHRLICH GLENN KIRKIIATRICK AIJPEL GILSON BUTLER FARRELI, BUTTS ELDIN ERANKIE MARGARET MARGARET ROMONA BENNY BETTY JEAN JOHN EHRLICH STEVENS JONES KUHLMAN BRIANT GARD SCHOLLENBARGER HANCOCK 1' fu.. p, p-. tal 'lu -.J 9- 15 A-Q, C I1 ,- ,,x 'ann 0-L Q -v 4 JERALD KUHLMAN JERRY G1LsoN LARRY HEIN RONNIE KOCH DOUGLAS ALLEN SCHOENHALS DUANE BENDER WALLACE BRUMLEY BOBBY -IACKSON JIMMY BROWN CHARLES CROUCH TEDDY REISIG BOYD BECK ROY LEE BRUCE MARVIN STURTZ DELLA BRUMLEY DOUGLAS LAUGHLIN FIFTII GRADE HENRY TIEDING DARLENE HAGEN THOMAS KENNEY COLMER McCOLLOUGH WILLA DEAN BITTMAN LINDA LOU MEIER SCOTT JOHNSTON KENNETH DEEN STARNES DAVID THAIN FIDELIS DOCTOR TOMMY STARBUCK DOUGLAS KEFFER TWYLA KEITHLEY LINDA GORDON DON HOWARD 'Y A HOWARD SHAPLEY ELIZABETH TREIBER JAMES DEAN VINITA BOLSTER SANDRA KLINE MARY ALICE LAVERTY pn A I at S A ' ' 1 ' 32, .. - H N I ' ' - , ' Q X - , . 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N Jw y ku, ,lm I .4 I 'I ' -- . - ' Q' 1 my ', Y as nts 5 A lnlx X I IOELLA TAYLOR HASKELL STURTZ WAYNE LONGHOFER ALBERT TAYLOR ARTA LEE SCHOENHALS MARK SCHULTZ LOLA FAE MILLER JOAQUINA SCHULTZ BEVERLY JONES BRENDA Jo JOHN 4,9 'vnu JUDY RIFFEL ROY SIDDERS ROBERT KING NELSON EHRLICH was rg 41 IITH GRADE JERRY FIELDS ANNEVA SCHOENI-IALS VONALEE SCI-IICK LA NELL BECK -OJ: fb Us A X n 15: CAROL ANN KELLN FRANKLIN GILSON JAMES TANGNEY EDWARD STARBUCK 'in MARY Jo ANGELIJ BOBBIE FIEL LINDA BEAVER JUDITH LITTAU SANDRA BOBBY DeANN RoNN1E JUNITA KOCH FISRIN MOSER GRANT SCHWAB v A P 'vs ,an 41. JERRY BROWN CAROL LOUISE SCHULTZ GARY KOLANDER TOMMY NIEMEIER DORIS RIGSBY I I A Qi Future seniors are guided by footprints left by alumni. 'N-'fn V- if- ' FU ,--. f 4-11 I 4. ' in A fg, f 1 ' , 1 A 4 if ' A Lfzsrwi ,E ' I -I I ' V C 4 V-A ' ' - ., . 'f, I x .. 1 I .... ,Q L- X U Vx .I 2QZA.? 3 U - 40' 0 . ffg T'- ' ' ff sl. ' if I , , Q , , ' ' rg 4' .. ' -..-r 0' f p wr - - 'V 'f .'. 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BILLY SIDDERS YAUCK MEIER RICHARDSON SCHULTZ WILLAIAM DQJNALD CLAYTON SHERRIE LARRY BRIANT KRAFT DUNNIHOO YARBROUGH EISRIN PHYLLIS LEE EUGENE JULENE MARY RICHARDSON BOLSTER HAGEN HERBER ERITZLER JERRY DONNIE CLARA MARVIN NORMAN DANIELS DEAL SIEFKEN RLINE BAY JERRY BARBARA DARVIN AUSTIN RALPH BULLER BRIDGEMAN APPEL CARNAGEY GREEN TIM MARTINEZ r-C' lx 9 J , , fx ' , s'L: 9.411 ' M 'V l 2 -gb mx N375 , . I '--,-- L 'I I- X! I s X MSE- 1 A I vii !c' 1', ' I J' 1- 'S 1 . ,' Ji V. r 1 j l 1-1 U? VIN 'ff' Tj V - ., 'ev' X .l' .Z f A35 l Yllkn I ov- X I I X 'Az lf? f 4.x I 4 vi 5: 1 1 -. ,N ' I A 2- ' F ' 7 . ,I ' ' ' 1 E 1,2 fi --1 0 ' 1' K . ' ' f xx 4 1 ' 1 X' ' I X: , :L . 4- ' . '- Y DON JERALD JOHN BILL HASKELL MARY ANN HELEN DONNA SHEPHERD SCHOENHALS LOMAX STARBUCK WINSLOW EIEL ROGERS BILL JANICB J. C. DARLENE FRED EVA ANNE JACKIE SHERRILL CULLY SWENN KELLN RABE SCHOENHALS KING DON ALVERA EVELYN MARIE BILLY LYNN JOAN MELVIN BONNIE STOUT SCHOENHALS HAGEN WILSON LONGHOEER SCHIBBELHUTE GLEE COBB HARRY CECIL MURVEL DONNIE LEO L- RAMON GARY WAYNE WALTON BEAGLES BORTH COBB EHRLICH RICHARDSON SCHWAB ALBERT CHUCK ALLEN D. SHARON CORA LEA MERLIN LAUGHLIN JONES SCHULTZ ARERS REED SCHOENHALS - ,X B X. .a 4' if? ? 