Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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'QA DEDICATICN O With sincere gratitude we, the Seniors .on 954, dedicate this edition of THE INDIAN to our parents, who have sacri- ficed to offer us an education of immeasurable value - the education we have acquired here in Shattuck High School. ji: FCREWORD Tlvrs IS your new lNDlANof 7954wh1ch you will cherish because of the many fond memories of your high school af a momenf's nofrce you can furn fhrough these pages and re live the happy days spent at Shaffuck Hfgh School days. You will wish to keep This yearbook handy where TABLE OF Admlnlstratlon Grades Underclassmen Sensors Organizations Features Actlvltles Sports Advertlsements CONTENTS 712 T3 20 21 26 27 32 39 46 47 54 55 58 59 66 67 83 Fine Arts 33-38 The responsibility of all finoi decisions rests upon Suve tendon? VY. E. Qourlcy. ADMINISTRATION 2 L f,.c I Superintendent W. E. GOURLEY, a quali- fied and genial administrator, is a friend to the students and to the teachers. He works unselfishly and ceoselessly for Music the good of the school. His B.S. degree was received from Northwestern and his M.Ed. from Phillips University. :gi l 1 l fb- ii 1. The task of directing and guiding the educational avenues falls to the Board of Education. The completeness of each student's education rests with them. Shattuck High School is fortunate to be body of respectful men who work patiently for the welfare of each student. The present m Darrel Bruton: Ned Stuart, clerk, D. F. Jackson, president, Claudice Sherrill: and Cullen Butler. B.A., Northwestern M.Ed., University of Michigan C is L: l .ZS ,l: S 1 by a patriotic of the board are t- ,, gi MRS. AMY NUNNERY B.A., B.S., Southwestern Mathematics Library Principal RALPH THAIN works with a friendly cooperative spirit to achieve good will amon students and faculty. He is always wiiling to listen to indivi- dual problems and complaints and to produce a solution. His B.S. degree was received from Northwestern and his M.Ed. from Phillips University. MRS. IRIS OAKLEY JIM THOMPSON FRANK ARTHURS Mr. Gourley's courteous Chief Custodian Assistant Custodian and efficient secretary. ll IIU H' . Vx LILLIAN SLEMMER - B.A., M. Universiiy of Olclahomag English. U . .3 A .Lim K' 2-.A fd' ! ! ...Pla-4 ' 'Qi . -ag. 'il BERNICE DELAMARTER - B.S., Cen- tral Stateg Commerce. WILLARD BRADLEY - B.S., Okla- homa A 8. M, Vocational Agriculture. KL. T. J. NUNNERY-B.S., Soufhwesfernj M.S., University of Oklahomag Social -IV' K7 Ja S K, . -'Y- i Y ' 'fi alt. 4 it l an 1 x , t'l A , ff 'Lv , , .,.4 . 4 . -diff , ' QW-9'-N ' I . -K-,2..g-Gy V ga- , -. . . 4 o M., , iff: ,ur .. Q TREECE - B.S., Northwesterng , U , l . 1 ' American Democracyg High School Science, Junior High Athletics. CLARENCE ROGERS -. BIS., phmips Baskmbcll' Universityg Junior High Moth, Scienceg MARK HODGSON - B.S., Oklahoma A 8. Mp Social Scienceg High School 1 Biol ogy. X .M 'x 'Q K F ,l L 41 WILBUR C. JONES - B.S., South- western' M.S. Oklahoma A 8. M' A'l e'iCS- TOMWE CHEADLE - B-5-I 0-C-W-1 Industrial MQ, Visual Educationi Home Economics. ny.. '-L, dm? MRS. ADALINE ABBOTT - B. A. Northwestern, Sixth Grade. MISS GLADYS STEINBACH - B. S., Oklahoma A 8. M, M. Ed., Phillips Uni- versity, Fifth Grade. MISS MARY LADESMA- B.S., North- western, Fourth, Fifth Grade. Q A mmf 34,0 Q .. xt! l MRS. MARY VERNE STARNES - MRS. EDNA F. YODER - B. S., B.S-, Sol ROSS Sfmei Fourth Gfade- Kansas State, Second, Third Grade. MRS. MARY YARBROUGH - B. A., Oklahoma City University, Third Grade. MISS ALINE GODLEY - B.S., Pan- handle A 8. Mg Second Grade. western, First Grade. 'Q- MISS GRAC lui BURNETT E - B.S., Southwestern, M. Ed., University of MRS. SYLVIA GIYER A B. s., Norm- Okmomgi FHS, Grade. l In the grades students lay the foundation of their education GRADES Ki, ,l ,f -- 41 .I 1:54 g., ' Q ,ke Cloyd 'lorries Tommy feaver Donna -leclc Sandra ltittm ii Tim ,lrown : f .2271 -:gQf:3:,':,.-:If ki '- . . ll US I 5 1 , I i 4- r -U , 'fi' N s a A - I 4, 1 4. I I L I Y? . Z: .1 ' -' 'I 3 Q, f I 454- 14-r..-7. .3 ' -1- , W 5.1 '9 'f 'iw' ' ' S 'a n.21- ' 11 .yfgfggx Q' Earl..-l . Q , 55 .lil tt .Q 'Y' ,J I I 56 -A . 'Q., ,I - fr Q . - , 1. . .1 , 3 -5, 1 ,ir 1--' 15, Z' V X1 .. -f Q l l 4: -14 All 1 xx l .',, gi- -vv ., - r g ,A 1 ,5- v 'ii KJ - 7' xl, A 14 If . . .- L I, ff Ab ' '6 W ,'-vii , '-...f X. J 4' l . W . af' 5 i 1 . ii ,, v-Q.. ,Q 4 ' .li L Fr 4 ' X . ,'-... . ,L A K I .wif Z7 4 t - ,V A 5, e- f-, 5 my -it f X I - , ' f . I . 1 ' -0 -arf V f TV L f . vo A ' I A ld gi f ' ' - 'L 4 -, N X L.aJLm 4 it V f Q 4 A -6. ' -, Y '4'. 1 . V A 4 ,Y-J N 1 ,4 1. A' 'M' ' 4f H is ut ', 1- L Xi? .4 1 A l i , 'A 'gr VE 41' 'ni' Delbert Ray Carnagey Carolyn Clark LoWana Clark Karlinda Couch Jana Sue Coyle Joyce Dalrymple Ronald Davis, Kathy Deal Diana Dean Eugene Farris Elizabeth fuel Ronnie Fields Linda Fisher Glenda Grace Sue Greer Vfobby Famlln Gloria Hawkins Dale Herbcr HRST Jimmy U. Hiner Margaret Hopson Billy Dean Hunt Dickie Johnston Gary Jones Marilyn Kelln GRADE Joetta Lynn Koch Rita Ann Kraft Van Lynn Kraft Barbara Lamb Betty Jean Mann Rita Marshall Bobby Matzlra Karen Meier Shirley Kay tviller Phairis Noser patsy Newman Nelva 0'l lern Karen 'Aarie Poppe Jon Lee Reisig Earl Schoenhals Glenn Schoenhals Linda Schaenhals George Schultz Darrell Schwab Ruth Ann Sherrill Carolyn Simmons Joe Vallaster Stephen Weiderstein Pepper Williams Kay Wunsch Meryl Abbott Betty Lou Appel -1 Myron Appel Norvin Bell A - ll. .l Jerry Bolster 1 Rex Boudreou . Donna Bozarth ..- Cheryle Coyle Nelbo Doctor Joy Earnst 3 , Kenneth Farrell ' Erelene Gilson Ann Gordon Lovellc Hagen '0- Carrol Herber - -1-1 SECOND ' Arthur Holt Harold Imlre ', 4 Vicki Jackson Carol Jenkins Dwight Kelln r ' GRADE Harriett Kelln Jimmie Kline Jimmie Roy Koch ,, 1 Della Kay Kraft Timothy Kraft ', L'uM 43' Mary .leon Larason Steven McNabb Carlene Polsley Lynn Ruffin ' Douglas Schoenhals I' Sharon Schollenborgef 11,5-.W 1' John Stuart ' Sandro Stuart Kay Thompson Roger Underwood , pu, 'Q ,Q-in , and 40 -M, ,, .. 