Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Marilynn Mohler, Susan Kolkmeier, Roberta Gottlieb, Janet Stine, Shirli Cole, Ana Lou Willis, Carolyn Davies Row 2. Virginia Hites, Helene Brackinan, Marge Clay, Jan Sherritt, Juanita Read, Nina Lee Shull, Karlene Engllsh Row S. Mike Hinshaw, Hal O'Dell, Rich Applas, Bill Carney, John Kehoe. N TRYING to 'cfill the shoesv of the past yearbook groups the 1954 editorial and business staffs have collaborated to put their best foot forward in bringing you what they believe to be the finest Squib ever. Editor-in-Chief Make-up Eclitor Copy Editors Senior Editors 4 - 1954 Squib Susan Kolkmeier Shirli Cole Marge Clay Jan Sherritt Ana Lou Willis Helene Brackman Carolyn Davies Juanita Read Marilynn Mohler Organizations Activities Sports Karlene English Virginia Hites Rich Applas Bobby Gottlieb Nina Shull Janet Stine Mick Hinshaw John Kehoe Hal O,Dell SQUIB BUSINESS STAFF lCSPI'l'l'1 Au. those usual mishaps which no project is without, such as nearly inissecl cleacllines, retakes of pictures, and seemingly insufficient funds to meet hills, the staff proved that perseverance triumphs. I311.sim'.ss AIIINIIQUI' Phil Brown Coit Holbrook jim Law Assistant M u nu gcrs Pat Lawrence Sheila Siefert Dick VVeakley Publicity Bill Carney Mike Silhert Dick Trueb I'lwto,qrnphcrs 'l'ypi.s'1's Bookkeeper Artist Sponsors Norma lean Bennett jenny Nedderman Carolyn Rigshce Violet Strege john Mount Dick VVickline Miss Chcnoweth M r. Thompson Bow I. Mike Silhert, Carolyn Bigshee, jenny Neclclernian, Norma Bennett, Violet Strege. Dick Trueb. Row 2 Hill llart, Dick VVic-klinc, ,Inn Law, Pat Lawrence, Phil Brown, Sheila Siefert, Mr. Thompson, Coit Holbrook, john Mount, Dick XVcaklcy. L--W 5-2'?h 1954 Squib - 5 hen Cranddad was in high school teachers taught - and that was all - but in 'Skeeping pacev with changing times, teaching procedures have also varied. Now such a position entails a great deal more responsibility than the outmoded 3R75 to which educators strictly adhered in the one room brick schoolhouses. 6 - 7954 Squib l 5 3. -lg xwgi M, .- wrgm. Always seeking more information about their ,, 'Q , N ,Q mm-as X' W Wm community, our instructors visit local industries to discover how the town's needs are met. They direct extra-curricular activities, attend professional gutlierings, coach athletic events, supervise publications, and sponsor the many clubs and Orgimizurions. 1 .... ...LFT ,Ja 5 c 1 : 2 2. ll : . s . Q . 0 . 0 : : : 1 g s.c.n. 1954 squib - 7 ADMINISTRATION J. W. O. BRECK Superintendent j 1 A wg -I -I a maart 2 ' ' f , 3 - fffg, -1 Lg MORRIS DEPREZ Treasurer 1953 MABEL MONFORT Clerk MARCIARET CHAMBERS Attendance Worker 8 - 1954 Squib RALPH SCOFIELD PAUL DAVIS President, School Board Secretary Little do most of us realize how much our smooth, paved road to knowledge depends upon these apathfindersv who decide what steps are to be taken. LAWRENCE REECE Treasurer 1954 SUE K.Es'rER NELLIE STRAIT Assistant Clerk Nurse D01-iN SIPE WALTER FORT Speech Therapist Testing Director EIXIERSON BAss B. A., Ph. M. Central Nomial College University of Wisconsin Principal Senior Class XVILLARD DAY B. S., M. S. Franklin College I. U., Butler U. Assistant Principal IHS Principal Iiuzm-: Simpson B. A. I, U., Purtluc, Butler U. World Ilistory r 1 BIALCOLBI CLAY B. A., M. S. Kentucky Wesleyan Butler U. FACULTY COLDIE CRAIGE Indiana Central Business College Clerk . . i ,E E I. M. MCKEAND B. A., M. A. Hanover, I. U. Mathematics Track