'ar 2 ,vii K . ,I ., I A .QQW M jc as als f. '1 iT ,-5 at wr x .8 ,Wx FLOYD TREIBER BETTY ROLLINS LENORA ABBOTT ROLAND KARN HASKELL NEWMAN L 41' F1 Tig! A A '7' Y 1 i -rf' X K ,Q 41-' 467 -'Q' 'Q' . I -wr-- '19 E A .0-'LI ...- Q ,M V Q ' A 5 , MARGARET COFFMAN DON McCOLLOUGH BERNARD NULL BILLY BORTH LaWANA GOURLEY 7 , .5 C BILLY COOLEY ROSALIE BULLER BARBARA CROUCH BETTY COOLEY CLAUDIS KRAFT 5 s rw g S-.ar . C - 0PHOMORE CLIFFORD SCHICK FRANK YBARRA LA VERNA SCHIBBELHUTE DIXIE MANSKE PEGGY FIEL 35? KAY DAWN GRANT CAROLYN BROWN HASKELL HARRIS JERRY REED BEVERLY FLEMING 3 .-',! DICKIE BOLSTER LYNDEN OAKLEY ELAINE REYNOLDS LILLIE COONFIELD GORDON ELMORE LARRY YODER ERNIE YARBROUGH RUEBEN TAYLOR DARRELL RIFFEI. CLIFFORD RICHARDSON fno picture , 2 U ,Pi , ,xi H, xh ! I v- f,, b. as ,,.,.-.A law- my 4-9 Q a -VY X fh- 'Ts' 3 ? ' 4' Q -1 -O' , tx' 1 X 3 Z la ff' 'T 1 ' 'T' , !i' ',5'5 rl J- J L: Q i , v, C , , Ii -8 -, , . hu Q x-, ' 7 ' 71 . 'X V I I 'Y f f .I A In '- A '- - ' 'ac' I 'U 'W I Q I IU 1011 OHN BEULAH LING WALTON EEIJSQELL 155:55 JEANELLEN GARY MCNABB RICHARD BOB MAE GLENDA EVELYN DONNA DELoREs HADSELL ROACH MARTINEZ BRACE CROUCH KOCH W. E. DELOREs LARRY GARY LA VETA EVA MAE COBB ELEMING LARASON BRIANT EHRLICH COONFIELD GENE A. J. LOU PEGGY ANN DARLENE CHARLES BILL WORRELL BOUDREAU WALLEN LONGHOEER WARD ROLANDER JACK BARBARA CLAIRUTH HARVEY NADINE LESTER VIRGIL NOBLITT RIFFEL LAMBERT HAMILTON WALTON REGAN JONES H ' nl- ff Ia- fb dx A These seniors view the years before them with purpose, courage and faith. 1 - 'U r- 'Y- '2' n I 75, DON RAY WYNN LLARENCE BAY IPX I I X Ig II--IlIv,1II4: I5,1wkclIuII I--IIIIIIII -I. I'maxIwlIxxII Ig I I,-X I -I1 N Q IUII MI I Q I --. I1IcI'rcxnIL'lxl -I f YK JANE ROGERS VELDA EHRLICH I9.mII I I 3 I. IIIKIIII Xhjorcllc I.II..X. Ifl-5-MIL C,ur'l'wpu11nIlxxg I 43 l.I I. 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LEE RICHARDSON lil-purlux' 41 I,I ..'X. l-I-31 Wfu' XX'lump Ff-lg XY'.1r X'Y'lw0p Fllimr 4: luloicctiorwxsl flulv 2-W: ll-l1CSPl.H1 1-Z4-4 RUTH APPEL l .l l..-X, I: l,1lnr.1ry Club 344: Rcpnrtcr -4: Wfxr XY'l1oop 2--45 Pep Club I-W MADGE BROSH JO ANN STARBUCK lm 7 44 l.ll,.'X. l-2-33 I,ll7l'LlI V I-2-32 nur l Illvrlr Pep Club l-2 WILMER JOHNSON EDGAR STURTZ lil:-ft l-243-4 l.l.X. l-2-3 43 lAx'c.1xurcr -ll l'x'ujul1unm C'lulx VIOLA KLEIN COETA EAGON lzl'l.fX. 1-24.43 PCP Club 1.2, l.ll.,-X. l-I 1-41 NY'.1rXY'lump 21 3,45 Iljbmry Club 1: 'flwgpilm Pup Cllulw l-I-3--lg lnluxlry Club 1.2.5.4 1-33 'l'lxcsp1.1n l-I-Y--lg Clqsx Rupurlcr ig 51.110 llrlvurs 'l'c.1m Ig Scnlor l'l.my 'Q I is CON ANGELL VAL JOHNS VootlmllI-3--4gP:.1skctb.1llZ-3--lg Pmnll l-IJ--l1'l'l1cspi,1n l-2-X-4: S-Clulw 2-3--lg l'.l'..'X. l-IJ--lg l'r-cmlcm 41 NYM' NY'l1nop 2: 'l'l'xcspl.1n 2-3-43 ,lunior Play luniur Pl.1yg Svnim' Pl.ly'1 Honor ' SOClClYQ :Xnnunl lluslncss Nlanngcr MF.. -3 ELEANOR MAE HAMMOCK MARY LOU SIEFKEN ig, F,lfl,A, 1.34.45 mcg Club 31 llll.,-X. 1V:f1.41I',1rlinmcnmmn Pep Club 4 2: Sec.