1 fo .,v ,,, fs. is T ,tl nv 0 ,nj ji Q i f X ,. .0 James Vallaster , f I4 Robert Wei bert Lynn Weitz Mike Willard Kathlyn Witschi Diana Wuns ch Linda Ybarra - - 0 I.. l ,W Larry Akers Janice Appel Paula Picker Myra Beck Larry Bender Jerald Bogey Joe Brosh Jackie Bruce Wanda Carnagey Louise Cooley Everett Coonfield Wanda Crouch Rodney Crouch John Cully Ramona Doctor Kenneth Fenimore Doyle Grace Jimmy Hancock Billy Hardy Randel Hodgson GRADE W Riveta Howard Kenneth John Winona Johnson Calvin Jones James Kelln Robert Kemp Carolyn Kirkpatrick Marilyn Kirkpatrick Karen Longhofer Larry Morgm Mark Morgan Tomalene Murley Gussielea Oblander Erma Regan Shirley Schoenhals Sammy Siclders Nona Marie Steadman Lura Tieding Freddie Treiber Nancy Walton Sandra Walton Janice Weidner QXQ ,i '75 . l iv' . x-, . 3. 4, as -lk 4,3 .ll ' -.9 N, -Ja 4 . 7 FOURTH GRADE Beth Abbon Barbara Sue Appel Diana Kay Appel Gordon Beck La Nita Bolster Margaret Bridgeman Milne Brown James Allen Bruce Verna Lee Carnagey Hugh Coonlield Morris Doctor Charles K. Farris Donna Rae Fields Sandra Fisher Zimmie Gilsan Raymond Green Mary Ann Hadsell Arnold Hagen Karen Hardy Kathleen Harms Gloria Jean Hubbard Veldan Johnson Deloris Lomb Ruby Mann Joquita Murphy Joe Nunnery Barbara Sue Niemeier Gary Robe Bonnie Reynolds Patricia Rillel Joyce Rigsloy Donald Schoenhals Sharron Schoenhols Frank E. Schultz .lack Shopley Donnie Thain Patsy Thornburg Allen Tieding Mary Louise Wilson .0 3 sf Q gigs, ffl -' '-'f:r',3.,!f:::::Tj 'l1'.'I,fII:tI1IZ Y-A , 4 ' - A ' J ' v K :W f' -iv . , lj so ' . - I 1,7 lfzvql-' - 5 J ji cgi' fl . I 35 T.. 'T , -3 -47 -A M ' -:R . ' -. f., Qnu A - ,J ....l. A A A12 fi'Wi4saf1zri h 4 ar for 'Q.- , 174127 '. -Q 1 . , l 'fc -J ' -Z W ii'- ' -3 I f 1 . .752 - Q- X351 ' 1 :fd 9 -3 49 1 5 1' no Kenneth Abbot? Pam Akers Carol pel Betty Blrlcle IV' Ramona Brrunf John Brosh Mnke Buhler 1 Money Buns as 'O 4, Tommy Clark Nancy Cobb J C Coffman Dougxe Danxels 'sh . , J X r X nl v':':' mf Elclln Ehrllch Janice Ehrlich J Karen Ehrllch ' , Janice K Farrell Stevie Flslun Benny Gard rr Barren Gul son Roonue Green Awynne Hallum Wulmer Hamnlion -1- John Hancock ima ,.. FIFTH 'Y Wanda Hein Douglas Herber 1' 4 Marilyn Herber 41 Barbara Jones Margaref Jones Dowd Klrlrpofrlclr 'ln GRADE Larry Klein A. Ronnie Koch 3' vlr Joe Longholer Sharon Longholer Dale Lovevr Russel Mann is Hilary Manske Bennie Meler Alvln Mitchell ,, Bobby Moser nf' ai ' 'FQ Tommy Murley 4. Nolan Richardson su Af XR- Ar Velorus Rlgsby Janmfer Schnck Joyce Schoenhals K Betty Schcllenbarger Y Jummy Schwab Karla Schwab fwf- Frankie Sfevens Karen Thornburg Mary Frances Trusler Jerry Weidner 9 Jan Wullard 'A Lee Wilson .av V! . , , , , 5 -- .A 'Q - ' A ' 1 ' n ' 1 P f-- , . 1 Ap X r va N .l X l ' 1 M J. 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A .1 :rein ll A 1 X' , I Q ,,-4 ful' V' Q3 fig X 1 ,if ni. .4 ,rl N A 411- Boyd Beck Duane Bender Willa Bittman Vinifa Bolster Jimmy Brown Roy Lee Bruce Charles Crouch James Dean Fidelis Doctor Jerry Gilson Linda Gordon Darlene Hagen Larry Hein Don Howard Bobby Jackson Scoif Johnston SXH4 Dougie Keffer Thomas George Kenny Sandra Kline Mary Alice Laverty GRADE Colmer McCollough Linda Lou Meier Dorothy Morgan Teddy Reisig Douglas Schoenhals Howard Shapley Tommy Sfarbuclc Kenneih Starnes Marvin Sfurtz David Thoin Henry Tiecling Elizabeth Treiber Riia Gale Woods ,Q ' , l fr i Y V 1 An ff.. A ' '55 ' ex A ll ix 'S C f -. A T 1 U I ,l X. JI .e i Q 11 1 r , Q-ff Q2 ' v ' 4 11 271 -5, . 531314 fn if ' 4? - av '--n Hi ,5 3 w A XM' A ' 49 1 V I Underclassmen of today have big plans for the future. UNDERCLASSMEN Mary Jo Angell Linda Beaver La Nell Beck Jerry Brown Melvin Carnagey Nelson Ehrlich Gary Elmore Bobbie R. Fiel Jerry Fields Bobby Fiskin Franklin Gilson Ronnie Grant Richard Ray Green Patricia Hallum Brenda Jo John Beverly Ann Jones John Jones Ray Edward Kearns Carol Ann Kelln Robert King SEVENTH Sandra Koch Gary Kolander Marvin Wayne Longholer George Franklin Mann Lola Fae Miller GRADE Leonfa DeAnn Moser Tommy W. Niemeier Judy Riffel Doris Rigsby Vonalee Schick Anneva Schoenhals ArYalee Schoenhals Carol Louise Schultz Joaquina Schultz Mark Schultz Junita Schwab Roy Sidders Edward Sfarbuck Haskell Sfurfz James Tangney Albert Taylor Joella Taylor Shirley Appel ,lana Roe Arganllrughf Vergel Bogey Joy Leo linen! Carol llrasll Sonvny Baller Aus1nnCC1rnagey J. W. Chasfann Ernie Coonllclrl Beverly Larnst l'4Q. in P: Q -A Karen llhrllch w f' Y. rv 1 3 L -1, 54 n 1 Veda Mae Fechner as , L 40- it Sally sue Flea 137 . , Q Ronald Frrlzler x '44 l , X' X l-7 Max Gaur ey il EWR X rl 0 g Y .1' -' A,u,.....,....,.... ..-.... . ' EIGHTH - 1'-H-M-f --'r- A or V Romania Green Harvey Hogen Dale Hamllfon 1 ,,. ' Joan Harnmock hd Lewes Hellenbeln Q- 4 I-A G RA D E ' ' X P-af fl l . Von Henson Betty Howard Mark Ann Hodgson Donna KGy.lOlxns1on Bobby Jones Johnny Kurlxpatrick La Nita Kolander Doyna Larason Norma Mirclmell Dona Reynolds Glenda Richardson Kenneth Schoenhcls Delbert Schwab Lyndell Shepherd Leslie Tlmornlluw Larry lnlscn , , 3, 'dr 5 W A A' -rl L V1 Y L l -fs V. l J X -4' '07 'JY Q 1 -or 'Q ...ay .Q- ff l X... -A 4 if . T1 ur 3, A ,- . . ,, ik w Q , fl: A W , ,' I I no A v . '.., ,ef -3 . IA YJ 'ii or 'J .44 JV -4--lb. . f?' -l 4 ff e . xii t .,,vi -, if I 75 ll l 'V I WF! if i M -'ii 17's 1 fy. , ' Y' 1, Q x sl s 'lf XA il 4' gl 1 . A I5 in ' J f ' 7 1 fi. f' nf 'Ji .0 15,7 iv L,-. ,im y J .V J i .1 .,i . , .Xi..ff,7,l . 'I.':p,::+ .-:Hull I A ',i4.,t.- ..., I ' .ur I1 L 'Q ,Q Q .. A, - .--1'.L i if fp X Larry Abbott Carl Ray Angell Darvin Appel Norman Bay Byron Birlcle Lee Bolster Elaine Boudreau Wayne Boudreau William Briant Jerry Buller Glynda Carnagey Rosona Co bb Jerry Daniels Donnie Deal Clayton Dunnihoo FRESHMEN Larry Fislcin Mary Fritzler Ralph Green, Jr. Eugene Hagen Dean Hamilton CLASS Julene Herber Donald Kelln Marvin Kline Tim Martinez Shirley Meier Karen Neihart Dorothy Piersall Kendall Richardson Phyllis Richardson Carroll Schoenhals Billy Schultz Jo Vena Sidders Clara Faye Sieflcen Carol Rhea fnomer Lavonne Nalton Sherrie Yarbrough Bennie Youck Sharon Akers Cecil Beagles Murvel Borth Donnie Co bb Bonnie Cobb Janice Cully Leo Ehrlich Helen Fiel Evelyn Hagen Wilbur C. Jones, Jr. Darlene Kelln Jackie King Charles Leonard John Lomax .loan Longhofer SOPHOMORE Jim Pratt Fred Robe Cora Reed Ramon Richardson Danna Rogers CLASS Melvin Schibbelhufe Eva Ann Schoenhals Jerald Schoenhals Merlin Schoenhclls Allen Schultz Gary Schwab Don Shepherd Bill Sherrill Haskell Starbuclc Don Sfou! J. C. Swenn Harry Walton Dot! Wells Billy Wilson Mary Ann Winslow W sa' Y'-7 as 1 4 i if fo if 'ff 2,4 W ff V f' .Fw 5? 