Shipman High School - Shipmate Yearbook (Shipman, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1947 volume:

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V 'V A' 'A ff Q if - - , A 5 5 3 54 of FGTOWTVDTHDCQS that will syow our afffec- Q4 . ,. f' 5 tum 4 our ab.. U M . F :L V' If 1, rxlaws t . ' we f F .. y H 'ni f' i,-S11f:. it has , ' A . ., . MH - 2 5 ? Q1 j ff ,A 5' S 3 f - - - - C ANNUAL STFFF Editor Assistant Editor Dedication Forward Hlstory of Our Sclool Senlcr l 4 storf Senior Clss flll Junlor Cla s PlStOFV Sornomore C11 5 History Froshman Cla lS+OTV Wno's Who Anonv THQ QPUICTS Girls Sports Boys S orts Going On Qpventeen Laugh Clown S nlor Actlvities Hallowpen Party Klng 1nd Q Gloe Plub 5?5?:-f'A?AFAFAY5YAF,i' Anne Thomas Ron ie Snolton Bill Ueyen Bob Wpyen Dannlo sphoeberle M rilvn Dqnran Alioe fllson and Nsfnlyn Duncan Toann Vacknev Mary Lou Woolsey wight lavlor Donald Stronbpck Doris Hsfsn Millis Dillon Lloyd Wiltshire A ice Nllson Katnrvr F rrett Fhatloffp Shultz Tofco T llov AiAfA iVifi'!J A :?JfJfiifHlsY1V1YJCf1 JCIJVJVJCIQIJYJYJYJY afiiifiiifffifii . ' ' . . .ns ., V A4 . .J l .wi 4 . .. , X 4. 'X C oss Ti. X Je 1 U l1,s E' o, V o L' , ., 7, ,C Senior Class Proohecy Dorothy Doughty ' l S. f'. 1 . .. M , ff! .'A L 5 -4 A n s . ss H',t D S m . A M 5 , t,. D 5 ,J n A ,..f 1 v n Y A 4 L41 J 1 ' ' ful. 1 1 9 D . , ., V . 13 ' 'I V , ' A 'g,. ,, . . f--.. x , . s , 7 , a - h 5' D I Nona. Schraer gf 0.0. Lister Evelyn Yiiififliiiiii'ffilflililliiI lv .XX lilillllllfiiifiiiififlliilffllll 1 V' I 'Q , V -1. 'P is , , 95.9 HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL Sh1pman High School first began as a three year school in 1880 Miss Coffeen was principal the first who 1S still alive graduated in 1883 In those days, the h1gh school and grade school were in the same bu1ld1ng It was a two story, frame building wlth the e1ghth grade and hlgh school downstairs The remalnder of the grade school was upstairs The pr1nc1pal's office was downstairs, Th1s school bu11d1ng was located on what is now a vacant lot, across from the present Methodlst Church Between 1883 and 1898, James McClure, R L Barnstable, and R E Selby were pr1ncipals at our h1gh school Shipman High School was moved to a dlfferent and new building 1n the school season of 1918 19 It was a two story bT1Ck building with a very lhrge basement, and the fourth year of high was added The hlgh schools and grade school were st11l con solidated, however It is a very large buildlng, and the grade school still carrles on its work there In 1938 the high school and grade school were sep- arated, and our high school was moved to the present bulldlng The new bu1lding,a one story brick build ing was dedicated to the youth of the communlty in 193 It has a very nice auditorium and basement The aud1torium is used for many thlngs, including a gymnasium There are four regular school rooms, be sides an office, library and stage, The currlculum has been enlarged to meet the needs of the students In 1938 a new commercial course consisting of t ping bookkeeping, and shorthand was added. In 19 chemistry course was added. We are all very proud of the progressive spirit and the high ideals and standards maintained by our school throughout the years. 1898 1900 1900-1901 O1 902 905 0 90 l 1902 1905 1906 1908 1910 1916 1917 SUEEBINTENQENQS Mr Bittner Tucker Jarrett Truman Snell Margaret Murphy Mr G1berson Oren Scaggs Albert Browns D E Stoeckel W F Thyer 1 kk- I 'I' fl 1917 1918 1918 1919 1919 1921 1929 1929 1936 1941 1993 1921 1929 1929 1936 1937 1 'v Eliz, Maefield V M Jacoby E C Coatney Emma Jones J H Ketring D A Thomas Albert Haines Walter Milone Bam H Beck ' f'7 9 I'0'I' 'I IP!! K f' . Q .- 'J'-4 x gg A ,. -'B I. glayf f '91 f 01 fl 2-effildf f f fix WT ?AA1h'W?zQ ,ff QQ, 'Q if three school seasons C1880-837. The first graduate KE - 9 ' 1 Q' . . . ' if 31 . . ,E ,Q . ,, . ' ' . f' ,E o 0 . l 1 rl . - V fi 1, I . . 1' ' se f , Q4 . L, 9 7- , , - la 11 - Qi 1 ' . ,V f it a if I 1, I Il I f if f'i X0 ,, 1 ll' X ' ' : , , 15 . ,1 9 ' 0 0 ' ' - . 