Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Galemlaa SEPTEMBER School Started Perryton Jr Hs Football Game Sensors recesved rsngs Woodward Jr Hs Football Game Beaver H S Football Game Ellss County Free Fasr Fasrvsew Jr Hs Football Game Waynoka H S Football Game Band Parents Meetsng F H A Meetsng Woodward Jr Hs Football Game OCTOBER Alva H S Football Game Laverne Jr Hs Football Game Woodward H S Football Game F H A Meetsng Buffalo Jr Hs Football Game F F A Meetsng Cherokee H S Football Game Junsor Class Party Laverne Jr Ha Football Game Freshman Class Party Fasrvsew H S Football Game F F A and F H A lnstsatson Perryton Jr Hs Football State Teachers Meetsng Mooreland H S Football Game NOVEMBER Natsonal F H A Week Natsonal Assembly F H A Formal lnstsatson and Receptson Guymon Jr Hu Football Game F H A Meetsng at Balko F F A Meetsng Natsonal Assembly County Teachers Meetsng Hsggsns Jr Ho Basketball Game Hsggsns Jr Hs Basketball Game Thanksgsvsng Holsdays Fargo H S Basketball Game DECEMBER Junsor Play Bsshop H S Basketball Game Freshmen and Sophomore Assembly Tangser Jr Hs Basketball Game Fort Supply Jr Hs Basketball Tourna ment H S Basketball Festsval Arnett H S Basketball Game F F A Meetsng Arnett H S Basketball Tournament F H A s Crystal Ball Gage H S Basketball Game Chrsstmas Vacatson to January 3 Hsggsns H S Basketball Game JANUARY Arnett Jr Hs Basketball Game Cherokee H S Basketball Game Laverne Jr Hs Basketball Game Arnett H S Basketball Game Arnett Jr Hs Basketball Game End of 1st Semester Woodward H S Basketball Game Roston Jr Hs Basketball Tournament Arnett H S Basketball Game 20 Jr Hs Basketball Game FEBR MARC APRlL MAY Gage H S Basketball Game Fargo H S Basketball Game Laverne Jr Hs Basketball Game F F A Meetsng Seventh and Esghth Grade Assembly Alva H S Basketball Game UARY Bsshop H S Basketball Game May Grade Basketball Tournament Alva Basketball Tournament F F A Meetsng Natsonal Assembly F H A Meetsng Hsggsns H S Basketball Game County Teachers Meetsng Natsonal Assembly Dsstrsct F F A Speech Contest Watongo H S Basketball Game Waynoka Jr Hs Basketball Game Arnett Jr Hs Basketball Game F F A Meetsng Woodward H S Basketball Game F H A Party All State Band Norman Fasrvsew H S asketball Game Band at Lsberal Kansas for Pan Cake Day H F H A Meetsng Ellss Cou'sty Fat Stock Show Ellss County Fat Stock Show Banquet Woodward Fat Stock Show F F A Meetsng Sensor Play Sensor Talent Show Band to Pawnee Festsval Dsstrsct Teachers Meetsng Glee Club to Seslsng Natsonal Assembly Band to Roosevelt Festsval Sensor Day at Alva State F H A Rally Dsstrsct Mussc Contest Alva Dsstrsct Mussc Contest Alva Dsstrsct F F A Land Judgsng Contest Primary Assembly Dsstrsct F F A Chapter Meetsng Con test F H A Meetsn Work Shop for and Alva Good Frsday Easter Vocatson F F A Meetsng Natsonal Assembly F F A Land Judgsng Contest State F F A Conventson F F A Interscholastsc Judsng Contest Natsonal F F A Land Judgsng Contest F H A Meetsng F F A Meetsng Junsor and Sensor Banquet Baccalaureate Sensor Assembly Sensor Week Commencement End of School 21 . . 6 25 . . 9 . 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V . y W l J In I A . , ' -,L 7:7 , , . 6 . 4 MAY THIS BOOK SERVE AS A LASTING RECORD OF, THE IDEALS, ACHIEVEMENTS, APD MEMORIES OF A GREAT YEAR AT SHATTUCK HIGH Q iff' Q ,,g:,. . fd eaawu We paedenl ---- OUR ADMINISTRATION - - - - - CHR FEATURES ----- ---- OUR ORGANIZATIONS - - - - - - - OUR STUDENTS ---- ---- THANK YOU ----- - OUR ADVERTISERS - - - - - - - I I5 29 49 69 K -'sm For her wholehearfed loyalty her unfmng efforts her great pohence and understanding ln doing so much In guldung our steps an the raghf dlrechon, we lovlngly ded: AKP Cafe the 'l955 lncllon to our sponsor, Mrs Lina Nicholson l f 1. :Q s' o sf ,- . 'x l f A 'ln I - zxgkqlh ' . . .Ex W ir Y ' ' Wigjfx A gf? hi .7 I l . I . . . . . ..Jf. T ,Lu Supt. Gourley holds open the door of opportunity and know- ledge for Barbara Crouch and all other students under his supervision. nl' Upening 7fze Mala .Zona . . . will, 4' p lx RALPH THAIN, Principal B. S., Northwestern State College, Alva, Oklahoma, M. Ed., Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma. Mr. Thain, who is always 'on the fob checking our obsences is just as efficient in dealing with all other affairs of the school. His genial personality and help- ful attitude are decided assets in our school. Mr. Thain teaches mathematics, science, and driver's education. W. E. GOURLEY, Superintendent B. S., Northwestern State College, Alva, Oklahoma, M. Ed., Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma, Who's Who in American Education, 1954. Mr. Gourley, who 'started to school' with us, the graduates of l955, has for the past twelve years been administrator, builder of character, and educator of to- morrow's leaders and whose tireless efforts have done much toward the improvement of our school. His co- operative ond friendly spirit is a ioy to the faculty and student body.Outstanding traits of this likeable educa- tor are his efficiency and decisiveness in managing the affairs of our school. , 4 ' , Y eeeiemrieemne ii' 1. 5 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION These men are busy at their own work but take time to further all activities for the betterment of our school.Darrell Bruton is a farmer, Ned Stuart, Clerk, is a banker, D. F. Jackson, President of the board, is a druggist, W. E. Gourley, superintendent, Claudice Sherrill is a farmer, Cullen Butler is a John Deere lmplement dealer, but all are civic minded, public-spirited men who give freely of their time to represent the patron of this district. 'Wray Gm .Sign MARK HODGSON B.S., Qklahoma A. 8. M., Shop 8 American History, Jr. High Math, High School Athletics, Shattuck Public Schools, 6 Yrs. T. J. NUNNERY B.S.,Southwestorn5 M.S., University of Oklahoma, Social Science, World History, Junior High Athletics, Ei hth Grade Sponsor, Shattuck Pugblic Schools, 8 Yrs. MRS. LINA NICHOLSON B.S., Northwestern, English, Library Annual, F.T.A., Senior S onsor, Shattuck Public Schools, l7 Yrs. CLARENCE ROGERS B.S., Phillips University, Jr. High Math, Jr. High Science, Biology, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Shattuck Public Schools, 28 Yrs. LlLLlAN SLEMMER B.A. 8- M.Ed., University of Okla- homa, Jr. High English, Speech, Tvspian, Shattuck Public Schools, 6 rs. TOM TREECE B.S., Northwestern, American De- mocracy, Jr. Hi h History, Pro- iectionest Club, iligh School Ath- vtics, Shattuck Public Schools, 2 rs. fa E gc 'Q ,gf 5 .5 it ni lil II 4aaiJecf7fczlua6le7 .. MISS BERNICE DELAMARTER B.S., Central State, Commerce, Junior Class Sonsor, Shattuck Public Schools, 756. MR. WILLARD BRADLEY B.S., Oklahoma A. Bi M., Vocational A riculture, F.F.A., Sophomore Crass Sponsor, Shattuck Public Schools, 6 Yrs. MR. L. L. WRIGHT B.S., Northwestern, Mechanical Drawin , Shop, Algebra, Shattuck Publicgchools, 6 Yrs. MISS GLADYS STEINBACH B.S. Oklahoma A. 8-M-1 M. Ed., Phillips University, Fifth Grade Shattuck Public Schools, 'I5 Yrs. MR. BENNIE VALENTINE B.A., Southwestern State College, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Jr. High Reading, Jr. High Spelling, Shattuck Public