Shelbyville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Shelbyville, KY)

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Johnny Chandler is a likeable squire, He sets every girl s heart on fire A certain senior would like to be the one But this guy gives his heart to none Yea Red Yea White Ann Maupin s alright! Yea Team Frghtl Fight! A college man s delight Poets Wflte of the maiden fa1r Of the modern lass with a delicate air With lovely hair and eyes of blue Sue Greene we re talking of you Sonny works for Winn Dixie too He slaved away all high school through Now we believe he deserves a long rest Just to decide which g1rl he likes best The wise old owl sat on an oak The more he saw the less he spoke The less he spoke the more he knew Kay Daniel can this be you? Betty Jean about the sweetest girl you fin Has plans of matrimony on her mind And we the class hope that some day She will be as happy as any bride may Roger Chandler, we will tell you how I If you don t know the way to Eminence now To get Doris and take her somewhere Sue Johnson has long been sporting An engagement ring as proof of courting. She must be married by this time So happily ends this httle rhyme Jim Hauck IS now seen rn a big blue Ford In that case he s both servant and lord For sometimes he takes Bonnie for a ride And she can be seen Slttlrlg closely by his sr e Was that a Buick going by? It went so fast it seemed to ily Riding like that 1S quite a thrill Especially with Shelba behind the wheel. Wow' Look at that bright car go It s Lois Garrison as you probably know To all points she is bound We guess she 's the busiest girl around I Harry s the wittiest lad in this class. For the sake of wit his grades we ll bypass. Although he s not what you d call dumb He d sacrifice knowledge for a little fun We must give credit where credit is due And Evelyn, we give the best to you You ve worked so hard in the best way That s the very least that we could say Idol of the Sophomore girls is Waymon Giles A real target for feminine wrles. The terror of teachers in days gone by He s truly a cool cat from Shelby High Looking for a ride to Dairy Del? Just be ready at the sound of the bell Marthat Jones will provide the way, In her overcrowded Chevrolet Earl Jesse seems attached to his red Chevrolet He s in his car night and day Here and yon and all over town. That boy sure does get around For Fred Willard we will prophesy Years from now in the bye and bye Fred will be running the ruckel and dime store That s alll Need we say more? Marshall Ellis, cool cat on wheels Sports around town in his Oldsmobile He makes the city cops blood run cold Here s a name we re glad to add Cause this boy is a real good lad To work so hard against so many a temptation To Odell Tinsley we extend our congratulations Wakre Mitchell, an all around scholar, Helps in the care of the Senior dollar But soon she quits the treasury To start her little nursery Don Florence is the next on our list A likeable cuss w1t.h a real cut twist We ve seen some girls walking that way But seriously Don you re O K This red haired beauty fond of a Junior boy, Is known as Joyce Merchant, or simply Joy Every day at lunch we ve seen Joyce and Greg strolling on the green ' I f ' , ' '11 ' d, ' ' . Take a left, right and then you're there II'S f01' SUIC h9'S 3 h0f'f0ddCf bold