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D:l':2!h He?en D n ld 1 B St :oltbeek K6 reuse' Heyen 'J 535151555 fffiffiiliflfiii F' 3 H vm xi x X X Q gpg, 2 .nl , X1 .' ai' - ' , - J Q -231 , N ink: A? xw 'QQ-1'-'iiw fe1.R n f E li if if 'x I Ulx 1 ' J b N bg ' Lx ' , S N Q au ii! iii if .5 5 '!i.5!.3i.5'i'ifiE'f! slfh ' f ,I , 2 ir! :ia J Y fr fr, I 2:1 5-px ' I all c ,,,,,-y,- ,,,,W ,E H 0- - --o l ' After being selected to write the prophecy of the class of 'M7, I sat at home one night puzzling over what to prophesy. It was not long, however, before I fell asleep and began to dream. I found myself standing on a street that seemed vaguely familiar and nearby was a queerly dressed stranger I went up to him and asked h1m who he was and if he could tell me the name of thlS strange place He said that he was here to gfve me a glimpse of my class mates ard their activitles in 1957 He told me that the street we were standlng on was the one that led to Shipman High School I looked all around and saw that the town that was presumably Shipman had surely grown a lot The stranger seemed to know what I was thinking and told me that in the past tan year Ship man had progressed suprisingly well NBut enough of this,H the stranger said 'I sup pose you w nt to see some of your former c assmates So come with me N The next thing I knew we were entering the office of the high school There at the desk sat a stern looking man who was the principal He was asleep with his feet propped up on the desk As we came closer, I noticed to my surprise that this man look ed much like Gene Willard except for the stern ex pression Finally I asked the stranger who this man was He seemed surprised that I didn't know and told me that it was Gene Willard who had been prin cipal 1n Shipman for several years At this I was astonished and asked if this was some king of a joke Possum, Principal of a nigh school? Ridiculous' Why, Possum never did like school The stranger, though, assured me that it was he and said that many changes could take place in ten years with that we continued our journey paper office for at the desk sat the editor Hmm a lady editor Why, that must be Marilyn Duncan Marilyn recognized me at once and told me that I would be interested to know that Judy Talley was drawing all the comic strips for her paper I re member that Judy had drawn the comlc str1p for our school paper batk in l9M7 The stranger and I con tinued on lnto the future Next it seemed that we were in a ball park Why, this seems to be a qu er place to see any of my old class mates, I thought The stranger bade me listen -5 E Y, V V , K 1 sci' zvav args ff Aw! 1' x 4 - ' , l'I ' . fi W: .Li . ,Vi A - ' V V Tl I ' 2 I ' 1. , yr' y yi . gf, . av ,fl . E52 In - fa 9 - f . . ' :fg . 1 I ' - ' ful ,y M-M+- g. . ' V mwsa-,Q,I' Next I found myself in what seemed to be a news: !f35i?g wx 'rt' Z o c fl- 'LTMVHE Y pf . - 9 , ,X , , was s pw , . - K .I 1 . , 1 e 3 w - - .-l-.--.-..............- , -..,. ,--...T J, , , A A A A ,M S - 1 1. 'v l, mg 0 l , A , f , z f ai I J to the starting line-up. I heard them say, 8tart- E ing pitcher will be Simmermaker.H I turned to the stranger in surprise. UNot Weldon Simmermaker.H He told me that Simm had made quite a record for him- self pitching in the Big Leagues As we continued our Journey, riding through the country I noticed a picture of a very attractive girl on a sign board advertising some kind of tooth paste HYou ought to know her,H the stranger said UThat's Anne Thomas She's now a famous model You will be seeing her picture on signs and in magazines all over the country H Our next stop was in a large city We stopped at a building that said HLady Kathryn's Beauty Salonn on it I decided that this must be Kathryn Garrett's place She always had planned to be a hair stylist As we journeyed further, the stranger turned on a little pocket sized radio that he had with him and soon the voice of a talented crooner could be heard I listened awhile and then said, HSurely that is no one from our class U The stranger said that voice was known the world over at's George Krause N HNow wait a m1nute,H I said, HGeorge seems har ly the type to be a second Frank Sinatra H UNeverthe less,U the stranger replied, Uthat was George you just heard H Hwhy, this all seems so impossible Next thing you'll be telling me that one of our class is now president U Uwell, not quite,H the stranger replied, nbut Dillon is planning to run for that office in the next election with Bill Heyen as his campaign man ager H At this I was astonished, but I alwaysknav our class had extraordinary ability, although this seemed almost too much Next we entered an art studio There, to my sur prise, was Joyce Talley She showed me some of her Then I again found myself in Shipman We went up to a house that said Kathleen Grove, M D on the door Kathy told me that she had taken over Dr Bobzin's practice since his retirement After leaving Kathy, we came to a little white bungalow at the edge of town The stranger told me that Miss Schrier, whose name isn't Schrier anymore, lived there It seemed as though after she hadiaught our class she decided there must be an easier profes- sion and got married Hlt lools as though most of our class have done quite well what about Bob He enon fi -, L I E I 1 f 4 mfr ffl!! n . o L if . i ,A . . . fi 1 fn . O O O 0 ' 5 E A, 0 Qi 1 ' I Q 2 . Q S I ' 5 y - ' Q A ,Q V 0 . I ' . Th . 