Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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FIRST ROW: lean Neese, Shirley Smith, Pauline Kimmel, Denise Moyer, Beverly lackson, Kathryn Williams, Shirley Mochel, Lois lune Hood, Kathryn Fox, Suzanne Clark, Betty McCord. SECOND ROW: Davida Rinrker, Mar- cgaret Yakey, Rose Mairi Crane, Norma Thompson, Evelyn Wilson, lane Spesard, Ianet Kelly, Pauline Allen, Doris lohnson, Helen Kelly, Mrs, Crouvli. THIRD ROW: Roberta Akers, Wanda Sain, lean Wood, Mona Randol, Mary lean Kantner, Mary Lou Hawk, lmoqene Kelly, Rosemary Weluh, Carolyn Kantner, Clara Reynolds, Ioan Vanderpool. FIRST ROW: Raymond Lumpp, Carl Kensil, Arthur Shutt, Gene Phelps, Clrarlos Klausor, Cveorqe Bolinqer, Dale Butler, Walter Craiq, Rivhard Smith. Stanley Spesard, Donald Graven, Philip Strohl, Billy Strohl, lack Lee. SECOND ROW: Rex Miller, Andrew Craiq, Don Shasteen, Frank Compton, Lawrence Carnfield, Bill Burnett, Mark Lumpp, Arthur Shufl, Harvey Dauah- tery, Roy Svhwcnker, I. W. Wade, Gene Storm, Olan Hurst, Mr. Battershell. l'lllRD ROW: Charles Bryson, Charles Swinlord, Cecil Blanvett, Maurice Herron, Rolwort Elbert, Lowell Hiukman, Dean Bivins, Clark Helton, Gilbert Taylor, Gerald Taylor, William Fouqht, Kenneth Kensil, Franklin Biohler, lfarl Dean Mc'Coy. Page 31

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St-1 E.'S AND F. F. A.'S PUT LESSCNS INTCD PRACTICE lane, Carolyn. and Barbara smile as they show us how to follow a recipe. Franklin, Kenneth, Bill. and Harvey check seed samples Page 30 with agricultural data. E S.H.E.'s have had an interesting and profitable year. At our twicefa' month meetings we usually had an out- side speaker on our program and a party afterwards with games, dancing, and re- freshments. We'll not soon forget our Valentine and club talent meetings nor our scavenger hunt. We are now looking forward to our annual Mother-Daughter Tea when the girls in the clothing classes will display the clothing they have made. The girls in the food classes will have charge of the refreshments, and those who are studying home management will exhibit their home projects. ln addition there will be a program of entertainment. This event will climax the happy year that we have had together. 'A' The third week of school we Future Farmers began to get organized. We elected the following officers: Franklin Biehler, president: Don Shasteen, vice- president: Lawrence Camfield, secretary: Kenneth Kensil, treasurer: Bill Burnett, ree porterg Homer McCabe and Harvey Daugherty, sergeants-atharms. One of our biggest jobs of the year was the killing of pests of the community. We divided into two classes for this contest. Roy Schwenker and his team from the animal husbandry class won by several points over Bill Burnett and his followers from the soils and crops class. We did very well in sports this year. Our big activity was basketball. We lost the first two games, but picked up speed after that and won the next eight straight with Loren Wilson starring. ln the state meet Bill Burnett won first place in the lO0-yard swim and Lowell Hickman placed second in pitching horse- shoes. ln the sectional meet Bill brought home third prize in the public speaking contest.

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CDKAWWAKO, SNCDCDPER, SCIENCE CLUB BUSIER THAN BEES OPY, proofs, snaps, dunnnyl For weeks you've heard nothina else. Thouah these words may have sounded stranae to your ears, they represented tho OKAWWAKO in preparation. Finally, the last picture was taken, and the last write-up was completed. All was off to the printer. Our staff this year was hoadf ed by Dorothy Ann and larnes, who acted as editor and business nianaqer, and Mrs. Dobyns and Mr. Battershell, who took the job of sponsorina our yearbook. i' OU'VE often heard that if you over want to know the inside story about anybody, look in the SNCDOPER. Maybw you'd like to find out how the SNOOPERS snoopers see all, know all, and tell all. Sorry, we can't betray that secret, but Francis and Mick know quite a bit about it. They were two of our hard workers along with Vinita, who acted as news editor. Marshall, our editor, and Miss Van Meter, our sponsor, really rnade it tick. 'lr E potential scientists have worked hard under the quidance of Miss Fisher and Miss Schwartz and have a lot of fun. Our rneetinas usually care twice a month and we did everythinq fran disf cussinq television to buildina wolf indi- cators. By the way, our wolf indicator at the carnival betrayed ouite a few Mr. Hydes too! Our officers were Harry Davis, prost- dentp lohn Yantis, vicofpresidentp and Mary K. Kellett, secretaryftreasuror. Page RZ