Stilwell High School - Indian Yearbook (Stilwell, OK)

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THE INDIAN I958 ROW ONE Business Manager Tommy Johnson Carolyn Rogers Wanda McGee Editor Gary Alderson Assistant Editor Pat Colburn ROW TWO ,Teane Philpott Billie Patterson Brenda Peters Audry Pem berton Reda Kay Alderson Joan Kelley Anita Keen Sue Worley Johnnie Ruth Casteel Janice Stevens Corolyn Stewert Wllrna McCul1y Linda Chambers ROW THREE Kay Rams J R Steinsiek Anita Green Sponsor Mrs Makoske Mike Horn Jackie Robbins Theda Bearpaw Anita Duncan Oren Rich E1bertaStufflebeam Velma Ketcher Sponsor Mr Hall FOREWORD We, the staff of the 1958 yearbook, THE INDIAN , wish to present this, our yearbook, to the institutions of learning throughout America and to the cause of further- ing the democratic way of living, As we have experienced countless opportunities during our school years to improve ourselves, we hereby pledge to do all we can to provide those same opportunities for others. 2

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DEDICATION We the people that make up this great country realme that Oklahoma IS a young state But for Adalr County our hlstory reaches back before the day of the Amer1canRevolut1on when a young man John Adalr and his two brothers James and Edward had mlgrated to Amerlca from England John marrled a young Ind1an malden by the name of Nancy Lltefoot and from th1s umon came generattons of pewple bearxng that name for whlch our own county recetved tts name No other sect1on 1n thls state IS rlcher 1n hlstory than th1s our County It was here ln 1839 that the lnfamous Traxl of Tears whlch brought agonlzlng heartbreak and tears to hun dreds of courageous Cherokees ended But even before that t1me as far back as 1817 many others began an exodus to these lands whlch were f1lled w1th a promlse of unlumted farmland tlmber wlldlxfe and best of all a refuge from amb1t1ous and overbearlng land grabbers Yes the rovlng herds of buffalo deer and other forms of w1ldl1fe are gone that grazed on the rolllng h1lls of the Ozarks and today our commumty moves along w1th the grlndmg gears of mdustrlal development We have our factorles our schools our farms our churches and our people from whlch we wlll mold cltlzens of tomorrow and to our people both 11V1llg and dead we humbly dedlcate th1s CCIIIIOII of THE INDIAN BOARD OF EDUCATION sf' BYRL KELLY PERRY ETHERIDGE Presldent of Board of Educat1on Member 1 If if JACK FLETCHER Member CIVIC MINDED CITIZENS GENE GRAY R L RE E Secretary of Board of Educatton 3 Member . G K . H . . , , - Y Y I ' ' . . y . . . . ' I l I Y ' ' ' ' 5 I Y I , kb '-3 I e 7' if .. 4 f , I :' Il'e k S en- - 1, . R f , .5 ik, 4- P . . ES