Shattuck High School - Indian Yearbook (Shattuck, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

Foofsrvs T0 836303 CK? I-fi' ufklxlw LL THE 1959 INDIA x XI 1 Q! Llrrlllgr ifwrE1li5l:kLl?v', 1lma1,3u.1ifL.1I'l'1.m1,1 Ill, ' HU1- Mrs. G 'l 'nk l3lf1IL'I'IJLlllX1,. LIWIIUIQ ...... . .............. lui, RIM 1 .IXXNKVQJK Y' f.Ull47!. ............ l,HIx1.1l:nfd VI' Xinf lifx'-.f'.w.li ............ f'r'.1..l4l1. LL VNU I Uni-E.-k1'IiI.l .............. f.dw.1111 wmriv U wi.Cf'IIU'.w IIJIIKWV ............. I3 .A U11 wl:1rh.I..vf AUTOGRAPHS TABLE of CONTENTS EOOTbTr:PN FOOTSTEPN FOOTSELIN EO IS II N BI SI EOOTSIY PS LEADERSHIP EDUCATION IxNOXx LEDGL C OMPI 1 I I ION C OOPLIXA I ION SUPPORT YL E n tm iooL5EU ilu E o E1 E JE on u In 1 bp 3 ol r 0 mu lgamr Imp C.OODEflL1xJ 1 I 'TOM 19 ' A E I TO A f ' ....... . . ............... . . 5 Q f TO ' A f ...... ............ ...... 1 V f . iL l'O 1 i.. .. . . . .VE 0' '. ' IPL' TU f f H Q . . . . .......... . . . . . . . . 453 FOK ' '. 'EIN TO Q ' 1 ' r .......... ..... . .... . . FOO'I'S'l'I,P9 TO ROYALTY ............................ 'fl ' ' f TO f . .... . . . . . . . . . . . -1 May x A, 111' studuhts uf the Slxattuclx Sdn nl, ilullww in l A ' 'I'15 .V I aa' M1 Q4:wgxm11A1 Af' 'A I L Q gruatgr '11 xl A Qsp 1 't lity, f '- 5 ' , ' 'L ' 11, md 11,1 ' DEDICATIO To MR, LEM WRIGHT for h1S many years of unselflsh devot1on and servlce to the students of Shattuck H1Q1 School we the INDIAN STAFF OF 1959 gratefully dedtcate the 1959 INDIAN Hts warm fI'1CI1dSh1D and SIHCCIC IHICICSI IH each student have been an 1nsp1rat1on to the many young hves wlth whlch he has been assoclated X . . 9 1 A n 1 FOOTSTEPS T0 CD Q3 CD QD 1 LEADERSHIP X 4 JJ? 4-..--,W 2 1' ,of . s 5 N, X1 A . iz, X K x 'Fiifffaf',.,., z w--,..,,, Ewan 4 .,,,,,,...-nv James Busellato, high school principal, works overtime to grade and record students daily papers. i David Heid, junior high principal, supervises reading room when not conducting, class. ,,i Ovcrton James, grade school principal, calls roll and marks absentees in his sixth gradc class. 7 Q qqwnmw swf 1- ww- 1 1 Mrs ITIS Oakley secret rrp answers all telephone calls for the school makes announce ments over the P A system types and handles all the school f1Il'lllC1E11 records Mrs Oakley has shown CfflL1CllCy and fllld cooperauon 111 the seven years wlth the Shattuck School The 51118 who work 111 the off1ce run errands for Mrs Oakley or Mr Busellato and collect absentee shps each class perlod Then work 1S voluntary and no cred1ts are rece1ved OFFICE HELP SEATED Left to R1ght JC1'lll1f61' Sch1ck Rxta Woods and L1nda Me1er STANDING bhzabeth Trelber Sandra Klme Karen Thornburg and Mary AIICS Laverty 1 - X s f - . I , . L , . , . . - - y ., c , , R - . , E - 1. . 5 . 1. ., .A , . . , 1 . , . 1 s ' r 1 - - v y , - MISS GRACE BURNETT, B.S., Southwestern State College, Wea- therford, Master of Education, Uni- versity of Oklahoma, Norman, First Grade, 36 years experience, Shat- tuck, 21 years. MRS, ADALINE ABBOTT, B,S,, Northwestern State College, Alva, Third Grade, 10 years experience, Shattuck, 6 years, WILLARD BRADLEY, B.S., Okla- homa State University, Stillwater, VocationalAgriculture: F.F. A. Ad- viser, Sophomore Sponsor, ll years experience, Shattuck, ll years. JAMES BUSELLATO, B,S,, South eastern State College, Durantg Mathematics and Science: Junior Sponsor, 7 years experience, Shat tuck, 4 years. MRS, GELENE BUTTERBAUGH, B, S., University of Oklahoma, Nor- man, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Freshman English, Journalism: lnd- ian Sponsorg Senior Sponsor, 3 years experiencegShattuck, 2 years. SCHOOL FACULTY MRS, SYLVIA GIYER, B.S., Northwestern State College, Alva, First Grade, 26 years experience, Shattuck, 14 years. MISS ALINE GODLEY, B.A. , Pan- handle A SL M, Goodwell, Second Grade, 29 years experience, Shat- tuck, 14 years. D A V ID H EID, B, M, Education, M. M. Education, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Vocal Music, B a n d, Seventh Grade Sponsor, 7 years experience, Shattuck, 4 years. MRS, PAULINE HUNT, B,S,, Oklahoma State University, Still- water, Fifth Grade, 12 years exper ience, Shattuck, 5 years. MRS. EUNICE GORDON, B.S., Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, B,S., Graduate Work, Colorado State College, Fort Col- lins, Colorado, and Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Vo- cational Home Economics, Fresh- man Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, F.l-l.A. Sponsor, 11 years exper- ience, Shattuck, 4 years. MARLAND MASON, B, S., South- western State College, Weather- ford, Junior High Mathematics and Science, Sophomore Sponsor, 1 year experience, Shattuck, 1 year. OVERTON JAMES, B.A. and Mas- ter of Teaching, Southeastern State College, Durant, Sixth Grade, Grade Physical Education, 10 years ex- perience, Shattuck, 4 years. MRS, ROBERTA MANN, A, B., M. A. , Northwestern State College Alvag University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, Junior High Language - Arts, Social Studies, Seventh Grade Sponsor, 28 years experience, Shattuck, 15 years. MRS, WILLIE MC CONKEY, A. B., Southwestern S t a t e College, Weatherford, Graduate Work, Uni- versity of Colorado, Oklahoma S,tate University, Stillwater, Eng- lish, Math, Spelling, 23 years ex- perience, Shattuck, 1 year. LEM WRIG H T, B, S. , Oklahoma S t a te University, Stillwater, In dustrial Arts, Geometry, Eighth Grade Sponsor, 26 years experience, Shattuck, 12 years. S.. 'Q-N. 4-.1 ,L-I MRS, LINA NICHOLSON, B.S., Northwestern State College, Alva, 25 years experieuceg Shattuck, 18 years. MRS. RUTH QUICKEL, B.S., Central State College, Edmond, Graduate Work, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Fourth Grade 16 years experienceg Shattuck, 4 years. BILL ROWLETT, B,A,, East Cen- tral State College, Adag High School Football and Basketball Coachg Historyg S Club Sponsorg Freshman Sponsorg 4 years exper- ienceg Shattuck, 1 year. MISS GLADYS STEINBACH, B.S. Oklahoma State University, Still- water, M. Education, Phillips Uni- versity, Enidg Fifth and Sixth Grade, 24 years experienceg Shattuck, 20 years. ELWOOD RILEY, B.S. , University of Oklahoma, Norm ang Masters City School Administration, Uni- versity of Oklahoma, Norm ang Shattuck, 1 112 years. MRS, MARY YARBROUGH, B,S,, Oklahoma City University, Okla- homa City, Third Grade, 13 years experience, Shattuck, 10 years. Virgil McGee is on a year's leave of absence studying at Okla- homa State University under a Fed- eral Science Grant in advanced science and mathematics. The grant was extended for the summer session. Mr. McGee will resume the position as high school princi- pal and teacher. Due to illness, Mrs. Vema Clay Abbott finished the school year teaching Mrs. Lina Nicholson's classes. KEITH STONE, B.A, , Southwest- ern State College, Weatherford, Junior High Football and Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Assistant High School Basketball and Foot- ball Coach, Junior Sponsor, English, 1 year experience, Shattuck, l year. MRS, EDNA YODER, B,S,, Kan sas State College, Manhattan, Kan- sas, Second Grade, 13 112 years experience,Shattuck, 10 112 years. VIRGIL MC GEE, B.S,, Midwest- ern University, Wichita Falls, Tex- as, Associate of Science, Cameron Junior College, Lawton, Working on Masters, Midwestern Junior College, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, University of Oklahoma, Norman, 3 years experience, Shat- tuck, 1 year. 13 TRANSPORTATION 170 students have to be transported to and from school each day and the buses kept in good, safe, running, condition. Those responsible are bus drivers, Clifton Hurst, George llerber, Dave Herber, Fermun Shepherd, Robert lfechner, and Aaron Long- hofer. 