3' 2 1 ' d sf A 15 ' E 1 ' li I :Q I , - - gl i 4 - Q if ' 4 4 5 I - le N-1.--.l.1f 0 ' Q ,I -, paintings which, no doubt, were very valuable. -,:fLef7i x . rpnl,-, J- . ,f , It I my , 0 o 5 i djs 5 , . Q ,V ,,. 4 f J . - 34 I . gl ' A If , Q I . .H E? A - . . 14 15 A I, I, -V -E fy -fu x V, N ,WAI , A 1 A 1 1 I 5 , F ff I. E if-rf :Q ' I. -gg - 1H,j' ,7ngJ,,,.,fT ..,-v.,i ,-'fr - - A ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1943, twenty-four green freshmen started the four happiest years of their lives. The most important activities of our freshman year were the initiation week and the initiation party at which we all had a grand time. We gave a return party to the sophomores The class officers were' President, Max Wright, Vice-President, Marilyn Dun can, Secretary Treasurer, Kathleen Grove In March, during the second semester, Margorie Dunham and Homer Leake joined the class During this year Leonard Garrett, Bill Lynch, Leon Stone, Erma Lee Harte and Mxran Darr dropped out or did not aner the sophomore y ar at Shipman There were fifteen of us to start our sophomore year Allene Davis, Willis Dillon, Bob Heyen, Alice Jaynes, Charles Komnick, Herb Moore, Max Wright, and Marjorie Dunham them moved away and entered neighboring high schools Anne Thomas and Alice Wilson were here the first of the year and Gene Willard came in March Barbara Rest moved away making the class number still remain flfteen At the first of the year we held initiation week and gave an initiatlon party to the lncoming fresh men After this was all over, they gave us a return party We gave skating parties and hayrides The event which will be remembered by the majority of us was Halloween night We went to Edwardsville to the midnlght show and the rest of the class went skating The candidates for King and Queen for the carniwd. during this year were Roy Lee Baker and Anne Thomas The class officers lnstalled were President, Bill Heyen, Vice President, Donald Strohbeck, Secretary Treasurer, Kathleen Grove l9HS, sixteen entered the Junior Class Bob Heyen and Willis Dillon joined the class again while did not enroll this year Many of of lack of credits Joyce and Judy Talley making the class eighteen Vera Gimlin dropped out during this year The officers for this year were the same as for the sophomore year The highlights of the year were the class play, HThey Gave Him a Co ed,U and the Junior Senior Banquet We gave a skating party and had a special HJunior Day Mr Dafoe, who was out Junior sponsor, and most of the class went swimming at Lake Carlinville About nine of us went to Alton cause came, Il lllll I I Ill fllflll 44 I E I1 , , E fi 5 E ,E ' . r 9 Il ' . . . ' . ' 'L , - ' U . ' . 3 . . 5 1 f f 1 E . P 1 ' . . . , nl ' 3. I - J ' li 1 5 Q ' . ' 1 E 1 - 5 T - . - a 3 ' . 5 i ' ' f . g 1 ' T . s g . . . . ' 2 4' 'fry i' I Homer Leake dropped back to the sophomore class be- 1'-krls .nb il I . - in , 3 , - I . .V in Q , , , I I - ,, D H T ' '- 0 0 I i if ,,c-,, up 3 .J j Q . ,A , .44 fl ef f for supper and then to a show. After the show we if Q went to the carnival and so ended a day we shall al- . -' ways remember. ' Ai This being our last year we consider it the most Q important, Sixteen enrolled and the class stayed to- I gether all year. Roy Lee Baker did not enroll this 3 I year. The class consists of Dorothy Doughty, Willis f .D Dillon, Bill Heyen, Anne Thomas, Judy Talley, Weldon I Simmermaker, George Krause, Donald Strchbeck, Alice , . Wilson, Kathleen Grove, Bob Heyen, Kathryn Garrett, 3 ' Marian Eosomworth, Gene Willard, Joyce Talley, and I .f Marilyn Duncan. f . The class officers remained the same and we elec- I A ted Miss Schrier for our class Qsponsor. She has ' charge of the paper and directed our play and helped 0 ,f in every way possible. On April 25 of this year we gave our play, ULaugh f Clown,n which was a great success. We have Miss I ' Schrier to thank for that. We are looking forward to I ' the Junior Senior Banquet and the Alumni. Graduation I V is not very far off and I am sure most of us hate to ,i I, see it come. L 1 I think these are the four happiest years of any 2, Q young persons life and each one should make the most if of it. ld I Marilyn Duncan , SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED Q f HOh, Bob and Patty are married now and are liv- f in in Dorchester In fact Bob is the Ma or H ' 8 ' 9 Y ' UAnd Alice Wilson?N HAlice is the wife of the president of the C 6 A railroad,H the stranger continued. Hwell I'm really not too surprisedH,I said NAlice always did seem to have an interest in the GAA rail road.U ' HDonald Strohbeck,U the stranger went on, UIs the author of a new text book in which he tries to sim- plify high school chemictry.H UNow, Marian Bosomworth is a famous dress design- er in Hollywood.H With that the stranger started to leave. HWait,H I said. UHaven't you forgotten somebody?N HWho?U the stranger asked. Hwhy Dorothy Doughty,H I said. H0h, well not every member successful, but we won't talk that last remark he departed. of the class can be about her,H and with ::' j'f1'4 .:sI -,fp-..1,.