Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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UKAW WAKO Nineteen Thirty-Three Volume Eighteen Publzshed by SENIOR CLASS S H S Sh lby 11 111

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Engraving by TERRE HAUTE ENG-RAVING COMPANY Terre Haute Printing and Binding by HARTMAN PRINTING COMPANY Springfield

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FOREWORD Progress! The magic key to the modern world! There are different ages of progress --- just now we are concerned with scholastic progress, but soon will come before us the task of helping ourselves and then to pro- gress, commercially, industrially, or professionally, in the World about us. Daily our school offers us the means by which to accomplish our present- day progress, and to prepare us for the future. For four years, the Class of 1933 has progressed through Shel- byville High School, and We have edited this book as material proof of this progress. It is based upon the Century of Progress Exposition to be held this year. It's hoped that each who reads it will have the desire to hasten his own progress. DEDICATION The class of 1933 dedicates this volume of the Okaw Wako to the Spirit of Progress, a minute portion of which we have tried to instill in this book. We dedicate it to all who have helped us to develop a spirit of progress Within us --- the teachers, our parents, our leaders --- but par- ticularly to the Spirit of Progress it- self, which has carried us, with a little coaxing, through our g r a m m a r school days, and with less or no coax- ing at all through our high school days. We are loath to leave, but Pro- gress must not be hindered.