Shidler High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shidler, OK)

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N 4. I B 'vu iff .sf ,Q silt . :emi it d Vs.: it lpqiag f'0-.G if U .fy ll? li l in X My Q A ' Q. ' w ,ff a . ,V tx, S , F ' ' WJ A Sn, .317 I 'E i . -. 4 K ' I, Il Q . , ,, xg.. 4 tl A . e 5 Ng, . A. .if Q' . ' ,Q 'A 531 mC? 'V-,?f.q-v ry, Qld'-xv'Rz! L ,AM 'lf , gn ,, , 5 he ai, . I 6 . Elgpf-ai ifrjj f ia :fi 5 f A 'V-ia. P Q ' f' f ls' 2't-7f?'H- Ji ttf iff CllICEIHI,F.ADl'1HS, Left to flight: Kaye Beilue, Thelma Judd, Esther Vance, and Frances llunsaker. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Frieda .-Xlberty, joyce Shelton, Carolyn Nloore, lietty Nunn, Kay Atkin, Jo Ann Teague, Dorothy Denge, Sharon Singer, Karol Krohn, and Dixie I,ee. SECOND HOW: Miss Margaret Candy, Sponsor, Nina l,ee Fuller, Mary Grady, Judy Phillips, Mary llelle Howe, Jackie Thompson, Glenette Gordon, Patsy llowell, Charlene Starin, Virginia lionnewell, and Peggy Smith. THIRD ROW: Bertha Dak- er, Carol Fager, Marcella Goddard, Patricia Cole, Donnell Phillips, Sharon Leach, llarlene llazelbaker, Nlelva Domell, Kay Willis and Frances lfmberton. 1 The purpose of the Pep Club is to build up school spirit before and dur- ing football and basketball games. This year they have done their job very successfully. To help encour-,,-I age this spirit and keep it organized, four Cheerleaders were elected. Miss ' Gandy is the sponsor. The Pep J fd Club also decorated and served atv l su the football banquet given by the Chamber of Commerce. ,ha ,u z, ' Nlary I-lean Page President, Jean Edwards, Typical examples of school spirit! lieft to Vice- resident, liertha Baker Student Coun Hi ht: 'Q e el ' , ' g lx y D 'lue, Thelma Judd, Esther Vance, cil Representative, Kay Willis, Secretary. andlfrances Hunsaker.

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L' f' 'lj' A ? Q 0 Ili. . Q 5 .2 I f v Q A 'K Our 1953 Band Queen Kay Wxllls IS probably best known by her ready smlle and cheerful dlsposltlon Queen Kay was crowned at the Annual Sprmg Band Concert by Stanley Betzer Vice Presldent Kay has gwen fxve yeara of falthful servlce as a junlor twlrler, and ln her senlor year she became twxrllng cqmtam She was elected secretary of the band ln her semor year and IS a member ofthe All-State TW1flll'lg Corps. M , 1 -, F s 1 , ,fl ,Z. v ,, iffy' 5 9 9 l 9 ' I ' C v

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,Q ,1.f1, f','x ', W' 7 Wi: f,LT-'MI' Ig ' IH 1 . J, I 13' Qc, - ' - X' 1' o 'TQ 8 -- - . L , , 1..-f ,gy-ff I f I 'af - if . I- N fl' ' ' IN Z' ai, I I jff fs ings , 5.13 ,dxf - M7 - Ii Ihr! 11,1 fin ,vg,':,'5.w' a n - I if h 1 , A K, L . Q . WZ'-L,' I ,,.n ,.., 5, . ,. V Ag, mfmiii BACK IIOW, Left to Right: Honny Smith, Johnny Ross, Dale Burks, Delbert Staton, Herb Carter, Bob York, Lonny Mills PRONT ROW Mr. Baker, NIerIin Rozell, Kenneth Root, James Davis, Walter Boyd, Edward Davis, Leonard Nliller. 'I SI CI,l.II OI-'I-'ICI-IIIS I I O ' .1I 'I' 'I' IIIGIIT: Herb Carter, Vice-Iresident: Iiob Working hard, or hardly working Iurk, Secretary: Ifdward Davis, Presidentg Kenneth Iiool, State DeIega!eg and james Davis, Sergeant at Arms.