Shidler High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shidler, OK)

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'I' llllN'l' UIIU UIL , --1-r-- as Z 'G-nk SEATED, Left to Right: Virginia Clapp, ,lack Woods, Bertha Baker, Brooks Mosier, Stanley Betzer, Sharon Leach, and Roy Free- man. STANDING, Left to Right: J. D. Mixon, Shirley Hathcoat, johnny Ross, Mr. Ward, Sponsor, Sharon Singer, and Kay Willis. STUDENT COUNCII. OFFICERS Stanley Betzer,Vice-Presidenlg Bertha l:laker,Secretaryg Brooks Mosier, President. The Student Council, in its mm year, is under the lead- ship of Brooks Mosier and advised by Mr. ll. G. Ward, our Principal. The Council sponsored the National School Assemblies, that were such a success in past years, and the magazine drive, held by the Curtis Co., to help finance the yearbook. lt also had the Christmas gatherings again this year which proved to be very successful. The goal of the Council is the betterrrent of the school and the student body as a whole.

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.,, fl '1 W1 ...iii f ' .h n 1 A N' 'figs-Qf in 'ily - ' 3' 'K '-5 X I P x IX f l 5 X Y . e K ' K 1 , A I ' 44 Qi 'x ' . J ' 'Nr 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 r . ' 2 ,,.. N- '- L ' . ' ' L ' 'iqivff fS3?1n ' ozlfufi. ,u . Kaxsf ' ma. .. ,K A, S I , - 1 H 635 P' F 1-'f 'it .-.... The Shidler 'Tiger' Marching Band. First on the 1953 spring schedule was the Pawnee Parade where a high rating was received. Then on to the Kingfisher Festival where a 'near' clean sweep was made in Class A. First place in concert and marching and a second place in the open street parade contest sent the band home in a very happy mood. ln the district contest at Tonkawa the kids let their press clippings get the best of them. Net result a Ill Di- vision which did not qualify for the State finals. Anxious to get back on the beam the band scored a Superior rating in marching at the World Series' of band contests, the Tri-State Festival in Enid. Under the leadership of a new Drum Major and Assistant the Tiger' band is con- tinuing to live up to its slogan this year. ln the north central regional marching con- test held at Ponca City in the fall the band again received an Excellent rating, need- ing only .3 of 1 percent for a Superior. The spring schedule will find the Band com- peting in several festivals and striving to bring more honors to 'Shidler High.