Schools, I Yr. MRS. JACQUELYN VOSS B.S., Oklahoma A. 81 M., Home Ec- onomics, F.H.A., Pe Club, Shat- tuck Public Schools, g Yr. A Upenecl loam 7a Knawlefge .... MRS. MARY VERNE STARNES B.S., Sul Ross State Fourth Grade Shattuck Public Schools, 7 yrs. MRS. AMY NUNNERY B.A. 8- B.S., Southwestern M. Ed., Oklahoma University Sixth Grade Junior High Math F.T.A. Sponsor Shattuck Public Schools, 6 yrs. MRS. MARY YARBROUGH B.A., Oklahoma City University Third Grads Shattuck Public Schools, 6 yrs. MRS. PAULINE HUNT B.S., Stillwater A. 81 M. Fifth 81 Sixth Grade Shattuck Public Schools, 'l yr. MRS. EDNA F. YODER B.S., Kansas State Second Grade Shattuck Public Schools, 8 yrs. Cafeteria MRS. ADALINE ABBOTT B.A., Northwestern Third 8- Fourth Grade Shattuck Public Schools, 2 yrs. W J MRS IRIS OAKLEY Office Secretary Shattuck Public Schools MR JIM THOMPSON Chief Custodian Shattuck PubIlc Schools MR FRANK ARTHURS Shattuck Public Schools MISS GRACE BURNETT B S Southwestern M Ed Unlverslty of Ok First Grade Shattuck Public Schools MRS SYLVIA GIYER B S. Northwestern First Grade Shattuck Public SChooIs MISS ALINE GODLEY B A Panhandle A 8- M Second Grade Shattuck Public Schools 6-4feQeJ Salae 0444 Paadlemfi . . . Asst. Custodian 7 2 Mr. Cliff Hurst 'xx' Mr. Ferman Shepherd rqncf pfzauilel Special S Shattuck schools employes six busdrivers. This facility includes six regular routes and one feeder routeg also an activity bus which is used for transportation of all participants in activities of the school. The drivers are Aaron Long- hofer, Robert Fechner, Ted Brace driver mechanic, Fer- man Shepherd, Cliff Hurst and George Herber. The lunchroom is sponsor- ed by Mrs. Edna Yoder, who plansthe menu with high food calories at low prices. Mrs. Ruth Ehrlich and Mrs. Hilda Kolander, the efficient cooks of the lunchroom, start to work at eight A.M. and by eleven-thirty A.M. they have a tasty and nourishing lunch prepared for the students. 'sc 'S ..-4 1'ff'I T3 H fi Mr. Ted Brace sl ,Ei Mr. Robert Fechner 'L 0 6 Q S HUUL BH? --qu., Mr. Aaron Longhofev Mr. George Herber Mrs. Ehrlich and Mrs. Kolander are preparing the delicious meal that will serve around three hundred students at noon. EJ ep' '9- 1 H 'S-gg i ww?-wr ' S Q , K 0 NX. X 4 Qwew, fn. gm, 'Q W E A Wm We? qw A 'KA X .Qs 'IQ- x , If -E+ T,fzgY Q or-su, S A 'j,w'i- . . x , . 1 3 1 1, , , I. ft NK vf' n 3 .P Av' '.' f ef-W' If Q x eff -fp gk, ' .af K-hk ', aw- K s A ' ' ' my , X r 'J V , Q7 I ,area ' 1 - ' . ' sifgmf 1 l a -5 , ' X 4 X aeaifufwi O r disfncfons do no! ie in fha places occupy but i the grace ond' Id' n'fy with h'ch o Character Development is the great, if not the sole aim of education, so ---------- after a busy week our steps are directed to the church of our choice. First Methodist Church John H. Lomax, Minister St. PauI's Congregational Church George Kissler, Minister First Christian Church Lawrence Hailum, Minister St. James Catholic Church Mark Masqkiewiez. Minister First Baptist Church Curtis P. Rogers, Minister Church of God Clarence C. Means, Minister Merlin B. Kraft, Minister Zion Lutheran Church W. W. Bentrup, Minister Seventh-Day Adventist Church A. B. Streifiing, Minister Ebenezer Baptist Church 0. K. Ringering, Minister .QQ . nm- nlq ' f sz' - 'Y' Y v 5, . y Qi-v K 'i -I if' ' , . , i b :xiii'-.'-by .K 1' 514 f' ., . Jw, Kip, you already know them, it seems.' l'm Trudie, I'm Judie, l'm Ludiel' 'Humphl Young man, you've been growing overtime, ain't ye? 'l'm Mrs. Jobe Feeney, and I've come for my husband!!' awww szqu me The theme of 'Grandad Steps Out' centers around Grandad, who is pampered and bossed by his daughter, Mrs. Laura Morton, because of an illness. He is confined to the house until a boyhood chum comes along who entices and steals him out of the house. Grandad gets to walking again and manifests enough spunk to hold his own. Characters taking part in the play are: Grandad ------------------- Don Stout Mrs. Laura Morton - - - - Sharon Akers Tilly, the maid ---- - - Juanita Smith Betty Shaddu ck, Mrs . Morton's niece -------- Donna Ro ers Kip Shadduck, Her brother - - Haskell Stariuck Jack Norwood, a neighbor ------ Gary Schwab Trudie, Judie, and ---- Bonnie Cobb, Helen Ludie Norwood, tripletrs Fiel, Cora Lea Reed Miss Abbey, a spinster ---- Mary Ann Winslow Jim Mahoney, a rancher ------- Don Shepherd A detective ------ Mrs. Jobe Feeney - Others --------- Master of Ceremonies Director -------- - - - - -John Bill Lomax - - - - - - Janice Cully - -Cecil Beagles, Billy Wilson, Donnie Cobb, Murvel Borth Ramon Richardson - - - - - Bernice Delamarter Yes Miss Abbey No Miss Abbey If was lust a JlmMGl'10l10Yll Where is my husband telegraph boy 7fze Seldom Gave We M7114 Wahl Um Boy The seniors presented on March l0 the comedy-dama, 'The Wild Oats Boy', by Lillian Mortimer. The comedy opened late in May in the living room of Uncle George's home. The reading of Uncle George's will caused confusion and disorder in the household, but peace and order reigned once again within the home at the end of the third act. - Director, Miss Lillian Slemmer. THE CAST Aunt Anne - Peggy Fiel, Uncle George's dearly beloved housekeeper Della - Lyda Malloy, An attractive young maid Judy - Lawana Gourley, Uncle George's adopted daughter Danny Murphy - Larry Yoder, the young Irish cook Pa'trgci.a Gilden - Dixie Manske, a close friend of u y s Eve Martin - Elaine Reynolds, one of Judy's attrac- tive young friends Eddie - Homer Queen, the original wild oats boy Jack Peters - Jerry Reed, the slick talking city cousin Prue - Lenora Abbott, the countr cousin widow Charlie Benton - Ernie Yarbrough, the ex-prize fighter cousin Trout - Lynden Oakley, Prue's pestiferous son Seth - Floyd Treiber, Uncle George in disguise Mase - Roland Karn, Uncle George's faithful darky servant '0h, my goshl I'd'a' worn me new bloomers if l'd known l was goin' to shoot the chutesl Ain't lt rldicalous?' 'Lawd!, Miss Annel Ah done see Massa George's ghost! 'Say, what was the idea, after l'd knocked Eddie over, for you both to iump on me?' 'I 'D fti ' J i ht p ti nt, Massa I do congratulate You, Uncle Seth Edt!! Naam lawfmgwl Zgdosc. th. nic. new little ca lfy. ' We QMJ Uwalavmcfiniy Seniofpi LA WANA GOURLEY Science and Mathematics ALLAN HUNT History L ENORA ABBOTT Commerce LARRY YODER Music and Dramatics These ten seniors were selected as the outstanding representatives of the twelve departments of Shattuck High School. The selections were made by the high school faculty, not only for scholastic ability, but also for leader- ship, co-operation, and active participa- tion in school events sponsored by the various departments. Larry Yoder is not only a forceful speaker but also a good entertainer with either his comet or baritone. He sings a pretty tune, too. LaWana Gourley says her first love is biology, but she has great ability in all scientific fields as well as mathe- matics. Allan Hunt has a great love for udigging' into the events of the past as well as watching history 'in the making. Lenora Abbott's nimble fingers make a typewriter hum. Her bookkeeping 'figures never lie' and she is noted for her dexterity in shorthand. .lerry Reed is proficient in all phases of industrial