-f-r7f -fe-,- L -'fr' ' I. . .LA, in . -Q.. In 1 1 I ? Y n...4....-7 .I lnlllllll J J :H fAl'M A lm' 'WMM'm-WMM Aw'm 'Wt ' c f J 14 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 197-+7, do hereby bequeath all things mentioned in the following will to the class of 'M8 and the faculty. To Mr. Thomas we will a nice, ouiet office, which it should be, when we graduate To Mlss Schrier we wlll more StU5lOUS classes, a more quiet shorthand class, and students who can flnd their books for her classes To Mrs Gasoard we wlll more waste baskets for excess chewlng gum To Miss Reichmann we will many hanov years of teaching in years to come To Coach Lister we will a new Chevrolet every year and also a chemistry class who underst ndsevery thing about chemistry To Mlss Schultz we will a music class that can slng and also one that can be quiet We, the Senlor Class, will to the entire Junior class our memories of the years we have had together and hope they will not forget us Kathryn Garrett leaves her love for snorts to Doris Suhling Donald Strohbeck wills h1s Finstien abilities and loving personallty to Gene Taylor Marllyn Duncan g1V9S her dlslike for boys and her ability to talk to Margie Hansen George Krause wills his Frank Sinatra abilities the girls to Louis Richardson Marian Bosomworth wills to Gene Moore her quid: ness in class Weldon Simmermaker leaves his bitching abillty to Alan Bullman Kathleen Grove gives her flirting brown eyes t Helen Burns Bill Heyen wills his Clark Gable looks and ablhty constantly without saying anything and h1s love for to keep on girl to Joyce Gwillim Joyce Talley leaves the curl of her beautiful red hair to Louise Parker Gene Willard leaves his love for school to Homer Leake Judy Talley leaves her art ability to Dorothy Loy and Wanda Modlin Willis Dillon wills his quiet personality to Joan Hackney Alice Wilson leaves her ability in snorts and especially that of hittlng home runs to Iola Kahl ll fllll E Q f E E 5 5 , FNXX Ni an . . . 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'f ug J ' ' ,f f f ' ' -14 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '58 We started our freshmen year with an enrollment of 21 To start us out right we were properly init iated by -the sophomore- elass Miss Wittcoff was chosen for our sponsor Then we elected the class officers which were as follows President, Louise Parker, Vice President, Joann Hackney, Secretary Treasurer, Patty Huddlestun We gave the sophomores a return party, which was a scavenger hunt. We chose Joann as our candldate for queen and Casey for out candidate for k1ng at our fall festlval We lost several of the members of the class during our freshr man year namely, Nellie Howerton, Roy and Raleigh Liley Lloyd Wiltshire and Homer Leake came intoour class Durlng the year we had a hayride and at the end of the year we gave a party for the future fnwh men To begin our sophomore year we had the privilege of initiating the freshmen into high school W chose Mrs Reahl as our sponsor Our class officers were as follows President, Joyce Gwillim, Vice President Wanda Jean Hudson, Secretary Treasurer, Patty Huddlestun We attended the return party given to us by the freshmen. At the end of the first sem ester Mrs Reahl left us and Mr Lea became OUTSPUI sor During our sophomore year we lost several more members of our class, namely, Leon Stone, Pat O'Bden and Bob Baker During the year we sponsored a skat lng party and most important of all we went on a field trip to St Louls wlth our biology teacher, Mr Lee Whlle we were there we visited the zoo and highlands and enjoyed a picnic lunch To begin our jUn1OT year we elected Mrs Gaspard as our sponsor We gained one new member in our class thls year, Margle Hansen and lost one of our class members Audrey Smithpott We eledted our class offlc rs which are Presldent, Wanda Jean Hudson, Vice Presldent, Margie Hansen, Secretary Treasurer, Joann Hackney Wanda Jean Hudson was candidate for queen