54 i',, ' if 'S 5 , ' eff? , ,3 A 'Ya 3' Y ,T 5- S K , JW 7 ' V ' ' 1 ali' g 'Veil I , I K ,vgf Qi' ' SP- 9 Ask. gg- Li. V ' , A I TAM 1 lil-lf , ' 5 f ' Vg? f 3, ii Q '3- i X V y S i J x A .Df I, vm. I? 1 ' 2 i 3 , I 1 ij L 3 X53 J i aww Tl? A. 2.-r. , '? l W1 lim' Wm' 1 X f Frank ie Ylaarro Larry Yoder 512' Lenora Abbott Dickie Bolster Billy Barth Carolyn Brown Rosalie Buller Margaret Coffman Behy Cooley Billy Cooley Lillie Coonfield Barbara Crouch Gordon Elmore Peggy Fiel La Wana Gourley Kay Dawn Grant Haskell Harris JUNICR Floyd Holland Roland Karn Claudis Kraft Lyda Loveff Dixie Monske CLASS Don McCollougl'1 Bernard Null Lynden Oakley Homer Queen Jerry Reed Elaine Reynolds Darrel Riffel Clifford Schick Floyd Treiber Ernie Yarbrough Senior Lorry Loroson thinks he is through with his books, but he in for o surprise. SENIDRS .41 ,lsr- , - ,.-J' 'iii fi-qQ iN A. J. fLoul BOUDREAU Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, F.F.A. il-2-3-4, Sentinal 3, Secretory 4, S-Club I-2-3-A, President -1. EVELYN BRACE Library Club I-2-3-4, Library Club President 3, Head Librarian 4, Pep Club 3, Honor Society l- 2-3-4, Class Secretary, Treasurer lg Yearbook Co-Editor. DELMAR CALDWELL President, l-2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Captain 11, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-11, F.l:.A. l-2- 3-4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 41, S-Club I-2-3-4, Honor Society l-2-3--1, Prolectionists Club il-2-4, Junior Play. W. E. COBB EEA. l-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Football 3-11, Junior Play, S-Club 344. EVA MAE COONFIELD Library Club 3-4, r:.l'l.A. 4. DONNA JUNE CROUCH Glee Club lg F.H.A. l-2-3-11, Pep Club l-2-3. HENRY EARNST War Whoop 3, Proiectionist Club 2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Yearbook Staff. LA VETA MAE EHRLICH F.H.A. lg War Wboop 4g Pep Club l. DOLORES ROSE FENIMORE Band l, Twirler lg Pep Club I-3-49 F.H.A. l-4g Library Club l-3-4g Typing Club 45 War Whoop 4, Editor 4g Junior Play. BOB HADSELL Band l-2-3-45 Baseball l-2-3-4g S-Clubg Junior Playg Yearbook Co-Business Manager. HARVEY HAMILTON State Driving Champion 25 F.F.A. l-2-3-4, Re- porter 3, Treasurer 4. VIRGIL L. JONES State Driving Champion 25 Proiectionist Club 2-3- 45 Honor Society l-2-3-45 Class Reporter 2g Sound Effects Junior Playg Yearbook Co-Editor 4. JOHN ANDREW KING Football lg Basketball lg War Wboop 4. DELEJRES Koch War Whoop 45 Pep Club l-2. V 2 ? vgr J T IQ S i T' WILLIAM LYNN KOLANDER Vice President l-fig Football 3-11g Basketball 2- 3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Tliespian 41g S-Club 2-3-fig Co-Captain Football Aj Junior Playg Yearbook Sports Editor. CLAIRUTH LAMBERT Clee Club 2g F.l'l.A. I-2-3-Ag Library 1-25 Pep Club l-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 3g Junior Play. LARRY LARASON Band 1-2-3-Ag Vice President Ag War Wboop 3-fig Tliespians 2-3g Proiectionist Club 35 Sound Ef- fects Junior Playg Yearbook Staff. DARLENE LONGHOFER Glee Club 2g War Wlioop 45 F.l'l.A. l-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-11, Secretary, Treasurer 3g Junior Play. GLENDA MARTINEZ Glee Club 2g Library l-25 War Wlwoop rig F.H.A. l-2-3-45 Pep Club l-2-3-4, Vice President 3. JEANELLEN MCNABB Class Secretary 2-3-4g Band l-2-3-4, Secretaryg Glee Club 25 F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Secretary 3g Pep Club l-2-3-4, President 4, Cheerleader 4gTl1espian 'l-25 Football Queen 115 Junior Playg Yearbook Staff 4. JACK NOBLITT Football 3-fig Basketball 3-4j S-Club 3-4. ROY LESTER REGAN Weatherford Drivers Team, protectionist Club 4, ' A Yearbook Co-Business Manager. BARBARA RIFFEL Band l-2-3-4, Glee Club Q, Library Club l-Q-3--1, Vice President 4, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Asst. Secretary 4, Councilor 11, Junior play, Yearbook Treasurer. GARY RICHARD Football 11, l7.F.A. 3-4, Sentnnal 11, 5-Club 4. MAE ROACH Band I-2-3-4, Councilor 4, Glee Club 2, l:.H.A. l-2-3-11, parliamentarian 2, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Vice President -1, Library Club l-2, Tiiespians I-2, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff. PEGGY ANN WALLEN Reporter, Drivers State Champion l, Glec Club 2, War Wboop 2-4, F.l'l.A. l-2-3-4, Pianist 2, Library Club il-2-3-4, Historian 3, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Clieer- leader 2, Reporter 4, Tlvespians I-2, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff. BEULAH MAE WALTON War Wlioop 4, Vice President 2. CHARLES QACEJ WARD Football l-2, Basketball l-3-4, F.F.A. l-2, Thes- pians 2-3-41 S-Club 3-11, Class Reporter 3, Junior Play. CLARENCE GENE WORRELL Band 'l-2-3-4, Councilor 4, Football Manager 4, War Wlwoop 3, S-Club 4. Nl fi' ff Donna Rogers, Janice Cully, Donna Johnston and LaWana Gourley know the value of fine arts. FINE ARTS The costumers are right downstairs. 4'4- 'Ohl Ohl Not himl' af' Sorry! Sorryl He's the one who's going to be sorryl' JUNIORS PRESENT For Love or Mon y The iuniors, under the supervision of Miss Delamarter, presented 'For Love or Moneyn, a three act comedy by Robert St. Claire, November T9, 1953. When the curtain opens, the deceased aunt of Stuart Kingsley has lust left a large sum of money which he is to inherit if he will marry someone other than his present in terest, Audrey Ward. The comedy begins with Stuart seeking an old lady who will marry him and die early so he can inherit the money Gail Emerson disguises herself and marries him for Sl0,000 New development occurrs throughout thisbaffling and clever play. The final curtain leaves Mr. Kingsley happily married to the girl he truly loves - Gail Emerson. THE CAST Stuart Kingsley, a handsome heir ----- ---- H omer Queen Gale Emerson, a young actress ----- - - - LaWana Gourley Edna Claire, Dr. Emerson's nurse ---- - - -Carolyn Brown Ralph Emerson, an up and coming doctor - - - Floyd Holland Audrey Ward, A gold-digger --------- Arthur Storm, a playwright -------- Gertie Mack, the old lady's nurse - - ----- Lyda Lovett Myra Kingsley, Stuart Kingsley's cousin - - - Lenora Abbott Jack Blair, a newspaper reporter - - ---- Jerry Reed So you re really my wife? But Stuart you love me' - - - Peggy Fuel - - Larry Yoder SENIORS PRESENT Gho t Wanted The seniors, under the direction of Miss Slemmer, pre- sented 'Ghost Wantedn, a three-act mystery by Row, Peter- son and Company, March ll, l954. The scene opens in the living room of theStormgay house on Ramshead Rock off the coast of Maine. Hugo