Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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OFFICERS President ............... Carmen Moody Vice President ...., , ..... Alice Thurtson Secretary-Treasurer . .. Eleanor LeMasters Row 1: Betty Bass, Marcile McNay, Charlene Henry, Norma Higgins, Patricia Yater, Betsy Latshaw, Catherine Drake, Betty Lou Stader, joan Bern- hardt. ' Row 2: Virginia Sosbe, Lucinda Smith, Wanda Lewis, Alice Thurston, Josephine Webster, Ramon Barlow, Mickey Moore, Eddie Bennett, Marvin Young. Row 1: Don Wickizer, Betty Howell, Leslie Ford, Marjorie West, Miss Bilby, Betty Gibson, Charles Ash, Maurice Bansback, Bob Shook. Row 2: John Moore, Dick Hill, Bill Butler, Adah Irene Baird, Ronald Poe, Margaret DePrez, Burkher Hamblen. Row 3: Bob Hirshauer, Bob Hayes, Bob Kelsey. Row 1: Kenneth Abel, Mary Badgley, Ruth Crosby, Gaynelle Stephens, Jacqueline Fritts, Louise Ann Hatmaker, Clarine Lewis. Row 2: Lavona Belle, Beulah Colee, Jane Tolen, Joe-Ed Bernhardt, Pauline Lindner, Betty Osborne. Row 3: Eugene Shull, Maxine Davis, Jane Jackson, Shirley Ann Tillison, Hugh Wickizer, Russell Brandeberger, May Ellen Buchanan.

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OFFICERS President .................. 'Yiee President .. Secretary ...... Treasurer .... Yell Leaders . . . Bonita Poe Ethel Browning Una Jean Pope Katherine Shadley Mary Krise Ruth Stader Lu nching d H Q Katherine Shadley Ethel Browning I rg Miss Newport Bonita Poe E4 Una jean Pope Betty Mayo .ra 'ff ty:-5 , f-.. ' 1391... .gf V X What,s this new Home Economics Club live been hearing about lately?,' you ask. Well, it is a comparatively new club, so maybe that's why you don't know much about itg but within a few years it will be as commonly spoken of around school as the Hi-Y or Sunshine. The girls taking Home Economics courses decided it was about time they had a club. Why not, every one else around here has one, they said, and deciding they werenst going to be any exception, the girls got together and held their first meeting in October, 1940. They electd oliicers, chose their own club colors, asked Miss Newport to be their sponsor, drew up some Worthwhile aims and purposes, and, just like that, they were organized! Right now, the club has a charter membership of 48, and they hope that soon they can ahciliate with the state organization. Like the other clubs, they too had several parties during the year among which were a Christmas party, a skating party, and a very original St. Patrick's Day party. This up and comingw new club is making a name for itself, and youlll be hearing more about it in the years to come. Baking Cooking Margaret Skinner Millie Miley Mavern Courtney Libby Krise Lois Orme Naomi Stainbrook joan Kehrt Mary Eads Betty Spellman Virginia Coers Geneva Walton Loretta Cherry

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0 6145: What is this strange procession dragging wearily along toward the gym at this unearthly hour when neither man nor beast stirs fat least none of the bears of Shelby Highl? Did someone mention a funeral march, or are they robbing the school?H you ask. Not on your life, despite their weary gait and suspicious looking cases. This inanimate looking group is just the Shelby High Orchestra arriving at the gym for morning rehearsal. In the spring a young manis fancy turns to-you guessed it-Contest which, in the language of the music department, means rehearsal-rehearsal-and more rehearsal: and so each weary little soul Finds himself trotting down to the gym every morning at about 7:00. 7:r5: And Cmiracle that it isj everyone is ready to begin. Fifteen minutes already having been spent in blasting, scraping, and general setting-up exercises for the group, about 70 wide-awake attentive players now await the down beat of our smiling director, Miss Bilby. True notes and blue notes are heard, and the rehearsal is well on its way. 7130: For heaven sakes, Mickey, quit leaning on your fiddleli' This loud command from our now serious looking director breaks the silence between numbers. Then red- headed, freckle-faced, Mickey Moore who stands a little over five feet tall, slowly climbs down from the stool set very conveniently beside his big bass fiddle and decides he might as well stand and play for a while. 7145! The tension is continually growing stronger until at last we see Miss Bilby waving frantically at the group of already weary players with apparently no results. At last the crucial moment comes and success is hers-result-a crescendo. 8:oo: At the Hrst word of dismissal 70 players all at the same time hurriedly put away their instruments and take off for school. And so ends another morning rehearsal. Seriously speaking though, these very players just wouldn't give up this morning ritual because they know that when they bring home the awards, their efforts have been well rewarded and so each year they come back for more to uphold the glory of old Shelby High.