Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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iii 115 W x V.X ig, X .ge iiwiigg A Q y f 4 Raw One Ruby Victor Florence Nell Meloy Alberta Wilbur Mae Rose Watters Phyllis Eads Geraldine Wood Charlotte Richardson Martha Nickles Row Two Orcelia Scott Martha Law Margaret Sibley Martha Hohenberger Helen Suiter Anita Runyan Mildred Parks Row Three Barbara Keiser Caryl Loper Martha Ann Limpus Jeanette Tucker Lois Shodley 'Nedra Jane Morrison Bernedo Amos JUNIOR GIRLS The Junior girls showed their skill as politicians by having tvvo oi their number selected as class otticers, Betty Hardin being chosen Treasurer and Catherine Cherry as Secretory. Throughout the year the girls worked taithtully at selling candy with which to finance their Reception and judging from the results they are same candy peddlersf' They also gave a party at the Booker T. Washington School and distributed presents to those children who might not have received them otherwise. The girls ot the Junior class have been well represented during the year in various activitiesi Betty Hardin has served os Treasurer ot the Sunshine Society, Caryl Loper, leader ot the Junior girls in the Sunshine Society and Mary Oldham has worked in the School Bookstore to raise funds tor the Commercial Contest. Bernedo Amos

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MARY ANN TINDALL Metro Star S.S.S. l, 2, 4, Choir l, 2, 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Shortridge 3, Honor Society, Honor Roll. GOLDIE TREES Pop's a cop Chorus l, 2, S,S.S. I, 2, 3, 4, Office 3, 4. FRED VAUGHN Not Graduating EMERSON WALKER ModeI Student French Club I, 2, Sunshine Play 4. EVERETT WELLS Quick and witty MILDRED WRIGHT Not Graduating MAE LOUISE TINGLE Not Graduating FRANCIS UNDERWOOD City's Perfect Driver Com. Contest 4. FRED WAGNER Library Bug Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 34, 45-Club 3, 4, I.H.S.A.A. I, 2, , , WILBUR WEAKLEY Where's Thompson? RUTH WILLIAMS SI'udious S:S.S. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Latin Club 2, Com. Contest 3, G. 3, 4, Science Club, Honor Society, Honor Roll, EVELYN YARLING The 4-H girl S,S.S. l, Z, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Honor Roll.

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iff, X Z 1 XQAXXX l l ri , I l 4 X, 'Wy JUNIOR GIRLS brought honors to herself and her class at the District Music Contest by demonstrating that she can really play a flute as well as direct a bands The Junior girls are noted for their good dispositions lt has been said so often that it has become a common remark that you can tell a Junior girl by the easy look and smile on her face. Whether the expression is natural or whether it's because she is a Junior is open for debate. Perhaps it is the thought of being a Senior next year that precipitates the sun rays over her features. Not only have they developed a sunny side of life but at their work they can be Seniors. Eully realizing that one more year might be their last in old S. H. S. they have endeavored to cultivate that poise and culture which will add to their dignity and usefulness not only in gradua- tion year but for years to come. Row One Dorcas Wood Catherine Cherry Hilda Kuhn Mary Ellen Tucker Rosamond Gaines Anna Marie Stader Rosella Donica Betty Hardin Row Two Virginia Conway Vivian Wood Marybelle Bass Kathaleen Jarbo Mary Frances Cater Edith Stanley Mary Jane Baker Helen Shields Pauline Taylor Row Three Evelyn Perry Violet Hamilton Helen Craig Charlotte Tobias Mildred Amos Thelma Tucker Eileen Benefield June Howard Evelyn Koster