Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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D PoweH HAS BEEN SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE Mr. Anderson, coach, physical education, and teacher of Civics and economics . . . Mr. Battershell, friend of the farmer and Ag teacher . . . Mr. Bedell, principal and teacher of math . . . Miss Bittinger, new, charmingg music is her line . . . Miss Cor- ley, teaches English with art as a hobby . . . Miss Cruse, soon to put her home economics into private practice . . . Miss Elsberry, gooa sport in physical education and com- merce . . . Mr. Eegley, general spark plug and teacher of industrial arts . . . Mr. Geisz, new blood in social science department . . . Mr. Mason, commerce and related subjectsp army soon . . . Mr. Mann, also in the history department but generally in the front office . . . Miss Martin, most welcome in library We Americans choose experts for the training of our Youth . . and English field . . . Miss Mose, indispensi- ble help in front office . . . Mr. Newell, weil- der of baton in front of band . . . Miss Pow- ell, new to us in English and dramatics . . . Mr. Schwab, biology and general science mentor . . . Miss Shuck, foreign language with secondary interest in history . . . Miss Steinke was in commerce but took up home ec for the sake of one man . . . Mr. Stire- walt, learned in both math and sciences. Hx. I. A. MANN, :zuporintondc G. W. Blllilflil., principfx Page 9

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OUR BOARD IS ELECTED TO REPRESENT PUBLIC Mr. Christman, Mr. Sebright, Mrs. Spesard, Mr. Downs, Mr. Mann, Mrs. Ftoininger, Mr. Younger. Page 10 Students in sun and shade. A band of faithful workers -our'Board of Edu- cation . . . We're apt to forget them until we want something or they hold an election . . . But we are grateful for their efforts and good judgments . . . Mr. Younger was presif dent: Mrs. Rominger was secretary . . . Mr. Downs, Mrs. Spesard, Mr. Sebright, and Mr. Christinan were the other members . . . ln April Mrs. Hominger was re-elected, and Mrs. Don Richardson was elected to take Mrs. Spes- arcl's place . . . n memotiam For eight years Mrs. Spesard was a member ot our Board of Education. Part of that time she served as secretary. No member has ever given more unselfishly of time and interest than did Mrs. Spesarcl. She was loyal, wise, and capable in all school matters. Last summer she became ill, but even as late as December she was in her place at board meeting. ln March Mrs. Spesard died, leaving a vacancy in our circle and our affection not soon to be filled by another.