Freshman Junior Class English, Speech, Tennis Girls' Dean Sophomore Class Boys' Dean To the faculty goes the credit for getting us started out on the right foot and the even more difficult task of keeping us in stepf, CA7' sf lflllll Ml . I l I P Q' 5 Q2 s 'D Jaws,-Jef,-,,e 4 .Z X16 16.1 junior Class Assistant Boys' Dean BLANCHE Asrusv B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Commerce Senior Sunshine Arvrmm BARNETI' B. A. University of Michigan Biology, C01l'l,l Geography FRANK BARNES B. A., B. S. Wabash College Central Normal Physical Education Director fx if 1 PAUL BEVELHTINIER B. S. Butler University English, Football Baseball, S-Club, Freshman Basketball, Freshman 1954 Squib -9 5 FACULTY s ss, 2 5, .SIM ji-gsslie Boniiixr Evi-:RE'rT BROWN B. S. B. S., M. S. Purdue University Indiana University Home Economics Ball State Cafeteria Director Commerce Sophomore Sunshine Activities Treasurer Home Economics Club VAUCHN DRAKE M. L. IJAVIES B. S. B. A., M. S. Ind. State Teachers College Hanover College, I. U. History Freshman Football, IHS Basketball Machine Shop junior Class Adult Education RAY HINSHAW LonEN JOSEPH B. A., M. Ph. B. S. VVahash College Butler University University of NVisconsin Driving History, Football, Baseball, Basketball Forum S Louis KUHN l'IEHlIAN LANE B. A., M. A. B. A. Ind. State Teachers College Butler University Columbia, I.U. History English, Junior Class 10 - 1954 Squib AIAHION C1I11:Nowr5'1'1I B. A. Earlham Indiana University English, journalism, Senior Class, Squih and Courier it N A F, ,rb Xb IAN1-1 IDURRENBEHGER B. A., M. A. Indiana University Latin, Spanish lunior Class RUTH KEITH B. A. State Normal University of Michigan Mathematics junior Class E Doroms MCDONALD B. A. I.U., University of Wisconsin, Biology, Health, General and Freshman Sunshine Fimxus Cnrissizu B. M. Indiana University Ind. State Teachers College Edinhurg University lnstrzeme it l Music Band, Orchestra Mums Cnoss B. Ball State . 7 lfeogixxphy 1 . i fn Esriilzn KiNsi.EY B. A., M. A. Indiana University University ot' Michigan Economies, Civics, junior Class Cisonom Mooms B. A. DePauw University English, Junior Class cillikllli Nltltlltli li. A., B. I.. S. Un iw-rsity ol' Alahaina I'c-aliocly Librarian Sch Lihrary Club Bi i rv Cir 'ls 'XlAIt'l'IN SCIIULZ r IJ M. li., M. Nl. Norlliwc-stern College Yom-al Music EVA SWANSON B. A., M. S. I.U. English. Latin Book Club JOAN NORMAN B. A. Franklin College Ball State lloine Economies lloine Ee. Club Rox' RAY B. S., B. A. lucliana University Marion Normal Industrial Arts ,lunior Class as - lfrorn SHULL B. A., M. A. Central Normal Coluinhia U., I.U. General Science Safety Q 15 if LAWRENCE T1-roMPsoN B. A. Central Normal, I.U. Purdue U., Chemistry Physics, Mathematics, Senior Class and Squib jo1rN PAGE B. S., M. A. University of XVisconsin, I.U. Butler U.. Ilistory, Basketball, Football NIARTHA RHODES B. A. Franklin College Butler University English . f 'i THOAI xs STRAXVN B. S., M. b. Incl. State Teachers College Inclustrial Arts Enrrr-r XVILEY B. S. Ind. State Teachers College I.U., Butler U. Mathematics Jr. Red Cross FACULTY BIABEL Qurcc B. A. Earlhzun College English, IHS Draniaties Ili-:1ux1AN L. ROYER B. A., M. Ed., DePauw University of Cincinnati Mathematics Biology Senior Class , RW ff X 2 ' 'L xk .. NF 5 3 .als X . kv ti... RA1.1'u STUART B. A. I.U., Bultcr U. NVisconsin University Mathematics W nv. LORENA WILLIAMS B. S. DePauw U., John Herron Art School, Butler U., Art Junior Sunshine 1954 Squib 11 .P Sk -K :wing llPXYLll'll zmcl ctnwurcl. wc climlm thv social lzulclvl' to c'vc'1'wiclc11- ing fellowships zmcl zulvuncc in lmowlc-zlgc of ourselves, our follow mam anal 'tlu world about us. 12 - 1954 Squib .9 Stvps play am illlpoxlmlt part in am alvcrugv Slwilny High day. From ll1llStt'l'illg the stops in ll math prohlcm ull thc way down to lcurning thc' newest jittvrb111'g stvps during noon hour, wc dcrivv il svnsv of uccomplishmvnt. Qffg' j,,,,-,,- X43 ,ff sf i 1' 1 Q 0 2 Q 0 . ' . 