Bromley, a young man out of a job, and Jeff Hall, his associate in many not-too-successful ventures, answer an advertisement for a ghost. Forthwith they become acquainted with Ginger and Gale Stormgay, the attractive granddaughters of Granny Kate, owner of the strange old house. The ad was Ginger's idea of curing Granny of her belief in voodooism and ending her companionship with Professor de Vallan and his strange assistant, Madam Zolga. Excitement begins when Gale and Ginger see a ghost and later realizethat it is not the onethey hired to scare Granny Kate. Jeff, who leadstothe eventual solution of the mystery, is the hero. THE CAST You re Gale Stormgay and purty as a picture Hugo Bromley, a young man out ofa iob, who finds himself in the ghost business ----------- Bill Kolander, Jeffery Hall, Hugo's friend and general manager ---- Ace Ward. Troddy, maid and cook for the Stormgay household ----------------Clairuthl.ambert Ginger Stormgay, a pretty girl in her late teens ---- Mae Roach. Gale Stormgay, Ginger's older sister ------ Jeanellen McNabb. Hatcher, the Stormgay's houseman ----------- Bob Hadsell. Granny Kate, the girl's energetic grandmother - - - Barbara Riffel. Professor de Vallan, an authority on voodoo and zombies - ----- ---- ---- - - - Delmar Caldwell Madam Zolga, the professor's strange assistant- - Peggy Wallen. Azalia, a daughter ofa lobster man ---------- Donna Crouch. Noria Vane, a woman investigator - - - - Glenda Martinez. Mr. Bradshaw, the sheriff ----- - - - Lester Regan. The Zombie ---'--'-'---' - - Gene Worrell Ive found the explosives in the passage under the I lust kissed er' hause.' The brass quartette is composed of Larry Yoder, Jeanellen McNabb, Harvey Hagenand Dale Hamilton. SHATTUCK BA All over the state the Shattuck band is looked at with respect and envy by other bands. They belong in Class DD, but under the leadership of Kenneth Farrell, they have won in Class C, Class B and Class A competition. They now hold 34 consecutive first place awards and have filled a trophy case during the past three years. The new band building, one ofthe finest any- where, is o real credit to our school. In the mornings about 8:30, music like 'In The Mood , 'I Got Rhythm and 'Dragnet' balanced by more classical types fBeethoven, Handel, etc.l float out onto the playgrounds. ROW ONE: Larry Larason, Kay Grant, Mary Ann Winslow, Homer Queen Gene Worrell, Gordon Elmore, Lee Bolster, Jerry Daniels, Mr. Farrell, direc tor, Ronnie Grant. ROW TWO: Mary Jo Angell, Bob Hadsell, Joello Tyalor Glenda Richardson, Bill Borth, Eva Ann Schoenhals, Elaine Boudreau, Joan Hammock, Jeanellen McNabb, Mae Roach, John Kirkpatrick, Ray Angell Karen Neihart, Judy Riffel, Bobby Jackson, J. W. Chastain, Harvey Hagen Barbara Riffel, Dale Hamilton. r f - 1- G 4 A kqll 'f Ny 5425? X4 ll ND TOPS LIST The I953 record ofthe contest band is as follows: REGIONAL MARCHlNG CONTEST, Superior, Di- vision I. WOODWARD BAND DAY First place, marching ROOSEVELT BAND FESTIVAL, Class B First place, marching First place, concert Outstanding band in Class B ALTUS BAND FESTIVAL First place, marching First place, concert First place, sight reading Winner of Sweepstakes trophy, second consecu- tive year DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL, Alva, Oklahoma Superior, Division I, Concert, Class B Superior, Division I, Sight reading, Class B STATE INSTRUMENTAL FINALS, Stillwater, Oklahoma Superior, Division I, Concerf, CIQ55 B The trombone quartette is composed of J. W. Chastain, Harvey Hagen, Barbara Riffel and Dale Superior, Division I, Sight reading, Class B Hamilton. ROW THREE: Kenneth Starnes, Sharon Akers, Dott Wells, Janice Farrell, Larry Yoder, Sammy Butler, Max Gourley, Dougie Keffer,, Lynden Oakley, Mike Butler, Linda Gordon, Donna Rogers, Janice Cully, Jana Rae Argan- bright, Donna Johnston, LaWana Gourley. ROW FOUR: Lenora Abbott, Don Stout, Scott Johnston, Roland Karn, Dayna Larason, Dixie Manske, Margaret Coffman, Karen Ehrlich, Julene Herber. I 'rr- Q Flin' xv i GLEE CLUB GLAMORIZES SCHOOL LIFE 5'-sl-4 ROW ONE Lenora Abbott Bonme Cobb Elaine Boudreau Rosona Cobb Judy Rlttel Dayna Larason Janice Cully Donna Johnston La Nlta Kolander Brenda John Carol Spomer Sherrie Yarbrough Glenda Richardson LaWana Gourley Mark Ann Hodgson ROW TWO Artalee Schoenhals Joaquma Schultz Carol Ann Kelln Karen Nelhart Mary Frltzler Patricia Hallum Beverly Jones Dorothy Plersall Shirley Meier Lavonne Walton Mary Jo Angell The Shattuck Hugh School Girls Glee Club, composed of both hugh school and lumor hugh gurls, IS an attractave organization whlch promotes culture and offers contract to the usual dull routune of school lute STANDING Mary Winslow Peggy Fuel Bull Kolander Floyd Holland Larry Yoder Chuck Jones Ramon Rlchardson Ace Ward Lllllan Slemmer Elaine Reynolds SEATED Janice Cully Donna Rogers Frank Ybarra Barbara Crouch Lynden Oakley Don Stout DIXIB Manske LaWana Gourley THESPIANS PRACTICE DRAMATICS The Thesplan Troupe No. 478 has added an Interest an dramatic arts and the study ot the theatre slnce Its addltuon In I947. The troupe and director, Miss Slemmer, has helped greatly In aldlng classes with the fmal touches of theurplay. .ll A X ' 'H , 4 -sy Q- 41 5 gl K V, 4 ,? 1 5 S fi Xt . , ,Z -5 .V ' , tx . 3 mil, A :gig 'q t xr 'Q i f ,B ' 0 .. ,AL 'A I at 1, I I N . . , 45 ,xt Q L K . Visual education serves every department in school xgln. The F.F.A. is an intra-curricular activity hav- ing its origin and root in a definite part of the W: school curriculum-vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active parti- cipation howto conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell co- operatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the F.F.A. organiza- tion is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, or- ganized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The record of shows and contests are as fol- Gary Richard is proud of his prize-winning steer. lows: l. Ellis County Stock Show Grand champion steer Reserve grand champion barrow Champion showman Woodward District Stock Show Reserve grand champion steer Hampshire barrow, first Champion steer showman Judging Team Ellis county soil iudging, first District soil judging, second 'ii 1-'izgx District dairy judging, first Shattuck F. F. A. boys participate in the soil iudging con- District meat ludglngf Second test held at Arnett last