Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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7 ,la vo, 2l44.l4.1Z'gjf.u M f 'A I ,,, 'A .t - K I -, Ili ' 1 X ..:,fi.5,,,,V,,fv ,4 Top Row: Hudson, Chrislrnan, Jones, Branson, Walton, Alkinson, Klauser, Corley, Culberson, Hendricks, Fisher, Kensil, Clawson. Fourlh Row: Wilson, Harless, Edgar, P. Price, N. Price, Klingharnmer, Higgins, Beck. Third Row: Mr. Fegley, Barnes, Srnilh, Yakey, Gierharf, Jones, McGilligan, Rodgers, Garber, Gebharf, Perry, Sparks, Miss Ruff. Second Row: Pogue, Mathews, Kessel, Turney, Martin, Shipman, Rexrood, Lower, Shallenbarger, Hazen, Newlin, Jeffries, Dihel,- Mefzger, Howe, Phelps, Baker. Borforn Row: Carnes, Boys, Huffer, Shaffer, Henson, D. Swifzer, F. Swilzer, Dove, Ward, Bond, Fishel, Butler, Gilliland, Whilesel, Mafheny, Laudell. Sophomore Class Hisfory When we enferecl High School in The fall of '32, we were scared pea green and pink. Those upper classmen did look so dignified! We had one famous characfer, Wimpy fhe l-lamburger-eafer, belfer known as Johnny Newlin, so we elecfed him presiclenf of our Freshman class. Mr. Gillespie organized a Freshman baskefball feam. lf was very successful! We finally blundered fhrough and our summer vaca- fion macle us wiser for our Sophomore year. We Sophomores again elecfed Wimpy presidenf. Clark Dove, who earned a name for himself by fripping people, was our vice presidenf and lvlargaref Alice Ward was fhe secrefary-freasurer. We had our fall picnic planned, fhe usual weiners and buns, and every fime we sfarfed out fhe rain poured down upon us, so we finished up by having a jolly old fime in fhe gym. And fhen one day, fime furned back and Shakespeare descended upon us in fhe form of some of our dear liffle classmafes. They enacfed a scene from fhe Merchanl' of Venice, wifh Clark Dove as fhe merchanf of Venice, Joy Carnes as Porfia and Dean Chrisfman as Shylock fhe Jew. We felf elafed when fhe casf for fhe opereffa, The Counf and fhe Co-ecl was chosen. Adlyn Phelps and lvlargoref Alice Ward had 'fhe girls' leads. and Earl Corley and Glen Waffon had imporranf roles. .Only one fhing, we did wish 'rhaf lvlargaref Alice and Earl had pracficed siffing on fhaf park bench a liffle more. Ancl now, as a parfing word, we wanf fo say fhaf we infend fo go on making a name for ourselves in our lasf fwo years of high school life. ll XXII XX!! XXIY XX mi gp l ,, .A f 7 ,1: 9

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Top Row: O. Slewardson, Lewis, While, Slorrn, Slamper, D. Slewardson, Spracklen. Third Row: Slillwell, Munsell, Pugh, Rice, Young, Lanlz, Second Row: L. Slewardson, Wallis, Beem, H. Gowdy, Leach, V. Gowdy. Bollorn Row: Bodell, Cordray, Bechlel, Moore, Wailon, Norman, Balson. Junior Class Hislory Our class enlered Shelby High in Seplember, I93I. Of course, we all made mislalces bul we managed lo gel lhrough our lirsl year successlully, aller having our Freshman picnic in a cow paslure. We were sponsored by Mr. Gillespie and Miss Seiberl, whose place was laler lalcen by Miss Hoyl. We chose Edward Garvin, Roberl Pugh, and Vera Taylor lor our class ollicers. Mary Sliarwall, Elizabelh Boys and Clarence Dilzler were our Sludenl Council represenlalives. Lasl year, we came baclr wilh a crash. Olis Slewardson, Roberl Pugh and Vera Taylor were our class ollicers. Our