Sheldon High School - Shehian Yearbook (Sheldon, IL)

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Shehian BEST WISHES- SIHIEILIDCDN FIHIEATIRIE WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE All Forms of Insurance L.8zL. MOTOR CO. 511913011 Aigglgglg Insurance Authorized Ford Dealers - HAROLD B. SNOW G. H. Loblaw R. I-I. Liebenow Office 103 Residence 193 Sheldon, Illinois Hez' 'Can you keep a secret for She: What's the present? the present? CHICAGO STORE Plankael-Goetz Co. The Home of Good Clothing, H 1 ats and Furnishings solicits your patronage. Watseka Illi ois THE IROQUOIS COUNTY DAILY TIMES WVatseka Only daily newspaper in the county. H IQLIZ Take Over Juniors - - Stop -

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Shehianl PECK'S FLOWER SHOP MILK AND CREAM Potted Plants Phone 54F4 Cofsages Robert Eastburn, Prop. Funeral Designs R- F- D- 2 Sheldon' Ill- Sheldon Ill. Phone 118 Coloredlmama at railroad ticket desk: I want a ticket for Florence. Agent fafter furnbllng through the railroad guidel: Where is Florence? Mammy: There she 1S settin' over dar on de bench. TEXACO SERVICE Sheldon Hotel and RESTAURANT Service Station Harold Sheldon Light Bros. Phone 140 z Sheldon Plumbing 8: Heating a , A. Entwistle C. Replogle S Warm Morning Heating Stoves R0lll3e 52 BOX 203 Phone '68 Donovan, Illinois SI-IELDON, ILLINOIS lst nut: 'Did you mark that place where the fishing was so good? 2nd nut: Yes, I put an 'X' on the side of the boat. lst nu-t: That's silly. What if we should get another boat? Standard Service D R Case Farm Machinery g . Harry Shonkwller Jeweler Sheldon, Illinois O t t , t Phones P ome ns 90 I9 119W Watseka, Illinois Graduation - - S'long Seniors - - Bon Voyage - - Stop - - l942

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Shehian. HON ORARIUM In these times of war and sacrifice, when every good American is asked to do what he or she can for the cause of democracy, we wish to give special honor to those former Sheldon Community High School students who are now doing active service with the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. So far as we were able to determine, our list below was complete when the 1942 Shehian went to press. If we have missed anyone, it certainly was not intentional. When things seem difficult at home, We should remember the sacrifices being made by these boys and rejoice that we have such able soldiers to do our fighting for us. Furthermore, we may be thankful that through the Sheldon schools, these boys have developed minds that may quickly learn the mechanics of war and enable them to better defend themselves and country. Navy Harold Fry, USS Tennessee Delbert E. Kim-ble, S 1-C, Squadron 11-D, USNAS Robert Hartlep, S 1-C, Squadron 11-A, USNAS Myrl J. Sanders, USNAUS, Aerology Department Richard L. Fry, V. P. T1 Charles Ray Hutchinson, U-SSO 3 Floyd White, Aerology Dept. Marines Sgt. Bernard Milljour, Recruit De- pot Detachment Pvt. Gene E. Milljour, 2-9- G -2nd Platoon. ' Art Wade Army S. Sgt. Thomas F. Bedinger, HQ Sz HQ Squadron Reese C. Bowton, 6th Training Co., Officer Candidate School Pvt. Kenneth R. Burton, Co. A. 116 Q. M. Bn. Corp. Maurice Diefenbaugh H3017 Corp. Elmer E. Hagan Pfc. Paul Hickman, Co. B, 132nd Infantry Pfc. C. J. Julien, 130th Inf. H. I-I. Liebenow, Band. Co., 143rd Infantry Lieut. R. C. Mallatt S. Sgt. Everett L. Marshall, 65th School Squadron Cadet George Mason, ACDT Daniel P. O'Connor, AC Pvt. F. W. Overacker, 2nd Chemi- cal Co. Pvt. Charles R. Reynolds, 14th Tech. School Squadron Pfc. Glenn Smith, Btry. D, 172nd Field Artillery Wayne Easter Pvt. Donald A. Nagele, Co. I, 32nd Armored Regiment Sgt. Andrew Gene Hickox, H. Q. Detachment Pvt. Glenn B. Crussen, Btry. D, 103rd C. A. tA. AJ Naval Reserve Robert Henry Runnion, M. M. 2 - Co. 229. USNTS y 1942