fall. District Crop iudgingl third FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BUILD CHARACTER ROW ONE: Jim Pratt, Byron Birkle, Dean Hamilton, Bill Cooley, Jerald Schoenhals, Don McCollough, Bernard Null, Darrell Riffbl, Jerry Daniels, Floyd Treiber. ROW TWO: Haskell Starbuck, Melvin Schibbelhute, Lee Bolster, Chuck Jones, Bill Schultz, Donald Kelln, Darwin Appel, Donnie Cobb, Clifford Schick, Norman Bay. ROW THREE: Bennie Youck, Bill Sherrill, Rcy Angell, Leo Ehrlich, Dickie Bolster, Wayne Boudreau, Eugene Hagen, Bill Wilson, Douglas Schultz, Merlin Schoenhals. ROW FOUR: Carroll Schoenhals, Don Shepherd, reporterg Lou Boudreau, secretaryi Delmar Caldwell, president, W. E. Cobb, vice-president, Gary Richard, sentinel, Harvey Hamilton, treasurer, J. C. Swann, Willard Bardley, advisor. OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY PRESENTS AWARDS Clara Faye Sietlcen explains a difficult algebra problem. The State High School Honor Society was organi- zed to promote a high standard of scholarship, to encourage leadership and to stimulate finer, all-around students. It is composed of the ten per cent of the Shattuck High School who have the highest scholastic average for the year. Members are given a certificate ot membership in the society at the end ofthe school year. Elaine Reynolds takes interest in studies as well as activities. ROW ONE: Lee Bolster, Larry Larason, Bill Kolander, Delmar Caldwell, Gary Schwab, O Jones, Evelyn Brace, Carolyn Brown, LaWana Gourley, Elaine Reynolds, Chuck Jones. on Stout. ROW TWO: Virgil i 1. rj, 45 'E .if ,yr 'll' i 534' ..'-fd S-CLUB fi 5 1- SL lu. ROW ONE Darrell Rrffel Gene Worrell Delmar Caldwell Lou Boudreau oernard Null Bob Hadsell ROW TWO W E Cobb Fred Rabe Brll Kolander Jack Noblxtt Gary Richard Ernre Yarbrough ROW THREE Cecrl Beagles John Bull Lomax Jam Pratt Ace Ward Haskell Harrxs Floyd Trerber Harry Walton ROW FOUR Bull Sherrnll Bull Wrlson Chuck Jones Don Shepherd Nurvel Barth Roland Karn Mark Hodgson coach promotes sportsrranshrp and crtrzenshrp by settrng an example was open to boys who lettered IH football basketball or baseball excluded partres and dances so that the boys could keep rn trarnrng 'fgfx Ll f J ROW ONE Bonme Cobb Dott Wells Donna Rogers Beverly Earnst Cora Lee Reed ROW TWO Mae Roach Darlene Longhofer Sherrie Yarbrough Rosona Cobb Helen Fuel Barbara Rrffel Sharon Akers Jamce Cully ROW THREE Jana Rae Arganbrrght Karen Nerhart Dorothy Prersall La Nrta Kolander Eva Ann Schoenhals Shrrley Merer Joan Longhofer ROW FCUR Dona Reynolds Dolores Fenimore Mark Ann Hodgson Joy Lee Bruant Norma Mrtchell Lyndell Shepherd Mrss Cheadle sponsor CHEER LEADERS LaWana Gourley Glenda Rrchardson Drxre Manske Mary Ann Winslow Jeanellen McNabb Donna Johnston Lavonne Walton BRAVETTS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT The Bravetts attend all football and basketball games rn their offlcral unrforms The purpose of the Pep Club IS to encourage the team and to burld up pep at the games This year at pep rallies the coaches were guest speakers A A .. 1 I Y gw .,,.,: K . is-1 -f I t -Y v Q , -. - I 1 7 .T t T A r r. -. . 4 . . 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S-a.J ,- ROW ONE Eva Mae Coonfteld Dolores Fenimore Lenora Abbott Glynda Carnagey Shirley Meter Bar bara Crouch Elaine Reynolds ROW TWO Sherrne Yarbrough Rosona Cobb Dorothy Pnersall Karen Nelhart Carol Spomer Julene Herber Mary Ann Wrnslow Mrs Nunnery sponsor ROW THREE Peggy Wallen l.aWana Gourley hnstorlan Evelyn Brace head lnbraruan Barbara Rnltel vlce presudent Bonme Cobb secretary and treasurer Cora Reed reporter .loan Longhoter Jo Vena Sldders Clara Srefken presrdent IS not pnctured LIBRARY CLUB SERVES CTHERS The Llbrary Club IS an organlzatlon of students who are Interested In Llbrary Science and are wllllng to de vote their time and talents to helping others engoy the Ilbrary and obtain lnformatuon In preparing assignments Mrs T .l Nunnery IS the sponsor wal' tc 'th-1 ROW ONE Lester Regan Larry Yoder Jerry Reed Delmar Caldwell W C Jones sponsor ROW TWO Vurgrl Jones Gordon Elmore Henry EarnSt Ramon Rnchardson Chuck Jones Vergel Bogey ROW THREE Evelyn Brace Frank Ybarra Bernard Null Floyd Trelber Don Stout Dale Hamrlton PROJECTIONIST CLUB AIDS VISUAL EDUCATION The Prolectlomst Club assists each teacher ln pro motmg his vlsual educatlon program Each member IS tramed to operate all prolectors and tape recorders and to splnce frlm 1 P .' ' ef - f sg Q .1 , A ' I 1 x I A I l ' It A , -I1, l A 3 I 1 - 1 1 1 I 4 1 ' 1 ' ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 5 1 1 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . , ' 1' Q ' - ' 9 . K V - 1 ,a 1 Q , R f Y I . I 1 .J 5 , - . 5 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 5 1 1 I 1 1 ' Z 1 1 1 1 1 ' . STANDING Gordon Elmore Mlss Delamarfer Delores Koch LaVefa Ehrlich Beulah Walton Joan Longhofer Cora Reed Floyd Holland SEATED Darlene Longhofer Glenda Martinez Peggy Wallen Dolores Fenimore WAR WHCOP TAFF PRINTS THE FACTS THE WAR WHOOP the school newspaper ns published bu weekly by the members of the lourn alasm class under the supervlslon OIMISS Bermce Delamarter STANDING Vurgul Jones Ball Kolander Larry Larason Evelyn Brace Miss Slemmer Jeanellen McNabb Lester Regan Bob Hadsell Harvey Hamnlfan SEATED Barbara Rvffel Mae Roach Peggy Wallen Henry Earns? THE INDIAN REFLECTS SCHOOL LIFE In our yearbook we have fried fo bring togefher the facts features and fun of The 1953 and 1954 school year If IS our wish that at will bring fo mind many happy memorles : I I I I I I I ' Z I I I ' I I . - , 'I 0 3 L 1 C' ,o -.7 Z , I I I I I I I I ' Z I I I ' I . . as 4 ROW ONE: Rosona Cobb, Elaine Boudreau, Pe gy Wallen, Dott Wells, Jeanellen McNabb, Mary Winslow, Barbara Riffel, Mae Roach. ROW TWD: Darlene Longhofer, Lavonne Walton, LaWana Gourley, Sherrie Yarbrough, Janice Cully, Elaine Reynolds, Mary Eritzler. ROW THREE: Dorothy Riersall, Donna Crouch, Helen Eiel, Glenda Martinez, Karen Neihart, Dolores Fenimore. ROW FOUR: Miss Cheadle, sponsor, Eva Mae Coonfield, Carol Spomer, Shirley Meier, Julene ltlerber, Darlene Kelln. ROW FIVE: Kay Grant, Eva Ann Schoenhals, Dixie Manske, Sharon Akers, Peggy Eiel, Donna Rogers, Bonnie Cobb, Joan Longhofer. F.H.A. PROMOTES BETTER LIVING The Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion with the purpose of helping its members become better citizens ofthe community, nation