Shidler High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shidler, OK)

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l-'lllS'l' BOW: Louis Zink, la-onaril Williams, Wallace Smith, Ray Goililaikl, Tommy Huffman, Bob Storm, Dewey Johnson, Douglas Mor gan, Larry Allierty. 'l4ll01llilS Mctirew. SICCOXD HOW: Dau Doty, Bill White, Joe Freeman, Douglas Mixon, Bill Long. Vance Sharpe, J, W. Jackson, J. D. Parker, Marvin Xkliile. 'l'lllltlJ IHIW: .l, li, llill, Phillip Jaliara, Charles Noe, Jim Jacques, Herbert Bump, Jimmie Jackson, Leland Nelson, W'altel' B0 'l'Ii.nnas Mills, lim-an Martin. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Sliimller lil ,. , .,.. .... , ,. Sliicller T ,, , Shidler tl ,,,,, , ,,,, , Shidler 7 I, Shidler 0 ,,., Shidler 27 ..,.,, ...... . ,. , Shidler tl I A. , W ,, , , , Sllitllet' 14 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, T 111511 Shidlcr 0 ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,V,V, Y, Shiiller 21 Barnsmlall lil 1'1ttll'l'llX lil Nt-wkirk lh Hominy 25 Dewey 25 , Garber 14 Pawnee 25 Central B 14 Cleveland 14 . Tonkawa ti Vance Sharpe holds the ball for J. W. Jackson to at- tempt to place kick. -28- WOUNDED TIGERS FIGHT GALLANTLY Injuries plagued the Tiger squad all season, but despite handicaps they finished with three wins, two ties and six losses. The split-T was used with Leonard Williams in the all-important quarter back position, and on the day before the opening game he lost four teeth wrecking a building in shop class. liven without Williams in the all-important quarterback position the game ended in a 19-19 tie. Other major injuries included Goddard, a broken rib, Hill, a broken arm, Martin, a broken collar bone, White, chipped hip bone, Storm, leg injury. Hill, a great defensive end, and Martin, a dandy tackle, were t.he only boys unable to play in the latter part of the season. Shidler defeated Garber, champion of District 1, and Tonkawa, which had one of the best teams in several years. One year lettermen include: Herbert Bump, Don Doty. Tommy Huffman, J. W. Jackson, Jim Jackson, Vance Sharpe, Thomas McGrew, Wallace Smith, Louis Zink, Larry Alberty, Bob Storm and Dean Martin. Two year lettermen are: Charles Billingsley, Philip Jabara, Jim Jacques, Bill Long, llay Goddard. J. D. Hill, Leonard YYillianis, Bill NVhitc, and Charles lloe. Eight lettermen will return nexit year.

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L'th.i:i.t llttnllrxx izi .iii iiiupzit-wixe sprin: STUDENT COUNCIL HAS GOOD PLANS The student wluiiril is in its st-twirl-I Xmllll lvnrltrr the lezimlersliip til' l-lllllll.I llezinlryx hug things were plniiiu--l hy the grtnip. 'I'-i ht-lp inim- lll1lIll'X fur the yezit'htmk. whit'h il sptiiixttiw, the Council hzix h.ul an wins nt' Xgitittiml .Xwtfinlrix prugrniiis .l'l1iiis fur the rt-visifm uf the nut-iiiblx ritual :ire being t'lillxi1h't't'tl. Since xttitleiits. haue nu plziee tu xisit anal ltnif un h.,tl tlziis. the Crmuneil has pluiiiit-tl at i'em'reuti-ui l'lPUlll t-- he set up in tht- hzixeiiient nt-.ir the piwtjt-rtimi r4mi:i. The new tables ll1IYl' ht-en hwught thi' this in-mi by the srlmul lmurtl. A new mt-tlitttl of qiwqniwliiix School spirit pins has been under ccmiisislemtittii but no slefinite action has been taken yet. lfthana Hendryx, president, is seated at the ht-ntl of the table. Others are Don Doty, vice-president, Joyce McHenry. secretary, and Charles Lockhart, parlia mentarian. -.- Members of the assembly and school spirit committees seem to be relaxing a bit before getting down to busi- ness. Kenneth Root, James Baker, Charles Billingsley, and Shirley Jackson serve on these commitees. R I litihx Xlvttrew, rvtirizig xtlifleiit t'trtlZlt'll lm-itll-.1!. inxt.li.tl l'L'l'L 'l lX U A 4 -27- gn, 'x Carrie Stronp, John Atkin :mtl Kathleen litm- elson, yearbook committee nu-nibcrs, Clieek the financial standing ut' The tiusher.

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Cleveland won the district cliniinpiiinsliip. but thi- night Shidler played them it was bitter cold :intl there was ll high north wind. The keyed-up Tigers held the Cleve-l.iiiil it-:ini scoreless until late in the fourth quarter. The tt-iiseiiwss is evident in the face of Coach Fleak as hc prepares to send in Joe Freeman. The junior high train plnyeu a full scheilule ln-cziuse the coach believes this is the way to build winning high seliuul teams. Donny Heed, Walter Boyd, Coaeli Fla.-ak, Larry Bow- man, Jack Blake, Oonny Heed, liichard Steele, Paul Yernuii, Rex Miller, and Jackie Haskins, watched their teznn beat Newkirk. The first toss of the 1950 football season. llt-feree Delbert Carlisle explains the primeilure tu liarnsdaill co-cuptuiiis :ind Shidler co-captains Long and Roe. l. because of the excitement of the ganie :intl the luw leni- perature of the evening everyone fulliiwed the plays up :ind down the sidelines. Leland Nelson. Don Duty, Coach Fleak, Mr. L'tlcy, Dewey Johnston, und J. D. llixon wutclied Shidler threatening to score. f+'s's's's+:s v 'QQYPQM ref? 'Jog -' if-o.o og,a to 'O ,C ,- Six 'fri r A . 1 n A ,MQ Z.EF!'f?? W. , V91 - , Miss Williams and Mrs. Snyder work un the gale. Xlr. and Mrs. Wilhite are waiting to buy tickets.