arts with artistic ability to complete the bill. Arts FRANK YBARRA Driver and Safety Education Frank Ybarra knows that by being o skillful driver the 'life you save may be your own.' Carolyn Brown delves into the classics but likewise enjoys modern literature. Haskell Harris has been outstanding in football and basketball. He is always a man on whom Shattuck can depend in baseball and track. Elaine Reynolds is a good potential homemaker with her love for sewing and her skill in cooking. Bernard Null, equipped with F.F.A. training, has well laid plans for a successful farming career. In All fbepaalmenii CAROLYN BROWN English HASKELL HARRIS Athletics ELAIN E REYNG.DS Home Economics 'K I Y A X Noon 500301 501 006 HX L0111 Y ode: yoilono Gouda P Sq gosoy :pd Zrl rgw-or Coffman Hom., ollqll F 11 Q I5 f, 3e o.ho,, 5 v 'rzly I y , Hx . Boskeivm Qu can Nm Bork y-X son Q69 oofboll Queen org arer Coffin 7 5 QM XKQ0 skokv hw' Bo Qwovon F F 4 efhearf LA VONN WA Slve L TON In winning these distinctions La Wana and Larry deserve much credit for their diligent work and co-operation. ln addition to maintaining a high scholastic average, they have both been extremely active in the extra curr' - icu lar activities of the school. We ese students who achieved the highest honors our school had to offery are proud of th Salutatori an Larry Yoder Valedictorian La W ana Gourley These students a senfcflves lar re repre of the ex actlvlh rncu uituck Hugh ' tra-cu ' - - ' es of Sh ' . Max Gourley, Solo Twirler, Who's Who in Baton Twirling 1955 Max's high stepping, fmcy antics have added much this year to the bmd's ap- appearance. Um '54-55 Band One of the most active year round organizations in the Shattuck High School is the high school band. For several years it has repeatedly received top honors in both local and state competition. This year under the leadership of its new director, Bennie Valentine, it has willingly performed for civic affairs as well as activities of the school whenever its services were deemed necessary. Many of the individual members of the band have won high recognition as soloists and in ensemble groups in invitational, district, and state con- tests. LaWana Gourley and Homer Queen were selected as members of the 1955 All State High School Band at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Bennie Valentine, Director. Mr. Valentine's congenial person- ality ond friendly smile have made him very well-liked by all the students. His new and different ideas and superb directing have done much to make our band 'better than ever'. ROW ONE: Mary Jo Angell, Joella Taylor, Jaunita Smith, Ken Kenny, Henry Teiding, Lynden Oakley, Ronnie Grant, Kay Grant, Mary Ann Winslow, Carol Dixon, Gordon Elmore, Lee Bolster, Jerry Daniels, Ray Angell, Mr. Bennie Valentine, Director, Homer Queen, Judy Riffel, Karen Neihart, Harvey Hagen. ROW TWO: Kenneth Starnes, Scott Johnston, Dott Wells, Ernest Yarbrough, Sharon Akers, Larry Yoder, Sammy Butler, Max Gourley, Dougie Keffer, Lola . M -,L-X, K NLR . ,, Nm L., 1 1- 'g N 5 1 ,f9 ' cf N. X xg I ' , ,X V v. 'L X s li XS x Si , Q , V . re, ss.-,P . KH 4, '- ' ' - i v Q 'A . 3 5' 'Fi if .. A . V S a vid. , F K ama' F X R klein 153 V ' x W NY-Vt 1 ,Z Q' 2 Fw' . lk? f' gl . af E J, 1 5. Q is x a if HFQMH K. N WS 1 855553 Owe' ,.., ' w. . ' we ' . 1...,.a,.r .4 Q ,WW ,, . 9 , -vw-.. 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ROW FOUR: Rita Gayle Woods, Willa Bittman, Joaquina Schultz, Linda Lou Meier, Linda Gordon, Vinita Bolster, Mary Jo Angell, Bennie Valentine, Sponsor. Jlipfxefu' Jlonau Wwe 14 ROW ONE: LaVonn Walton, Eva Ann Schoenhals, Mary Ann Winslow, Larry Yoder, Lee Bolster, Beverly Earnst, Max Gourley, Sharon Akers. ROW TWO: Joy Briant, Donna Kay Johnston, Don Stout, Elaine Rev- nolds, Ramon Richardson, LaWana Gourley, Carol Spomer. r 7a senate ,ante ezmlm The Glee Club under the direc- tion of Bennie Valentine present- ed the Christmas assembly pro- gram and has sung for all the churches in the community. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of thehigh- est distinctions any Shattuck student can receive. 44-11.14. flaepww 404 7lae auiuae Jlame The Future Homemakers of America, a national organization of girls, helps its members be- come better homemalcers, and en- ables them to be better citizens of the community, nation, and world. The club takes on active part in sub-district, district, and state rallies. This group is spon- sored by Mrs. Jacquelyn Voss, and club mothers, Mrs. T. O. Piersall and Mrs. W. T. Winslow. 4. 4. 4. 7a!w1 'U 4 . . I Q1 9' jj .5353 F 1 P rm 1-4. ,vxi ROW ONE: Donna Kay Johnston, Bonnie Cobb, Joann Hammock, Clara Faye Siefken,Dott Wells, Elaine Boudreou, Beverl Earnst, Bonnie Bostick, Veda Mae Fechner, Lo Wana Gourley. ROW TWO: Carolyn Brown, Karen Ehrlich, LdV0nn Walton, La Nita Kolmder, Sherrie Yarbrough, Glenda Richardson, Helen Fiel, Mary Ann Winslow, Ka Grant, Shirley Meier. ROW THREE: Evelyn Hagen, Dorothy Piersall, Sally Feil, ghirley Appel, Elaine Reynolds, Linda Hunt, Janice Cully, Phyllis Richardson, Joy Lee Briant, Jana Rae Arganbright, Romonia Green, ROW FOUR: Lyndell She herd, Karen Neihart, Carol Dixon, Mary Fritzler, Carol Brosh, Norma Mitchell, kllark Ann Hodgson, Carol Spomer, Dona Reynolds, Mrs. Jacquelyn Voss, sponsor. ROW FIVE: Officers, Dixie Manske, Mar aret Coffman, Rosona Cobb, Sharon Akers, Peggy Fiel, Donna Rogers, Darlene Kgelln, Eva Ann Schoenhals, Joan Longhofer. Sfefzfl 404 '7f1e fmfma ef Gaunhy .frlfe Future Farmers of America, a national organization, teaches boys curriculum-vocational agri- culture. Members learn through active participation how to con- duct and take part in a public meeting, to solve their own prob- lems, to finance themselves and to assume responsibility. The F.F.A. organization helps to build leadership, character, sportsman- ship, co-operation, citizenship, and patriotism in the boys. rw,--,,,.., ROW ONE: Jerry Daniels, Darvin Arpel, Billy Cooley, Dean Hamilton, Jerald Schoenhals, Gary O'Brien, Lewis He fenbein, Donnie Cobb, Melvin Schibbelhute. ROW TWO: Dick Bolster, Bobby Jones, Haskell Starbirk, Kenneth Schoenhals, Lee Bolster, Wayne Boudreau, Eugene Ha en, Leo Ehrlich, Bill Wilson. ROW THREE: Delbert Schwab, Carroll Schoenhals, Bill Sherrill, Norman Bay, Flogd. Treiber, J. C. Swenn, Merlin Schoenhals, Johnny Kirkpatrich, LarrBWilson. R W FOUR: '53-54 Chapter Queen, LaVonn Walton, Don Shepherd, onald Kelln, Bernard Null, Bill Schultz, Darrel Riffel, Clifford Schick, Mr. Willard Bradley, sponsor. ffl: New Am! ffiewfi LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Bernice Delamarter, sponsor, Carolyn Brown, Margaret Coffman, Betty Cooley, Lillie Coon field, JoVena Sidders, Ronda Holmes, Haskell Storbuck. Reporting all school news is the job of the War Whoop staff. The school paper comes out bi-monthly filled with news, humor, and club happenings. Betty Cooley, Ronda Holmes, JoVena Siclders and Miss Delamarter inspects the 'War Whoop' while Carolyn Brown sort the pages of the 'War Whoop' Lillie Coonfielcl, Betty Coole , JoVena Sidders, in Qrdgr ig completg if sgqngr, Rohdd Holmes Gnd Carolyn grown ClSSQfTllJl8 ii. We S rqgaindl Ieallinu