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Quret and shy beyond belref Our own Master Allen Grlreath Perhaps he enjoys lrfe that way Strll water runs deep so they say Nancy Hopkrns, our bookkeeprnv worm Has managed to wrggle through the frnal term Althous.,h at frgures she s a httle brt hazy, We just can t do rt Nancy we can t say you re lazy' Pretty boy Max as he has come to be named Because of h1s flrrty ways for whrch he rs famed How cute IS he? We hope he knows, But rf not we ll tell hrm before he goes Gay of none and Gay of arr May fortune slnne on one so farr Sporttnf' the best flslure ever seen It s Gay Hrnkle the grrl we mean Shorty Long came from over the hrll From that lrttle town of Srmpsonvrlle Grrls don t seem much a bother to htm Poor grrlsl Aren t you sorry your chances are so SlllTl7 When we hear a lot of HOISC We know ll s Sally and her boys But he rs lucky, we have no doubt Poets have all seemed to say It s not the srze that counts anyway The bu, er the heart the brgger the guy And, rn our book Ronnre Gordon rs rrdtnv hwh It s twelve o clock and all rs well. At 12 O v the tenslon bes.,1ns to swell At 12 10 everyone s on the edve of hrs seat Wartrnu, for Betty Drane to call them to eat Of thrs one thrng we are sure For bernr short there IS no cure But Danny Collett rs qurte unrque And the rucest guy you ll ever meet Sl3V1flU under the burmng sun Betty Deene eouldn t have much fun But although we haven't trme to calculate We know her prfwy bank rsn t losrng werght A screech, a crash, shatterrng lass, A blast on arr horn s the srgnal to pass Who rs thrs madman that looks so tough? None other than our Leslre Huff A happy brrde rs Betty Foster To Davrd Hughes we have lost er But the happ1est note rn therr marrtal song She now owns the car she borrowed for so long. just to keep from gettrnr., rn a rut'? Cl 7 Br 2 w 13.29 That ehemrstry problem looks tough Man But rf anyone can solve rt, Wrllre Cann Mrrror, mrrror on the wall Who s the farrest of us all Lucy Hedden all starry eyed Vra chemrstry and HYDROGEN PEROXIDE B J Arnold Krug of Ktngs, Class presrdent among other thrnfrs Concerted, bossy, but handsome and tall And qurte a pro wrth the old football. John Mathrs, can thrs be true? All the grrls rn love w1th you Charmrne, and wrtty a lrkeable 1 uy Where on earth drd you fet that black ey Down rn the valley where the green grass grows There sat Tour svveet as a rose Cute and frrendly sweet as can be But stop pantrnf boys, she s enfraeed to Bobby We have a boy rn our class Who never glves the teachers sass He s just as shy as he can be None other than Howard Bradley Boys may come and boys may to But Scrappy Walbeek s the boy we know Donald 1Sll1S CllI'1SlC13.Il name But Scrappy s the one that brought hrm fame Next on our 11st rs Eunree Joe For a long, lon tune lviaurrce has been her beau Wrll they ever be rnarr1ed9 We can t tell But we won t belreve rt trll we hear the weddrng bel Davrd Crombre, before you o There s lust one thrng we want to know Wrll you spend your entrre l1fe at Baker Kasper Sellm' wallpaper, parrrt, and plaster? Glenn Cliff rs our mwrrred man He courted Kay Crawford and won her hand Our senror class extends to you, The best of luck your whole lrfe through 'H H Ax - ' . , ' . - U . . . . y - . -- , U , ' ' 4 V I ' V ' - 1 , K , s i - - I D Y . 3, . I . I x . . M , . n , I - - on I , . . . I l I II P' P' ' ' x - , I D D un 5 . s ' s - - ' - , ' I ' sr' ' s x , K . O I 1 . F1 I n , ' 3 g I 'm vs 3 ' ' D ., I l' ' ' I 5 3 I e U ,, , ' . . vs , sl . x . l . 5 - ' I ' . 1 . 5 e? ' 5 I I .x ' v A . 3 ' fu I - H 3 . ' ' ' ' 1 t , J, D . - . , . The guy she hkes we can t frnd out, N. b 1 ' 7 I . ' 'u 1 5 . Y, s ' ' I ' , s , , I . 1 , H I Irion 3 4 .FD I r e I I :'1 rr I , s , - I I ,, I - 3 ' f, . . : F 3 , xg, H . . . . w, I - s ' e ' s s , : S, . - ' A 1 3 , . 1 ' l ' wr 1 ' ' rv ' s f ' - sv s ' Y ' ' s . s ' ' , 5- 0 ' I . . . X I , - . - - I V, - - I I E . l. ' ' 'A rr ,, T, I s ' A ' 1 , I . I I . h - . . , N. . . Q . 3 D3 , I 3 ' S f - ' ' , .. I S. . . . , .

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She s got pep and enerrry Dependable as we all can see, Wanda Hardrn's the gal we mean Red harr and freckles cutest we ve seen Jane Ann Hedges, so recently turned to a blond, Of Irmmy Cowherd rs very fond In her eyes she wears a mysterrous gleam. We wonder rf she s up to a marrrage scheme Julre Graves rs our favorrte cut up At trmes teachers wrsh she would shut up We never know who rs her beau Because Iulre rs always on the go Gallant as the knrehts of old Qurte a lover, so we re told Freshman grrls frnd hrm a dream Blll Hays are you the wolf we mean'7 Brlly Boy can she bake a cherry pre? Tell us the truth, Red no lre We ve heard that a certarn Home Ee Senror can At least enough to please her man Who's that moseyrng down the street? Just the lazrest boy you ll ever meet But rn a basketball game he s the old stand You 've guessed rt, rt 's our own Brll Frye We, the poets aren t qurte so tall Dorothy Drnkler beat us all Although she s tall as we have shown For a Good compleruorr she rs better known Double double torl and trouble TI'1g'S the class that makes us bubble Bobby Edwards he s okay, Can work the stuff most any old way Smallest stature brrrfvest heart Grrdrron or classroom he does hrs part Irmmy Swrgert, he s our man But Ann Grbbs 1S hrs favorrte fan The devrl has had hrs ,ust due Iulran has broken up wrth Betty Sue He sold hrs ear and for a Cadrllae Martha Traey and Sydney Hayes, Wrrtrnf poetry rn therr vacatron days But now we ve frnrshed wrth a srs h of relref In trme to enjoy one more week. What s the secret of your rnfrnrte smrle'P The smrle that's smrlrne all the whrle ls rt to rmpress a certarn Jr fan? Confess rt Grnny we know he s your man I . I ' r 0 I , I ' . ' I . I 9 . - , X . . . D . . xl I I . I I . , . - - - n - rv - ' l .JD I - ' ' I ll ll I ' , a' ' ' w f . ' ' ' H - There are no hard feelings, in fact, ' 1 x 1 s ' w I ' - . , . I 1 , - . . . V I . . . I FI I , . , E, . . . .Y . 5 . ' 1 ' Q , , . . . 3 . , , . . . . 3 , V . . , -by. . . X . ' I . . . ' 4 I - 0 '