Sludenl Council represenlalives were Mary Turk and Slanley Lanlzg Mary Sliarwall and Slerling Hill were members ol lhe Alhlelic Commission. We were well represenled in clubs, alhlelics and lhe operella. A lhird crash was heard when we came baclc in lhe lall ol I9333 our Junior year. We slarled all wilh a picnic al Lilhia. We elecled Arlhur Freeman, Virginia Baker, and Mary Sliarwall as lhe class ollicers. Bruce While served as vice presidenl ol lhe Sludenl Council and Roberl Pugh and Maxine Barbee served as represenla- lives. Our class was represenled on lhe social, program, and alhlelic commillees. This year lhe Juniors look a big parl in alhlelics. We had lhree members on lhe lirsl loolball leam and several more on lhe second. ln baskelball we had lwo members on lhe lirsl leam and several olhers on lhe squad. Roberl Pugh, Slanley Lanlz, Mary Sliarwall, and Elizabelh Boys were chosen as Junior assislanls lor lhe Olcaw Walco slall. Our class play was our biggesl evenl and we were quile proud ol lhe resulls. Our class ol '35 has aimed high and we hope lo conlinue wilh our success. X! XX!! XXII XX? XX l2Il

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Top Row: Ward, Risacker, Slrelch, Duckell, R. Reynolds, Mochel, Young, C. Reynolds, Irvin Tubb, Blackwell, Spracklen. Fiflh Row: Slewardson, Slrohl, Wheeler, H. Prosser, Robison, Hickey, C. Blylhe, Parr, Sleele, Williams, McConnell, Hannon, Mr. Gillespie. Fourlh Row: Biehler, Whiles, Harrison, Malhias, Keller, Ferguson, G. Prosser, Cain, Sain, Pogue. Third Row: Miss Hoyl, Reed, Gilmore, Hellon, Slewarl, lrvin Tubb, Downs. Second Row: N. Blylhe, Manship, Horn, Weslenhaver, Moberley, Hufler, Cornplon, Donaldson, Cordray, While, Ruff, Higgins, Grayblll, Morse, Leech. Bollorn Row: Lurnpp, Kelly, Hendricks, Hill, Baker, Clawson, Hazen, Bland, Tale, Barnes, Love, Gilliland, Tallrnan, Crouch, Throckrnorlon, Wade. Freshman Class Hislory We enlered in lhe lall ol '33, lo begin our long journey lhrough High School. We had lhe lradilionol repulalion ol Freshmen, bul we didn'l mind. We elecled Henry Downs presidenl, Madge l-lorn vice presidenl, and Verda Complon secre- lary-lreasurer. We lried lo have a class picnic in lhe lall, bul nol being able lo lind enough boals lo slay ouldoors, we wenl lo lhe grade school gym lor our leasl. We leel quile honored aboul lhe parl we have laken in lhe High School ac- livilies. Two ol our boys were on lhe loolball squad and one was on lhe leam. Three ol lhem were on lhe second leam in baskelball, lilleen were oul lor lhe inlra- mural alhlelics and several were oul lor lrack. Three ol our girls, La Delia Leech, Belly Moberley, and Maxine Crouch were chosen as parl ol lhe casl lor lhe operella, The Counl and lhe Co-Ed. Many ol lhe peppy Freshman girls are in G.A.A. and under lhe walchlul eye ol Miss Chapman, lhey have nol done any William Tell lricks wilh lheir bows and arrows. Many ol our members are in Glee Club and Orcheslra and we have a goodly array on lhe honor roll every six weeks. Al Chrislmas lime, Margie Rolf was an old maid school leacher in lhe play, The Knighl Belore Chrislmas, given lhe day belore vacalion. We wonder if lhis is prophelicl Under lhe guidance ol Miss Hoyl and Mr. Gillespie we have gollen along lamously and we will lry lo conlinue lo do so lor our remaining lhree years. If XXlf XXXY XXQ XX l23l