14 CUSTODIANS Jim Thompson and Glenn Harris daily care and maintain the school building. Mr. Thompson has been employed by the Shattuck School for fifteen years and Mr. Harris four years. LUNCH ROOM The lunch room cooks, Mrs. Ruth Ehrlich, Mrs. Hilda Kolander, and Mrs. Freida Schultz, prepare well-balanced meals for approximately 350 students each day. rex Va lecffcforian Shirley Lorenz, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Lorenz, re- ceived the highest honors for a senior, that of valedictorian. Shirley had a grade average of 3.93 and participated in many outside activities. She was on the first string basketball team, president of F.H.A., section editor of the annual, state honor society, four years, and was chosen best all around senior girl. Freedom or Servitude, which? was the topic of Shir1ey's valedictory address. CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Gelene Butterbaugh and Mr. Elwood Riley CLASS COLORS: Black and white CLASS FLOWER: Orchid CLASS MOTTO: Life must look to the future, not the past . alufaforfan Franklin Gilson was na.med Salutatorian of the senior class with a scholastic record of 3.87. Franklin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gilson. He has been the class secretary and treasurer for the past four years,hal.f-time band announcer, and business manager for the annuaL GERALD DONALD BROWN Uerryj Football 1, 3, 4, A11 District 4, Co-Captain 45 Base- ball 45 Basketball lg S Club 3,45 Track 15 Senior Play. COETA LA NELL BECK fLa Nelly F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep C ub 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 25 Physical Education 1,2,35 Basketball 1. LINDA E. BEAVER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club l,3,45 Glee Club lg WAR WHOOP STAFF 3,Re- porter 35 Physical Education l,2, 4, Track 2. K MARY JO ANGELL Band l,2,3,4, Twirler 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35 Junior Playg Senior Playg Library Club lg Basketball 1,25 Harvest Queen 4. 1,2,35 French Club 3. NELSON JAKE EHRLICH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4g Foot- ball 3,45 S Club 4, Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Junior Play, Senior Playg Projectionist Club 2, 3. DONNA JEAN DALE f Pipsqueak j F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter lg WAR 3, 4, Headline Editor 3, 45 INDIAN STAFF 4, Section Editor 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3,45 F. T. A. 35 Class Reporter 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Y-Teens lg K-ettes Ig Glee Club lg Track 25 MISS INDIAN of 1959. 18 IUDY BETH BURRIS F,H. A. 45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Physica1Education IOVETTA K. CURTIS F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 4, Corresponding Sec- retary 35 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 S Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Physical Education 1, 2, 3, 4. WHOOP STAFF RONNIE RAY GRANT Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Basketball 1,3g WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 45 S Club 2,3, 43 Tl'3Ck 1, 2, 3. ERNEST FRANKLIN GILSON Frank j Class Secretary and Treasurer 1,2, 3, 45 Projectionist Club 1,2, Secretary and Treasurer 1, Vice-President 25 WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 4: INDIAN STAFF 4, Business Manager 45 Second Place in United Nations Speech Contest 35 Half-time Band Announcer 45 Junior Marshallg F.T.O. lg Saluta- toriang Honor Society 1,2,3,4. GARY EL MORE F. F. A. 2,3,45 WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 4 Junior Playg Football lg Basketball lg Track 2. BOB RAY FIEL Crumbie Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track lg F. F. A. l,2,3, Sec- retary 3, Livestock Judging Team 1,2,35 S Club 3,45 WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Projectionist Club l,2,35Baseball 35 Arch Bearer 3. BEVERLY ANN JONES fBevj F. H. A. l,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Reporter 45 Pep A Club 2,3,4, Vice -President 45 Basketball 1,2,45 A S Club l,3,45 WAR WI-IOOP STAFF 4, Sports Editor 4g Track 2,35 Senior Play5 Football Queen 3, Attendant 1,2,45 Basketball Queen Attendant 2,45 F. F. A. Sweetheart 25 Physical Education 2. RICHARD GREEN Football 45 Junior Play5 Projectionist Club 2, 35 Safety Patrol 2. RAY E. KEARNS F. F. A. 1,2,3,45 Football 1. SANDRA MARLENE KOCH F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Education 35 Pep Club 45 Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN LORENZ F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3, Pianist 2: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 S Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 35 Honor Society 1,2, 3,45 Library Club 45 Glee Club 1,35 F. F. A. Sweetheart 35 Basketball Attendant 3, 45 Annual Queen Attendant 35 Football Queen 45 Attendant 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Junior Play, Senior Playg WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 45 INDIAN STAFF 4, Section Editor 45 Junior Marshall5 Best All Around Senior Girl5 Vale- dictorian. MARVIN W. LONGHOFER C'Newt j Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All District 45 Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 F. F. A. l,2,3,4, President 4, Terracing Team, Junior P1ay5 Senior Playg F. T. A. 2,3,4, Track lg Best All Around Senior Boy. .l BARBARA JUNE LONGHOFER F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3,45 Track 35 Physical Education l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Junior Play5 Senior Play. GARY WAYNE KOLANDER f Karo j Football 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 S Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Play, Outstanding, Actor Award 35WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Reporter 45INDIAN STAFF 4, Section Editor 45 Senior Playg Student Council l,2,35 Class Vice-President 45 Arch Bearer 3. LOLA FAE fMILLERj WEBB Band l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Cornet Quartet 2, Cornet Trio l, Tri-State Band 3, All State Band 45 Pop Club l,2,3,45 F.H. A. l,2,3,45 WAR WHOOP STAFF 3, Reporter 35 Library Club 1,2,4g F. T. O. 35 Track 1,2. COTEY LOUISE RUSSELL f Cots j F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Track 35 Physical Education 1,2,3,4. JUDITH CAROL RIFFEL Uudyl F. H. A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Parliamentarian 25 Pep Club l,2,3,4, President 45 Library Club 1,25 WAR WHOOP STAFF 3, 4, Editor 3, 45 INDIAN STAFF 3,4, Editor 4, Assistant Editor 35 Glee Club l,2,3, Librarian lg Student Council 1,2,35 Senior Play5 Basketball 15 Football Attendant 45 Girls' State 35 Miss Shattuck for Alva Contest 45 F. T. A. 1,23 Band 1,25 Arch Bearer 3. 22 JAMES H. NELSON f Red Peril j Class Vice-President 25 F. F. A. 1,25 3, Parliament- arian 35 Band 1,25 WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Assistant Editor 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. FAYE IRENE SCHIBBELHU TE F. H. A. 3,45 Library Club 3,4g Pep Club 2, 3,4. VONALEE K AREN SCHICK F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Decorating Chairman 4g WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Stencil Editor 43 Physical Education 1, 2, 3. ANNEVA SCHOENHALS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pianist 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2g Basketball 1,3,4g S Club 4 Glee Club lg Physical Education 2. CAROL LOUISE SCHULTZ. