Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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Q 1 wEf'6'-if 7 r 'fe XR V- BOARB OF LZVCATION Efward Schock, President Leo L. Love, Secretary F. E. Sibbitt B. Da1e Glick Lrvin Whitlatch Fr. Schock, the President, was elected in 1940. In 1941 zfr. 01101: and rr, sinbitt were added to the board. 'rn T nr. Howe and Vr. Whitlatch, the newest mevbers, were elec ted in 1942. These men have always done their best for the cormunity, for the faculty, unc for the stucents. We the Denfor C1 s f , 1 a s o 1945, wish to express our appreciation and thanks to the Board of Lducation for its many contributions to our school and to our education. , , -if , -n- ' ' 'fthe-4-' x U

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, V- 1: ., S e N 4 VNV . xgqgxdlsi-, Xxx-Rx! ,NK vi FACULTY Eranh E. Galbreath, our principal, has attended college at Carhondale, Charleston, and Normal Teachers' College. He has the Bachelor and Masters' Degrees from the Colorado State Teachers' College, Greeley, Colorado, with a major in School Administration, and minors in Physics, Mathematics and Biol- ogy. For the past three years of his extensive teaching he has taught at Tower Hill. He likes to read, hunt, fish, and putter around the garden and farm. Eva Finhbiner came from Palestine, Illinois. She grad- uated Trom hutsonville High School and attended Lastcrn Illi- nois State Teachers' College at Charleston where she received a Bachelor of Education Degree. Her major is Home Economics and she has a minor in Social Science. Miss Finhbiner has tau1ht here for three years. This year she conducted a foods class in Tower Hill at night. Her chief interests are shat- ini, bowling, reading and knitting. Matthew E. Hamilton, our coach, was born at Norris City, Illin5T5T He'5r5dE5ted'from the Eldorado high School and at- tended Southern Illinois State Teachers' College.. He has a Bachelor of Education Degree from the above institution. Ke teaches mathematics, history, and Physical Education. For the past two years he has been teaching at Tower Hill. His chief interests are all hinds of sports. -Mary Eileen Qaugherty was born and reared in Shelby County and graduated from Shelhyville High School. She came to us from Baldwin Schools and this is her second year of teaching here. Kiss Daugherty has her Bachelor of Education Degree from Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College, with a major in music and minors in English and history. Sie likes to hike, fish, and read. I Jen- Q ' , U ul, innr-'Ll , ' 1- ,