N505 SEATED: LaWana Gourley, Larry Yoder, Lynden Oakley, Jerry Reed, Lenora Abbott, Floyd Holland, Elaine Reynolds. STANDING: Dixie Manske, Allan Hunt, Lyda Malloy, Billy Cooley, Frankie Ybarra, Mrs. Lina Nicholson, sponsor, Peggy Fiel. Nine months of scheduling and taking pictures, of arranging those pictures in a semblance of order, writing and reading copy, keeping financial records and of having a good time ---- that is what made up this yearbook. Members of the Indian Staff begin many long hours of work. Many problems are encountered before that last page is printed si- We Jlacl '7!re Pep ln addition to giving wholehearted support to all school activities, the Bravettes sponsored several school dances after ball games for all Shattuck High School students as well as the visiting school. ROW ONE: Rosona Cobb, Peggy Fiel, LaNita Kolander, Donna Kay Johnston, Bonnie Cobb, Dott Wells, Susan O'Brien, Elaine Boudreau, Helen Fiel, Beverly Earnst, Bonnie Bostick, Donna Rogers, Cora Lea Reed. ROW TWO: Lola Faye Miller, Judy Riffel, Nancy O'Brien, Anneva Schoenhals, Carol Brosh, Sherrie Yarbrough, Eva Ann Schoenhals, Janice Cully, Sharon Akers, Shirley Meier, Pat Hallum, Margaret Coffman. ROW THREE: Carol Louise Schultz, Dorothy Piersall, Mark Ann Hodgson, Norma Mitchell, Karen Ehrlich, Carol Ann Kelln, Elaine Reynolds, Linda Hunt, Jana Rae Arganbright, Lillian Rogers, Linda Beaver, Joaquina Schultz, Mary Jo Angell, Mrs. Jacquelyn Voss, sponsor. ROW FOUR: Artalee Schoenhals, Lyndell Shepherd, Doris Rigsby, Joy Lee Briant, Karen Neihart, Joan Longhofer, Dona Reynolds, Ramonia Green, JoVena Sidders, Joello Taylor. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Winslow, LaWana Gourley, Dixie Manske, Glenda Richardson, l.aVonn Walton. The students enioy a dance after the ball game, The whole school turned out full of enthusiasm and which is one of the many activities sponsored by pep for the homecoming pep rally. the Pep Club. rqml 7fze Man pawea A . ilsl 4 ROW ONE: Floyd Treiber, Darrel Riffel, Ernie Yarbrough, Bernard Null, Bill Barth, Don Shepherd, Tim Martinez ROW TWO: Haskell Harris, Billy Schultz, John Bill Lomax, Fred Rabe, Melvin Schibbelhute, Homer Queen, Harry Walton. ROW THREE: Coach Mark Hodgson, Kendall Richardson, Murvel Borth, Cecil Beagles, Norman Bay Billy Wilson, Bill SherriIl,Reland Karn, Coach Tom Treece. The 'S' Club consists of boys who have earned their 'S' through participation in football, basketball, and baseball. To earn the 'S' the student must adhere to the rules set up by the state association and the rules Looks as though initiation day may have been a llttle rough on some boys. governing the local club. A member must play at least once over one-half of the quarters or innings of all games. The officers are Haskell Harris, president, Darrel Riffel, vice-president, and Roland Korn, secretary and treasurer. Initiation filled the day with fun and laughter King awwz fa.. ,mm exe... ,amz ez..zz.,.,.... ROW ONE: Murvel Borth, Melvin Schibblehute, Ernest Yarbrough, Fred Rube, Bill Borth, Billy Shultz, Cecil Beagles ROW TWO: Bill Sherrill,Haskell Harris, Darrel Riffel, Floyd Treiber, Billy Wilson, Roland Kam. ROW THREE: Assis tant Coach Tom Treece, Frank Ybarra, Manager, Norman Bay, Tim Martinez, Don Shepherd, Harry Walton, Kendall Richardson, Coach Mark Hodgson. Coach Mark Hodgson goes over some important plays with the boys during skull practice. We They Sept. l0 Seiling ---- --- here 7 0 Sept. I7 Beaver - - there 0 25 Sept. 24 Waynoka- - here l2 0 Oct. l Alva ---- - there 0 37 Oct. 8 Woodward - there 0 36 Oct. l5 Cherokee v- --- here l3 l9 Oct. 22 Fairview --- --- here 6 I3 Oct. 29 Mooreland - - - - - - there 20 25 Nov. 5 Buffalo ---- --- here l3 20 Nov. l2 Laverne - -- -- - there 6I 20 Nov. l9 Freedom ---- --- there 20 7 Twenty-three ripe and ready boys reported for football practiceAugust 26. Under the supervision of Coach Mark Hodgson and Assistant Coach Tom Treece the boys entered two new conferences this year, the Cimmarron Valley Conference and the Northwestern Conference. Tom Treece was heard to say, 'Our boys may be losers but they aren't quitters.' Nm! 7113 44041. Macfe '7!.en Made, '7w! ROW ONE: Bobby Jones, Sammy Butler, Lewis Helfenbein, Gary O'Brien, Ronnie Grant, Franklin Mann, Jack Baker. ROW TWO: Larry Wilson, Delbert Schwab, Wayne Longhofer, Edward Starbuck, Johnny Kirkpatrick, Mark Schultz, Jerry Rupple, Tommy Neimeier. ROW THREE: Marvin Kline, Roy Sidders, Jerry Brow Ray Kearns, Jimmy Brown, Douglas Keffer, Scott Johnson, Gary Kolander, T. J. Nunnery, The Junior High Football team coached by T.J. fDocD Nunnery had a good average of wins again this year. Doc's training gives them a good foundation for their high school football. Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. - - Perryton - - - - - Woodward - - - Fairview- - - - Woodward - - - Laverne - - - - Buffalo - - - - Laverne - - - - Perryton - - - - Guymon - - The many junior high fans support their team well a ' . t all times coach. there here - there here - here - here - there here - here - n, Kenneth Starn es 7.-- 4l--- 7-.. They 7 7 l2 20 7 6 25 0 20 wwiw 3 ed.. ...- Q ., ,R in we ROW ONE: Norman Bay, Kendall Richardson, Tim Martinez, Rolmd Karn, Coach Tom Treece. ROW TWO: Billy Schultz, Fred Rabe, Larry Yoder, Cecil Beagles. ROW THREE: Muruel Berth, Haskell Harris, Don Deal, Bernard Null, Floyd Treiber. Opponent We Fargo ------ Bishop ----- Tangier ---- Laverne ---- Waynoka ---- Arnett ----- Supply ----- Woodward - - - Gage ------ Waynoka ---- Cherokee ---- Arnett ---- Q Woodward - - - SCHEDULE Tangier- ---- 81 . . Them Goge-.----56.- Higgins - - - - . . Fargo ---- - - . . 7 I 53 53 58 Bishop ---- - . . Buffalo ------- - Higgins ---- . . Watonga ---- . . Woodward - - - - - ----- Fairview---- -- Supply ----- - - 39 29 36 as 43 41 -----gb s.anng...-. .. sz 41 46 49 39 49 5l 44 52 6l 44 43 54 46 Don Deal i Alva ---- - - - . Waynoka - - - - . . Laverne ---- - - - - -33 - - -4l - --62 '- -39 '--46 -- -52 Forfeit ' ' -50 47 47 57 - - - 59 46 52 - - -47 Badzezfddl 70416 Um . . . CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS The Shattuck lndians basketball team won the Western Conference for the first time in five years with an undefeated ten wins against no defeats. This climaxed one of Shattuck's finest seasons in basketball history as the team won I9 games against 9 losses. The lndians advanced to the finals of the District tournament before losing to Laverne by one point in the closing seconds, and the semi-finals of the Arnett and Alva tournaments, before falling in close games to the tournament winners. Outstanding victories of the season were wins over the large towns of Alva, Watonga, and Waynoka. Don Deal led the scoring with 369 points. Murvel Borth scored 258, Bernard Null had 249 and Floyd Treiber counted 242 points. Haskell Harris and Cecil Beagles con- tributed l05 and 72 points in the scoring total. Coach Tom Treece directed the team to their second winning season in a row. fi? Floyd Treiber i.