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Library Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club lg wAR wHooP STAFF 4, Reporter 4, Physical Education 1, 2, 35 Junior Play, Senior Play. 23 EDWARD O. STARBUCK f Coon j 1959 Indian King, JAMES T. TANGNEY Q Poon j F. F. A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel lg Track l. IOELLA MARGUERITE TAYLOR F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4g Band 1,2, Clarinet Quartet 25 Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 33 Senior Play, WAR WHOOP STAFF 4, Assistant Headline Editor 4. 24 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, 3, Track 1,25 S Club 2,3,4gWAR WHOOP STAFF 2,3,4g Reporter 2,3,4g INDIAN STAFF 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, 49 Senior Play, Quill and Scroll 25 HASKELL E. STURTZ F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ....,.L..,..,. I I s I .I Q. . ii: 5 .QW FIRST ROW: Dorothy Baird, Mary g B , Sufi V y Rose Baird, Boyd Beck, Duane Ben- f-V f' Q y 4 I der, wiua DeanBittmar1. SECOND J ' I S 'I r I B ROW: Jim Brown, Roy Lee Bruce, ivy, 14' W Charles Crouch, James Dean, Kar- 5 f A, 5 , ' ,ff en Feil. THIRD ROW: Jerry Gil- son, Linda Gordon, Darlene Hagen L i n d a H a m b y, Scott Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Doug Keffer Thomas Kenny. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Kline, Mary Alice Laverty, Sue McClure, Colmer McCo1lough, Linda Lou Meier, Ted Reisig, Gary Riley, Barbara Rowlan. SIXTH ROW: Doug Schoenhals, Gary Spi- cer, Tom Starbuck, Daurice Steinle, Marvin Sturtz, Henry Tieding, Elizabeth Treiber, Rita Woods. NOT PICTURED: Bob French. UQ-'Q A I Q , so , I .x V 1 5 2 - ,s 4 1fMf,121Df , 2 5 iffffis . l E E 3 I av, 2 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Abbott, Pam Akers, Betty I ' 1 ' z JV Y Birkle, John Brosh, Monty Buns. sEcoNn ROW: Wffgfi? - f Tommy Clark, Nancy Cobb, J. C. Coffman, Judy ' if ff, f Dale, Douglas Daniels. THIRD ROW: Donald Dun- . ' nihoo, Eldin Ehrlich, Janice Ehrlich, KarenEhrlich, I Bernice Feil, FOURTH ROW: Barry Gilson, Roonie A 1 Green. '1! ,, Z fb' FIFTH ROW: Wilmer Hamilton, Stevie Hanshu, Larry Harifill, Wanda Hein, Douglas Herber, Marilyn Herber, Barbara Jones, David Kirkpatrick, Larry Klein, Ronnie Koch. SIXTH ROW: Billie Jan Langley, Gerald Longliofer, Sharon Longhofer, Jim Lorenz, Russell Mann, Hilary Manske, Bennie Meier, Wilda Nliles, Alvin Mitchell, Bobby Moser. SEVENTH ROW: Nolan Richardson, Jennifer Schick, Joyce Schoenlials, Betty Schollenbarger, Katie Schwab, Frankie Stevens, Karen Thornburg, Jerry Weidner, lan Willard, Lee Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Charles French, Alton Jones. ,. ' 1 V ' TZ, ' , . W '1 ,ff , ' A or , F V Y A Q, l 4 Yr! f - F W is H 1 P' 339 ' , QQ, Q ' .. x as 3 'TE 3- V H In , N at .Q L, . K ,f at , I I Ii' V. , -'e ,JV . sf' f . N N w ' ' F ff ff- :rrf 3 . A r n Ag, 'if , , l g ' , . Afgdjii L, V, Q ' T 643, K1 'I E . , TW f -'fr , A T T Ma. .sf f .0 F FIRST Row- sem Abbott sandra Ame . , y, Barbara 1 , . , g,V .gQfA. Appel, Diana Appel, Harold Baird. SECOND ROW: Larry Baker, Mike Baker, Gordon Beck, Mike Brown, James Bruce. THIRD ROW: Verna Lee Carnagey, Hugh Coonfield. ,M ,nf hiv-V' AM' , fm : FOURTH ROW: lanell Curtis, Donna Rae Fields, Sandra Fisher, Zimmie Gilson, Raymond Green, Mary Ann Hadsell, Karen Hardy, Kathy Harms, FIFTH ROW: Walter Hodge, Gloria Hubbard, Paul Hunt, Deloris Lamb, Maribeth Land, Ruby Mann, Wanda Miller, Joquita Murphy, SIXTH ROW: Sue Niemeier, Sandra Peyton, Gary Rabe, Patty Riffel, Carolyn Russell, Donald Schoenhals, Frank Schultz, Patsy Thornburg, Alan Tieding, Mary Louise Wilson. 5 CJ f DJ Q 5 sw ll Q. 1 Q- 'rr 1 , , FIRST ROW: Larry Akers, Nyle Baker, Paula Baker, Myra Beck, Jerald Bogey. SECOND ROW: Joe Brosh, Jackie Bruce, Wanda Carnagey, Louise Cooley, Everett Coonfield. THIRD ROW: Rodney Crouch, Wanda Crouch, John Cully, Mary Sue Dotson, S Kenneth Fenimore. FOURTH ROW: Betty Gardner, if Haw if N A ' - 'J' Doyle Grace. FIFTH ROW: Arnold Hagen, Marquetta Halderman, Billy Hardy, Stan Hawthorne, Revita Howard, Veldon Johnson. SDCTH ROW: Winona Johnson, James Kelln, Robert Kemp, Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Nicky Miles, Mark Morgan, Augusta Oblander, Charles O'Brien, Robert Piersall. SEVENTH ROW: Erma Regan, Shirley Schoenhals, Sammy Sidders, Connie Spicer, Bill Taylor, Lura Tieding, Freddie Treiber, Nancy Walton, Sandra Walton, Janice Weidner. NOT PICTURED: Jeanie Jones. Q J lj l as TS: .,,, ,ag 5 Is r .5325 E ' Q ., , ' r :..' T? ' f V 2 , I' 5 al., Q V, Y 5 f R q faiiyl gg , p y Y g 2 f f 1 4:44 .54,.2- . '. -an 4 ' fj:f.,:n-,Q .fs s 5 3 gtg , . - yy P 3' SE R FIRST ROW: Meryl Abbott, Betty Lou Appel, Myron Appel, Janet Baker, Rex Boudreau. SECOND ROW: Donna Bozarth, K. Cohlmia, Cheryl Coyle, Joy Kay Earnst, Erlene Gilson. THIRD ROW: Ann Gordon, Lovella Hagen, John Hanshu, Carol I-Ierber, Arthur Holt. FOURTH ROW: Harold Imke, Carol Jenkins. , 7 Q FIFTH ROW: Harriett Kelln, Jimmie Kline, Jimmie Koch, Della Kraft, Mary Jean Larason, Dickle Lorenz, Leon Matoy, Steven McNabb, Scott Pelton, Lynn Ruffin. SDCTH ROW: Douglas Schoenhals Sharon Schollenbarger, Johnny Stuart, Sandra Stuart, Danny Sween, Kay Thompson, Everett Tomlinson Lynn Weitz, Kathy Witschi, Linda Ybarra. wr A J J . at f A 1 AW Aihh M A y 1,4 7 1 KJ . V 'G 8 ,. 555 ww J W mi? , :ff L it li J 4-g9',t1 Am wh 3 ,Br J ' Y V my i 5 1 ,,,. J, M FIRST ROW: Tommy Almon, Sharon Auld, Judy an-4. f ,J 3111, 5 , Austin, Tommy Beaver, Donna Beck. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bittman, Douglas Bender, Tim Brown, Jim 5' Q' -3, Butts, Ray Carnagey. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Clark, ' Lawwna Clark Karlinda Couch Jana Coyle Van Curtis. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Dalrymple Ronald Davis Diana Dean Elizabeth Fiel Ronnie Fields. FIFTH ROW: Linda Fisher, James Gardner, Kay Z Gensman, Glenda Grace, Sue Greer. SDiTH ROW: 3 E Edris Griffith, Cheri Hamilton, Gloria Hawkins, SEVENTH ROW Dale Herber Jimmie Hiner Margaret Hopson, LaWana Hunter, Ranell James, Billy Johnston Dick Johnston Gary Jones Barney Dammerer Marilyn Kelln. EIGHTH ROW: Rita Kraft, Van Kraft Joetta Koch Barbara Larnb John Land Betty Mann, Karen Meier, Shirley Miller, Patsy Newman Melva O Hern NINTH ROW: Janey Rabe Jon Reisig, Andrew Schibbelhute, Earl Schoenhals, Glenn Schoenhals Linda Schoenhals Ruth Ann Sherrill George Schultz, Stevie Weiderstein, Mike Willard 5 ali. J Vi'-Q, I' in X.i1l34'9 rr f 44 - .-.. , J -f T J R FIRST ROW: Katherine Appel, Brenda Almon, Charles Abbott, Danny Baker, Gary Brankel. SEC- OND ROW: Nancy Brown, LaNell Bruce, DeLea Burgtorf, Sheri Cable, Earl Clark. THIRD ROW: Larry Coffman, David Davis, Kathy Deal, Joe Gar- cia, Mary Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Joann Goode, Edwin Hamilton, Patsy Haney Elaine Herber Jack Hiner Zoe Ann Hun ter, Jean Johnson, Jimmy Keffer, Mark Kelln, Wayne Kelln FIFTH ROW Merle Kraft Alberta Mann Phillip Matoy, Dale Meier, Kathryn Miller, Karen McNabb Jimmy Patterson Leslie Pshrgoda Robert Pudwil1,SamrnyRuffin. SDCTH ROW: LindaRussel1, DonnaRowlan James Schoenhals Larry Schoenhals Sydney Skaggs, Nancy Steinert, Susan Stuart, Barbara Thornburg Sharon W1ISChl Ruth Woods ,ai al l , at tif, Thr sk ,jk 1 3 If e f3ZM ah FIRST ROW: Stanley Appel, Beverly Bender, Keith Bender, Norma Boudreau, Donna Bozarth. SECOND at ROW: Mike Burris, Roy Marie Bush, Joyce Clark, Joyce Coffman, Rum cordeu. THIRD ROW: cun- XX at ton Davis, James Ehrlich, Wesley Ehrlich, Donita Gensman, Johnny Greer. