Shelbina High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Shelbina, MO)

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If he should ever dr1ve under slxty a psych1atr1st should be called W1llard talkatwe as can be m answermg questlons asked But thxs boy full of carefree glee has tagged a gmrl at last Brafcher and brarns are synonymous among our stately band It there s work to do or someone blue Beverly lends a hand Barbara and Pat are sheddlng tears somethmg many Sen1ors do Both have gone here all twelve years and they have loved lt too Now the next two are sllck ones Marlon and Merr1tt score By provlng they know HZO from H2504 Kelth h1ts the l1ne and goes r1ght through m football he s our man He s also a hlt w1th all the g1rls but college IS h1s plan Mary Ellen drlbblmg down the court U1 basketball she s a whlz But boys be very careful for Charles tells us that she s h1s A b1g blue streak went down the road on the msxde grrls adorned xt That was just Norma Revercomb and her great b1g Hudson Hornet Tlnkllng mus1c now we hear It s Dlck and B111 the Rodeo Boys Maybe the1r muslc 1sn t the best but they do make a lot of nolse Beh1nd the gleammg counters we see a shadow lurk Why It s Charles Crawford our class s soda jerk Polly Mustlon looked at the sky yelllng hlp hmp hurrah Turnmg around she sald to the guy Th1s must be my Day There s one thlng I ve been wondermg can you answer my wh1m'P ls Read Coffman shy of g1rls or are the g1rls shy of h1m'7 Next 1S Carol Dodd or Natlon the Au' Force she dld choose We know th1s lll1no1s creat1on w1ll from lrfe gam not lose R1cky Clapper 15 a lad rn th1s our prlceless band A scheme a plot a g1rl what not? He always has on hand Marxlyn s one of our c1ty glrls she ll not be a school marm For somehow we got the feelmg she w1ll soon l1ve on a farm Howard Brengle our courtesy boy klssed the glrls and brought them Joy He took two or three to some of the dances but frnally decrded on Mary Frances Sallors have a g1rl 1n every port Helen lrkes anythmg mn pants Instead of a boy 1n every port she has one at every dance The day 1S done and the Semors are frlled w1th Joy and pam For today our hxgh school ends never to come agam Before us lres the unknown world w1th 1ts unopened door The future now 3VMa1tS us smce our h1gh school days are o er But whate er we may accomphsh at home IH every clune Long wlll our footsteps echo through the corrldors of Trme Betty Stalcup Barbara Hubble Mar1on DeMoss Mary Ellen W ood I 1 , ' -- I I 1 1 -u . ! r I . . 3 l l I 3 . ' ' I 1 . Y 4 .. . l I ! I A - - - 1 I .. Y Y I - - ' Y l 0 l , . 1 J: . I I Y ' 1 Y 7 I ' n 3 - J I ! ' , I , . , . Y . . , -- . . ,

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Class Poem ThlS day w 111 soon Conde to a close but l1fe becuns ton1ght For we Sen1ors of f1fty two l1ke b1rds w1ll take to fl1ght Each one eager to test h1s w1ngs on l1fe that beckons all W 1th all the tr1a1s the future br1ngs we answer to her call We ve struggled four years together then 1t was such a bore Now that It s fast commg to a close our heart cr1es out for more As the years go flymg by and our l1fe has made 1ts turn lVlemor1es waft back to Shelb1na H1gh and Joy tw ould brmg to return We Sen1ors number th1rty n1ne a few ot every kmd Now we w1ll take a l1ttle t1me to read th1s l1ttle rhyme Cloyce Baldw1n IS our prosperous young farm1ng boy you see Indeed he ranks f1rst 1n the class alphabetlcally Martha HEFTISOH has always sa1d to college she w1ll go And as a school teacher someday she s sure to make