-. .f Y X453- A Haskell Harris is Coach Tom Tree ce Bern ard Muruel Borth Null 4 04661 Our Jr. High and grade team kept up their usual good work this year under the supervision of T.J. lDacl Nunnery. The grade team took the first place trophy in the May tournament and also won a third place trophy in the Mutual tournament. SCHEDULE November I8 -- Higgins --- --here December 20 - - Higgins - - -there 21 - - Waynoka - - ---- there January 4 - - Arnett -------- here I0 - - Ft. Supply Jr. Hi. Tourna- ment I3 - - Arnett -------- there I7 - - Laverne ------- here 20 - - Rosston Jr. Hi. Tourna- ment 24 - - Follett -------- here 27 - - Laverne - - - - -there 31 - - Follett -------- there February 3 - - May Grade Tournament 'IO - - Waynoka ------- here I4 - - Arnett -------- here 17-18-I9 Laverne Grade Tournament 21 - - Arnett -------- here 23-24-25 Mutual Grade Taumament ROW ONE- Johnny Kirkpatrick Samm B tl K Coach 'Doc' Nunnery Sammy Butler Kenneth Schoenhals Johnny Kirkpatrick Larry Wilson Lewis Helfenbein . , y u er, enneth Schoenhals, Gary O'Brien, Lewis Helfenbein, Harvey Hagen, Franklin Mann. ROW TWO: Jerry Ruppel, Gary Kolander, Mark Schultz, Ronnie Grant, Jack Baker, Edward Starbuck, Wayne Longhofer, Tommy Neimeier. ROW THREE: Roy Sidders, Jerry Brown, Kenneth Starnes, Larry Wilson, Jimmy Brown, Bobby Fiel, Scott Johnston, Dougie Keffer, Coach 'Doc' Nunnery. ROW ONE: Fred Rabe, Jerry Reed, Larry Yoder, Haskell Harris. ROW TWO: Ralph Green, Rolland Wilcoxson, Marvin Kline, Cecil Beagles, Floyd Treiber. ROW THREE? Larry Bafiedall Rolled In. . . Wilh the zing of a fast ball and crack of a connecting bat in the air, the base- ball season opened in full swing. Our team lost six starters this year but was fortunate to have eleven re- turning lettermen. From a look at the players and the coach, Mark Hodgson, a successful season was predicted. The baseball squad has won many honors for the past six years by winning the district championship six times in a row and the regional championship Abbott, Murvel Borth, Roland Kam, Coach Mark Hodgson. fhfee times. Fred Robe Catcher l 'li si 1 'n ,Y if John Lomax J r R d Floyd Treiber ls' B059 Pilcher.. 3rd Bose I za- an . .W 'Qi Cecil Beagles 2nd Base - . Homer Queen H kell l'llll'f'5 , A Sh Right Field C M ff! i Y Q L Roland Korn Murvel Borth Center Field Left Field 'ts ,A - . E ,azw WLM Jli 7aacfz... im, ROW ONE: Donna Kay Johnston, Sammy Butler, Glenda Richardson, Lewis Helfenbein, Ronnie Grant, Betty Howard, Beverly Jones, Karen Ehrlich. ROW TWO: Coach Tom Treece, Joquina Schultz, Jerry Fields, Mark Schultz, Joy Briant, Jimmy Brown, Tommy Neimeier, Frankie Stevens, Coach Nunnery. ROW THREE: Kenneth Fenimore, Donald Schoenhals, LaNita Bolster, Mary Louise Wilson, Rita Gayle Woods, Katie Schwab, Karen Thornburg, Karen Hardy, Susie Neimeier, Mike Brom. These track students seem to be having a thoroughly Coaches Nunnery and Treece show the County enioyable time at the Ellis County Track Meet. Championship trophy won by the Shattuck boys and girls. 4.-uvl9 ' fmwcn out IND qu 'gpm--N MW, ew ,ayyaftaw qufuae 7eacfzeM of fqmefuca ROW ONE Darrel Rlffel Haskell Harrns Dnxle Manske Bernard Null Don Deal Ernest Yarbrough Dott Wells Bonnie Cobb Floyd Holland Rosona Cobb ROW TWO Floyd Trelber Sherrie Yarbrough Dayna Lnrason Beverly Earnst Peggy Fuel, Linda Hunt Ronda Holmes Donna Johnston Clara Slefkon ROW THREE Duck Bolster Frank Ybarra LaWana Gourley Karen Nelhart Elaine Reynolds Romonlo Green Glenda Richardson Joan Long hofer Dona eynolds Lynden Oakley Harold Webb ROW FOUR Jana Rae Arganbrnght Mark Ann Hodgson Carol Spomer Carol Dixon, Eva Ann Schoenhals Mary Ann Winslow Janice Cully Sharon Akers Dorothy Plersall Evelyn Hagen, Mrs Llna Nicholson sponsor 7fteifuan 7aaup.e llfo 478 Row QNE M SI po f Larry Yoder Don Stout Floyd Holland Jonnce Cully ROW TWO Mary Ann wmsuow Lyndl:: o.l'l':'y Din nxsflln Row THREE Donna Rosen, Jam- Roe Afganbnghf Rf-v An9'l'.DO '10 Kay Johnston Sammy Butler Jummy Weeden ROW FOUR LaNuta Kolander, P099Y F'0l1 Shofon Ak9'5 l-Ydo Malloy Frankie Ybarra, Ramon Ruchardson SITTING Max Gourley Dlxle Manske Barbara Crouch Elaine ROYY' olds l.aWana Gourley . F 3 s ,- ' f , , ' 'v x . . 'P V V I 1 of . '51 ,A --1' . . : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 Z , h 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . 5 My 2 l , 1 1 1 .' ' 1 I l ' ' . - I : I 1 I . ' . . - - I l 1 1 I I , 1 gp 'Zed 404 Swwice I9 Glad ROW ONE: Gordon Elmore, Bernad Null, Jerry Reed, Larry Yoder, Ramon Richardson. ROW TWO: Donald Stout, Floyd Tf0lb0 n Frank Yborra, Tom Treece, sponsor. fl G a 4 0 Z ROW ONE: Peggy Fiel, LaVonn Walton, Helen Fiel, Bonnie Cobb, Joann Hammock, Glynda Carnegy, Dixie Manske, Rosona Cobb, Lenora Abbott, Beverly Earnst, Mary Ann Winslow. ROW TWO: Barbara Crouch, Carol Brosh, Phyllis Richardson, Cora Lea Reed, Sherri, Yarbrough, Lillie Coonfield, Betty Howard, LaNita Kolander, Dona Reynolds. ROW THREE: Lyndell Shep- herd, Karen Neihart, Dorothy Piersall, Norma Mitchell Romania Green, Joy Lee Briant, Sally Fiel, JoVena Sidders, Carol Spomer. SEATED: Bonnie gastick, Shirley Meier, Mark Ann Hodgson, Elaine Reynolds, Mrs. Lina Nicholson, sponsor, Joan Longhofer, Clara Faye Seifken, LoWana our ey. ROW ONE: Dott Wells, Floyd Holland, Rolland Wilcoxson, Gordon Elmore, Larry Yoder, Fred Robe, Darrel Riffel, Clifford Schick, Lenora Abbott. ROW TWO: Lillie Coonfield, Lyda fLovettl Malloy, Haskell Starbuck, Bennie Cobb, Dixie Manske, Dickie Bolster, Cora Lea Reed, Clara Faye Seifken, Lynden Oakley. ROW THREE: Miss Bernice Delamarter, sponsor, Barbara Crouch, Carolyn Brown, Frankie Yborra, Elaine Reynolds, Evelyn Hagen, Betty Cooley, Phyllis Richardson, Joan Longhofer. ini 03- ll! K Vi 1 T 'PN '1-. 1 l o. 'anim md 2 'i 5 .5 Q '41 Salma! 'S' Club Initiation Day! The new F.H.A. members. Everyone enioyed preparing for this initiation. Lazy, aren't they? Whew! Look at the legs! Don't they both look happy? Keep up the good work, girls. The big day has arrived. The iuniors pick their senior rin s. There go tiiose legs again. It looks like you girls would learn someday. Our Jr. High and High School Students. is J! S efzeealeacfmd La Vonn Walton Glenda Richards Hu ho let s g La Wana Gourley, Head Basketball Cheerleader. La Wana is noted lf you are looking for someone with true Indian spirit in this school, you may be sure that you will be able to find in these cheerleaders of SHS. They were at every game glvmg their all -leading the stu dent body in cheers and creating pep and spirit for the boys playing the game Mary Ann Winslow She s famous for wlnnmg smlle img...-f Dixie Manslxe, Head Football Cheerleader. 'We want a touch- far her collegiate iumps. downl- 3 F' . , ,- ' . A at I -fa 1 3 . 