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Hamilton, Samuel Hamilton, Mary Hardy. FIFTH ROW: Betty Jean Harvill, Mary Hopson, Terry Lee Hubbard, Mark Kline, Everett Koch, Raymond Koch, Barbara Kraft, Harry Kraft, Rhonda Lawson, Kathy Lee. SDCTH ROW: Betty Jean Meier, Jean Ellen Meyer, Dwight Moore, Carol Ann McNabb, Richard Oblander, Ronald Peyton, Gale Richardson, Terry Ridenour, Stephen Sawyer, Tom Schibbelhute. SEVENTH ROW: Lenora Schoenhals, Linda Schoenhals, Donavon Schultz, Stephen Schultz, Wanda Schultz, Lonnie Shahan, Danny Sherrill, Rodney Weiderstein, Kay Winters, Linda Worrell. X A E ff 5 T-1'-L g y FIRST ROW: Monte Akers, Nina Appel, Peggy Brankel, Elois Brazee, Gary Brown. SECOND ROW: Norma Bruce, Bobby Burgtorf, Louise Cordell, Debbie Dale, David Dersch. THIRD ROW: Juna Kay Eagon, 1 ,,-, , I Barbara Gardner, Cherry Gi1mer,Michael Haney. 1 a FOURTH ROW: Michael Herber, Coralee Hunter, James Hunter, Terry Imke, Linda Johnson, Harry Kelln, Jr., Judy Kemp. FIFTH ROW: Pamela Kretz, Deborah Lee, Donald Matoy, Diana Meier, Barbara Miller, Kent McIntosh, Robert Newman, Lee Nichols, Billy Niemeier, Joyce O'Hern. SIXTH ROW: Diane Pierce, Doloris Pierce, Curtis Pshigoda, Johnny Russell, Jacqueline Sawyer, Janice Schoen- hals, Wilma Shahan, Michael Sims, Robert Smith, Randy Steinle. 4 i I E W2 5 W, i 5 f I ,WM , V. 'lv ,lf-4 ' ' ' W-mm , 4 I , . 1 , l -.9 ,, 4 an-, l M Ju as ta ,. 1 I , Eta, l, G., 5 J' , I X434 'lf' W A 3: , , Q A Q 7 'W 4 Q f' , E 5 L I , aa Za W E ' ,fi In 6 Vw I 'I ' I, Lv ,z Y 1 If In LM new .ia 4 , 1, , ' g M 5 , FIRST ROW: Miran Allen, Ann Appel, Deborah Auld, Elizabeth Auld, Kay Beaver. SECOND ROW: Judy ..: - S ve 41: filflffiii' ig if sv 4- Bowles, Doyal Branham, Jack Brazee, Anita Burg- in li? torf, ,Toe David Busellato. THIRD ROW: Linda Jane I Butterbaugh, Dani Cable, Ronnie Cook, Rena Davis, Jolene Deal. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lee Fields. FIFTH ROW: James Gardner, Beverly Halderman, Randall Hamby, Randy Hawthorne, .Timmy Haydon, Marilyn Sue Herber, Rita Herber, Rodney Hiner, Karen Holt,Dayna Hurst. SIXTH ROW: Tommy Kammer- er, Johnny Kelln, Sonya Kolander, Becky Kraft, Shirley Kraft, Marla Moore, Peggy Lee Nichols, Susie O'Hair, Kathy Rader, Sherry Ridenour. SEVENTH ROW: Peggy Riley, Mark Schoenhals, Lawrence Sha- han, Darla Kay Slovachek, Preston Stanley, Johnny Steinert, Ed Stuart, Teresa Tangney, Brenda White, I ohnny Woods. l are L fi F .ia I 5 D' FIRST ROW: Raman wimam Abbott Jo Hua Amen - 'fir jiri: 5 I I 'M Y Kathy Aspaugh, Estelle Boyer, Jana Rae Brown.SEC- , l OND ROW: Pam Brown, Stephanie Brown, Mike 9 f Bruce, Lloyd Lee Clark, Loretta Jane Deal. THIRD ROW: Rita Ann Fiegel, Dale Fields,Craigory George, Judith Ann Gilmer. FOURTH ROW: Debra Greer, George O'De1l Harris. fi, FIFTH ROW: Jeffery Hawkins, Nancy Holt, Ruby Mae Johnson, Linda Jones, Faye Kelln, Vernon Dale Kelln, Kay Kincade. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Lamb, Michae1Matthews, Carolyn Matoy, Christine Medlin, Janet Miller, Susan Miller, Mark McDaniel, Sally O'l-lair, Don Rader Jr.,Jeffrey Schultz. SEVENTH ROW: Sharon Schultz, Darrell Steinley, Albert Tangncy, Linda Tomilson, Randal Trieber, Doris Tyr- rell, Alice Venema, Glendon Weitz, Larry Wilson, David Witschi. T' E - ,f : l ann I 'B' 'b I JZ ' 1 .,f ' gli I gl 0' ,1 I ki.: 1,0 r :mr :- VIP-DLI , 71 'HB df! 9 Icnclerga rfen 'QM The kindergarten will be finished for the 1959-60 school term. Children who are five years of age by November 1, 1959, will be able to attend. School will be held from 8:45 a. rn, to 11:45 a. m. under the supervision of Mrs. Adaline Abbott. The building has 1600 square feet of floor space, aself-sustained unit, and com- plete new furniture. FOOTSTEPS T0 , , p., 'fx ' T 2 Q5 ' 1 A giw ' 2. 'Mummy MW nw H f T, , f, Sf' M 5 W eff! f WSZY W' V' W' - , Lf, W Vf,,,f1,y1f' Nf ' , f , ,Wig with W 4 , ff' . f , A Q ' '1 , 4 ' N . ,H , ' ,M , ,vw hw' ' 7 15.13, 2 W2 -I 4 W: 5 L 51 f rf' ,A V' ,S , , W' Q W ff ,V WEL K A if 'fl' A Q Q W . ,fx Q., 'Env ...An Wh ex 54- 224 W Q' W' !4,,,f41Y'i,,J 4, QA 1 if KNOWLEDGE eachers' Footsteps Bill Rowlett, American History teacher, allows students to work in their workbooks during class. Seventh grade students Listen as Mrs. Roberta Mann makes their English assignment, 38 Marland Mason explains math problems to his eighth grade class. Lead the Way Lem Wright shows his mechanical drawing class the correct way to work their problems. ' - ' we ,M-Q...4 ., Bill Rowlett takes his drivers education class out for a drive to show them how to operate the new car. L NV, James B u s ellato, biology teacher, records test grades while the class review their lessons. Lem Wright explains a difficult algebra problem to his class. Footsteps Point to Future 'ages i L 2' Mrs. Gelene Butterbaugh checks the work that her bookkeeping students are doing. Keith Stone discusses the parts of speech with his sophomore English class. 40 Students Follow W T. - , Journalism I students work hard to get the War Whoop ready by the deadline date. Oklahoma History S tud ents hand their assignment to teacher, Mrs. Roberta Mann. Geometry students learn all the math formulas with the aid of Lem Wright. 41 at-hUV '4 1K1'vr 'L 5, f sf' V -fs Jil Ia mes Buseilato explains ge n e r al science to his class by doing an experi- H16 Ht. 42 We Learn to do Junior girls learn about homemaking under the leadership of MIS. Eunice Gordon, home economics teacher. Willard Bradley, vocational agricul- ture teacher, instructs Ken Kenny, left, and Ted Reisig, junior agriculture stud ents. by Doing Nr I' DUO-'Zl'1'1m 2l'1'13'PUF'1'-J'-1l'1'1l Richard Green HA TTUCK'S F IGH TING F 00 TBALLERS Coach Row lett THE INDIAN 'S SCHEDULE Seiling 6 48 Alva B 46 0 Darrouzett 24 12 Follett 8 6 Mooreland 6 30 Beaver O 36 Fairview B 16 0 Thomas 0 50 Buffalo 12 6 Laverne 6 22 Indians in action against Fairview B -1- - '- Q-ini -s -uv FIRST ROW: Nolan Richardson, J. C. Coffman, Tommy Starbuck, John Brosh, Jerry Brown, Barry Gilson, Gerald Longhofer, Bobby Moser. SECOND ROW: Gary Riley, Doug Keffer, Douglas Herber, Ronnie Grant, David Kirkpatrick, Larry Harvill, Scott Johnston, Lee Wilson, Steve Hanshu. TOP ROW: Assistant Coach Keith Stone, Roonie Green, Jim Brown, Marvin Sturtz, Edward Starbuck, Richard Green, Nelson Ehrlich, Gary Kolander, Frank Stevens, Wayne Longhofer, and Coach Bill Rowlett. 45 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL THE INDIANS ARE, Left to Rrght Gerald Longhofer, WayneLonghofer Scott Johnston Irm Brown Junmy Lorenz Edward Starbuck Monty Butts Frankre Stevens Doug Keffer Bob F1e1, Kenny Srdders, Gary R11ey and kneehng 1S Coach Rowlett . . . ' I I 9 2 l D I I . w n Bob F1e1 and Wayne Longhofer get IU frrendly competrtron for cokes rn free throw shootrng, 46 The Indrans are full of determmatron as they get ready for pracuse Follett Waynoka Arnett Arnett Hlggrns Darrouzett Mangum Woodward Hrggrns Moorelard Laverne Follett Se111ng Arnett Cheyenne Gage Laverne Laverne Gage SCIIIIIQ NH2 To warm up the Indrans loosen up dorng a three man frgure TH INDIANS SCHEDULE They The Indrans work to sharpen therr attack dunng practlse In scrrmmage the Indrans wart for Gary R11ey to shoot a free shot I 8. E . We 35 33 29 45 39 44 36 45 ' ' 55 35 36 41 45 48 48 64 Cheyenne 53 57 ' ' 51 43 . 