Shelby High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Shelby, MI)

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SE NIIOR CLASS PLA , lrinni The three act comedy A Palr of Country Klds by V1v1an Mayo was presented February 14 by the Semors Mrs Starr owner of the Starr Hotel consents to sellmg the place because of the hxgh prlce offered by Arthur Roberts who thmks there IS oxl on the property because he found some ln the drlnkmg water After the deal ns closed H1 Hawkxns a ooun try kld confesses the fact that he spllled oxl 1n the well accldently thereby showmg Roberts that he has bought some worthless property Thls en ables Mrs. Starr to retlre for life Mrs Sarah Starr fowner of Starr Hotell Apnl Starr ther daughter! Sxs Spooner Qcountry ZITI, Lucmdy Appleby ihusband hunterl H1 Hawkms fcountry boy! Ambrose Sneggms lhorse doctor! Phllhp West fApr1ls lawyer fmncel Arthur Roberts Ka business man! Albert Roomer la swmdlerl Page Th tylou Barb Easton Peg Near Allce Weaver Margle Fleld Lowell Hodgms Marshall Franke Lawrence Sklnner Bob Pochyla John Fanberg - ,, . . ,, . . , . ' . ,. . I o , u . . . Q - c 5 - i 1 l 1 ' D ll ' li ' ' Susan Grimes Ca widow! . . . . . . .... . .... Philia Shafer ll 'Il ' I . . ., . . if - r

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CAR NIIVAL Thls year s Annual School Carmval held on November 22 was spon sored by the Student Councll lnstead of the Jumor Class as xn former years Numerous concesslons and eatmg booths together w1th an excellent program made the carmval a huge success A crowd of some 800 people packed the audltorlum and wltnessed a novel program entlt-led The Umted Natlons s RCVIQW 1 There were many tense moments as raffle tickets were drawn and valuable prizes glven to the wmners The chmax of the evemng came with the crowmng of Douglas EI'lCkSOIl and Marjorxe Fleld as Klng and Queen of the Carnlval Sandy Wyns and Shlrley Bablnec acted as crown bearers and Bllly Kxeler and Bllly S1kkenga were tram bearers The elghth grade candldates were Dorls Pederson and Roy Clevenger the mnth grade Beverly Elliott and Stanley Huey the tenth grade Dorothy Henry and Wayne Beachum the eleventh grade Molhe Butler and Bob Sullivan Page Thnty ive