1 N I ' , J 1 V S S f SN Oh, how that girl can yell! V A' I 5 1 ' F? 3 K , ' 6 ffl . X, .Xl OH V A ' ' Ol' ' . her fl -Z Sill fxgfy f . . ,rf , . K 1 l ' if ' five H fr K r 3 r' . Doors of the future stand open to Prlmay Kang Johnny Stuart, Queen Sandy Stuart and thenr many prlmory fruends. .. ,, 5, A A L, er-1' l bw- A we ...U ,+.....w As. 39 7 x S N as -Q-nl' S lily U U Ybu' if Q 5 Nt- 5, 'arg 1 . pg. 7,7 i if 3935-gy 1,1 i f w?,i99- 215 ., .S ,f , W -- A 7 ,ay ra g .. H A iii? - ' ' N1 ' W , A Am i 'Q 5 - Sul Sd. 0 ,ii 'x,.f,.Q X, ' 'AQ ntl, ,QL if ifkQQ,ff .ei Z J ,K-. , fd on ia V'h,V ,af Ci, 1 1 '53 W, , . QQ' M' . W, 5 J' 15 Q. J sl .Q 44 Nancy Brown Leslie Pshigoda Wayne Kel In DeLea Burgtorf Su sa n Stuart Ja mes Keffer Sammy Ruffin Sidney Skaggs Jennifer Wilborn Jimmy Schoenhals Merle Kraft Nancy Steinert Paula Winsett Larry Schoenha l s Charle s Abbott Lane ll Bruce Zoe Ann Hunter Jack Hiner Gary Brankel Betty Hamlin Barbara Polsley Dale Meier Temple Appel Karen McNabb Judy Diane Fields School Days! School Days! What a New World They Opened Up For Us .... Mark Vicki Elaine Barbara Krqh Sells Herber Thornburg Marlene Larry Ruth Edwin Kay Bailey Coffman Woods Hamilton Jean Ruth Ann Glenn Dayna Johnson Cordell Rogers Bozarth W 'J J i if if J A Q, I J ova- Q Q X L if J -2' 1 ' K :fa f I Earl Clark Katherin Appel Judith Thoin ,A 3 ,ff Troy Ogdon Glenn Schoenhals Linda Lou Fisher Along With Our Reading KUY wunsch This Year We Now Have Rohm, Writin' and 'Rithmetic . . . . Mauka Timothy Brown Gloria Hawkins Betty Pepper Joetta Joyce Ray Mann Williams Koch Dalrymple Carnagey Kurlindu h Robert Roma Jimmy Sandra Margaret cout Hamlin Ford Butts Bittman Hopson Dickie Patsy Rita Marilyn Cloyd Linda Kay Johnsion Newman Kraft Kelln Barnes Harrison Dale LaWana Barbara Glenda Joe ROUGH Hvflwf Clark Lamb Grace Vallaster Davis Shirley Carolyn Ruth Ann EGF' Melvd Lawana Miller Simmons Sherrill SCl'l0CY1h0l5 0'l l0Gl'f1 Hunter Kggl-gy Carolyn Jimmie Linda Kay Dull Bozcnh Hiner Schoenhals Gensmun y V Karen ' J Meier ' V A George P A an his Schultz ,'4 'P1 Q ' - .4-2 6 ' f- X '92 'i A f. J z 'K 'V VW' Q. Kraft ffl C ' f' r sue J ' , J . ,L G -ij' H fi if if ,. W-pf Q I A 'L-arfrl M' ! 'l,r -.Z-f X S' 35.45 X nf, ' e. ty Carolyn my N Vx. Q. Ma Clark ,L Alf, my K all t Jon . if 'l' 'A ,M i Reisig ,-. .5 ..---' K ' Q Y- ll A A X : f ,, 'Kd , J, X Tommy ' ' V 4 - - Beaver QL ' ' - 4' v , Donna if Sv 1 'N Beck V H gg. H - :if 1 ' I ij Elizabeth ' . ,V ' Feil ' . A Ga rY A f Jones . ' Q' , If .ff W - ' M Vg 'f V -ii' , Sqephen M' g - vi x 'ff 'ii' 3 r Wiedersteln 4 W - V - Diana Dean 1 -qui Zi . , age s-V n ' gg '.i:, - .,L iff. J g i me tzr..m. A V V if .- K V M A,. ,A , wig? sv .Fil ,1 51923 V . , .. ,.. ,. Z ' rf! lv I . R v r -9 AQ? wikis -3 , , if .W P A is N 4: in Y 'Q fi' A xp . ' 1,3 sw WL A 3, f .. , ,, Q' ad A li ff H lg ii w K t ir 'ff Qiagzw - Ami, L 'W al? y J S 1?-2' W1 Ann Gordon Harold lmke, Jr. Jimmie Kline Carlene Polsley L inda Ybafra John Stuart Dwight Kelln Sa ndra Stuart Sharon Schollenbarger Myron Appel Arthur Holt Mary Jean Larason Kay Thompson James Vallaster Danny Sween Rickie Mixon Diana Wunsch Lynn Weitz Jerry Bolster Betty Appel Steven McNabb Della Kay Karft Roger Underwood Lynn Ruffin Harriett Kelln Rex Boud reau Melba Bifano Jimmie Koch Third Graders Now Are We Big Folks In This Primary World Waiting To Be Called .... Carol Herber Donna Ra ckley Lovellu Hagen Donna Bozarth Erelene Gilson Douglas Schoenhals Meryl Abbott Timothy Kraft Michael Willard Carol Jenkins Robert Weibert Joy Earnst lntermeduate Kung Nolan and Queen P th son ers help lead y friends through the doors of understanding ' ' Richard am Ak eir mon ' Nancy Walton Mike Walton Doyle Grace Wanda Crouch Paula Baker Rodney Crouch Freddie Treiber Winona Johnson Nona Marie Ste adman Jimmy Ruppel John Cully Gussielea Oblander Myra Beck Randy Hodgson Larry Akers Janice Appel J anice K ay Weidner Robert Kemp Lovely Fourth Graders! What Fascinating and Surprising Things We Learned and Did While Longing For Promotion To Be . .. Marilyn Carolyn Rivera Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Howard Larry Lura Ronald Sandra Billy Morgan Teiding Rackley Walton Hardy Shirley Jerald 'Barbara Wallace Patricia Schoenhal s Bogey Bozarth K ent L awder Mark Charles Thelma Charles Joe Morgan O'Brien Ford Corder Brosh Bobby Erma Jean Everett Wanda Sammy Piersall Regan Coonfielcl Carnagey Sidders James Karen Kenneth Louise Jackie Kelln Longhofer Fenimore Cooley Bruce 5 C ,, or - 11- . -fffffifi - ,ez ,gy Jgigm, f -A 1 J if sq V- ,JI fnrs l fe v W li 7 J i W . - , ', fill C I e -fy frm, I I oe 3 1 . f W I T i Q ' , '-if 5 W if .V lV,, -f ' V ' X V' Y P' 1 C M If Q4 ' 2 - NVL if is! 5 .ff wwf fgj '27 is, . . 1 Q xa A A s ' Ld :Ave M N, 2 .V Q 3 F , - X W 4.. .. I 44 Mischievous Fifth Gradersl Under An Iron Rule We Sweated Out the Time Until We Were ...... Arnold Hagen Diana Appel Ra ymond Gree n Beth Abbott Hugh Coonfield Verna Lea Carnagey James Allen Bruce Kathleen Harms Margaret Bridgeman La Nita Frank E. Bolster Schultz Veldon Deloris Johnson Lamb Joyce Zimmie Rigsby Gilson Sharron Schoenhal s Mary Ann Hadsell P atsy Thornburg Paul Hunt Joe Nunnery Sondra Sue Fisher Ruby Mann Mike Brown Virgil Sidders Barbara Sue Niemeir Mary Louise Wilson Gary Robe Gordon Beck Bonnie Reynolds Barbara Sue Appel Donnie Thain Donald Schoenhal s K aren H ardy Gloria Jean Hubbad Allen Tieding Pam Akers David Nolan Richard son Norma Lea Wilcoxin Katie Schwab Wilmer Hamilton Mike Butler Wanda Hein Ramona Briant Benny Gard Ronnie Koch Carol Appel Karen Thornburg Monty Butts Betty Sc hal len barg Douglas Herber Lee Wilson Karen Ehrlich Jannifer Schick Stevie Hanshu Kirkpatrick Fighting Sixth Graders! The Up ercrust ofthe Intermediates, We Pushed and Shaved Our Way lnto ....... Tommy Dale Marilyn Clark Lovett Hefbef Donald Jan Kenneth Dunnihoo Willard Abbott Janice B91-,by Barbara Ehrlich Moser Jones John Nancy Eldin Brosh Cobb Ehrlich Jerry Alvin Velaris Weidner Mitchell Rigsby 5l'l0f0n Bennie Barry Longhofer Meier Gilson .4 '-5 , -5 '-1' 'J' 5 i hm - .f ' ' xx - , M ii an V A At Qt J Q K i 4. N 1' 'lv ' i 46 I ., :li I EL .V 4.9, W e l U 4 I Joe Longhofer Joyce Schoenhals J. C. Coffman Awynne Hallum Larry Klein Ronnie Green Hilary Manske Dougie Daniels Jan Langley Russell Mann Frankie Stevens Betty Birkle ff' These happy go lucky under classmen slowly clnmb the ladder to fume and fortune L inda Gordon Scott Johnston Marvin Stun: Vinita Bolster Rita Gale Woods Thomas George Kenney Kenneth Starne s Linda Lou Meier Elizabeth Treiber Larry Weeden Dougie Keffer Donna Lowder Sandra Kline Jerry Gilson Teddy Reisig Darlene Hagen Willa Biftman Charles Crouch Junior High! Befuddled Seventh Graders Be Us. We Proudly Progressed From Paper Wads and Paddlings To . . . Boyd Da vid Beck Thain Dorothy Tommy Morgan Sfarb uck Larry Jimmy Hein Brown Douglas Schoenhals Henry Tieding Duane Bender Colmer Don MCC0n0U9h Howard Jerry Mary Alice Lowder Louerfy Roy Lee Ja mes Bruce Dean Jolly Eighth Graders! This Year Brought Famous Firsts And Lasting Loyalty to Our S. l'l. S. We Made the Grade, Making Us .... Richard Ray Green Faye Schibbelhute Ray Edward Carol Louise Schultz Nancy O'Brien Albert Taylor Sandra Koch Haskell Sturt: James Tangney Patricia Hallum Jack Ba ker Susan O' Brien ? '?' Joaquina Schultz Gary Kal ander Lillian Rufh Rogers Roy Sidders Franklin Schibbelhute Linda Beaver Nelson Ehrlich Artalee Schoenhals 'rw ,av '1' ,J Marvin Wayne Longhofer Joella Taylor Mary .lo Angell Tommy Niemier Edward Starbuck Beverly Ann Jones Doris Rigsby Robert King Jerry Brown Judy Riffel Carol Ann Kelln Gary Elmore Jerry Fields LaNeIl Beck Anneva Schoenhal s Mark Schultz Bobbie Fiel Vonal ee Schick Lola Foe Miller Ronnie Grant l - my 1 X N 94' wr-EX - si Q f , l ' , fm: .'2sf'1v - , K X mm, K if ' QU 1' 121, Ax , wif, , fm- ' ,. Mm ,,, V ni 3 ibm 1 A :Avi I K . gf J IME? 