a show Kathleen Carlson s a sl1ckl1ttle ch1ck for her l1fe never pa1ns She has learned the th1ng to do 15 always speak for Games Charles Moores and Harold Easdale are pals To make an 1nvent1on That w1ll catch sweet gals 15 thelr l1fe s mtentxon Norma Mull sweet and shy Boy where have you been? She has galned exper1ence she only thmks of men Joyce K1ng 15 a sweet l1ttle lass w1th a sm1le for each and all Someday a guy w1ll catch her eye just watch how hard she ll fall Carl Studer the b1g redhead ln football held the l1ne One n1ght Wllma Wood stayed out unt1l alter dark The next morn she sa1d to me I f1nal1y got my Spark Ha1l to our Pres1dent ha1l to Dean I-le s really qu1te a bra1n He knows the g1rls w1ll flock around even when he walks w1th a cane Patsy M1leS IS sweet and shy a g1rl we all adore She has always been w1ll1ng to try and to do a l1ttle more ls that last mcome a cred1t'P asked Donald Yost one day lVl1ss Cruser sa1d Put lt as a deb1t It w1ll be wrong anyway See Glenon mth test tubes brushes water and a l1ttle soap Th1S way he sk1ps Chexn E.:-:am wh1ch shows that he s no dope A gal we all l1ke just a lot IS Betty Stalcup a blonde We l1ke her here we l1ke home we even l1ke her pond Tom and Frank our ace athletes ID basketball football and track Hurdles tackles or baskets they always have the knack If Sonya and Ed1th would go to school for just a week strau ht These walls would crumble and th1s we w ould surely hate W 1th rna0n1fy1ng glass she steals down the hall 1t s lX,lar1anne after a crook She ll fall for hun before she oets through but that s not 1n the F Bl oo Donn1e lung IU h1s llymo machme lS our Iastest speed ball I 7 t I I X bl . 4 I N .. - V , . . ' V Y. D V ' S ' - , 4 ., . W . I I - I ! . . , . , I . . . . , 1 . , 'k , ' ' 9 I , yn , . . . l . Y I . . . . , . . , . , . , - . . I . V , , . ,' L 5' . , ' . , ' , ' I 3 He is lots of fun and full of e --we think he's mi ht fine, P - .. . . ., D U . . - , . - . l Q 1 an - - nv .- - , - V .. . . . V. V I ,., i l 0 X' 1 1 V ' A 1 ' . el Y I ' , . A V A . V - 1 n I Y l - Y I I u ,I r D I , I S 1 F 1 f 11 I . O , I 1 s 1 I- U 1 ' 1 ., Y . . I Q . , L5 4 D ' 5 Q O 3 S . . . b R. , 4 .A . U , . . r H ,

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Class History Twelve short years ago M155 Letha Cadwell welcomed twenty four shmlng faces to start them on the Journey for a dtploma Mrs Elxzabeth Woods Kropf led us through our second year wtth a spec1al study of Ind1ans Then to gutde us durmg our thlrd year M1ss Mary Black brought to our attent1on the art of wr1t1ng and extended our study of pa1nt1ng and drawtng Our fourth year saw Mrs Agnes Hardy lead1ng us over many ups and downs At the head of our caravan for the ftfth year was M155 Berntce Maupln ln our last year 1n the elementary bu1ld1ng M1ss Allce Wood prepared us for our comlng jun1or h1gh and h1gh school days Our Junlor h1gh years brought many new exper1ences for we had advanced to the h1gh school bu1ld1ng and were learn1ng h1gh school ways The h1ghl1ght5 of these two years were the Jun1or h1gh basketball tournaments and our class dances Now as our h1gh school days were startmg we approached the cl1max of our journey Bestdes our class sponsors M1ss Stevenson and Mr Shores we elected for our class off1cers Tom Crawford presldent C 1rlStuder v1c presldent Pat Lorentz secretary Rtcky Clapper treasurer Norma Mull reporter Our h1gh school days were off1c1ally under way when the Sophomores welcomed us to the annual Freshman Sophomore dance Our class was represented 