Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY ONE L r Wilma Selock glean Crane Dwight Spccht Mary Lou Leach T ON SPARKS . . . The high- school live wirew . . . Nice look- ing . . . Doesn,t go much for girls, they say! . . . Drives like a streak. .. ANNA- BEL REYNOLDS, good old Annie . . . How we shall miss her and her greeting, Wha da ya hear from da mob?,' . . . Snooper editor this year . . . RASS WAGGONER . . . Goes out for sportsg is concentrating on a junior gal . . . FRANCES HOLLAND . . . XVon D. A. R. award this year . . . NVhat more can we say? . . . A real asset to the class BOB PHIPPS Wfith his camera hes on the spot at the most embarrassing times loves to kiss the girls in the hall ROSE Lorna .lean Hayward Bill Kelly Vfilher Doncr W'ilma Shallcnbcrgur MARY PROSSER . . . Wliat our class would be without Rosie and her hearty laugh-well, I can't imagine . . . WIL- MA SELOCK . . . The gal that made the senior class in two years . . . Hails from the country . . . JEAN CRANE . . . Came to us from Jacksonvilleg has proved himself a worthy student . . . LORNA JEAN HAYXVARD . . . Doesn't have a lot to say. . . But always makes the honor roll . . . BILL KELLY . . . Old Shipwreckn . . . One of our best athletes . . . That wide grin of his gets me' FERN SKIDMORE 1 blond' Need we say more? TNTARTE SCHWFNKER A tall girl with a twinkle in her eye S loan A l l B d grins. jackson. Vcrv lining, eh? Must be wld cl Page I

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CHEERS FOR THE Bill W' Nlmurinc K l Garland Strolil Morris Summers Don Sparks Annabel Reynolds A t last, we made it! . . . Four long years, and what glorious years . . . What a glorious class--small but exclusive! . . . Welve left our marks on the pages of S. H. S. history-and desks! . . . We're a smart class and a busy one: parties, sports, drama, papers, and clubs-well, the seniors have led in them all . . . Here's a thumbnail sketch of this class of ours . . . BILL XVARREN . . . How that boy can carry a football . . . Thinks he can sing, too . . . His heart beats for a soph . . . Our worthy president . . . GARLAND STROHL . . . just a little ufellerv with bright red hair. . . Known for his notes to underclass women . . . Our vice- ,lune lxensil I-ern! lzllen Wheat l l l lk Robcrl Whggorier Frances Holland lil ll II president . . . MORRIS SUMMERS . . . Another one of our little guys . . . Well liked . . . Is class secretary . . . A busy farmer . . . JUNE KENSIL . . . The best natured gal we know of . . . Eam- ous for her yells at basketball games- also tears . . . EERN ELLEN WHEAT . . . Have you heard her laugh? It's a very' special kind, but we like it . . . Too busy with outside activities to do much here . . . PEARL FAULKNER . . . A quiet student . . . And a good one . . . Engrossed in other activities . . . Seen her diamond? . . . MAURINE KANTNER . . . The lady with the red hair . . . Dependable . . . Absorbed in church activities.

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CHEERS FOR THE Vfilburn ia cn urvei' . ar'oric . ontooti Gene I-isher ,lean XX .ide W WIGHT SPECI-IT . . . The lanky fellow with a flair for bookkeep- ing-from Lakewood . . . MARY LOU LEACI-I . . . I-Ias dropped her boyish ways and has gone feminine on us . . . WILBER DONER . . . One of those serious lads from Lakewood . . . WIL- MA SI-IELLY . . . Brightens up our classes by her occasional outbursts . . . Brothers' best pal . . . JOAN AICI-IELIC . . . Goes on her way with a pleasant smile and Bob, bringing up the rear . . . EUDORA RAY. . . Sunny , . . . Flits about here and there . . . Bestows smiles upon the favored few . . . WII5 SHALLENBERGER . . . Wfords fail me . . . I could talk for hours, but a certain alumnus has him . . . MAR-- QIC' JVVUFIH 1' IC i ilfflfl LH' Carl Cater George Bieber ,IORIE MONTOOTI-I . . . The only worries in Margie's life are her boy friends . . . JACK HAWORTI-I is an- other one of our athletes . . . Attends school when he feels like it . . . ALLIE MARTIN . . . Her friendly manner has helped many a worried freshman . . .Quiet and courteous at the stand . . . BABS RICI-IARDSON'S gab keeps her in the doghouse among her friends and gets her a good job on the Snooper . . . BETTY HARDY . . . Petite, peppy, personable . . . Loyalty brought her back to us after a year in the West . . . GENE FISHER . . . One of the elig- ibles but no one can snare him . . . JEAN XVADE . . . Quiet, business-like . . . Busy with own affairs . . . King 'H