and Lloyd W1ltshire was candidate for king at our Halloween Festlval Our class had a blngo stand at the carnival We sponsored a skating party thls year whlch we all enjoyed We received our gradua tlon rlngs thls year of which we are all very proud We gave our Junlor Play VGoing on Seventeenn in whnh we all took part Mrs Gaspard was our play direc tor We are now preparing for the big event of the .dllilllllEISILIHZICIEZEZCIDIHZICJV E r I 5 K I P Y L Q xghl I , - f 1 , t ' ' ' L ' g ' . n g , I' W X, -a s . ' 9' - 1 E f ' . Qi 1 I , - - Q. H E il ' f' W , A ti . . e , a 2 - F 5 T ' 'E SQ ' ' ' ' 'i s , . ' p ' , S N? o 0 ,I L , . ,pe has if 'i is f ' his! ,H' 5 fee ' N? -1 Qj', ' 9 H 3 ' . . Satjgggg J- px S' , - . , ' 'J ' ' - ' - ve .,1 .14 V . . . . . W - ' I 5 'I . - u Y . uf f 1 , 1 3 M 1 n' 20 Eff df up ,,..l,14, year the Junior-Senior Banquet, which will be given May O. Just before school is out we intend to go on a trip and really enjoy ourselves. I'm sure all of us have enjoyed our years at Shipman High and just wish it wouldn't come to an end so soon. I think all of us are glad we have another year to engoy go ing to school, as it will be rather hard to leave the place where we have had so much fun Joann Hackney WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SENIORS NAME AND WHAT NE THINK NICKNAME THEY'LL BE Bob Heyen Stinky Kathleen Grove Kathy Weldon Simm Dog Anne Thomas Tug boat Bill Heyen Don Strohbeck Dewey Marilyn Duncan Lizzy Wil11S Dillon Lover Dorothy Doughty Fuzzy Gene Willard Possum Whistlin' Bill George Krause Boney Joyce Talley Carrot top Marian Bosomwor Bozzy Al1CG Wilson Kathryn Garrett Katy AYAY .I.l It 4l th Family man Doctor Baseball pitcher Soda jerk Automotive engineer Inventor Hobo Great Scientist Almost anything W P A worker Traveling salesman Artist Missionary Housewife Prize fighter WHY THEY COME TO SCHOOL to be with his woman day dream to get out of work engoy life play bmmetbaH flirt with the women flirt with the men be in the class plays kill time does he99'?9 P99 to get a dipl oma tr to get a man study 818819 to learn i I n E 2 E E F '1 ! 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Lynch Sclooebe rle Scrnrno 2 X1 V W 4 Moylo I S hh Q Byrd Uoohoy N Ji e or a e 'S A Q he iz z'r-f'Yc'r 'em' H- : i A 2 e If 9 1 1 SOPHOMORE HISTORY In 19h5 we began our freshman year with 27 stud- ents As the year went on we lost 3 of them W were given a swell inltiatlon by the sophomores and we returned with a party for them We were very proud to have DOT1S Heyen chosen from our class as one of the cheerleaders Our class officers for that year were Presldent, Marllyn Lynch, Vice Pres ident, Ronnle Snclton, Secretary Treasurer, Doris Heyen, Reporter, Mary Lou Woolsey Our sponsor for the year was M s Gaspard Toward the end of the year we sponsored a skating party at Bunker H111 We did very well by coming out wlth a proflt of 318 Part of thls we put into a fund for the Junior Senior Banquet we will sponsor when we are Junlors In l9N6 we began our sophomore year with only 23 We started the year with a bang by giving the fresh men an initlation whlch proved to be lots of fun for all of us They responded by g1v1ng a return party for us Again th1s year we were very proud to have a cheerleader chosen from our class This time it was Bonnadale Wlllard Our class sponsor for the year was Mr Lister and the class officers as fol lows President,Doris Heyen, Vice President, Marilyn Lynch, Secretary Treasurer, Ronnie Shelton, Reporten Betty Bauer Doris had a full time job as she was also sports reporter for the freshmen and sophomore girls In October the school had a carnival at which a king and queen were elected The candidates from our class were Marilyn Lynch and Ronnie Shelton W were not able to capture the crowns for our classtut we ran a close second We sponsored a concession at the carnival whlch gave us S25 to put into our Jun ior Senior Banquet fund On March 28 we had a skatlng party at Bunker Hill which made us a profit of 323 o6 We now have 1 the Junior Sen1or Banquet fund S51 91 May lh our biology class took a field trip to the zoo in St Louis We enjoyed a fine picnic lunch at noon This just about ends things for the sophomore year and I'm sure I can say for everyone that we all enjoyed everyday of it Mary Lou Woolsey .I ann .aliirf 4' Li f f x 1 fr k ! 