Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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I. VV. O, BRECK Principal 'tVVho never defers and never demands 'iBut. smiling, takes the world in his hands. -Carman. OLA BILLMAN Home Economics K'Fulfilling absolute decree In casual simplicity. --Dickinson. EMERSON BASS Ass't. Principal H.-Xlways quietly arrayed Always human when he talked. -Robinson. MIRA SUTTON English I am servant to my th.Jug'it Anil can no WISC escapefl A -Middleton Faculty Let not my ftrengtlz be spilled for mzuglz Z, But in some fresher vessel RUTH KEITH Mathematics 'XVith a critical eye you scanned, Then set it down. ' -Rossetti. CHARLES B, SIMS Science His touch a companionship. His word an old authority. h -Cawein. caught. ' EULALIE IIULL Home Economics HI hold to the appointed way, Doing what must be done. -Eastman. MA RTIN SCIIULZ Sun :mil moan :mil I are t 'e XYILLIABI Cl. 'l'll'lBlPSi7N Science ln quiet cfniricleiice you rise Above the frantic years. -I'ntermeycr ICYA SXYANFON lznglish lin the work we have to do. -Stephens B LANCHE ASIIBY Commerce hll thzit I ani 1 give. -Xll tl it I have I luring: -Rossetti. CHARLES U. KNAUB Music English His wizriril art set every heartk No one leaps around As well ns every foot to dancing. Quite so gay as he. -Field. -Doyle.

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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.

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J. O. 'l'RIlll.E English lt is waiting in your head. Ynu'Ve learnt it Ott by heart. -Sassoon, ESTHER KINSLEY History 'My wprfls are little jars To tzilie up and put on a shelf ' -Lowell. y ROY S. RAY Ind. Arts He showed a most implicit trust In those whose views were sound. -Blackburn. CORA E. TTNDALL Art l. for whom all lweauty burns Like incense in a million urnsf' -Teasdale. OTTO HARRIS Ind, Arts 'lfiiint of iron in his eyes. Never doubt, nor yet surprise. ff I. M. M'cKE.-XND Mathematics Need will ever be For him and such as he. -Robinson. -Cheney DELORIS MclJVNALD JANE DURRENBERGER Science Latin Teeming earth will 'surely store Tiring not, pausing never, UAH the glailness that you She labors and laughs and pour. gives. -Soi-ley. -Moore GEORGIA MOORE English 'Here speech is as a thousand eyes Through which we see the earth. -Branch. RAY HINSHAXY History 'Nu ficlget and no reformer, just A calm observer of ought and niustf' -Carman. it 45 IRENE ROSS History In her heart was laid a sun VVould warm a world for every- one. -Stephens. PAUL T.OS'l'UT'l'ER Coach A faithful friend is he to' lend His presence every where. l' -Sherman. RUTH YOUNG Health Vl'hose legend runneth thus: Ylle loved herg she was one of us. -Laughlin. CART. HUBIPHREY Commerce 'iConfitlent prime of the day, Dauntless yoiith of t'e year. -Watson. ri n DOROTHY HALE Clerk Kind tongue that never wounded. Sweet mirth that leaves no scar. -Cleghorn LOUIS A. KUHN Librarian He did his very best To make the billows smooth. -Carroll