Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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Bob, Betty, Don Page 26 BETTY HOKE ....,..,. FRESHMEN . . CLASS OF 1945 OFFICERS ......,....president DON REID .............,..,,.,...... ....4,,... v ice-president BOB WESTENHAVER ........, .....,..,.. s ecretcry MR. BATTERSHELL .......,.....,.....,..............,..,..,. adviser NANCY HUDSON, MARSHALL REID. ARNOLD BLAND .......,....,..,........ 'Council members FIRST ROW: Betty Hokn, Nancy Hudson, Dorothea Downs, Helen Ann Archey, Barbara Doggett, Ruth Bond, Kathryn Alday, Pauline Hudson, Marjorie Hamilton, Elizabeth Cruit, Kothlccn Coffman, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Bctinlce, Mr. Battcrslirfll, lain Crane, Dcan Eivins, Don Cresswell, John Balmer, Deon Cox, Frank Compton, Forrest Ditzler, 'lhornas Cruitt. THIRD ROW: Andrew Craiq, Burton Coll, Don Ditzler, Bill Gilliland, Lawrence Gordon, Murphy Hill, George Harvey, Jarnos Donald, William Dean Dlnwiddle, Arnold Blond, Bob Holland. Well, welll Will you look who's herel Those freshmen! . . . Who let them in? Oh, well, We might as well let them stay, now they're here . . . Budding young athletes in the group, too: lain Crane, lohn McBride, lohn Baker, Bill Leach, Bill Richardson, and Bob West- enhaver . . . May need them in a year or two, so let 'em stay . . . Must have had a party some time. Oh, yesl Last semester it was. Had a good time, too . . . Can't think of many class activitiesg will tell of famous, or otherwise, indi- viduals . . . Without freshmen, would hardly have a band . . . Coochy plays the sax . . . Burnett, Rezinas, Baker, Yantis, and McBride belong to that censored clarinet section . . . Donny Morehead on trumpet . . . Burton Call really rolls the drums . . . Leach and Gene Lichtenwalter corral the bass horns. lit takes men to play theml . . . Gilliland Clangs the cymbals. Gee! Gan he make 'em ring! . . . Evelyn Wilson was elected secretary-treasurer of next year's council . . . Some freshmen are interested in science so joined up with Science Club . . . lack Warren provides

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State Chorus at Champaign . . . Two new members in our class this year: Don Carmichael from Mattoon and Bob Ostermeier . . . Both brought heart pal- pitations to some of the girls . . . Bob left us and went to Strasburg, worse luck! . . . Some have really fallen to Cupid's dart: Betty Lee and Hank, Dorothy Ann and Pete, Mary Louise and lohn, Hope and G. W. . . .Marilou and Iohn I .... Familiar inseparable gangs: Mickey, Phiddy, and Willie: Dorothy Ann, Betty Lee, and Esther Lou . . . Intellectual leaders lor at least grade-makersl are Vinita Scott, Tune Bland, Esther Campbell, Beatrice Eber- spacher, Pauline Kimmel, and Dick Lawrence . . . Oh, yes! We have male music-makers, too shy to appear Iames Anderson and Wayne Argan- bright . . . Elmer Coffman led cheers now and then again this year . . . Art Shuff would make a good race for schools best-looking man . . . Famous brothers: Clarence and Thurman, Rob- ert and Lester, Wendell and Willard, Harold and Virgil . . . Next year We're upper-classmenl TOP PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Dorothy Jane Williams, Phyllis Young, Dorothy Ann Tallman, Vinita Scott, Mariorie Woods, Clara Reynolds, Patsy Terry, Marjorie Phelps, Norma Jean Rnbison, Rosemary Roesch, Imogene Wheat, Betty Prosser, SECOND ROW: Frances Waggoner, Margaret Stephens, Robert Price, Carl Sherwood, Arthur Shutt, Harald Pinkstan, Carl Waggener, Carl Smith, Lois Smith, Virginia Faulkner. THIRD ROW: Lester Walker, Bill Thompson, Bill Nees, Clar once Test, Jack White, Franklin Neal, Robert Walker, Thurman Test, Carlos Perryman, Junior Tull, Herbert Phelps. BOTTOM PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Marie Malin, Melba Hudson, Betty Hazen, Esther Lou Higgins, Maxine Kelly, Mary Jo Mears, Joyce Kreitemeier, Carolyn Kantner, ldalene Hunter, Frances Miller, Pauline Kimmel. SECOND ROW: Grace Harilson, Wanda Matthews, George Heinz, Junior Martin, Lowell Hickman, Jack Kensil, Jack Kiefling, Frederick Miller, Dave Jones, Betteio Lichtenwalter, Norma Jean Hood. THIRD ROW: Willard Hudson, Jack Harrison, Harold Miller, Har- old McKittrick, Virgil Miller, Harold Mars, Wendell Hudson, Dick Lawrence, Don Helton, Albert Kessel, Eugene Lowe.

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humorous cartoons tor the Snooper . . . And some ot these freshman marvels are singers . . . Iohn Baker gets an op- eretta lead . . . A study in contrasts: Bob Holland and Hanley Morrison vs. Dean A. Smith and George Harvey: or Lizzie Cruit vs. Ruth Bond . . . They're young but they learn tasty romance in the freshman ranks: Dorothea Downs and Toe Stone, lohn Yantis and Ann Kennedy, loan Logue and-I can't keep up with her, Coochy and-he sorta likes them all . . . On the honor roll freshmen are well represented: Betty McCord, lean Neese, Nancy Hudson, Arny Bland, Marshall Reid, Pano Rez- inas, Wanda Lewis, lane Spesard, Ev- elyn Wilson, lohn Yantis and no doubt others . . . Members we won't iorget: Charity and Ann tor their braids: lack Warren for his gab and drawings: Eleanor Lowe tor her notes and secrets: Don Shasteen tor his smile . . . We pre- dict a brilliant career for this group . . . lt you want to see a class on the make, watch itl TOP PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Wanda Lewis, Juanita Martin, Betty McCord, Mary Patient, Eileen Phegley, Phyllis Peek, Barbara Lidster, Joan Logue, Eleanor Lowe, Jean Neese, Helen Kelly. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Rolcy, Earl Dean McCoy, Dick Meyer, Don Reid, Bill Leach, Bill Richardson, Eugene Lichtenwalter, Bill Rominger, Thomas Rhodes, Don Morehead, Ann Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Don Root, Raymond Mills, Harold Prosser, John McBride, Calvin Patrick, Mar- shall Reid, Pano Rezinas, James Rogers, Don Knearem, Hanley Morrison. BOTTOM PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Bonnie Shuft, Norma Yoder, Juanita Smith, Rosalie Selaclc, Juanita Sain, Janc Spesard, Evelyn Wilson, Rosemary Webb, Maurine Smith, Joyce Skidmore, Frances Yantis. SECOND ROW: Doris Stcwardson, Helen Trueblood, Charity Schultz, Carl Ross, Dean A. Smith, James Young, Jack Warren, Nina Whitehead, Maurine Summers. THIRD ROW: Don Shasteen, Bob Yalcey, Donald Steiner, John Yantis, Bob Westenhaver, Richard Ross, Earl Dean Strohl, L, Dean Smith, Harry NVoolen. Page 27