Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

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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

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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,

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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. '