39 49 37 50 50 41 ' ' 21 40 64 63 . . Q D 54 45 43 59 31 22 55 43 55 78 ' ' 43 38 GIRLS' HIGH SCHDOL BASKETBALL The girls scrimmage to sharpen their defense In practise the girls sharpen their freethrows. The girls wait for a rebound during the regional tournament in their game against Garber. During practise the girls warm up by taking lay ups THE MAIDENS' SCHEDULE We Follett 52 Waynoka 35 Arnett 3 1 Woodward 33 Granite 49 Higgins 34 Darrouzett 38 Cheyenne 40 Higgins 42 Seiling 33 Laverne 34 Follett 53 Seiling 3 1 Arnett 28 Cheyenne 34 Gage 33 Laverne 40 Gage 37 Seiling 34 Vici 47 Arnett 51 Garber 35 Canton 24 They 47 30 56 35 50 36 36 30 54 36 44 31 36 35 49 32 46 42 31 26 41 30 45 STANDING, Left to Rrght Lrnda Hamby, Katre Schwab Iennrfer SCh1Ck Barbara Jones, Bernrce Fell Pam Akers Iovetta Curtrs, Karen Ferl and Coach Rowlett KNEELING Daunce Sternle, Shlrley Lorenz, Jamce Ehrhch Beverly Jones, Wrlda Mrles, Karen Thornburg, Anneva Schoenhals and Karen Ehrhch The Mardens guards work hard to get the The forwards for the Maldens also work hard ball durrng acuon rn therr game agalnst to w1n as they frght to keep possessron of Garber rn the regronals the ball HIGH SCHOUL BASEBALL THE INDIANS SCHEDULE 'I'hey Noble Balko Mooreland Sayre Arnett Gage Buffalo Moorela nd Hlggrns Texas New castle Arnett W aynoka STANDING, LefttoR1ght Coach Stone, hm Brown Doug Keffer, Monty Butts, Scott Johnston Gary Riley and hmmy Lorenz KNEELING Bob French Gerald Longhofer Gary Splcer Larry Harvrll Henry Tredrng Barry Grlson and Bobby Moser NOT PIC TURED Wayne Longhofer and Jerry Brown. Spearman Texas Spearman Texas Hlgglns Texas PIICHCI hm Brown serves one up from the mound 50 THE STARTING NINE Left to Rlght Gerald Longhofer hm Brown Gary Splcer, Doug Keffer, Larry Harv111 Scott Johnston Henry T1ed1ng, Gary Rrley and hm Lorenz NOT PICTURED wayne Longhofer and Jerry Brown We , : . 13 0 . , '. ' . . 1 10 9 - . - 8 2 : 2 1 3 2 H 8 6 6 5 Laverne 12 10 '7 12 ' ' , 9 0 3 7 0 2 4 6 , 1 5 , 7 4 ' ' , 19 5 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL BACK ROW Left to R1ght Lynn Weltz Nlckey M1165 Leon Matoy John Cully Fred Tre1ber and Paul Hunt THIRD ROW Coach Stone Stan Hawthorne Arnold Hagen Mike Brown J'l.I1'1 Val aster Arthur Holt Steve McNabb Harold Imke and Coach Rowlett SECOND ROW J oe Brosh Rex Boudreau K KOh1.l'1'l13 Allen Tledmg Nyle Baker Johnny Stuart and Doug Hanshu FIRST ROW Gordon Beck J' ames Kelln, Scott Pelton Charles O Brten Jlmmy Khne Rodney Crouch . . . . . . I ' I I I I 0 : I I I I - I 1 I I 0 ' I I ' 9 I I 0 . , . . . ' I I I I . . . , . ..- ' ' I I . . . - I I - I I Q and Bobby Ptersal Although the ltttle lndlans dldnt wm any games thls year they kept thelr sp1r1t hlgh and galned some valuable expenence whlch will help them when they get 1l'lIOh1gh school. THE STARTING ELEVEN BACK ROW Left to Rtght. James Kelln Gordon Beck Fred Tre1ber and Mxke Brown. KNEELING Allen T1ed1ng Charles O'Br1en Scott Pel ton Lynn WCIIZ ,Toe Brosh and NICRCY Mxles Junior High scrimmages before a game BOYS' BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Nickey Miles, Zimrnie Gilson, Nyle Baker, Paul Hunt, Gary Rabe, Freddie Treiber and Coach Keith Stone. SECOND ROW: Stevie McNabb, Harold Imke, Mike Brown, Donald Schoenhals, K. Cohlmia, Johnny Stuart. LAST ROW: Allen Tieding, John Cully and Stan Hawthorne. Little Indians hustle during practice. IUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Laverne 20 Arnett 16 Laverne 18 Seiling 13 Arnett 28 They 37 18 34 16 34 The junior high girls basketball team relies on teamwork. IU IOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR Laverne Arnett Laverne Arnett Arnett Gage TOP ROW: Paula Baker, Karen Hardy, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Susie Niemeier, Sandra Fisher, Patsy Thornburg, Myra Beck and Coach Keith Stone. SECOND ROW: Donna Fields, Ioquita Murphy, Sandra Walton, Mary Wilson and Gloria Hubbard. LAST ROW: Janell Curtis, Connie Spicer and Nancy Walton. The girls try to work the ball in close. HIGH SCHEDULE We They 14 31 9 34 14 29 21 30 21 29 15 1:5 53 Coach James looks on as the grade re lay team practrces wpassnhebaronfromcoachrames. GRADE TRACK Gary Brown gets rnstructrons on how There were not many out for track thrs year Baseball took care of the hrgh school boys trme Grade and Jumor hrgh trackhad a few out and these people drd a lot of hard practrcxng and kept the1r spint hrgh 54 The Jun1or hrgh grrls 11ne up to run a race Q u . , . . . . . . i . Foofsrzvs T0 QD Q-3 CQ C0-OPERATIO FUTURE HOMEMAKERS l-IRST ROW Left to Rrght Karen Fell Swndra Alley Janel1Curt1s Barbara Longhofer Wrlla Brttman Elrzabeth Trerber SECOND ROW Rrta Woods Darlene Hagen Kathy Harms Betty Schollenbarger Mary Wrlson Sandra Peyton Joyce Schoenhals Judy Rlffel Beth Abbott Drana Appel Donna Dale Delorrs Lamb Mary Jo Angell Wanda Mrller THIRD ROW Mrs Eunrce Gordon Sponsor Marrlyn Herber L1ndaHamby Kane Schwab Barbara Jones B11l1e Langley Carolyn Russell Pam Akers Barbara Appel Joella Taylor Betty B1rkle Lola Webb Lrnda Bea ver Jan Wlllard Ruby Mann FOURTH ROW Donna Flelds Patsy Thornburg Sharon Long hofer Verna Carnagey Glorla Hubbard Corey Russell Janrce Ehrllch Lrnda Merer Karen Ehrlrch Bern1ceFe11 Joqurta Murphy Vona Lee Schrck Jenn1ferSch1ck Jovetta Curtrs FIFTH ROW Sandra Flsher Sue Nremerer Sue McClure Sandra Klrne Nancy Cobb Mary Hadsell Lrnda Gordon Wrlda Mlles Beverly Jones Shlrley Lorenz Karen Thornburg AnnevaSchoen hals Karen Hardy Patty Rrffel Carol Schultz LaNell Beck Sandra Koch lilll bl F H A OFFICERS SBATED Left to Rrght Karen Ehrlrch Song Leader Betty Schollenbarger Pranrst Beverly Jones Reporter Lmda Gordon Vrce Presrdent Judy Rrffel Secretary Jovetta Curtrs Hrs torran STANDING SueN1eme1er Parllamentarxan Shrrley Lorenz Presldent ...am 1 - J K J J J J - - J J J J J J J J J J J J J J - - J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J - - J J J J J J J J J J J J , - - J J J J J J J J J J J ' J J J J J - , I ' 4 E W w-f as , ,. , ,,f 'r' J J J J 1 ' ' J J J 1 I , ' J J J J . I J J v F.H.A. Students at annual F. H. A. New Year's Prom line up for refreshments served by MIS. Eunice Gordon, left, and Barbara Rowlan. Miss Gail Cloud, student home- making teacher from Oklahoma State University, makes a last minute check ofthe speakers' table before the Fat Stock Show Banquet. Mrs. Eunice Gordon, F. H. A. spon- sor, receives a gift from the chap- ter presented to her by Shirley Lorenz, president, at the formal installation ceremony. 57 FIRST ROW Left to Right ,T C Coffman Henry Tieding Paul Hunt Gary Spicer Jim Lorenz Charles Crouch Barbara ,T ones FFA Sweetheart WayneLonghofer James Tangney Gordon Beck Alvln Mitchell ,Terry Weidner SECOND ROW Mike Brown Ray Kearns Boyd Beck Larry Reisig Gerald Longhofer Harold Baird Duane Bender Benny Meier Hugh Coonfield Kenneth Abbott Mr Willard Bradley Adviser THIRD ROW W1lmerHarn1lton Donald Dunnihue David Kirkpatrick Barry Gilson Frank Stevens Roonie Green Haskell Sturtz Larry Klein Douglas Herber Colrner MoCo1lough .TerryG1lson John Brosh Eldin Ehrlich Ken Kenny Steve Hanshu. Wayne Longhofer F,F A President andMr Willard Bradley F.F A Adviser instruct 1958-1959 greenhands at the formal initia- Lion FUTURE F RMERS of MERICA f'5 - - A - 4 ... Harvill, .F ran1:,SchultZ, Gary 'l31more, Doug Sychoenhals, Doug ,Daniels, Toinmyj Starbuck, Ted Ted Reisig, junior, has been named outstanding F. F. A. mem - ber for 1959. The choice was based upon projects and winnings during the past year. The chapter voted for Ted to receive the honor. His father, Leo Reisig, was also named Honorary F. F. A. Member for 1959. Willard Bradley, F.F.A. adviser, in- structs the greenhands at the Initiation Cere- mony . M e . I f 1,1 Wayne Longhofer, president, presents gifts to student teachers from Oklahoma State University, at F.F.A. Family Night 2 jim 'f Ag L 353' , , DK '.1- My X mg. Xw QMFQW Q. -,,. fizazizfsmf 'x GE, ffl ' zonmrff - ,wa-233 1 1 ' 'Q L V19 MJ, 5,5 , 'f -.sI',wW,4 f. 