Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Board of Education We owe much to that small group of men --called the Board of Education-for hand- ling the afrfairs of the schools so competently the past year and for making all those deci- sions, obviously important, although so mys- terious fro usb. The president of the board, Russel E. Goodrich is the 'Kbig chief, of this group, His real importance is shown, however, when he rewards all the deserving Seniors with their diplomas in the spring. After Ralph Cheshire, the treasurer, has Finished signing the checks, he probably could enlighten many of the tax-payers as to where their money goes. While acting as secretary and incidently, learning the duties of the school board, Charles M. Ewing 'gundertakesw to smooth out all the difficulties that arise between the more experienced members of the hoard. That genial gentleman, W. F. Loper, who guided and instructed this Senior class for three years, is the fourth member of the Board of Education.

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We Pledge To maintain in the future, whether it be in school or in work, the standards and ideals of this school. We earnestly hope to so conduct ourselves as to add materially to the enviable records of all graduating classes' preceeding us. SENIORS. To assume in good faith the responsibilities of the Senior Class of 1936, to plan for a suc- cessful school year, and to do honor to this school by our conduct and achievement. A IUNIORS. To Mr. Breck and the school as a whole, our utmost support and loyalty for the coming school year of 1935-36. We shall strive to uphold the principles of our Shelbyville High School. ' SOPHOMORES. To keep in mind the past reputation of this school so that we, by putting forth every ef- ort, may add to its honor and growth. V FR1asHMEN. ln Appreciation We wish to thank Mr. Breck for his co- operation With us fand his worry about usb in our record-smashing senior year. We sin- cerely hope that Mr. Breck has enjoyed his first year as principal and that the future graduating classes will appreciate his help and encouragement as much as we have.