Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

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.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

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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. '

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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