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' ff . - 3 V ggi. 3 1 . fl 9 uw , ,F If I mai Aka i R, fffe my 'S fm: f pifmx sf: 5-fp' W f,f1fsHgvL2gf,-. , ff. wif. ,-Q' xl, f iv Q55 f. . ,Emi K . 125:71 , yr Q , -9 xii-.A Tri-. x 4 WW' 5 ' ' Aw 22,515 kv f' wx K A by r 7 jgfm Z I ' Q ,B ,X if , 3 A as 1+-ami-fl FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Stuart, Judy Austin, Mary Hardy, Norma Boudreau, Terry Hubbard, Gail Richardson, Sidney Skaggs, Melva O'Hern, Nancy Steinert. SECOND ROW: Sammy Ruffin, Johnny Greer, Danny Sherrill, James Ehrlich, Sammy Hamilton, Gary ,T ones. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Slovacek, Charles Abbott, Larry Schoenhals, Diana Dean, Leslie Pshi- goda, Clinton Davis, Del. ea Burgtorf, Sheri Gable, Zoe Ann Hunter, Larry Coffman. FOURTH ROW: Kay Winters, Linda Fisher, Karlinda Couch, Terry Ridenour, Dick Johnston, George Schultz, J' im Butts, Sharon Auld, Donna Beck. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Boyd Beck, Betty Schollenbarger, Linda Gordon, Nancy Walton, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Karen Ehrlich. SECOND ROW: Mark Morgan, Mike Brown, Harold Imke, David Kirkpatrick, Rex Boudreau, Lola Miller Webb. THIRD ROW: Raymond Green, Alvin Mitchell, Nelson Ehrlich, Lee Wilson, Katie Schwab. 61 Don Rader, P. T. A. president, addresses members at regular monthly meetings. Don Rader congratulating new P. T. A. officers, from Left to Right: Mylus Butts, President, George S t ei n e r t, Vice-Presidentg Marie S c h o e nh a ls, Secretary. The Parent Teacher Association has spent a successful year in sponsoring the annual P. T. A. Carnival, engaging Dr. Johnson, Social Guidance Counselor from Ft. Worth, Texas, and Mr. Verl A. Teeter, Guidance Counselor with the test- ing program, from Oklahoma City. Other special speakers were: Mr. Bob Thomas, WKY weathermang Dr. W. G. Lawson, local physician, and Sgr. Meadows, Air Force Re- cruiting Service, Clinton, Oklahoma. P. T. A. members leave the audi- torium after the meeting has been adjourned. 62 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janell Curtis, Jennifer Schick, Rita Woods, Mary Angell. SECOND ROW: Sue Niemeier, Joquita Murphy, Patty Riffel, Karen Hardy, Sandra Pey- ton, Gloria Hubbard, Sandra Ailey, Kathy Harms. THIRD ROW: Mary Hadsell, Donna Fields, Sandra Fisher, Beth Abbott, Mary Wilson, Patsy Thornburg, Wanda Miller, Maribeth Land, Deloris Lamb, Carolyn Russell. FOURTH ROW: Judy Riffel, Shirley Lorenz, Joella Taylor, Vona Lee Schick, Beverly Jones, Barbara Longhofer, Cotey Rus- sell, Faye Schibbelhute, LaNell Beck, Sandra Koch. FIFTH ROW: Karen Ehrlich, Ber- nice Feil, Nancy Cobb, Pam Akers, Jan Willard, Wilda Miles, Karen Thornburg, Linda Beaver, Marilyn Herber, Judy Dale, Betty Birkle, Wanda Hein. SIXTH ROW: Katie Schwab, Betty Schollenbarger, Jan Langley, Sharon Longhofer, Barbara Jones, Linda Hamby, Elizabeth Treiber, Sandra Klein, Linda Meier, Willa Bittman, Linda Gordon, Karen Feil, Barbara Rowlan. SEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Eunice Gordon, Sponsor: Darlene Hagen, Ruby Mann, Jovetta Curtis, Anneva Schoenhals, Janice Ehrlich. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Gordon, Janice Weidner, Gloria Hubbard, Janell Cur- tis, Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Lynn Ruffin. SECOND ROW: Sharon Schollenbarger, Cheryl Coyle, Carol Jenkins, Shirley Schoenhals, Sandra Walton, Kathy Harms, Lovella Hagen, Wanda Crouch, Marquetta Halderman, Connie Spicer, Nancy Walton. THIRD ROW: Wanda Miller, Kay Thompson, Sandra Peyton, Betty Gardner, Myra Beck, Wanda Carnagey, Paula Baker, Mary Larason, Sandra Stuart, Della Kraft. FOURTH ROW: Mary Dotson, Louise Cooley, Donna Fields, Patsy Thornburg, Sue Niemeier, Patty Riffel, Lura Tied- ing, .Toquita Murphy, Beth Abbott, Mary Wilson, Revita Howard, Sandra Ailey. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Ybarra, Lynn Ruffin, Sharon Schollenbarger, Shirley Schoen hals, Kathy Harms, Winona Johnson, Janell Curtis, Sandra Walton, Sandra Ailey, Janice Weidner Della Kraft, Wanda Crouch, Connie Spicer, Erlene Gilson, Kathy Witschi, SECOND ROW Nancy Walton, Ann Gordon, Louise Cooley, Sandra Stuart, THIRD ROW: Harriet Kelln Cheryl Coyle, Donna Bozarth, Lovella Hagen, Wanda Carnagey, Revita Howard, Mary Wilson Mary Dotson, Diana Appel, Deloris Larnb, Ruby Mann, Marquetta Halderrnan, Mary Larason Carol Jenkins, Carolyn Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Donna Fields, Myra Beck, Lura Tieding Sue Niemeier, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Verna Carnagey, Mary Hadsell, Sandra Fisher, Karen Hardy Patty Riffel, Erma Regan, Beth Abbott, Joquita Murphy, Joy Earnst, Paula Baker. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wanda Miller, Rita Woods, Barbara Longhofer, Barbara Appel, Joyce Schoenhals, Willa Bittman, Patsy Thornburg, Gloria Hubbard, Barbara Jones, Joquita Murphy, Linda Meier, Elizabeth Treiber, Deloris Lamb, Kathy HEIIIIJS. SECOND ROW: Jenni- fer Schick, Pam Akers, Jan Langley, Janice Ehrlich, Sandra Fisher, Judy Riffel, Sue McClure, Cotey Russell, Linda Beaver, Lola Webb, Carol Schultz, Sandra Koch, Donna Dale. THIRD ROW: Faye Schibbelhute, Nancy Cobb, Judy Burris, Joella Taylor, Sandra Kline, Nancy O'Brien, Wilda Miles, Karen Thornburg,Karen Hardy,Shirley Lorenz, Patty Riffel, Sharon Long- hofer, Mrs. Gelene Butterbaugh, Jan Willard. STAFF MEMBERS--STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Gelene But- terbaugh, Sponsorg Gary Kolander Franklin Gilson, Edward Starbuck. SEATED: Shirley Lorenz, Linda Gordon, Donna Dale, Judy Riffel, editor of the 1959 INDIAN. THE I959 INDIAN The journalism department under the leadership of Mrs. Gelene Butterbaugh has published our school paper, THE WAR WHOOP, monthly during the 1958-1959 school year. The annual staff members worked diligently in preparing the copy for the 1959 INDIAN. The highlight of the year for THE WAR WHOOP staff was attending the OIPA Conference at the University of Oklahoma, Norman. Linda Gordon, a junior was the editor of the paper. Our photographer, Edward Starbuck has been a common sight around our school throughout the year. Taking pictures for the annual is a big job. To raise money for THE INDIAN, the jour- nalism department sponsored a pie auction on April 28. They also sold chances on a movie camera and projector which was given away at the pie auction. About 35115 was raised toward the annual fund. In our regular sales campaign Judy Riffel, our editor, said more than two hundred annuals were bought, thus assuring the students of an INDIAN next year. THE W R WHGCDP PICTURED STANDING, Left to Right: Ronnie Grant, I amesNe1son, Bob Fiel, RitaWoods,BarbaraRow- lan, Gary Elmore, Joella Taylor. SEATED: Sue McClure, Vona Lee Schick, Linda Gordon heads the 1959 WAR WHOOP Staff. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nolan Richardson, Bob Fiel, Anneva Schoenhals, Scott John- ston, Ronnie Grant, Jerry Brown, Beverly Jones, Wayne Longhofer, Gerald Longhofer, David Kirkpatrick, Shirley Lorenz. SECOND ROW: Larry Harvill, Douglas I-lerber, J. C. Coff- man, BarryGi1soI1, Tommy Starbuck, John Brosh, Jovetta Curtis, Gary Riley, Steve Hanshu, Gary Spicer, Bobby Moser. THIRD ROW: Frank Stevens, Doug Keffer, Lee Wilson, Marvin Sturtz, Edward Starbuck, Richard Green, Nelson Ehrlich, Jim Brown, Roonie Green, Gary Kolander. Coaches Keith Stone and Bill Rowlett are kneeling in front. