Shawnee High School - Indian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Come to warn you and instruct you, How by struggle and by labor You shall gain what ycm have prayed for. MISS EVELYN WELLS MISS LOUISE M. KORNFFLD Assistant Principal DNN Of Girls ENGLISH HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mary Catherine Coll Mrs. Irene Rhoads Dearlnger Charles Y. Duncan Alice Gregory Edlth M. Hester Leonora Johnston Mrs. Julia K. Keyburn Marguerite Nlcklles Elizabeth Robinson Harriet Salln Anna W. Sohns MATHEMATICS Davls B. Fields Annabelle Hanklns Mary Kaltenbrun Mrs. Dorothy Richardson Mrl. Sue H. Schroeder Edith Stark 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Molly B. T. Coyle Elizabeth Fosskuhl Catherine McKean ART H'ulda Gernert Dorothea Kurk DEAF ORAL Mrs. Ruth Browning PAGE EIGHT , II. L. Cundlff J. Carson Gary Robert Johnson Frances Koop Eva M. Skillman Mary Strlckler Georgla Wheeler SCIENCE Edward Baglan Agnes J. Borgman Marie Borries Alma K. Brown J. P. Colvin Edna Mann COMMERCIAL STUDIES John G. Dunn Naida Eakln Mrs. H. T. Johnson Mattie B. Scott Huron G. Smyth Margaret Surmann MUSIC James R. Elliott Mildred Gaddie Mrs. A. G. Gilsdorf Mrs. Selma B. Hamlet Mrs. William Recclus Harold Wlch Listen to the words of wisdom Mlnell Beuther Marie Louise Fernow Mrs. Eva Jane McGrath Jerome Keiffner HOME ECONOMIC S Alberta Brusselbach Mrs. Thelma Cobbs Alice Farrell ' Esther Clark Dorothy Moran HEALT II Louise Cornell Mrs. Garnet Dlxon Mrs. Sarah Miller LIBRARY Mrs, Doris Miller Margnret Walker OFFICE Mrs. Frances Dover Mrs. Evelyn Rymer Mrs. Clara Schell MANUAL TRAINING Wayne Cooper Jewell C. Jackson William Slack Frederick Zuercher

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fr-'Ama tri-:N J x Lui! Z W 1 1 Ll J' L J UML OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, I948 Top Row: Nancy Otto, Pianistg juanita Hollis, Trcasurerq Paclic Ilarig, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Musacchio, Presidentg Shirley Pinnick, Secretary: Miss Frances Koop. Class Adviser. Bottom Row: Jessie Tully, Assistant Pianistg Gloria Collins, Cheerleadcrg Peggy Korphagc, Checrlcaderg Charlotte johnson, Cheerlcaderq Norma Vertrees, Sergeant-ab Armsg Shirley Clements, Sergeant-at-Arms. Me ye see no more B I I b ' ur, or remem ermg, alier I am gone . After our long march, thc- t-ntl ot tht- trail is in sight. NVL' liravvs of Shawnut' have toilerl IOQCIIIPI' as one trilw. Often wa- wc-nt on thc' warpath, Isnt our council Lonqllerecl thc' one-mics vic'toriouslv. On entering tht- spacious wigwam. little clicl I rvalivc' that sonuwlav I shoulcl ln- a chief. Never clicl I cxpt-ct to have such honor hc-stowt-cl upon mv. I express my thanks ancl ap- preciation for this honor. to mv manv hravcs. To mv, Hfxlciiioriesl' recall manv things. Urn' Qrvat C't'fl lll0llItll of tht- autumn, 'I'ht- Charm Sclioolv, l't'QllIl't'll the co-operation of lmoth Ivaclvrs and young hravvs to malcf- it a slice-css, arncl in this procvtlurc- we all Inocainv closer Iric-nfls, The Scnior Play will in-vcr he forgotten, as thc cast prow-tl when it sang Memories after the curtain fell on the final act. This was iust one occasion which test:-tl tht- loyalty of our trihe, Other smaller tests, hut no It-ss important, were mc-1 clav hv dav. drawing us together, making each lllt'lllI7Cl' mort' tlvvotvrl to the irilmt-. All too soon the Council has vronouncr-cl us worthv to move- on from well-known I paths into the unknown parts ol thc' lorvst, XVQ are conliclc-nt that wc shall meet all future tcsts hravely, lust as we met those in the pastg vet we shall ne-vcr forgot the clavs of our It-arninf anal mlavinf tole-tht-r. XVO shall afain sinrf Mc-inorivsu. cw-11 on our tIt'3ilTIllI'l' of L. I 1 L . ls - this uspat-ions Wigwam . lor thrvt' vvars our clwelling. Mnrilvn Musact-Iiio For remembering Kb, 5 40 .2