1n school act1v1t1es by Kathleen Carlson who rece1ved a muslc award As s1lly Sophomores we chose Read Coffman as our prestdent Tom Crawford v1ce prestdent Betty Stalcup secretary Carl Studer treasurer Kathleen Carlson reporter We acted as a perfect host to the new Freshmen at the trad1t1onal Freshman Sophomore dance MISS Cruser and Mr M1nor our class sponsors lent the1r asststance In the school 3Ct1V1t19S we were represented by Ke1th Carlson and Tom Crawford who lettered 1n football In basketball Mary Ellen Wood Norma Revercomb and Kathleen Carlson rece1ved letter awards In boys basketball and tn track Tom Crawford rece1ved the letter award Kathleen Carlson Charles Crawford and Glenon R1dgway rece1ved the mus1c letter awards Ke1th Carlson was chosen by the student body for the Good C1t1zen shtp award to represent our class on a tour to Jefferson C1ty Our journey was commg closer to an end as we started our Jun1or year As jolly .lun1ors we were led by Ke1th Carlson pres1dent Tom Crawford v1ce pres1dent Betty Stalcup secretary Dtck N1chols treasurer Our actresses and actors presented to the publ1c Mamma s Angel Ch1ld for the annual Junlor play Thts year s football team saw s1x members of our class Ke1th Carlson R1cky Clapper Tom Crawford B111 Greenmg Carl Studer and lVlerr1tt Trantor as letter award wxnners The g1rls rece1v1ng basketball awards were Norma Revercomb Betty Stalcup and Mary Ellen Wood Boys rece1v1ng basketball awards were Tom Crawford DICK N1chols and 1Vlerr1tt Trantor Trackletters were awarded to Tom Crawford Dean F1tzpatr1ck and lvlarton DeMoss Those earnxng the mus1c letters th1s year were Mar1lyn Slocunm Norma Revercomb Norma Nlull Kathleen Carlson Charles Crawford and Glenon Rldgway Our future farmers rece1v1ng awards were Cloyce Bildw rn Read Coffman Wrllard Reynolds and Ralph Spurgeon Two members of our class Mar1lyn Slocurn and Betty Stalcup were honored 1n the Nat1onal Honor Soc lety 1n1t1at1on The b1gU6St moment of our journey th1s year was entertammg the Senlors at the Mardr Gras Jurnor Sentor Banquet Mrs Whtte and Nlr Fllnt our class sponsors offered the1r servtces and ass1stance Our prestdent Ke1th Clrlson was the escort to the May Queen at the May Day exerc1ses Ke1th 1n accept1ng the trad1t1onal Sen lor Spoon from the Senlor class presxdent started us on our way oyer the last m1le of our journey As thtrty ntne soph1st1cated Sentors we started our last m1le early 1n the fall of 1951 Our class offtcers were Dean F1tzpatr1ck pres1dent Howard Brengle v1ce presmdent Merrxtt Trantor secretary Marlon Delkloss treasurer In early class meetmgs we de cxded to sol1c1t help fronu other classes 1n the mak1ng of a yearbook under the drrectxon of Mr Sharpe We recen ed our class r1nOs as an early Chr1stmas present Next m lme came our tradxtlonal M1stletoe Dance Our football team was conference champton thxs year Ke1th Carlson and lNlerr1tt Trantor co captatns R1cky Clapper Tom Crawford . . . . Y V . . 0 . . 1 . . . . Y . Y - Y . ' . . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . D- . . . 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 . 1 , , . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 , , . . . . 1 1 . .. . . . 7 . . - ' . ' 1 ' . , ' - ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - rt 1 - 11 - - 1 ' s ' 1 115 1 1 1 . Y - . . 1 1 . 1 1 . Y . . . . . 1 1 . V 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' o 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' . ' 1 . 1 1 4 1 ' 1 , ' . , - ' , - 1 1 1 . . . D . L , ' ' 1 ' 1 5 1 '