Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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QUR FACULTY SKILLFULLY LEAD 1i.1Jff1-7 UH faculty have worked lona and hard to impart useful lcnowledqo to us, and we shall try to retain what they have tauqht us. Though we may forget some oi the facts of his- tory or science, We shall never forqet Miss Van Meters qood nature nor her famous study hall - Miss Pohl with her pep-a- plenty Miss l-lerron's perfect library Mr. Peq- ley, rival oi Mr. Batter- shell, as well as perker- upper of the Student Council Miss Fisher, who knows all about science Mrs. Crouch, all wrapped up in honie econouiics Mrs. Dobyns, Worryina about snapshots Mr. Newells tornial band practices Y - Miss Mose's Will you take a paclcaqe to the post otfice tor nie? Mrs. Proster- inan's red hair Miss Fraser's choruses that gave her niany a heade ache Miss Schwartz, who nialces up in ability what she lacks in size - Mr, Miller and his an' nounceinents in assembly Mr. Geisz's pep rneet- inq speeches Mr. Bat- tershell, who'll read alouo any note that he inter- cepts in the study hall. Helen Van Meter Emma Pohl Miriam Herron Clarence R. Feqley Gussie Fisher Alice Crouch Mabel Dobyns Ralph G. Newell Florence Mose Doris Prosterman Delina Fraser Virginia Schwartz Henry A. Miller Iohn Geisz B. Battershell Page 7

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GUR ADMINISTRATCDRS i PCDINT THE WAY t lliiqc 6 Superintendent of Schools I. A. Mcmn AR YEARS ore strenuous yecirs, ond Mr. Mann, thor- oughly progressive, hos encour- aged us to pgrticipote in the litb ot todoy, which meorns bond und :crop pope-r drives os well os lessons. When not teoching geometry or the new clcrss in oeronoutics, Mr. Bedell is occupied holding us in check. Vifoll do we rezneinloer those ninth periods or the crssistonce we gove Mr. lwIi1c otter school. Our Boord oi Educortion, brocidminded ond synipothetifr, oven when everything else is curtcriled, hos tried to nioke our school lite czs zioirntil fis possible. In case you didn't know it, the Boord includes Coocheys cinfl Bills niotliers ond Dorotheds ddd. Principal of High School G. W. Bedell BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. lliliiiir ll, Crlllflfillllfill, Mr. F-ry lf. Scmiliriqlil, Mrs. loscphino Hivlitircismi, lvlr, HllSSl ll Ymiimfii, Mr. Vrivnk P Downs, Mr. I. A. Mann, Mrs. Elizfihrith Romingcr.

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Lois Smith Myron Braden Dorothy Ann Tallman Arthur Shuli Ioyce Plowman Carl Sherwood Vinita Scott Mary Io Mears Patsy Terry Lowell Don Hickman Elmer Collman Wanda Mathews THE CLASS CDF FORTY-FCDUR UR seniors this year are a good group to know. LOIS is one ot the quieter girls about school, but we know why fthere is a diamond on her finger. MYRON usually gets a hand in some ol the bigger things. The reason? Everyone considers his hands as being really useful ones. DOROTHY ANN is one of our capa- ble and dependable seniors. She does very well with beaus too. She is ye OKAWWAKO editor this year. ART has caused many a tluttering heart since he came out of the West. He can be seen driving ct flashy red Secretary-treasurer James, Vice-president Hope. President Bob