Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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The directors of the many phases of the SHS theater find relaxation and en- joyment at the annual faculty tea. 22 One of the newer additions to the SHS stage props supply is the commun- ication system. Mr. Breck seems to have been caught in the act of broadcasting the daily extra-curricular schedule to the SHS roster.

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Pat is another of our Shelby stars to receive top billing for her sensational character portrayals during her high school years. As she continues through life, it seems probable that her lovable nature and individuality will continue to win awards of friendship. Sharing the spotlight with her is none other than one of our hard- wood heroes. Dave is a star in his own right and deser- ves a big hand for his fine work during his high school career, both on and off the basketball court. Donna is another of our young attractions who has added much to the success of the 1952 stage produc- tion for SHS. Donna is listed among the favorites of her classmates and associates, and has reached a high degree of success during her high school years. Phil seems to be doing alright for himself in the field of personality, too. His friendly, retiring manner acts much like a magnet in drawing friends to him. A favorite among the other performers, Shirley pos- sesses a warm, friendly nature and a special unaffected type of personality that belongs to her alone. Likewise George has just such a touch of individuality that makes him stand out in a crowd, and accounts for his popular- ity among the other students. Both of these young per- formers have reached high standards in the field of high school-life dramas. Queen Sally steps forward to receive a well-earned curtain call after a thrilling performance on -the SHS stage, Sally's friendly manner and her helpfulness make her a welcome addition to any activity in which she might participate during her high school years. Jim is another one of our hardwood heros to whom we are grateful for his part in the making of a successful hardwood season. 21

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The Backers ol Uur Show Mr. Loper not only aids SHS in every possible Way, but also helps support a good many Worthwhile projects attempted by the SHS students. As super- intendent of city schools, he assists in guiding the educational system in the proper direction. Mr. Loper holds a MA degree from Indiana University, and a B.A. degree from Oakland City College. He also attended Ball State Teachers College. As president of the school board, another of the important groups that are seldom in the spotlight, Mr. DePrez is kept busy seeing to it that the school system operates as smoothly as possible. Mr. DePrez will probably be the person to award diplomas to the graduating seniors at their graduation exercises, which will be their own grand finale. Mr. DePrez is a graduate of SHS. As treasurer of the school board, Mr. Parker has charge of the money af fairs connected with the SHS production for 1952. Because it takes money to put on any kind of a show, the budget and debt-paying must be taken careyof in the most efficient manner possible if the show is to be a hit. Another time that Mr. Parker played a similar role was in 1920, the year of his graduation from SHS, when he was assistant business manager of the Squib. Mr. Scofield, the secretary of the school board, has the duty of keeping the records pertaining to the board meetings, actions, and decisions.