'v535'1?,.aY 1351, V hw I .. X J S A 'f X fmygf ,.-- 2 1 ,Q ,,?,,q.g., Asffivgffw . 1 , ji L, ,ft an , ri35 ' E+ 1 LK 'ff Y :S ia' .bi , Zzffw , ,f y - f 7-: -. V rg.. JM, i ff 'S 'Q x ff' 4' 4 V+ ' Ltfki I L M32 Q HA Q1 fwfr enwfzd We Seniors have reached the rung on the ladder which puts before us many new and different adventures. --,' -1- 1-'int 'Qi- LARRY YODER President l,3,4: Basketball 3,4: Baseball 3,41 'S' Club 4: Band l,2,3,4, President 3,4, Council 3,4, Gunnison Scholarship 2: Thespian 3,4: Projectlonist Club 2,3: Typing Club 4: Driver's Team 2: State Honor Society 4: Annual 4, Business Manager: Junior Play: Senior Play. LA WANA MAE GOURLEY Parliamentarian 4: Pep Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Cheerleader 3,4, Head Basketball Cheerleader 4: Band l,2,3,4, Secretary l, Reporter 3, Librarian 2,4, Council 3,4, Gunnison Scholarship 2, All- State Band 4: Glee Club l,2,3,4, President 3: Thespian l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3:47 Library Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Historian 3, Parllamentarian 4: Typist Club 3,4: F.T.A. 4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Driver's State Champion Team l, State Honor Society l,2,3,4: Girl's State 3: Annual 4, Editor-in-Chief: Junior Play: Senior Play. BARBARA CR OUCH Secretary 3,4: Pep Club l,2,3: Thesplan 2,3,4, President 3,4: Library Club 2,3,4: Typing Club 3,4: FJ-l.A. l,2,3,4: Driver's Team 2: DARREL RIFFEL Vice-President 3,47 Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3: Baseball 3,4: 'S' Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4: Band 1,21 Typing Club 4. ROLAND KARN President 2: Football l,2,3,4, All-District 'B' Team 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: 'S' Club. 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Band ll,,12,3,4, Gunnison Scholarship 2: Annual 4: Senior ay. ELAINE REYNOLDS Treasurer 2,3,4: Pep Club l,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Band l,2: Thespian 2,3,4, Corre- spondence Secretary 3,4: Library l,2,3,4, President 4: Typing Club 4: F.T.A. 4, Corre- spondence Secretary 4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Driver's Team 2: State Honor Society 3,4: Annual 4, Co-Editor: Senior Play. MARGARET COFFMAN Football Queen Attendant 1, Football Queen 4: Basketball Queen Attendant 3: Pep Club 1.2.47 Band l,2,3,4: War Whoop 4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Historian 3.4. FRANK YBARRA Reporter 4: Football Manager 4: Baseball Manager 3: Thespian 2,3,4: Projectionlst Club l,2,3,4: War Whoop 4: Typing Club 4? F-T-A- 4, Librarian 4: Annual 4, Photographer: Junior Play, Prompter. BILLY DEAN COOLEY Basketball 11 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. BETTY JEAN COOLEY Pep Club 1,21 War Whoop 4: 'Typing Club 4. BERNIE LEE NULL Football 2,37 Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 47 'S' Club 2,3,47 Projectlonlst Club 2,3,4: F.F.A. l,2,3,4. CLIFFORD SCHICK Projectionist Club 2,3: Typing Club 4: F'.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. FLOYD TRIEBER Football 1,2,3,41 Basketball 1,2,3,41 Baseball l,2,3,4: 'S' Club 2,3,4: Projectlonlst Club l,2,3,4: F.F.A. 2,3,4: Senior Play. PEGGY FIEL Secretary 2: Reporter 3: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Thesplan 2,3,4, Reporter 3,4: Library Club 4: F.l-LA. l,2,3,4, President 2,3,4: Annual 4: Junior Play: Senior Play. LYDA ILOVETTY MALLOY Thesplan 4: Typing Club 4: F.l-LA.. 17 Annual 4: Junior Plav: Senior Play. HASKELL HARRIS Football l,2,3,4, Captain 4, All-District 'A' Team 47 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 3,45 'S' Club l,2,3,4, President 4. S. Y 3' 1 ' TR :QQ ,ng Q S?-or HOMER L. QUEEN Vice-President lf Football 41 Basketball 2: Baseball 1,2,3,47 'S' Club 2,41 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 47 Council 4, All-State Band 4: Typing Club 4: Junior Play, Senior Play. DIXIE MANSKE Secretary-Treasurer li Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cheer- leader 3,4, Head Football Cheerleader 4: Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Head Majorette l,2,3,4, Gunnison Scholarship 27 Thespian l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4: Library Club 4, War Whoop 1,27 Typing Club 47 FJ-LA. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3,41 Annual 4: Senior Play. LYNDEN OAKLEY Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Council 4: Thespian 1,2,3,47 Typing Club 47 F'.T.A. 4, Treasurer 4: Drlver's Team 31 Annual 4, Bookkeeper-Treasurer, Junior Play, Stage Manager: Senior Play. ALLAN HUNT Basketball Manager 1,2, Basketball 45 Baseball Manager l,2,3, Baseball 3. KAY DAWN GRANT Pep Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,4, Gunnison Scholar- ship 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3. FLOYD HOLLAND Thespian 3,47 War Whoop 37 Typing Club 4: F.T.A. 4, Reporter 4: Annual 4, Co-Editor: Junior Play. BILL BORTH Football 2,47 Baseball 25 'S' Club 2,41 Band 1,2,3,4. LENORA ABBOTT Band l,2,3,4, Council 3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Library Club 1,2,3,4: State Honor Society 2: Junior Play: Senior Play. CAROLYN SUE BROWN War Whoop 4: Typing Club 4: FJ-LA. l,2,4: State Honor Society 1,35 Junior Play: Senior Play. RICHARD D. BOLSTER Baseball 3: War Whoop 4: Typing Club 4: F'.T.A. 4: F'.F.A. l,2,3,4: Driver's Team 2. JERRY R. REED Football 1: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Projectionist Club 3: Annual 4, Artist: Junior Play: Senior Play. LILLIE ANN COONFIELD Library 4: War Whoop 4: Typing Club 4. J. C. SWEEN F'.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ERNEST G. YARBROUGH Football 2,3,-1: 'S' Club 2,3,4: Band l,2,4: F.T.A. 47 Senior Play. GORDON LUTHER ELMORE Band l,2,3,4: Projectlonist Club l,2,3,4: War Whoop 3: Typing Club 3,4. iiv 1 K KY,-U X big 1 3 . 1 -'CS x . ' i ' xv ' nr, - 1 -, Q' , .. QE .VL x K , hi- 1 r s is . milf 511, . iiflffzf Y Lvgfifiaf 5-A , Q -- 21. '- - ' f r 512.3 ,M , . 'f:j,QifQL1 51 if r - 5 T - if . . f ,V :- , Ai! 1 ' 2- Q- TfLQiw..lgf-fP59,4-.B-Q' ,- x - 1 ' 11 f X f E ,ill frf,if'51'ff5 ' - . ,- 'E' As we go forth to take out places In the world of tomorrow we pause to say goodbye to our happy school days and to the friends who have made these days so rlch ln memorles The Sensors Only by the co-operation of both students and faculty was the prlntlng of thus yearbook posslble We the edltors therefore wash to thank all mcludmg our advertisers and the Semco Press who alded In the production of thas our 1955 INDIAN The Editor fewer and Co Editors X dZj Z1 TIME TO SHOP These are the progressive merchants who are helping to make the l955 INDIAN a success The yearbook staff urges all students to patronize them Every merchant who has bought space in the yearbook is a belnever an the Shattuck schools These merchants contribute time and money for school and civic improvements They are solidly behind the athletic teams the band and all extra curricular activities They lend their allegiance to every project which helps to make the Shattuck schools better The high school yearbook is