and world. The local chapter is sponsored by Miss Cheadle, the home economics teacher. Mrs. Wallen and Mrs. Akers are club mothers. The purpose of the Junior F. H. A. is to prepare the girls for the following years in F. H. A. ROW ONE: Dayna Larason, Glenda Ric- hardson, Joan Hammock, Beverly Earnst, Donna Johnston. ROW TWO: Jana Rae Arganbright, Karen Ehrlich, Carol Brosh, LaNita Kolander, Mark Ann Hodgson. ' ROW THREE: Lyndell Shepherd, Dona ' Reynolds, Joy Lee Briant, Norma Mitchell, Miss Cheadle, sponsor. Q P in LUNCHRCCM SATISFIES HUNGRY STUDENTS Mrs. Edna Yoder sponsors the school lunch program. Mrs. Ruth Ehrlich and Mrs. Hilda Kolan- der, the efficient cooks, begin working at eight A.M. to give the students a well balanced meal that is low priced. An average of l50 students eat here every day. About twenty students a day work in the lunchroom. Mrs. Ehrlich and Mrs. Kolander prepare the school lunch. Mrs. Kolander, Mrs. Ehrlich, Don Shepherd, Helen Eiel, Evelyn Hagen and Lillie Coonfield are ready to serve the students. Roland Karn pays Mrs. Yoder for his lunch as Eva Mae Coonfield assists. A group of students enioy their lunch. Robert Eechner and Aaron Longhofer clean the trays for the next meal. Assembly programs are a very interesting feature of the Shattuck School. FEATURES SENIOR HALL Barbara Riffel, A. J. Lou Boudreau, Peggy Wallen and Delmar Caldwell were voted most popular. Gene Worrell and Dolores Feni- more are recognized as most artistic. Jeanellen McNabb, Lester Regan, Clairuth Lambert and Henry Earnst hold the title of best dressed. Among the most musical students of Shattuck are Barbara Ritfel, Bob Hadsell, Jeanellen McNabb, Gene Worrell, Larry Larason and Mae Roach. OF FAME Gene Worrell, Donna Crouch and Jack Nobliff are known as the wiffiesf. Gary Richard, W. E. Cobb and Harvey Hamilton are recognized as the best farmers. Darlene Longhofer, l.aVeta Ehr- lich, Eva Coonfield ancl Beulah Walton are recognized as the mos? reserved. Evelyn Brace and Virgil Jones, recognized as the most scholarly boy and girl, have a friendly chat with Mrs. Callaway. WE GQ CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH W. W. Bentrup, Minister f -1 -MII my 'IIII if Il! 1-. lIL'1'1P111-Q' 'The fear ot the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, said the wise rr-an of the Cld Testarrentg and every Sunday morning Shattuck students with Bibles in hands walk many paths to the churches of their faith. Here in a quiet, rest- ful and devotional at- mosphere they learn spiritual lessons - preparation for service to God and iran. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH A. G. Streifling, Minister EBENLZER BAPTIST CHURCH CJ. K. Ringering, Minister FIRST ENGLISH CHURCH OF GCD C. C. Means, Minister ST. JAMES CATHCLIC CHURCH John J. Marquardt, Minister TCD WQRSHIP FIRST METHODIST CHURCH John H. Lomax, Minister FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lawercnce HaIIum, Minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lewis M. Hancock, Minister CHURCH CF GOD Merlin B. Kraft, Minister ST. PAUL'S CCNGRECATICNAL CHURCH George Kissler, Minister I Reading period is a high point for Mrs. Starnes' fourth grade. vis-uv-.-1... wi, .-:.17v,a,g+,,' 51116-v , Jffyl I 4 1 ' f Vwyyr f 'J'1f -in in A. ., fgmfh ' ff. 'a1w:-, Lrg.,-Y..,...,-.. Larry Klein and Karen Thorn- burg, fifth graders, like to study about Oklahoma. ri l Mrs. Giyer's first graders enjoy their work. CLASSROCM The general science class is busy studying equations. Marvin Sturtz, Duane Bender and Dougie Kefter fsixth gradersl en- ioy Christmas in their classroom. 6' if 5 4 . ..,.....-. 4 s Mrs. Yarbrough's third graders are interested in their arithmetic. SCENES Ace Ward and Fred Robe are sanding an industrial arts project. Ellis Woods presents Donnie Cobb a jersey calf forhis F.F.A. proiect. Various problems are discussed in American democracy class. These girls are learning how to cook in home economics. Stand- ing: Peggy Wallen, Miss Cheadle. Seated: Dona Reynolds, Norma Mitchell, Dayna Larason. L-i pf .fri- VIRGIL L JONES SALUTATORIAN Delmar is very active in all sports football, basketball baseball, hunting and fishing He does not, however, let them interfere with his education VALEDICTORIAN Quiet and studious, Virgil is devoted to his studies. During his sophomore year he was a member of the state championship driving team. His hobbies are scouting, coin collecting and stamp collecting. Q 1' 'ff DELMAR CALDWELL ' . I f - 1. . i - f .4 ' if, Activities are as much a part of school life as closswork hir. Thain shares with Gary Richard the headache of enrolling. Who Dat? Surely not the grade students behind those Halloween masks! The farmers, daughters' sing about the harvest moon at the seventh and eighth grade assembly. A scene from Dragnet is dramatized by stu- dents at the seventh and eighth grade assembly. Long live King Dink and Queen Jean who were crowned at the Mooreland game. Peggy Wallen, Clairuth Lambert and Dolores Fenimore at a senior skating party find that putting on skates is a tremendous task. As the game ends, the fans look at the score- board to see the final score. Go, Team, Coll cheer the Bravetts. 315 Elaine Boudreau and Clara Faye Siefken pose as Miss Garbage Disposal of l954' and Miss Pop-Up Toaster of l896 during the F.l'l.A. initiation. Wake up, Jeanellen, Donna and Clairuthl lt's time to goto schooll ls this Bill Kolander or Uncle Sam? asks everyone at a National School Assembly. Lou Boudreau, .lerry Daniels, Johnny Brosh and Haskell Harris pose as a Barber Shop Quartet at a National School Assembly. This was one of the feats performed at the Oklahoma Wild West Show sponsored by the seniors. Quite a number of students seem to enioy the Christmas dance. Coach Hodgson and his wife entertain the foot- ball boys. During their initiation, the S-Club boys look as though they escaped from Little Siberia. U mm ACTIVITIES Ei t V . . -.2 JJ? E we I1 of . ' . . - -.G Q, -A aiiqpvnvn f- , , .ivy ' ,W 'ff .o .y f' ,PQ .An 20 N ' if' i J 21 Ali' n. Lee Bolster, Gary Richard, Henry Earnst and Gene Worrell relax at Ken's after a hard school day. These are typical of the students that attend Shattuck High School. With Haslcell Starbuclc as his horse, Donnie Cobb is ready to fight. This is a familiar scene at noon. Fred Robe puts Bill Kolander out on a steal as Bob Hadsell baclcs him up. There's nothing the senior boys like better than eating at the senior picnic. Evelyn Brace, La Veta Ehrlich and Beulah Walton are efficient ushers at the senior play. Ace Ward, Peg Wallen, Donna Crouch and Larry Larason are hungry: so Bob Hadsell beckons to a Hawaiian waitress at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet Graduation day has Come for Mae Roach, Larry Larason, Clairuth Lambert, Harvey Hamilton and many other seniors. Q' V ..