Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Music Charms Us Frequently, our convocations are supplemented by an appearance of our Senior Robed Choir.

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Gonvocat ns Are Varied , V-Qezsiilw-'f,f,4f Z:-fsw:-zvvf.f,sagaamz-rise ' is was P52131 gi ' W , . i ??:'zQi'3 'H ,' -fr. .Aa ' ' -5- if . . , ' . . ?- Another break in the exferydav -,E , . activities is our general convocation fi programs. The H1-X sponsor ed a rinc Christmas program. as ,3i.,,,,.F x Q- 4 , Ame. ,W ,E . 1 1 l 1 l if Q3 eil Along with these scheduled programs, we enjoy varied con- vocations by professional enter- tainers such as the presentation of ulleauty and the Beastv. To the audience the Wooden char- acters were life-like as they moved and talked on the Stage. However, this picture taken during the performance may show you the intricate details that go into the make-up of a production of this type. Hi-Y lf you attend the basketball games, you probably check your hat and coat at the Hi-Y check- ing service. This is the chief rnoney making project of the Hi-Y club. After donating to de- serving charities the club uses its money for parties, dinners, and benefits for the school. Wlith the aid of their sponsor, Mr. Bass, the organization con- ducts very impressive Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter serv- ices for the students.

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We Like to at Note this everyday occurence when the noon bell finally rings. After a mad dash for the cafeteria is taken, one passing the line of starved students might overhear something like this: Golly, Yin starved! I thought that bell would never ringf, Miss Bodem and the Cooks certainly should receive their share of praise for the wonderful meals they prepare-who Wouldn't rush!! 8 5 li