Shelbyville High School - Okawwako Yearbook (Shelbyville, IL)

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5-X ,aug id? yr fr' ' 444.4 A, Ship ahoyl JUHIUHS There was certainly nothinq backward about our class We were overloaded with talent and not afraid to show people what we had lf you dont believe this you should have peeked into the study hall some activity period and you mioht have seen the famed ukelele boys Ron Red Jirn and Bob or perhaps our six sonosters Anne Donna Lila Clara Carole and Anita And speaking of talent the actors and actresses of our class made their success ful debut in our junior class play Here Comes Charlie Last but definitely not least was our biggest moment of all the prom Although it was a lot ot work we had an enioyable time planning it and keeping it a secret from the seniors We wish to express our thanks to Mr Anderson our able class sponsor We know we qave him some sleepless nights but it was really all in fun +1-A99 ROW l: Shirley Hagan, Pat McQueen, Elizabeth Baker, Marie Elbert, Bernice Gould, Betty Gatton, Beverly Grif- fith, Connie Cummings, Lula Duckett, Shirley Anderson. Lois Bieber, Shirley Calvert, Beverly Beern. ROW 2: Jim Haworth, Betty Heinz, Bob Bolinqer, Lila Firnhaber, Jack Gallander, Paul Corley, Kenneth Barker, Frances 22 Fox, Jack Boone, Harriet Boys, Clete Hinton. ROW 3: Jerry Dawson, Shirley Askins, Leon Cutler, Dorothy Kennedy, Leverett Andrews, Virginia Collenberger, Elza Durbin, Joan Helton, Robert Brown, Fonda Harnblen, Mr, Anderson.

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These fellows really did a swell job with cheerleaders Carole Stewardson, Lila Firn- haber, Joan Helton, and Shirley Anderson, all from the junior class, backing them. It was a happy day when we ordered our special class rings, and we didn't mind giv- ing up that three dollars we had been saving for such a long time We luniors had as much fun as anyone during the homecoming week with our showy float the USS Lester Lila Firnhaber made a charming queen s attendant at the homecom ing dance which ended the festivities At the annual carnival we were extremely pleased with our candidates for king and queen Booty Love and Clara Waggoner who was a very lovely carnival queen gl as F,-fs, MJ ROW l Dolores Robertson Delores Shuff Barbara Shutf Joanne Small Madaline Spicer Charlotte Wa lace Phyllis Shuff Carole Stewardson ROW 2 B ll Smith Morris Tice Anne Richardson Donna Younger Ronnie Schliebe lrrna Ragan Melvin Rodman Clara 1 Looking down on the world Af 30 W-if 5 Waggoner ROW 3 Margaret Roley Georganna Storm Anita Rubin Don Woods Ron Reed Rodney Washburn Leroy Stone Dean Severe Joan Wilson Marilyn Render Cl . . . I, - I f I I 5 ' a . ' ' .L I . A . . - 'I at g ' 4- ' ' YA .po , - ' ' v AIX' , sl OO' U 'v' - E O Q 35 .Q , ' , . . . , lf, , 6 g if 4- - - - 0 V A H -' . A . ' , 3 X' V ' . l 'x I f W tx Q-I ' ., y . . .Q ' Q X. vu, A , ' , . 1 i , , f 4 I 21 1 f

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SllPHlllllllllES How wonderful lt was to be no longer known as green freshmen' Yes havlng put behmd us one year of teachers semesters In Shelby Hugh To start the ball rollrng we chose Phnl Woodard as the keeper of the keys wnth Dons Smlth and Don Dwyer to assist hum Our Student Council representatives were Ar lengh Jones Marjorie Alday Don Dwyer and Carl Muns who was secretary treasurer of the Student Councul At homecomung dndn t we all have a lot of fun gettung out of our classes to help decor ate our float for the parade' We selected Roxy Anderson as the queen s attendant from our class 5 'if 54 'is The bug three ROW l Barbara Woollen, Jackue Reed, Darlene Rench art, Duck Walker, Dons Smuth, Fern Thacker, Auleen Rattgers, Kenneth Reynolds, Lorene Reed, .lamce Wal loughby ROW 2 Mr Hale, Barbara Walk, Frank Rey nolds, Glorua Stone Jean Ruley, Bob Vermrlluon, June 23 Rlley, Annabelle Watson, Barbara Severe, Janet Thomp son ROW 3 Davud Woodall, Shvrley Schwenker, Davnd Wallace, Marjone Stewardson, Bully Reed, llabelle Shnppy, Phnllnp Woodard, Eva Renner, Bull Sloan l . ' ' 'Lx , n ' .5 l ter, ...Km 'D ..-.. ' ' '-iw, ' ' ' ,l ' 4 . , l - at ' , . - Q . I I f ,' itiations, and classes, we felt more at home in . - T . . ,U I II II ' . I I - I I I ' I. . . , I . I ' O s .1, x 'A .. A 3' : -9 1 9 A QM .1 - 0.0 ' 35 4 3 ' , , li l 1 gl: ., - E E