Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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. C Who is she? None other than Betty Leach of cheerleading fame. She's still a dynamo of pep. MARY HORSMAN came up with others from Lakewood. You'll generally find her wherever DOROTHY RUN KEL is. MERLIN PHEG- LEY, another Lakewood-er, has lately proved a fearless boxer and wrestler. BEULAH RAGAN has showed her de- pendability by the way she keeps an iron hand on the library crowd at noon. We still enjoy her black hair. The spar- kle of a new engagement ring so dis- tracts MAXINE PHEGLEY that it's a wonder she can study as much as she does. AUBREY ISLEY is just about everything on the Snooper, but his LASSOFl911O official position is just that of co-editor. He's a famous rebel, too, against speed laws. NELDA FERN PAGE has had the nerve to flaunt a good-looking alumnus right in the faces of the Shelby swains. IQHNNIE DQWNS ll. Wfl has long been prominent around these parts. l-le's pretty prominent with TOODY. RITA TYNAN is one girl who will always get right in and pitch whenever she's needed. Little HARRY LUMPP has done so much in boxing and wrestling that we almost forget he's so little. TOQDY DUNAGAN is an actress and comedienne. She can get a laugh out of the sourest pickle. IUNIOR EVANS tried to be helpful in producing the Miller Dwfrne Shaffer Phyllis Aithele Vintent Rae? Mary Horsrnan Ed d Mars Marilyn Duckett Douglas Sncaff Irma Phelps Merlin Phegley l Cain 'V y Ml ' ' l. 4' P B ch Page Seve t

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gf-IILWYS I' 'f191Y .ll'f'. Z 1' '1SK, 'HQ Inllll I.. oped an artist this year. You should see the very excellent work WlLMA SUMMERLQTT produces. Qur DON SPHAGUE has seemed to be just wait- ing around all year. Now that spring has come Cand baseballj, we know what hes waited for. Cowden sent us IEANNE MlLl.ER, and shes been toot- ing her horn ever since. CFooled you, didn't I? Shes in the band.j EDDTE MARS was indispensable in athletics- - played football, worked on the athletic committee, was basketball manager. One of our busiest gals was ELSIE CAIN. We are indebted to her for sev- eral clever programs, for she was one of the hardest-working members of that gang. Heres one boy who isn't satis- fied to do only what he has to do. DWANE SHAFFER made himself so useful to us on the annual staff that we just had to adopt him. MARHAYN DUCKETT is still a whiz-bang with her figgers . Shes also Very active in sports. And remember VVAYNE Mll.LER, the woman-hater? Well, now hes chief head woman-hunter. PHYL AlCl-HZLE is one of our very best pushers when theres some work SO LUNG. to be done. She gets her practice pushing Wib around. Yes, that affair is still on, at least part of the time. Gur most outstanding lady-killer is DCU- GLE Sl-IQAFF-in his own opinion, at least. LOUlSE WlLLlAMS has pro- duced a fine alto voice for chorus and plenty of energy for G. A. A. WNCENT RAETZ is one of our chief arguers. just the mention of politics sets him off like a firecracker. Queen IRMA Pl-IELPS just about had her warm smile frozen at the crowning between halves of the homecoming game. ATKIE says that'll never happen because she uses anti- freeze tooth paste. SPUDDY PARR, our all-around-est athlete, has teamed up. A-1.1215 I .lIf1IT.?f in ., IT11 CIWSII I .i l.'I.1 F , .. Q.,p.,.., ,. H,-V .. . ... .,- X,

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'Withcut them tho foam '.-:on't seem right, class play and got hit in the head for his trouble. CThe furniture up and hit him.l MARIORIE PLOWMAN is the other sweet Cbesides candyl that draws trade at the senior stand. TOM MILLER braves a whole class ot girls in art and emerges with most oi the honors. IRMA is the other halt ot BIEHLER and ALLEN, Incorporated. PAUL MCDONALD is so very quiet, but we did find out that he hails from Lakewood. BETTY ROBERTS and MONTE MARX are the iussin'est best triends that we know, except SPUDDY and DEAN. And DEAN? Oh, yes! SHUEE was the best subject for huggin' Cdesires onlyl when he sank those tamous long shots this year. RICHARD COURTRIGHT has grown ever so much taller, and he is a big talker as always. Some say VIVIAN POGUE will desert a singing career for marriage when she graduates. BOB VVAGGONER isn't all here. His heart is thirtyftopir miles away. BETTY IONES and friend DORIS HOWE are practic- ally inseparable. It's heart attairs that hold them together. A busier or more business-like person than NOEL MIL- LER, you'll probably never tind. How SO LONG. he gets everything done, I'll never understand. IOYCE BARBEE appears to be destined tor a good home-maker. Shes very strong in home ec. HENRY THOMPSON is also quite domestic. He takes the boy's home ec. course. EILEEN FRY ought to be a good stenographer. She's proved herself worthy this year. IOE FURRY has grown so handsome he could be a real heart-breaker it he took a notion. GAR- ETH TOWNSEND hides around in the corners, but we see him once in a while. DUDE BEOHTEL is another who's waked up now with an arm ach- ing tor a ball bat. Ouiet but depend- able, ALICE TROUTMAN pursues her If :Mine ?:.GgQ+j.' I. D:'.-:ns Arlene , . . ,. - . n.g:'rf se 1 Pvt I f1'r E , .. . ., r-. L.- ' :ie