foremost among such projects These pages are among the most popular nn the yearbook The annual staff hopes that as the stu dents look through the advertisements of the l955 INDIAN that they will patronize the merchants whose faces appear on these pages Northwest Oklahoma Printers Stationers K l Stationery and Gift Items Job Printing Office Supplies ig! , - Q l l L Dixie Manske and Homer Queen admire the guest book that Dale Colbert is showing them. SHATTUCK GRAIN CCMPANY WITH 600,000 Buss-:EL BONDED STORAGE WE BUY AND STORE ALL TYPES OF GRAIN HANK MEYER, MANAGER PHONE 83 SHATTUCK MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT KENS DRUGS JEWELRY GIFTS COSMETICS FOUNTAIN SERVICE FRANKLIN LIVESTOCK VACCINES PHONE 49 SHATFUCK NEWMAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INC AND CLINIC PHARMACY L Il e Coonfield and Befty Cooley received f dly our eous service at N i nal Bank. THE SHATTUCK NATIONAL BANK THE PERSONAL SERVICE BANK hSh li YlVAWSl 'YA. 7K 'Y'A A lils TA'Y 'y'i AY' S-W.. ,431 INGLE BROTHERS GRAIN CO BONDED GRAIN STORAGE BROOMCORN AND GRAIN In business un Shattuck snnce 'I909 A M -'X ,gms Bully Barth helps an th co rteous servlce d splayed by the B st Way Congratulations Sensors of 55 BEST WAY STORE THE BEST wAY TO sAvE fl! I ,iff Q' , aww i mnsmif - ill-wb--QQ, Carolyn Brown and Floyd Trenbe seem pleased w th the 1955 Pont ocs DON JOHNSTON CO MCCORMICK TRACTORS AND MACHINES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS REPAIRS PONTIAC CARS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES RCA TELEVISION CULLY APARTMENTS CONGRATULATIONS SENIoRS or 1955 Duclue Bolste and Je ry Reed look over the fune select on ol paunts THE LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY ws Dixie Monske ns selling hckets to Bully Cooley Lynden Oakley Eorne Yarbrough and Januce Cully to see Knights of the Round Table THE WILSON THEATRES mvurss You TO ATTEND A clNEMAscoPs MOVIE FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT IDEAL FOOD STORE BETTER Fooos Fon LESS LEROY HAMLIN M 9 ki MASONS FUNERAL HOME 4 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '55 COMPLIMENTS or MASON FURNITURE COMPANY Q. , I 1 r , A4 -'Y' Hr h A Ham D' k B I' If ds to the needs of Carolyn Brown and Betty Cooley at the Ideal F d Sf , ana er as I I I I 'N uri I ' - liven A 'iii I. 38:19 ' ,L , 1 Thu- LaWana Gou Iey and Elcme Reynolds odmnre the beauhful gewelry that Mr Gard rs showung them R E X GA R D Youk JEWELER SHATTUCK PHONE 282 Mr Skaggs and Mrs Pratt w Il always glve you the frendly courteous serv ce you wont SKAGGS Sc S1 0 YOUR SELF SERVICE VARIETY STORE Il WHMI WWW NYIJ ff-3 in MII1 Da el R Hel and Allan Hunt duscuss e e cuency of the Good Yea tubeless t re VI NYARD TIRE sHoP OUR CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 55 Darrel Rffel lstens carefully as Mr Karn e plums the benef ts of u surance M M KARN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SU RETY BON DS-LOANS I Mrs Tubb shows Dixie Manske one of her ways to arrange beautiful flowers TUBB FLORAL CO FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DESIGNING OUR SPECIALTY Mernberotthe F T I Q. As Dixie Manske receives her change from Bar bara C ouch Lynden Oakley enjoys a del clous sweet CROUCH BAKING C0 Home or suN Klsr BREAD FINE PASTRIES Phone I77 Shattuck Oklahoma Peggy Flel stops at Ratllff s to purchase some fine material f om their e cellent line of dry goods You Can Always Do Better At R A T L I F F S -f1C'!!.L, ig-uf 1 7 51-4-seennlii' gait , Dixie Manske admires this refrigerator display by Paul Wmsett FULTON 81 WINSETT MOORE HEATERS Zenith Radio Glidden Points NORGE PRODUCTS Detroit Jewell Ranges M s Webb helps Lynden Oakley and Jerry Reed In selecting a Curlee sunt from Rufflns tune stock of populo brands RUFFIN S Store forthe Entrre Famuly FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Shattuck Oklahoma Nona Mare Steadman says her favo :te car IS a Ford STEADMAN MOTOR CO YOU CAN PAY MORE u YOU CANT BUY BETTER I Barbara C o ch and L llne Coonheld know they for a estful nlght hen they eglste to stay at the Shattuck Courts FOR THE BEST IN COMFORT AND PRIVACY Stay At The SHATTUCK COURTS A group of sen ors stop at Reba s fo the best I food and ser ce LETS MEET AND EAT R EBA'S Betty Cooley and Haskell Harris pause to get refreshments at the Jackson Drug as Eva Collo ay warts on them JACKSON S REXALL DRUG Where you can hnd what you want When you wont rt PHONE 229 SHATTUCK SALES INCORPORATED SALE EVERY MONDAY HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE The Store That Flts Your Personahty SWANSDOWN suns AND cons 3 me 45 454 3 M IPF Lynden Oakley says For expert cleaning take your clothes to the Model Cleo e s MODEL CLEANERS THINGS YOU WEAR WE TREAT WITH CARE PRESSING - HATTERS 'Wi lf? Lyd L ett a d Floyd Holla d seem pleased at tef ese ethey ece edfa HenyS th THE KANSAS MILLING CO SPARK OLIFE FEEDS All Krnds of Grams H W SMITH Manager THE JOHNS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Your Home of Better Photography EDGAR JOHNS Owner C tSddespa ses to sho H skell Ha sth u as ea to epor SIDDERS AUTO WORKS Body and Fender Repair Safety Auto Glass Glass Replacement S C SIDDERS Owner By o Beck sho s Roland Karn a d Ern e Ya bough a epe tng flefom hsf e stock of spomng goods WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Guaranteed Satrsfaction Or Your Money Back BYRON B EC K, Owner Peggy Fuel s pleased with the courteous fnendly se vlce she recerves at the HAGEN OIL CO PHONE 4 JOHN HAGEN 'AD Floyd Holland and Ba bara Crouch select a beau t ful bouquet from Mrs Thacker s well tended flowers T H E GARDENS FLOWERS-GIFTS POTTERY Designer of Weddings and Funerals House Plants and Bouquets Mr Har :son shows Lynden Oakley and Erme Ya brough the e 9 ne of the new Willys jeep ARLEY HUDSON IMPLEMENT CO MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE TRACTORS FARM MACHINERY Bullt To Do The Work Duck Bolster s odmmng the e haust pipe exten suon which he has bought as Ralph Schollen barger wr tes up the sale SHATTUCK AUTO SUPPLY Qualuty Automotive Supplies RALPH SCHOLLENBARGER Peggy Fuel and Allan Hunt fnd bargalns and e celle t se v ce at Stout s G oce y Sto e STOUT S GROCERY Congratulatnons Sensors of 55 Mylus Butts expla ns to Lynden Oakley and Lyda Lovett all the latest features of the 55 Chev o et SHATTUCK MOTOR CO CHEVROLET OLIVER FRIGIDAIRE Gordon Elmore wants on La y Yoder Elame Reynolds La Wana Gourley and Deck Bolste at the SHATTUCK BOOK STORE Lynden Oakley looks over the b g seed cleamng machine belonging to Mr Ehrl ch FARMER S SUPPLY NORTHWESTS NEWEST SEED PROCESSING PLANT Nutrena Red Dlomond Evergreen Feeds Poultry Cream Eggs PHONE 101 SHATTUCK B stW'sh s o y s cc ss The Faculty J B WILLIAMS 55: S1St e MARSHALL CLEANERS s 5 EMMETT A KLEM t f CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY t Sos JACOB MEIER M 9 CITY BEAUTY SHOP fL God itll MclNTOSH HATCH ERY summon Pesos e n e f r our u e - or Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Senior of '5 from from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boughan, Owner Complimen so Congra ulations eni r from , ana er Besto uck Seniors ranElm Ik hf' l' ffd U e