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Allen Tieding, Douglas Schoenhals, Danny Swenn, Everett Coonfield. SECOND ROW: Leon Matoy, Roonie Green, Gary Rabe, Hugh Coonfield, and Sponsor, Mr. James Busellato. 66 BAND PARENTS 'itil OFFICERS, Left to Rrght Mrs. Harold Imke, PIBSI dent Mrs Ned Stuart, Vrce Presrdent Mrs B111 Nremerer Secretary Thrs year, for the frrst trm the band parents chartered a bus and sent the mem bers of the band on a short tmp to Ft Smlth Arkan sas. QUARTEHBACH CLUB OFFICERS, Left to Right: Doug Keffer, Presidentg Floyd Brown, Secretary-Treasurer: George Steinert, Vice-President. The quarterback club is a strong supporter of the football boys during football season. James Nelson, senior, was one of sixteen students in Oklahoma to receive the National Merit Scholarship Award. To receive this award James had to pass a series of tests. James is planning to major in physics at Texas Technological Institute, Lubbock, Texas. Honor Soc1ety FRONT ROW, Left to Right Judy Riffel Shirley Lorenz, Betty Schollenbarger, Pam Akers, Lrnda Gordon, Anneva Schoenhals SECOND ROW Scott Johnston, Gary Kolander, Jim Lorenz, Nolan Richardson, Franklin Gilson Only the upper 10070 of students can be members of the Honor society uit Your Kiddingn Presented by Juniors April 2, 1959 Mrs. Mary Buford. . Evelyn Buford . . . Winston Buford . . . Binnie Buford .... James Horton Travis . . Jean Owen ..... Betty Anderson . Dr. Mel Shannon . Thomas Patton . . . David Spivey Witten Miss Sophronia Buford . . Camilla Dusenberry Play Cast He11o, Aunt Sophroma, I m Winnie one of the twins. Mary Alice Laverty Linda Gordon . .Doug Keffer . . Rita woods , Jim Brown . Linda Meier . . Willa Bittman . . .Gary Riley . . Scott Johnston . .Henry Tieding . Sue McClure . .Karen Feil Aunt Sophronia comes home from the hospital Curtain Call Seniors Present Pick A Dilly December 8, 1958 Susan Clark , , , Amanda Strong Purina Hogg . Cast I'm Miss Purina Hogg, from the Possum Holler Hoggs. . IOELLA TAYLOR . , SANDRA KOCH , , . DONNA DALE I Arvilla Garvey, , , , , ,CAROL SCHULTZ Otis Garvey , , . . NELSON EHRLICH Wilber Garvey . . .EDWARD STARBUCK Opal Di11y , , . . .MARY JO ANGELL June Rose . . . . . BEVERLY JONES May Lily . , . SHIRLEY LORENZ April Violet . . . . JUDY RLFFEL Thaddeus Bleeker. . . .... JERRY BROWN Rod Benedict , . . . . . GARY KOLANDER Tex Larabee , , . ,WAYNE LONGHOFER Jack Purcell , . , ,,....... BOB FIEL Old Betsy Drake . . . . . BARBARA LONGHOFER Azariah Coffin , . ,,.., JAMES NELSON Howdy, partners! We hail But Jack, why the disguise? from Texas. 70 Foorsrzrs T0 Q CD C12 R0 YAI. T Miss Indian 1959 Donna Dale Miss Donna Dale, senior, was crowned Miss Indian of 1959, at the pie supper sponsored by the journalism class. She was crowned by Edward Star- buck, senior, who was named annual king because he sold the largest number of annuals. 72 1959 Foolball Queen Shirley Lorenz Env N 409 ,bf JL! Nr-J R PFl1I ,M fd.-so-'I- 1959 Basketball Queen DAURICE STEINLE ?WL 'ie 'S- 57? Bevulw es mf , ,F Q :K 'F , , Q ey 35 'sei Q .zjglr g L4 V ' W I i ' i ,ef e 1 ' ,- ga 2' -5, -1 e X, A e egg 1 up . if ' 9 slum ' X - cy 1 ,Q . ' 1 Jones A fel., '35, ,e.- A Lorenz 501055 Nl ISS SHATTUCK Judy Riffel, senior, was voted Miss Shattuck by the senior class, representing Shattuck in the Miss Homecoming contest at Northwestern State College at Alva. Judy is the daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs. Bill Riffel. F. F. A. SWEETHEART Barbara Jones, sophomore, was chosen by the Future Farmers of America to be their F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. She is pictured with the chapter president, Wayne Longhofer, senior. Best All - Around emors Mlss Shlrley Lorenz and Wayne Longhofer were chosen Best All Around Senlor G1r1 and Boy by the Jumor hlgh and h1gh school faculty They were chosen on the bas1s of Scholastrc ratrng leader shtp, personahty and partrcrpatlon tn extracurucular SCIIVHICS ws! SHIRLEY LORENZ WAYNE LONGHOFER Unuted Nahons peech Award RITA WOODS Mtss Rlta Woods, daughter of MI. and Mrs. Stacey Woods, won the Umted Nattons Ptlgnmage for Youth preltrmnary school speech contest, which made her eligible to compete in the flnal speech con test in which she gave a 10 minute speech on the United Nations. Miss Woods won this, and was awarded an expense paid two-week vacation to New York and the United Nations building. Shirley Lorenz, valedictorian, and Franklin Gilson salutatorian, followed the marshals in the recession al in leading the seniors down the aisle. The vale dictorian and salutatorian speeches given at com mencement were Freedom or Servitude, Which? and Youth in the Atomic Age . Mx !..,.- K . VV r WX if ,vw J ' 'W sg .. AV 'L ff JW' 5 l aw' ??'ff1 f?fff 'i'!'?1'!?!fi'F 5 i'fi'f M'f i'i V' . 'Lifcmuabarwumfmmmmmz' f 5 .. K V., I , .a a AWA! 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' L ,'f7p1v3if' 'Y - f .4 I 3 5 ' Gffvfzwf ' M , W,-ivy, 7 ,gf V f ,Y J . F135 , Q ,ff 'W ' 1 '..: fglgwaw mu., 45 f:f7fL'f??', , .NQ 'Q .1 . e git Q A 4 Q: S f 1 WE? V, A, .W fa ww ,WL-dna I fi' E 49 5 2 if f ,F av If folks only knew How many Mrnutes of thlnkrng Hours of drgglng Days of sunshrne weeks of coaxmg Cubrc feet of gas Pounds of fertllrzer Gallons of water Inches of backaches It takes to produce a Pretty Flower They would reahze That our stock Is very reasonable Tubb Floral Co Grves prompt servrce TUBB FLCDRAL COM PAN Phone 208 Mr and Mrs Eugene Tubb FTD Member CRGUCH HOME B KERY Qualrty Bread and Pastry Shattuck Oklahoma Phone 177 Bob Freland Joella Taylor purchase tasty rolls from Mrs. Barbara Clark. Bushels of rich soil, I 9 Mrs K1rkpatr1ck shows a quahty DISCS of furnlture to Jovetta Curns and Carol Schultz KIRKPATRICK FURNITURE Quahty Home Furnlshlngs Phone 55 Shattuck Oklahoma Kroehler Mastercraft Sealy Serta Vlrtue Norge CARPE TER BUS SALE Provldlng Schools w1th Transportauon Veh1c1es Cec11 H Lamb D1str1butor Box 116 Phone 32 Elgin, Oklahoma Gary Elmore IDSDSCIS a football held by Mr Beck rn the sportrng goods department WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Electucal Supphes Batterres Byron Beck Owner I GLE BROTHERS GRAIN COMPA Bonded Grarn Storage In Busrness In Shattuck S1nce 1906 Broomcorn and Gram W sim it my 1221 T M M ?QI,49 CULLY APARTMENTS MASGN FURNITURE COMPANY AND FUNERAL HCME BROW ORD COM PAN lp? lflilfilllul v',' Qg 3q 4,4 -:QT We Mrller dlscusses wrth Edward Starbuck the features of the world most beautrfully propor ttoned car the 1959 Ford M59 James Nelson admures the many new features of the 59 Burck. 