-hllrcns. 35 Yicc President I ' 4: Pep Club 2-31 Tlxespmn 2-3--l1l.il1r.1ry'Clul1 2-3-41 Yicc President 2: 'l'rc.1surer 3: Asst. llfnd I.ihr.1ri.1n 45 Annual Co- lilllKOl 1 Honor Society l-2-3-4 nn, K! M95 127' if G 6-,Q-.a.4A , J.. iii! f' 0. Z . ' f: -Q,L 1.l' I A fi Y V ' - i i 1 N J V J .5-x.....sXKA , - A ' Q ' f v T ni L i A, N A ' ' n . . 5 1 X CL ' ' : M A' K' ' School days, sehool days, dear old golden rule days, l yzlwns pretty senior, Coetn Iiagon :ls she rises and thinks of A f ' X ' n day at Shattuck High. l i Wfhen reared in ri famil' of ei vht, there is nlwnvs 21 5 ls . rush as the various members of the family prepare for the - . da ', but nevertheless Coeta nlwa 's mann 'es to arrive smil- A, 1 u i 5 is :A- .f45': 1 ml. : ing and ml time .... On to class. Better living through A inane ' 55 -A x - . . . 55:g,3333j4-:.-'- as - -M chemistr ', n motto worn thin bv time and ho eful ....,.. f ,L 5. 5 - P :::!: 11:::1' :zz G' Q . jgggzziizzggggn 1 Q A chemistry students. 3 E 5... Time out for lunch! An apple ii day keeps the doe- ffifflq f 5w.4 1 tor nwnyf' but it's more than apples Coeta gets at the cafe- ihn- -1 1E::: -iiilx 5-j':.j-f-:Z 'N . . P ' terin ns she munches her meal with n group of hungry -111211-gr-1g3112ZE5Z 'gg . , classmates. 4- ' -- -11-s 9 3 - . 2 ,,-' , . , , 'i':f:'-wigs' School s out and the aetivitv of the dn settles down .. 1 - -' ff-'tix' ff ' y i Y 'N N as Coetn meets her friends nt Ken's Drug. 2: : 'xziiaaszemu 11 ,. 8 l L Y. I 'I P ,f-' 44. Businesses that who leave their mark of quality SKAGGS 5 -951.00 Your Self Serz-ice Variety Store RLVIH LY XIIQIXIN SKA MODEL CLEANERS PRESSING HATTERS FULT0 AND wmsm x ' 'A ZENITH RADIOS NORGE PRODUCTS GLIDDEN PAINTS DETROIT jEWELL RANGES MOORE HEATERS M. M. KARN Real Esfafe - IIlSIl7'Il1lCCE Surety Bonds - Loans J. B. WILLIAMS 5 - 51.00 Store of Ten Thousand Items We feature school supplies NIO' TURB FLORAL CO Flowers for all occasions Designing our specialty 'A I Ax SIIATTUCK COURTS One blork east of the Hospital h I 1-sob il' ' ,, , CHANIPLIN SERVICE STATION NO. 2 CHAMPLIN GAS 8: OIL IiII.I SCIINY.-XI5. XTAILIKCI' REX GARD Your Ic'u'e1er Shar: k lh N 28 9-R In You nm alzunys do beffer at RATLIFFS PANHANDLE SALES C0. You are always welcome STOUT GROCERY C LLE. BUTLER We sell JOHN DEERE farm equipment, the stan- dard of the world. GMC TRUCKS An implement for every farm need w ,f ' v 1 SHATTUCK AUTO SUPPLY Quality Automotive Supplies RAl.I'H SCT TOl.l,l'1NBARCQTfR CITY BEAUTY SHOP We sperilize in advance hair styling and hair cutting ,ll.'l,Ilf N1OORI'Q. Proprucwr ,.J hi .EL-7 'ZFX IDOERS AUTO WORKS PAINTING--Top, Body and Fender Repair, saffry Aufo Glass and Glass Replatemenf S. CQ, SIDIFTYRS, Owner WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Gzuzranteed satisfaetion or your money back 5 ISNRUN :sich 1 , L in-L.,,,,, -1 T-H-E GARDENS Flowers, gifts, designer of weddings and funerals. House plants and bouquets Store for the entire family FAMOUS BRAND NAMES . 