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Mi Qis iv FRVSHMAN FLASH WIQTORY The freshman class had an enrollment of twenty five at the beginnlng of the school year, and has been fortunate 1U loosing only one member Soon after school started the class elected the offlcers for the year Those chosen were Presi dent, Mary Jean Jaynes, Vice President, Russell Davls, Secretary Treasurer, Dolores Matlack The thlrd week of school was inltiation week O Frlday night of that week the sophomores gave us a party whlch was engoyed by all Our return Darty was held the next week In the inner class basket ball tourney the fresh man boys took fourth In the girls tourney they were defeated by the seniors, but there was no nlay off for third and fourth olaces The class held a skating narty at Bunker Hill on the evenlng of May 2, and a large crowd attended Twenty six dollars was cleared for the class. Dwight Taylor ' 'JV flV gulf!! H .T '.'f' e T ' d 4V4w1vAqa . K Ai , A E 1 L ' - .I - :aff '- L , I, ' , f a'a, lg.-y. 1 if i E, f n 15 ii T ? 4 f 7 d d . Q , . ,, u I B : -I 1 . ' ' M - Y' E I - N - . 5 ' - F , ' ' I1 z - T 1 gal y Q v ff- 4 'X X 'ii' 1 'K I Y f , ', I Q ? , Y rr! '- 1, V? -v I 7 A, K, 'x if DAQ. fl gk? 3- .-1'--1-qgaq ,M 45 if f . , .X IHHLIIHIIS , wp i L S3 ' JW, X ff' if M - 4 44L'7 .M hfgrnfu,::.'f'.A-.,M,3,3,.7-4,, ,A ,.., - . 1' K .-- --V 4 I Qt s 3 li 3 1.9 it BOY'S SPORTS During the year H6-M7 the high school gained at least one honor in sports. We copped the Southern Championship in softball and went on to defeat Rock- bridge 20-3 for the Little Eight Championship. In basketball we didn't fare so well. During the year we won eighteen games and lost eight. As a tournament team the team was a flop, but in confer- ence play they did very well, tying Bunker Hill for first place with six w1ns and one defeat The team finlshed hth in the Llttle E1ght Tournament Our saddest disappointment was our defeat on opening night in the District The percentage for the season was 692, the total points 999 w1th 38 llf26 points per game average The one brightest spot 1n tournament play was our good ShOWlng in the county We beat Virden the first nlght but bowed to Staunton the next In track this year our team looks fairly good we won from Bunker Hill and Medora 1n a tri angular meet All 1n all we had a successful year fr Shipman Shipman Sh1pman Shipman Shipman Shlpman Shipman Sh1pman Shlpman Sh1pman Shipman Shlpman Shlpman Shlpman Shlpman Shipman Shlpman Shlpman Shlpman Shipman Shipman Shlpman Shlpman Shipman BASKETBALL SCORES LITTLE EIGHT Irvlng Rockbr1dge Medora Brlghton Hctt1ck Scottville Irving Bunker H111 Alumn1 Hettlck Medora Bunker H111 Chesterfield Greenfleld Rockbridge Modesto BT1ghtOD Chesterfield Modesto TOURNEY Chesterfield Br1ghtoh Bunker Hill COUNTY TOURNEY Virden Staunton ,M E Q E E i E 3 4 3. , K I - is-we XL! 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V -M -- ---A , -V Y-.,... ..., .-.....-.....,. .......,--....,..,..,....,-.....,..... ll P 1 I 3 r QI ,i I 5: 1 1 S f L----ll' GIRLS SPORTS I , Af' Under the directions of Mrs. Gaspard and Miss Schrier, the girls had a few interclass meets. Mrs. Gaspard directed the freshmen and sophomoresg Miss Schrier the iuniors and seniors. The first meet took place in the fall course, was softball. In the first games the defeated the freshmen and the sophomores won juniors. In the final game Dolores Rodgers and, of seniors from the won her second victory in a row by pitching the sophomores to a victory over the seniors by a score of 19 to 2. In the winter, the basketball tournament took place. Alice Wilson and Dorothy Doughty led fthe seniors to sophomores game. The the finals. We want a victory over the freshmen 15-5. The defeated the juniors lk-3 in the second sophomores defeated the seniors 11-2 in to thank Mrs Gaspard and Miss Schrier d '5 CDO WH S-a wt? H m mu+ H A Erh CDB m m 'UDP 'UD HO: KD.-I o . who SDH CVE' o FMU df! d- 4 m HH' '45 cf 0 3 SS o n UWT m SD IJO D-CI' O Dwi o 'C7'U Q Stn KD haven't caused them too much trouble Doris Heyen BOY'S SPORTS C NTINUED Shipman Medora Shipman Bunker Hill Shipman Shipman Shisman Bunker Hill Shipman Shipman Shipman Shipman Bunker Hill Freshman Tourney Brighton Bunker Hill Medora Bri hton SUFTBAL SCOR S Rockbridge Medora Shipman Brighton Medora Bunker Hill Brighton Willis Dillon -FO ONNONLMUJ gl I I ? I H 4 4 0 la fl ga if if I in if gl Illllllllll Il llllllllllllll Ill! I I ,r lr I , A 1: . , S Q ,I K .. 5 p. F , I , , , ' V . I . as r . r r li A Q f F 'Aix .tl 'Y' A y Ggffff 1., I 1 ., I ' H55 1 Www.. 52 - ' A ', 'ff 3 1 -1 ,,f T lfr g t'u:gfLxTf,,xA iQ' ,fi ? 1' ' ' . 1 fp M.. . . .A A -.. . h.' 1lj!L:!Nji:!LjQv 1L,Wl' Nl'!nWk 1L1in1L'N.Yf'li 'WL Y .1 i!,g,5 Z I.: . .F . . 