-- 'ng' Q , It X .Q LQ, If n A' K N i 1 ii icyss Q? I' yr! mx , ,, 1.+2f.,avv:4'-1:13. 1 , A. J. 'Lou' Boudreau, o member of All-State knows The value of good sportsmanship. PORTS -fl, P FOOTBALL TEAM X 'N Q SHOWS SCHOOL it SPIRIT Murvel Barth hands the ball to Bill Kolander on line plunge. The l953 football season began August 24 with twenty-three boys reporting for practice. Under the leadership of Coach Mark Hodgson, the football team has placed one of the two best teams in the confer- ence four out of five times during the the last five years. This year the team was honored by having a member, A. J. Boudreau, on the All.State football team. The team gives an exhibition of good blocking on end sweep. ROW ONE: Fred Rabe, Delmar Caldwell, A. J. Boudreau, Bernard Null, Darrell Riffel, Ernie Yarbrough. ROW TWO: Haskell Starbuck, Haskell Harris, W. E. Cobb, Gary Richard, Bill Kolander, Floyd Treiber. ROW THREE: Cecil Beagles, John Bill Lomax, Jim Pratt, Harry Walton, Don Shepherd, Melvin Schibbelhute. ROW FOUR: Mark Hodgson, coach, Bill Sherrill, Bill Wilson, Chuck Jones, Murvel Borth, Roland Karn. A 431 99' 'Y JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM 'R' '44 7 at Q UNDEFEATED 7 ' L Aff' I The iunior high football team, ' coached by T. J. Nunnery, had an excellent record of five wing, The success ofa game includes hard practice. three ties and no defeats. if , ll ' . ?, 4 1 Q. al. J 2 I We The - , Q - T 5-,.'scf,- L, Fairview 0 .... 6 Q' f . '-Ffh! Q Laverne T9 . .. . . 6 I 'I' 5. YA F 1 a 4 Laverne O . . . . . O 22, ' ' '4 ' 1 ' , I. ' woodwmd 13 .. 7 W J 6- , ' Buffalo 6... .. 6 A , -. J Woodward 13 .. 6 ,J ,' ' ,' 5' Follett 28 . . . . . 7 ' ' f fl -4- U Beaver 27 .. O l-T ,f , 9 ff- f y M or ,Q 'J i ' -' g-.. Teamwork is vital to the successful team. ROW ONE: Sammy Butler, Wayne Boudreau, Ralph Green, Dole Hamilton, Donnie Deal, Byron Birkle, Marvin Kline, Lewis Helfenbein. ROW TWO: Bennie Youck, Kendall Richardson, Norman Bay, Bill schultz, Tim Martinez, William Briant, Franklin Mann. ROW THREE' Bobb Fislcin Delbert Schwab Wa ne Lon hofer John url: a . y , , y g , K' p trick, Van Henson, Edward Starbuclc, Jerry Brown, T. J. Nunnery, coach. 'QN :Pm T 5 l Q i fri A , s,,. . .N , f Nfl , .9 A L I X , 'X f gs- Xff as-E I ff .Q 1 4 W, A I X, it W if il ' I K N? 1552 xx ll- f td N SHATTUCK INDIAN S 5 SCORE AGAIN tion of Coach Tom Treece, enloyed another successful season. Their high ence and di strict. ' The MB team had an excellent record -N' of no defeats for the l953-54 basketball season. YP? coach. Coach Treece moves his players toward victory. The Shattuck Indians, under the direc point of the year was two triumphs over the Woodward Boomers. The Indians came very close to winning both confer ROW ONE: Delmar Caldwell, Lou Boudreau Bernard Null, Claudis Kraft. ROW WO Haskell Harris, Ace Ward, Bill Kolan er Floyd Treiber. ROW THREE: Cecil Beagles John Bill Lomax, Murvel Borth, Tom Treece JUNIOR HIGH AND .55 GRADE BASKETBALL TEAMS ARE vicToRious if The junior high and grade basl-netball teams coached by T. J. Nunnery had a very victorious season as can be shown by the following scores. FRESHMEN GRADES 7-8 We They We They 38 .... ... 34 Fargo 20 .... .... 24 sf- Q 43 ,,,, 24 Waynolra 18 .... .... I6 42 .... 20 Arnett 19 .... 29 48 ,,,,, U, 24 Bishop 4l .... 21 38 ,,,,, ,,, 21 Fargo 27 .... 28 49 ,,,,, 39 Amen 18 .... 20 41 .,.,, 28 Higgins 26 .... .... 2 5 ROW ONE: Jerr Daniels, Marvin Kline, Donnie Deal A-I IDII. 23 Woodwmd 28 ,... III. 2 6 Ralph Green, Bill Schultz. ROW TWO: Tim Martinez 26 l . 50 Laverne 28 l H . I .U 34 Wayne Boudreau, Donald Kelln, Norman Bay ROW 32 ' ' ' ' gflnnoko 12 2 Kendall Richardson, Mr. Nunnery, coach. isiop 34 . .... . . . 36 Winners of Arnett Jr. High Tournament. ROW ONE: Sammy Butler,Kenneth Schoenhals, Dale Hamilton, Gary O'Brien, lewis Helfenbein, J. W. Chastain, Van Henson. Row TWO: Mark Schultz, Melvin Carnagey, John Kurlcpatrick, Edward Sfarbuclc, Wayne l onghofer, Delbert Schwab. ROW THREE: Jerry Brown, l arry Wilson, Gary Elmore, Max Gourley, Tommy Niemeier, Bobby Fiel, Mr. Nunnery, coach. 1,3 THREE: Byron Birlrle, Bennie Youclc, William Briant --M. .' ' P i'ii ' - -Ira..-ru 'Lg' it ' , SHATTUCK O B INDIANS TRAIN ' FOR BASEBALL Bill Kolander connects with the ball as Fred Robe watches sadly. . The lndians put on their spikes and slid- ....-e.,---.41 -- v- ' - 'ff-3' . ing pads to start the T954 baseball season i' ' of Shattuck High. The team lost only two starters, but has eight lettermen returning. This year the chances of a successful season are favor- able. Coach Hodgson is putting the Indians through their paces on the practice field, A and the team isplaying a well-rounded sched- ule with good teams. The eyes of Shattuck are on these boys. The baseball squad has won many honors for the past tive years by winnin the dis- trict championship five times and the region- al championship twice. '43 Bob Hadsell throws the ball over the plate as his teammates shout encouragement. ROW ONE: Delmar Caldwell, Jerry Reed, Lou Boudreau, Bernard Null, Bob Hadsell. ROW TWO: Floyd Treiber, Ace Ward, Bill Borth, Bill Kolander, Fred Robe, Homer Queen. ROW THREE: Roland Karn, Cecil Beagles, John Bill Lomax, Murvel Borth, Mark Hodgson, coach. 7- . - ,Q 'Zi xl' ,,,? 