'Q ROBERTSON RADIO CO. Complete up to date line of Phonograpbs, Rerords and Musical supplies Gulbranson Pianos C, 5 4 ' A,QA' I CROUCH BAKING C0. LITTLE TEXAS CAFE Good coffee and homemade pies CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Mr. .md Mrs. DON REYNOLDS T Hlg., STEADMAN MOTOR C0. THE KANSAS MILLING C0 SPARK O'LIF E FEEDS All kinds of grains H. XV. SMITH Manager In I5 fd- N ooojgun K HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE The store that fits your p erso nality' SWANSDOWN SUITS and COATS TEADMAN IMPLEIVIENT CO. MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTORS COMBINES FARM IMPLEMENTS Better built, better engineered farm equipment since 1847 Vl YARD TIRE SHOP Congratulations seniors of ws KENNY'S ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS SHORT ORDERS SNOOKER , JF HUDSON AND MDSER MINNFAPOLIS-MOIAINF TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY Build to do the work TASTEE FREEZE Drive-In Ice Cream Service AAA Rootbeer We fe-S C0 DCD WHOLESALE Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. JACOB MIQIKR X lg Q, P rn . F' X 0 V 1 DON'T SAY DRUG STOREg SAY: JACKSON'S REXALL DRUG Where you can Find what you want Always Pleased to show you Buy or not, as you like if ir THE ' ' Z? congmfuzaffom seniors SHATTUCK SALES BAR IN Sale e1er3 Tbursdag THE WILSON THEATRES znvzhes jon to heat gour amzly to a movie Congratulations Seniors from Windy Hill C. W. lCHOLSO Managers RUSSELL TUNE V. M. ELLIOTT ,JJ A a! '... fr S-2 pf'- '-.f ,4A,,, -f' i OLD URETY LIFE INSURA CE C0. Legal Reserve Alva, Okla. CLARENCE COACH ROGERS Special Agent Sh affuc k, Okla. . 5 4' My .H '- f 3 Q in L I ln Fl MMG :NTI 516151 . sim- J ,, F I A ' .xiii . 'zen xv ITN ' .- I x a ST SHATTUCK MOTOR COMPANY ul 5 Nb ., X ' .Xxx is ELLIS COUNTY,S FINEST SUPER MARKET Better foods for less 'li 1? gt: f't Your Home of Better Cnngralulalionx Svniors Photography rm iz folf u'1'H dom' from Portraits of Distinction THE JOHNS STUDIO 11 P11010 111111111 Camera Supplxes 85 Accesso HNIKOIIJ and IN RUF ak ries F . i.'.-5f:Q :- 1 U 21- -Ta: JV JH' -'1 ' of MASON FUR ITURE COMPANY Nils' ff' , Ill ! -. U Gunn: siiuof R Q -'lion' 1oQn Alb ' IIIQ.-, xx My u UUUHU ..pSiiisu Hilllllll I CULLY APARTMENTS NEWMAN CLINIC NEWIVIAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BILL BROWN BUICK When better automobiles are built Buick will build them SHATTUCK GRAIN COMPANY 600,000 BUSHEL BONDED STORAGE YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED v 4 ,- Aff, 1 'VM Mba Bl -9...-.1-. . . :M .. v., -lui ,, M 5 . .2 .f' an 'f'N -. , L, :ffm , . ' 'a' '4' . l 1 1 Meet your friends at KEN'S I 'yawn YEARBOOK Llthographed by SEMCO CULUR PRESS FINE CULLEGE AND HIGNSCHUUL ANN B L SEMTNER 129 N W 3 d ST OKLAHOMA CITY S 3, Q nh, Q ' 1 fqn'A -'ff-119 W 1.-v 4i ' 'Q or gl Q45 4' . ws, 1, in .ffm Z.J1 , -1-12:5-IE-fQ g-19-ff--. ,:3:L-3.5 hu., MA - v, ,. , ' - . . ufm if mf' an up