Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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l Thelma Maulr, Jim Sfewarf, Joan Nunn, Bob Trueblood JUNIGR CLASS Hey, STewarT, where's Janice? . . . Johnny, behave-lf ThaT's possible . . . Do we have a movie? . . . Any news 'from . . . Anybody goT a pencil-wiTh a brain? . . . Who's our new homeroom Teacher? . . . FainT hearT never won Tair lady , They say, and This class cerTainly has no TainT hearTsl They have really puT Themselves inTo everyThing They did and no doubT abouT. No denying iT, Their prom was really a success as was Their sl4aTing parTy and movie. This class can really pick The winners. They chose Ladonna LayTon as Their car- nival queen represenTaTive. Ladonna was a very lovely queen, Too, as you can well remember. The iuniors decided To elecT Tor Their oTTicers in This very irnporTanT year, Jim STewarT as presidenT, Bob Trueblood as vice presidenT, Thelma lvlaulc as secreTary, and Joa'r1i-'Nunn as Treasurer. One needs only To loolc aT a lisT oT The leTTermen, club oTTicers, and members oT The music deparTmenT To see ThaT when The class oi '47 says Tarewell To Shawnee many valuable members oT These acTiviTies will leave Too. The class was guided by Mrs. Jeanne LaiTner, Mrs. GuyneTh lvlilcesell, and Mr. Wilbur Byerly, in Turn, and Mr. Roy CriTes Through one oT Their hardesT years. 24

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. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY One aTTernoon as a represenTaTive of The QUILNA, I wenT To The office of The Presidenf of The UniTed 'STa'Tes To geT his opinion of world peace. I enfered The WhiTe House and Tound abouT fiffy oTher people waifing To see The PresidenT Too. I saT down To waiT my Turn. My mind was aT lasT relaxed and free from sTrain for The firsT Time since The beginning of The war. I could hardly keep my eyes open and finally I dropped off info a deep sleep. I dreamed ThaT I was in WashingTon. buT by The appearance of auToplanes insfead of aufomo- biles, I imagined The year To be abouT I956. Many people on The sTreeT were Talking abouT The elecTion of a new PresidenT, BRUCE BRALEY. I wenT To The WhiTe House hoping To renew my old acquainTance. My hope was fulfilled and we sTarTed Talking abouT old Times. In The course of The conversaTion I learned all abouT by old classmafes. EVA ELLEN ADAMS is The PresidenT's secreTary and INES SNEARY is his recepTionisT. The piloT oT his privafe plane is CLARENCE COX. The PresidenT had iusT appoinfed GENE PURDY as SecreTary of War and DICK EDWARDS, SecreTary oT The Navy. KATHLEEN EBLING and DORIS LEE have iusT reTurned from Mexico, aTTer an exTensive Tour. ThaT Spanish They learned in Mr. Baca's class cerTainIy came in handy. DELORES BOWERS is The aTTracTive, well-Icnown senaTor from Ohio. The lovely BETTYE GRAY has become' The wiTe of DON- ALD SETTLEMIRE who was recently appoinTed Ambassador To England. SHIRLEY ANNE JAMES is a world-Tamous opera sTar who is now Touring Europe. LOUELLA BOWSHER has enTered The ConservaTory of Music in Paris. Mrs. BARBARA BROWN Bowsher has moved To New York To ioin her husband, PAUL BOWSHER, The Tamous band leader. JAMES THEDIECK is The popular barifone soloisT Tor his band. GENE McGILLVARY has his own radio program and employs CHARLES MARSHALL and WILLIAM HITTLE as comedians. RUTH MILLER is The beauTiTul movie acTress sTarring in The local TheaTer. BEATRICE BAR- BOUR, lovelier Than ever, is a model in MARY MEYERS' exclusive dress shop. GLORIA EVERETT is her head designer. LAVERNE STAKELY is The Dean oT Women aT Yale Universify. Professor WILLARD MOORE Teaches chemisfry and Miss MARGARET CODER Teaches hisfory aT Ohio STaTe. EDMUND CON- RAD has compleTed an exTensive course in agriculTure and has reTurned To help The ouTsTanding Tarmers of The communiTy-BERNARD SNEARY and RANDALL SPENCER. KENNETH FRANCIS is The head engineer aT CHARLES KERR'S AeronauTicaI CorporaTion. HERBERT GRAHAM heads The Designing DeparTmenT. JOHN GWINN is The worId's champion boxer. BETTY SHOEMAKER has become a graduaTe nurse aT Memorial I-IospiTal. NORMAN BURGET has purchased The IaTesT auTomobiIe produced by The company owned by ROGER EMRICK. CHARLES HENNON has become a piloT, wiTh RUTH HARSHMAN and SHIRLEY SNEARY serving as hosfesses. JEAN ANN MYERS is living luxuriously in The esTaTe willed To her by her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. JAMES MATHEWS lMrs. Mafhews is The Tormer LOUETTA SCHLEGELI own a fine home in Lima. The Town's leading newspaper, GOSSIP, is ediTed by MARGARET LA POINT. SHIRLEY McCASLIN and HELEN SMITH are her leading reporfers. WILLA MAE O'NEAL has comleTed her laTesT boolc. IT is The biography OT The Town's leading socialiTe, CAROLYN BABER. MARGARET STEMEN is The propriefress of a new Tea room wiTh HELEN BURGESS, CAROL CLARK, and BEATRICE WARNER serving as waiTresses. HELEN KLETTE and BETTY CAIN work aT The CiTy Loan. MARY FICKLE is The MaTron aT The Children's Home. JUANITA CLARK is a home demonsfrafor for Wesfinghouse. CHARLES GLASCO has won The posiTion of waTer commissioner- he lisfened To The GreaT Gildersleeven Too much in his youTh. RONALD HARSHE and his wife, The former BETTY NYE, own several farms near Hume. DOROTHY BECKER is a visiTing nurse. Then l was awalcened by The PresidenT's secreTary. She Told me ThaT The PresidenT had leTT 'for The day and I would be unable To see him That day. 23

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x '-qw' L.. Row I-Mr. Wilbur Byerly, Advisor, E. Adam, J. Burlchin. J. Campnell, H. Carr, A. Copus, C. Copus, Mr. Roy Criles, Ad- visor. Row 2-D. Davis, Dealendeffin, P. Dearinq, A. Derslwem, B. Eysenbacli, l. Fickle, K. Fillinger, R. Ford. Row 3-M. Fox, J. Frysinger, R. Garee, M. E. Gelder, M. Glaze, B. Hadsell, B. Hadsell, C. Hamillon. Row 4-J. Helser, M. Hennon, R. Jackson, J. Jennings, H. Hanes, M, Harner, D. Hariman, C. Hawislier. Row 5--B. l-lillle, B. Krall, C. Krall, L. Laylon, W. Lolz, C. Luqi- bill, D. Lybold, D. McClain. Row 6-H. McCune, J. Myers, M.Miller, R. Murphey, J. Nunn, P. Kennedy, M. Ring, P. Rousculp. Row 7-S. Seiling, V. Sellers, E. Slwope, V. Siaup, J. Slewarl, M. Swaney, A, Twinning, B. Truebloocl. Row 8-B. Sneary, E. Wieq- ing, K. Wendell, S. Young, R. Mayer, B. Reams, C. Army, T. Maulc. 25