'I 4--' ' - an N. , V C' , 5 -L he Til -id :Wk ' I lil l X' - TRACK TEAM WINS SECOND Sharron Schoenhals, Barbara Neimeier and Katie Schwab were members of the relay teams. April 24, l953, at Arnett, Oklahoma. The Shattuck track team placed second with 59 points. First place winners were as follows: M Karen Ehrlich, baseball throw, Class B. rf- Norman Bay, Bill Schultz, Tim Martinez, Donnie Deal, 440 relay, Class B. Sammy Butler, 220 dash, Class C. Beverly Jones, Joquina Schultz, Mark Ann Hodgson, Glenda Richardson, 300 relay, Class C. Barbara Neimeier, 50 yard dash, broad iump, best all-around girl in Class D. Janice Ehrlich, baseball throw, Class D. :T f f 1.. l 'Cgj:15 'QQ'y1. A T The Ellis county track meet was held 5.1 ,i lwilz ' - f If 2 ,32 211'-' 1 ,f f ' s in Sammy Butler, Tommy Neimeier and Norman Bay participated in the track dashes. ROW ONE: Norman Bay, Sammy Butler, Bill Schultz, Don Deal, Lewis Helfenbein, Donald Kelln, Tim Martinez. ROW TWO: Tommy Neimeier, Jerry Fields, Mark Schultz, Van Henson, Kenneth Schoenhals, Donna Johnston, Glenda Richardson, Beverly Jones. ROW THREE: W. C. Jones, coach, Joaquina Schultz, JoVena Sidders, Pat Hallum, Karen Ehrlich, Mark Ann Hodgson, Carol Ann Kelln, Awynne Hallum, T. J. Nunnery, caoch. FOR FOUR: John Calvin Jones, Freddie Treiber, Sharron Schoenhals, Gordon Beck, Frankie Stevens, Patsy Thornburg, MaryrAngell, Barbara Neimeier, Mike Brown. 3-5-l, .I ., E. MAE ROACH CROWNED BASKETBALL QUEEN Mae Roach was crowned basketball queen at the Woodward game on February l6 Ace Ward was captain During the crowmng the pep band played P S l Love You JEANELLEN McNABB CROWNED FOOTBALL QUEEN .leanellen McNabb was crowned football queen at the homecommg game wlth Moore land Delmar Caldwell was captain During the crowning tlxe band softly played Pretiy Baby 5-8 These businesses ore responsible for the qualify of Shattuck ADVERTISEMENTS NEWMAN CLINIC 81 PHARMACY NEWMAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INC Good Luck, Seniors of '5 4 KEN'S DRUG Drugs Jewelry Gifts Fountain Service Cosmetics Franklin Livestock Vaccines Phone 49 Shattuck Janice Cully, Bob Hadsell, Jim Pratt, Bill Ko- londer, Lester Regan, Ace Word and Buddy Ko- londer ore enjoying refreshments and meeting their friends Qt Ken's. U' fa-e Q -v 4. A .. a s-u I J 'U SHATTUCK GRAIN COMPANY 600,000 Bushel Bonded Storage We buy and store all types of grain Hank Meyer, Manager Phone 83 Shattuck ., 553 Q 25, 5 N.-1 -3374 ! fl B!!! -'Ia 33333363359 Q -IIN - Xmun SHATTUCK ATIO AL B K The Personal Service Bank Phone 172 Shattuck MASON FURNITURE STORE 2. Phyllis Richardson and Kay Grant enjoy the comfort of Mason's modern furniture. 4- o 1 '- ru mpg:-ns. .......-..v 1-qf 'x Q. Q 4 is ,Y w iv- , , ,Lf-1 Jguuuu-lv--..,..-.-N N-- 'L -QD. - QT '35 E V, S-1 L1 nfl' - V' fp Q 'F lgitng Q ,, Q - f,., . din? ,I , . 9 g ' -- , ,. Mfu seq ,- -v 1 v A 1, ,I - ,. A A Q if f.: - . zfffpfgt- .-.---4, 32 ,Z I 1 ' 'I grlgun , f,- , 24?g'y,11 ,: at W J' Y V f hggqf x . 9 F 1 Q ' - k :bw :- l 2 4 f A 'P , , ,t 5 1 1 ,f Ns ,Y M , jg' 1 -, ,,,,,..M,, A A t , W ...:1s.-... , b 4 'S A neil .. 1 ' Vi fm ' . ' ' fQ!'9' Q 1, 1 A S 'f 2 1 'f ,SF 1' y vA Q. .I R'W9Hhawvv,,. Jaiiiv V 'si 4? 24.44 as 'JL .451 , , V T-H-E GARDENS D0 JOHNSTON, INC. Janice Cully and Eva Ann Schoenhals know that INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS T-H-E Gardens cater to the planning of special WESTINGHQUSE APPLIANCES occasions. PONTIAC CARS RCA TELEVISION 1 I cuz BROTHERS' GRAIN co. Bonded Grain Storage Barbara Riffel and Lou Boudreau with Jake Ehrlich are admir- ing the Broomcorn Queen, Donna Crouch. Ingle Brothers have been in business in Shattuck since 1909. CULLY APARTMENTS Glenda Martinez and Darlene Longhofer know that when you want comfort and rest Cully's Apartments offer the best. 4445 REX CARD JEWELER Mr. Gard shows Carolyn Brown some of his exquisite pearls while Mary Fritzler examines a necklace. KENNY'S RECREATIO PARLOR Playing shuffle board, Donna Crouch, La Veta Ehrlich, Harvey Hamilton, Peggy Wallen and Gary Richard find after-school relaxation and enjoyment. RUFFlN'S Mr. Ruffin shows his fine stock of western clothing to Clifford Schick and Carroll Schoen- hals. FULTON AND WINSETT Moore Heaters Zenith Radios Glidden Paints Norge Products Detroit Iewell Ranges Phyllis Richardson demonstrates the outstanding features of a Magic Chef. KAGGS Sc - 51.00 Your Self Service Variety Store a Mary Winslow and Helen Fiel are examining the fine purses that can be found at Skaggs. ,Q grey Q New: THE JOHNS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Your Home of Better Photography Edgar Johns, Owner Look at the birdie, says Mr. Johns, as he is about to snap Peggy Wallen's picture. ww. IDDERS AUTO WORKS Gary Richard is curiously watching S. C. Sidders, owner, as he mixes paint for one of his body and repair jobs. N. WH.SON THEATERS Garland Wilson's new drive-in theater always features a good movie with yobr favorite stars. SHATT CK COURTS For the best in comfort and privacy, take a tip from Lou Boudreau and W. E. Cobb. Stay at the Shattuck Courts. STOUT GROCERY Finest in FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES While Virgil Jones is checking the groceries for Dott Wells, Chuck Jones is waiting to carry them for her. 4 HOLLYWOOD HOPPE SWANSDOWN SUITS AND COATS Clairuth Lambert and Mae Roach are trying to decide how to spend their money. 4' , - w-- 1.. 4 ' '- - 'J :.1frmm.1:,,, MVA N' T BB FLORAL CO. For that certain someone, say it with flowers from Tubb Floral Shop, says Henry Earnst. Beulah Walton agrees. BEST WAY STORE Don-Shepherd, Dona Reynolds and Billy Wilson look,over the fresh dairy products and tender meats at the Best Way Store. GILSON GAS 81 0lL C0. CHAMPLIN PRODUCTS You will always find prompt, courteous service at the Champlin Station. --Y Ji ' Q -4? Y ri an ' . WESTERN AUTO OCLATE TORE Mary Ann Winslow and Gary Schwab try the fine stock of fishing tackle and sporting goods at Beck's Western Auto Store. ,Q-. --. ,.. -Q-, , Y - -.., , MO- K. . 1.0 M. M. KAR Lenora Abbott and Gordon Elmore examine some of the attractive insurance policies at M. M. KARN. ...L 2 ... . .Q v 5 r M, 1 6 - : r 1 A . I . . 51 .. a 'E 5 ga, r .. . ,f ws:- A - a.,-2 1 21. X s 1 ' Ed., . -M ,H I ,i 2 f y ,,' r A ' ti' , -. 1 I' '.-5- ,, 1' 1 uri' - N . Q. , l n -. .tif x 5 p sf 1: 52 ' llgzi , . X '52 Jin iii f 'NN , QQQL7'-:o ?12f v Q-ui 1' . N V 'L x I X +2 .xx 9 UQ a n -V 5 ' 1-,gg ,,. nn .L ' ' , v ,, ' w Y ,f r' ,'-'AG ,rx 4 x W 2 5,1 . '31 Q. C4 L- V Q 9 1 at fi Y 2: wink 'S V n 'K i as I 5,4 'K 1. X - ' f3?E5?5 53 f.:-J, 5,5 ,,5 5, in 1 . 1. ,. lag X' . ,H sf 3. A a- 5 'ag Q Y . K., fl an 'ls 4 . ,ffq .U ' 'iff' ' gf: 'rf .4 '5- SHATTUCK MOTOR C0. CHEVROLET OLIVER FRIGIDAIRE Admiring the '54 Chevrolet pickup are jerry Reed and Floyd Holland while Sam Walton points out the finest qualities. LITTLE TEXAS CAF E Good Coffee and Home Made Pies Jerry Buller, Carol Spomer, Rosona Cobb and Dean Hamilton are looking over the menus of fine foods. illd . 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