100 North Maru Phone 67 When better cars are burlt Burck w111 burld them BILL BROW BUICK COMPAN Honest John grves a better than best wlndow wash to hrs loyal customers. We glve S 81 H Green Stamps Flrestone Trres and Battenes. East of Hospltal Shattuck Oklahoma John E F1ege1, Manager Super Servlce Nothlng but the best of everythmg L0 GBELL DIVISIO NTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Headquarters For A11 Bu11d1ng Matenals C L Oakley Phone 218 HQNEST JOHN'S C AMPLI NATIONAL EDUCATORS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY EDUCATORS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY EDUCATORS INVESTMENT CORPORATION IamesE Patterson Agent, N W Oklahoma P O Box 684, Phone 866R Elk City Oklahoma STATE OFFICE 3810 N W 39th Oklahoma C1ty, Oklahoma BUTTERBAUGH HOTEL Suggest the Butterbaugh Hotel to your fnends and relat1ves as the place to stay 1n Shattuck. Mr and Mrs Ted O Blander Propnetors CONTINENTAL on. co C O N OC O Phone 175 and Mrs. Jacob Meter ROWENAS BEAUTY SHOP Rayetta and Helene Curtls Permanents Phone 44 Shattuck Have your shoes repaued 1n Mr Peterson s Shoe Shop wh1ch IS located 1n the same blllldlllg as Rowena s Beauty Shop MAYTAG COIN LAUNDRY 16 Fully Automanc Washers 3 Glant Commerc1al Dryers Open 24 Hours 121 W 3rd Street ELMERS BUTANE 8a PROPANE CARBUREATIONS CONVERSIONS HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION 114 mrle north of Shattuck on Hwy 283 Phone 911 K12 93 g-xg,-7 We feature ...... W I MI. ' . - aegis, yvy, ,riff .V FOR THE BEST IN COMFORT AND PRIVACY STAY AT THE SHATTUCK COURTS Mrs Burks shows a styhsh dress to Vonalee Schrck and Shrrley Lorenz Betty Rose Jansen Carlye Pendleton Bobble Brooks Swansdown THE STORE THAT FITS YOUR PERSONALITY HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE many sausfled customers QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Ralph Schollenbarger SHATTUCK 94 AUTO SUPPLY Darry Kreem for a refreshrng coke Sundaes Hot Dogs Shakes Malts Cokes, and Candles Mr and Mrs. D W Decker DAIRY KREEM Y Mr. Schollenbarger writesa check for one of his G2i1'YK01HHd61' and VOM LCC 30111014 SIOD at The I I . x ' L A D.. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDaniel explain meat process- ing, to Mary Jo Angell and Judy Burris. WE SPECIALIZE IN MEAT PROCESSING AND CURING FOR LOCKERS AND HOME FREEZERS Phone 15 Shattuck, Oklahoma MC DANIEL ICE S LOCKER Gary Elmore starts a Willys Jeep's motor. Wayne Longhofer and Mr. Hudson discuss the advantages of owning a Willys heavy-duty truck. Minneapolis- Moline Willys Jeeps Allis Chalmers Servis Beaters Massey Ferguson Mayrath Augers Continental Post Hole Diggers ARLEY HUDSON IMPLEMENT CO. 95 JACKSONS DRUG STORE NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA Member 1959 OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION School Supplres Greetrng Cards Mrs Srngusen helps Wayne Longhofer and Barbara Longhofer to make a dec1s1on for a tasty fountaln Offrce Supphes dunk Phone 33 COMPLETE LINE OF REXALL DRUGS C C Colbert Jwner School Supplres F ountaln Servlce Novelty Items Phone 229 Shattuck BLUNCK STUDIO STOUTS GROCERY AND CAMERA SHOPPE 614 Frrsco Avenue Clrnton Oklahoma Cameras Stlll and Movxe Brnoculars Enlargers Movres Fllters Artrfrcral Lrghung Equrpment Flood and Flash Bulbs SANTA FE FOODS Exposure Meters Movle and St111 Projectors Lenses Frlms Amateur Supphes Phone 32 Shattuck Fully Prepared to Care for Every Amateur I 9 N 9 MODEL CLEANERS The clothes you wear, We treat with care Free Pickup and Delivery Phone 16-J Shattuck Franklin Gilson writes a check for an excellent cleaning job done by Mr. and Mrs. George Steinert. DON JOHNSTON CO. Pontiac Cars RCA Television McCormick Tractors and Machines International Trucks Repair Service Vonalee Schick and Mary Jo Angell try the 1959 Pontiac for handling ease, comfort, and visibility. LET'S MEET AND EAT AT CHIEF CAFE Bob Fiel and Jerry Brown pay Mr. Butts for a delicious and nutritious meal they have just eaten. HAYDON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Shattuck, Oklahoma Dr. Haydon explains a spinal X-ray to Sandra Koch. BEST WAY STORE KYLES JEWELRY Kyle Moore shows La Nell Beck and Carol Schultz a frne watch thelr graduatton grfts perhaps 'P Corey Russell and Lrnda Beaver ICCSIVS frrcndly check out servrce from Mrs Stone For the gift You give with Dude let the Jeweler Your Best Way be Your gulde H, Save on 6,006,165 WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR Phone T H E GARDENS BALDWIN HARDWARE Mr Casey drsplays hrs beautlful flowers to James Tangney watches Mr Baldwrn make Gary Kolander and Bob F131 a sale to Phll Mrller Flowers Glfts Pottery Phone 98 Shattuck, Oklahoma Hardware Headquarters For All Your Flower Needs Phone l3 Shattuck The Gerald Caseys 98 7 VIC'S CIIAMPLIN REGAN FEED STORE O H. Regan, Owner Gates Tires and Batteries P. O Box 97 Shattuck Oklahoma We give S gc H Green Stamps Phone 30 Phone 26 Shattuck Oklahoma Complete lrue of poultry and lrvcstock fccds Custom Grrndlng, IxELLN SL MEIER IMPLEMENT CO Quahty Parts and Servlce Maln Street HN DEERE ounuyv mam eouwmewr Shattuck Oklahoma Box 306 PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES 3737 N W 36th Street Phone WI6 2627 Oklahoma Crty Oklahoma DAVIS WHOLESALE GROCERY CO 1616 N W 5th Street D1alCE2 5226 Oklahoma Crty Oklahoma n s slums A ,.yx?RlCH' so cnwvw' ow, LARRY BLACK SPORTING GOODS CO 230 W Randolph P O Box 667 Enrd Oklahoma MILBURN COCHRANSL COMPANY INC Investment Secuntres Members of Mrdwest Stock Exchange 100 FIISI Natronal Burldrng, Oklahoma C1ty 2 Oklahoma THE BEST INVESTMENT IS OUR CHILDREN 99 l . bt 'ply x ,oof At the Hcad VINYARD TIRE SIIOP of our Lla ss I Complete Lrne Beeause Mother Cave Us Trres Glrdden Parnts Auto Glass IJOIC ll GAMES Phone 80 SHAI IIIC K BOOK STORE Shattuck Oklahoma We Fralnt, PICIUICS SHATTUCK MOTOR COMPANY BOUSE STUDIO For F1116 Photography Sales SSIVICG Sh itttt k Oklahoma Phone lf Test drrve our new Chevrolets E A Ham Larason Box 547 QONOCO SERV ICE STATION SIIAITULK S xi.-I CONOCO MUSIC IIE XDOUARTERS Phone ROBERT SON 5 Shattuck Oklahoma Roy Starbuck Sporung Goods Hardware I I3 WILLIAMS SIORI1 uc to 3100 , JANLEN S Varrcty and ready to wear merchandrse Cl1nton, Oklahoma WWW Wholesale Reta11 J 1 Case Implements JA W P Phone . - 'AJ ' l Mobllgas Slee r.he d1fierence I: 'I urma ma es. 1 Shattuck Oklahoma 4. Q Seed Processrng A 5- - -1 , u' I 4 Mr and Mrs Jack Plerce 5 -I -4 sh k Ph 101 PIERCE s MAGNOLIA STATION atm one FARMER S SUPPLY CITY BEAUTY SHOP GEORGES TIN SHOP ONDITIONED HAIR DRYING COMFORT TINNERS SPORTING GOODS Where your buslness 1S apprec1ated WELDERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Phone 151 Shattuck South Mam Phone 34 I George W Cordell Prop 24 HOUR SERVICE I Phone 9508 Shattuck BILL'S TEXACO Lo1s and Lodema begun work on Judy R1ffe1's ha1r. Lo1s Hopluns and Lodema Owens, Proprletors. Phone 21 FOR AN EXPERT'S TOUCH OF BEAUTY CARE, GO TO THE . . . CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON 101 . W' fn, o u . ' 1 , I 1.?N VH- L sz PURINA cHows fifffummmvwifj 10 I 'v O 11 ' Kill I H ' v . 5 jp . X 9 ' i AIR-C Judy Rlffel selects good materlal w1th the help of Mrs Manske whlle Mrs McClure looks on Phone 68 Shattuck Oklahoma YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER Mrs A W Starbuck and Mrs Haskell Starbuck show an lnsurance policy to Shlrley Lorenz Beverly Jones and Vona Lee Schrck. INSURANCE SURETY BONDS LOANS RATLIFF S STUART S KEEFER Above is Shattuck's only town theater, owned by Garland Wilson. See the Best Movies in this Area at Either The Town or Drive-In Wilson Theaters WILSON THEATERS T02 I Mr and Mrs. Henry Kraft Phone 245 Shattuck Oklahoma KRAFT'S LAUNDRY We, the 1959 INDIAN staff, want to thank every person who contributed to the success of this annual. The 1959 INDIAN Staff W gy IYILRCOIIILIXTI IRIN LJ corbggf 5 N r F y P' C L Kcmsos Cnty Mo L, SA , 1 'N J N. 1 1EM 5 Q! .'474,,..Ql:4iJ QQQ P bf3?qf2'3--AM5r1,1fGC?u'G'v Y' sff' -- Ycjrbimk C .cd pmosf-Grandi' fw fq'2W'ZgJVW1C' ccrzr - live V151 , . J? ww L if :ff , l 255: v N if 4 . , Q kwa., ':2' . 'xxi wr : M ' , ff J? nf i 1 ,. if P' I Q w , 2. IA! f i' V 'JW -1 -' xx W if . gtg? - ,,W..+ Q K f ,.4.,QMj tif' ,, 5 ff f 25 K aw 'U ,xv A My . Q 4, f , , XA Q my ww as ,W is , , 0' ,Q . , J Q A , -as me A, f-vu Q ,. v. ,W Q ' R' 4. an F, M . nv H ' awww- 'K-f t.a M444 ' f 3. 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