Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Wx SCHOOL BOARD Mr, W. F. Loper, Superintendent ot Schools Mr. Ralph Cheshire, President Mr. Charles Ewing, Secretary Mr, Raymond Spiegel, Treasurer Mrs. Mabel E. Montort, Clerk Supti W. F. Loper

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IN MEMORIAM Jost one short school veor hos possed since Mr Thompson wos one of os. hi reviewing ihe oclivitioe of lhol voor, the high regoril in which We held Mr. lhornpsoii ond the dicloles of our heorts dernoiid ihoi we oooec to pov Triholo to his rnenzoiv, lvlcfrnorv recolls to U5 hir, rnohv hno lroiie of chorocior which We respected ond loved. We respected his keen ine tellect, we ro5oected hw well-holonced jiiflgrnent, we respect- ed his high btondords ol loir ploy. We loved his fine sense of l'iui'nor, we loved his oulsionding ollilude of ioleronce, We loved his cheerful optiinisniwvve loved hirn becouse he vvo5 our friend, lwrittorr hy Mr. I, O 'I'riL'lc: ol tho if-diicbt ol the Qquih Stuff!