Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Enrha nf thv iKvalm VV. F. LOPE11 NELL115 STRAIT MABEL MONFORT MAnc:AnE'r Cirmrnnus Superintendent Nurse Clerk Attendance XX orker RALPH DEUPREE RALPH SCOFIELD LANVRENCE. PARKER Nomm Pixusox Board President Secretary Treasurer Deputy Clerk Here they are-The Lords of the Realm. We may never see them around Shelby High, but theyire always busy keeping check on us, and thatys a job! Thereis no sleeping on snowy mornings in that Warm bed. Remember that education??? But seriously, those hearing tests were a good thing even if there always Was that 1075 who put the earphone on the left ear when the right one was being tested. Then there's the task of keeping all our records Qgood ones of coursej, the typing, and all the bookkeeping that goes along with it. The problem of keeping the schoolis money matters straight is left up to the treasurer. And We mustnit omit our superintendent, Who makes those visits to our fair school and classroom to see how the teachers are getting along with the struggling students for perhaps the Word pupils would tit in betterj. Yes, this all reminds us of the school board, and We thank them for all they have done and are doing to help us get an education and keep the school system going.

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'nhlrz sinh nhlv ilahirn 1. W, o. ISRECK, BA., MA. l GOLDIE CRAICE Iudilma Sum, Tt.M.herS Indiana Central Business College Indiana University Clerk Senior High School Principal Sponsor, lli-Y, Seniors i o MARION CHENOWETH, B.A. ' EMERSON H. BASS, B.A., M.Ph. Earlham College Central Normal Indiana University 1 il University of Wisconsin English, Orientation EHgliSl1, OriCr1f8ti0I1 Girls' Dean Assistant Principal Sponsor Squib, Seniors Boys' Dean Sponsor Hi-Y The four you see above are quite familiar to all of us. Through their efforts, we have come through our high school days with flying colors. YV e Hrst met Mr. Bass when we stepped inside the huge halls of Iunior High. It seems he was always there to answer any of our many questions. And as the Dean of Boys, hels tops! The Dean of Girls, who OK,s absences, is Miss Chenoweth. VVith her cheery smile and kind word, she makes a superb Squib Staff sponsor! Mr. Breck, the inspiration of our high school, was always there to help us choose our courses when we were undecided. As the sponsor of the Hi-Y and an important factor in all our activities, he forms the hub of the wheel on which our school turns. Last, but definitely not least, is our office girl, Goldie Craige. She, who calls nearly everyone in high school by his Hrst name, has an answer to every question placed before her. XVe, the Class of 1949, thank you for all you have done for us.