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Eaddy, was presented by the Senior Class, ' L 1 Fritz Benton and Danny Polling came to the Hurley 'a residence to secure jobs as a butler and chauffeur. Pat Hurley made up Mrs. Hurley's mhzd that she shmdd 5 hire both Fritz and Danny at once. Pat's reason for ff such a quick decision was that she had taken a like- , if ing to Danny. Mary, the maid, had made Fritz more ' 1 interested in a job than in stealing the famous Raz- 5 H manoff diamond, which Arthur Hurley purchased while gl in Europe, for a mere sho,ooo, and was to bring back QQ to the states when he returned. ig Danny and Fritz were ex-convicts and Fritz was 3' always using some prison slang which caused much ans V fusion, but in some way or other they always managed 2: .. ip il rl . 3' . Q4 ,I 'Q ll gl to think of something to clear their misguided wrds . Dr. Pratt, Evelyn Hurley's fiancee, and Dale Ter renee, Arthur's fiancee, were ex-husband and wife V and both were planning on marrying into the Hurley 4 millions. Dr. Pratt wanted the diamond and he made V M an agreement with the gardner to help him get it J The gardner was necessary to the plot of the play I Gallager Starling was Pat's friend and Arthur's childhood sweetheart and she still loved him. f ' The play was hilarious when Uncle Jake took a hand in helping find the diamond, which was stolen 1 after Arthur's return home from Europe. Uncle Jake wanted very much to ear or get five dollars and tiny A cents so he could buy the marriage license for Aunt Sue and himself. Aunt Sue would not marry him until T he had saved up enough money. Dr. Pratt and Uncle Jake made a bargain which filled the play with kmghs galore. The detective, and the secretary were helpful in finding the diamond. The cook offered more compli- cations and laughs. In the end the robber and murderer was caught Pat got Danny, Gallager won Arthur back, Fritz got Mary, and Uncle Jake got his five dollars and fifty cents to buy the license and candy for Aunt Sue. 1 CAST Mrsi Hurleyooosoooonooaonongaanooaoooooogtrudy KA widow who has never learned to manage well.3 -III pdf fll'lfllvllJ - . .mn - f , If - ' ' ' . , . ,. -....,- .:.:. 4 ., ,. . 4 :t:z.:L.1.- - , ,.:-...-+...-.-- -. - ..,f-A-.-.-X 3- 1 s,,:1.:aL7.-v. . , V ,fwfr ,. 51 Q g , '. .is-.4-Q A -,A g glgv ,. c... - l- 1 ' . ,. - 8, ,: 3.-L'ZL,', ,.. . -ge c- ','g,' gf':. . - .- , - : . - , ,A ,N l34.44rL,,- gf' ' - ' V 'q N ', ,.,,,,,, ,, . . , - s A- ,,,,.'g,-.- U V- A. -,.-, - f gg 1, , fs ,..f.Mfi-. 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Ili k I F Evelyn Hurley.........................Kathleen Grove 5 GQ CPat's sister, rather snobbish at timesl 'fy 4 Arthur Hurley..............................Bob Heyen fa 1 CPat's brother, a regular fellow.3 H , onlUOOIIIIIIIOIIOIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIBHI , f 1 'fl CAn ex-burglarg Danny's D315 yi ' Danny P0111ng.... .... . ...... ...,.......w1111s Dillon gp? il if 40 CA nice young man who got mixed un with jail? .,l ' 4 Gallager Starling.............. .... ..Dorothy Doughty ' 1 , CPat's girl friend, and Arthur's Hbuddy.Hl egg X ff 5 T yi 4 Dale Terrence............................Anne Thomas ,,, CArthur's fiancee? ?F All :A f 7 w Dr! PrattlillillllIIlDIIlIIIIIlIlIIDOna1d Ig j CA rather stylish doctor, who seems to orefer ,Qs the society girls to the nractice of medicine! 2 5 Maid!! lliilli OIIIIOIOUOC!OIOIlOIlKathryn f Cwho nrobably saves a young manl if N : . Aunt Sue . . Alice Wilson f Cwho wouldn't marry Uncle Jake until he had saved five dollars and fifty cents! Uncle Jake Weldon Simmermaker Cwho got mixed un with ghosts in his effort to get the f1ve dollars and fifty cents? The Gardner Gene Willard CWho 18 necessary to the nlotb The Detective George Krause Cwho is called in J The Secretary Marian Bosomworth Cwho is helpful to detectiveb The Cook Joyce Talley CLooking for workh ----- Alice Wilson THE GLEE CLUB f' -sqm! Q ' vi f The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Bertha Shultz, has been culte act1ve this year Besides the regular girls' meetlngs on Mondays and Wednes days, and boys' meetings on Tuesd ys nd Thursdayq and m1xed meetln s on Fridays, Miss Shultz has dir ected The Sextet, The Nine, and The Senior Girls The Sextet consisted of Betty Shelton, Mar? LOU woolsey, Dolores Matlack, Betty Baur, Doris Heyen, and M rllyn Lynch The Nine conslsts of the same girls as the sextet and Bobby Duncan, Ronnie Sh lton, and Vernon Matlack Qf lflfyf y lffflfifffy ffyif f fffffffffflflffffffffffflff lflll I-vh ! .Y 'H ,f yi I I l . 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Q 3 In early fall the Senior Girls sang at a Booster ff , and plan to sing for their own graduation, May 23. gp, I I tri calaureate May 18 Christmas Vesters, Spring Concert The Sextet and The Nine have been quite active .,h rdf too singing at The Booster Club's April.meeting and , QI at the Christmas Vespers, December 15, and The Spring Q15 Concert, May 7, where Miss Shultz was presented with M I, , ' an Orchid from the Glee Club. Everyone enjoyed 2, f immensely the all day trip to Gillespie this year w where we practiced through the day, and had the con- g 1 ' W 1 ,Q cert in the evening. Afterward a dance was held in 1 ' Q the gym. -I 1 ' At our last meeting together Miss Shultz served 1 the members ice cream. Thus a very successful music l f if A year was brought to a close. w ' Joyce Talley HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The Shipman Booster Club had a c rnival which took place at the Shipman High School, Halloween night of l9H6 Every high school class participated Each class had to think of what concession it could use The seniors had the Basket Ball free throw, Juniors had the Bingo game, sophomores had the Base Ball throw and the freshmen had the Penny Pitch W all had a great deal of fun in having a responsi bility for making the carnival a happy one. To add to the fun we had the crowning of the King and the Queen of Shipman High Each class chose a boy and girl for canidates The seniors chose Dorothy Doughty and Willis Dillon The juniors chose Wanda Jean Hudson and Lloyd Wiltshire The sopho mores chose Marilyn Lynch and Ronnie Shelton, and the freshmen class had Mary Jean Jaynes and Dwight Taylor Each class started selling tickets for its candidates. It was really a close call but the freshmen came out on top. Both of their candidates won The crown bearers were two grade school child ren They were Sandra Steinkoenig and Richard Kahl The school liked this event very much and is hop ing that similar ones will be held in the future af' A Charlotte Shultz Illlll lllll Ill I lllllllllllll Il l: 3-1-x at Club Meeting and for the senior play April 25, Baca : i,.. FRN Xu I I, lu V ,QQ rl , ,f if' il. , rl gl , in rl . 3 3' A A A ig S B il ' ' Q A I . ,p 4 ,,,, 4, ' 2f'lt g, , 5 3' Q gl. 1g. rfz,,f . .' ' iQ,.ff'N'Q H sf G - ' . .. 14' 21' -in 1 1 S.. ,c vu -vmf- QE N . . I V iv 1 ni ' li . 3. 'Q I . QI. 1 i'i' 'fl . . ' Q' A L ga f ,fliff,..1ff W , J A Q ' 3??'if?ffSES35ff57?f'5?Eflfff''fi5 A 2 4- A-QQ. . ig: 1, + L . ...-................,...-..-..................,.... ,,.......,..-,, ,V -. ....- A 4- - ,,..., - n-.. , -. .MW ..- , ..,, ,,,....,. Us 5' 2.1 f , LA T f T - NGOING ON SEVENTEENU NGoing on Seventeen,V a three act comedy written by Hilda Manning, was presented by the Junior Class January 8 l9k7 Buddy earhart, the central character, along with Pual and Shrimpie have launched a new magazine, The Harrisvllle Town Topies, thanks to the generosity of Buddy's father in donating a hand press The three were, of course, confirmed woman haters, confirmed, that is, until Buddy's elder sister, Florence was visited for the sum er by her school chum Joan and Joan's younger sister, Lillums This Llllums was a sixteen year old siren and she quickly split tm ties that bound the three young musketeers together. Skilfully she played one against the other, and hwcc resulted Meantime, Buddy's father, a trusted em ployee of the town's bank, became involved in a ser ious shortage Buddy took it upon his young ders to track down the reprehensible culprit, he attained only after a series of hilarious misad ventures In the end The Harrisville Town Topics scored a sensational scoop and the three young edi tors were united once more against all womankind and Lillums in particular Florence, Buddy's sister also got the mysterious young millionaire she ha set her cap for, albeit he proved to be a millionaie san milllons QAEI shoul an end Elsa, maid at the Carharts Margie Hansen Buddy Carhart, going on seventeen Lloyd Wiltshire Mrs Kate Carhart, his mother Joann Hackney Florence Carhart, his older sister Louise Parker Craig Vincent, a young man of mystery Eugene Taylor Tom w1lliams, Florence's boy friend Alan Bullman Shrimpie 7 .friends Of Buddy Gene Moore Joan Vincent, Florence's school chum Patty Huddledmn Lillums, her younger sister Wanda Jean Hudson Frank Carhart, head of the house Louis Richardson Helen Doris Agnes Mary DaV1d Grace friends of Florence guests at party Helen Burns Doris Suhlin Iola Ka Dorothy Loy Joyce Gwillim Wanda Modlin II I I E UQWSX X63 -GSX QX ! i, L L L K F E KN N SXSW N YNY :fix .ex O , . i . , ' M ' , Q . i - - 2 ' . ll, Q 1 , - E if - E f 'Q - 5 .I 9 I ' 2 n T 6 e i , 'N ee eoe AA gf' I Oilll IQUUUU ,V , ooo tea ,V Paul ........Homer Leake wx '000 oeeoeelvo , ,,,-.. 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