0 s .?KoLKr1E'ER 1954 squib - 13 qr K fs 4 l -1 HONOR SOCIETY ' 34,41 I . 5 5 ul 19 SENIORS TI-IELINIA A. ALDRIDGE May Festival 3 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 G. A. A. 1 Love lights her way. Doius BENNETT May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Robed Choir 3 4 G. A. A. 1 2 Quiet and sweet DICK BISHOPP Hi-Y Club 3 4 Hi-Y Pres. 4 Looe that guy! 14 - 1954 squib 5,Coll Kehoe MARILYN ALLISON May Festival 4 Sr. Ann. Comm. 4 Prom Comm. 4 Sunshine 4 Wonder on wheels NOIIMA JEAN BENNETT May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 A touch of summer AN ToM BOYLE Sr. Ann. Comm. 4 S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 The cat's meow per cent. X ptly called the senior pacesetters, the 19 new members of the National Honor Society head their class in scholarship, citizenship, lead- ership, and character. To be eligible as a member, a student must be in the upper 25 per cent of his class and, from this group, the senior high school faculty selects 15 Row 1-Marilynn Mohler, Virginia Hites, Ianice Sherritt, Roberta Gottlieb, Marge Clay, Shirli Cole, Ana Lou Willis Row 2-Susan Kolkmeier, Nancy Taylor, Violet Strege, Lois Lemmon, Karlene English, Carolyn Rigsbee Row 3-Sandy Sirkus, Bill Latshaw, Coit Holbrook, Rich Applas, Phil Brown, John BILL AMOS S-Club 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 N. A. S. S. 3 4 Life is shortg so let's be gay. MARTHA BERRY Sunshine 3 4 C. A. A. 1 Home Ec. Club 1 2 Huntingdon, Tenn. H. S. 1 2 Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes PIELENE BRACKMAN May Festival 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 2 3 4 St. Mary's Academy 1 Blonde bombshell RICH APPLAS Squib Staff 4 S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 N. A. S. S. 3 4 This boy has plans. RON BIDDLE May Festival 3 S-Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Courier Staff 2 Big cut-up DELIGHT BROWN May Festiva 1 2 3 4 Concession Sunshine! 2 3 4 For Rob hoir 1 2 Delight-ful to know BONNIE AREHART S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Q. N. A. S. S. 3 4 0,15 ugridiro era i V PI-IYLLIS BINFOIID Office Work 3 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Her eyes must be from clreamlancl. KENNY BIIOWN Robed Choir 1 2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Small wander PACE SETTERS il STEPPING OUT 1954 squib - 15 SENIORS 16 - 1954 squzb Pun. BROWN S-Club 3 4 lli-Y Club 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 N. A. S. S. 3 4 Dlg that crazy man! EDNA CLEMI-:Nrs Anderson H. S. 1 2 Red hair and rosy cheeks LINDA COHTELYOU Prom Comm. 3 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Library Club 3 4 Home Ec. Club 2 3 4 Born to be kissed KARLENI-: ENGLISH Sen. Ann. Comm. 4 Squib Staff 4 Prom Comm. 3 g Su ne 1 2 3 4 4 Little fl with a big splas LAYUNNI-: Fiszar-:R May Festival l 2 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Library Club 1 Robetl Choir 2 3 4 Singing Stars 2 3 4 Stardust in her eyes BILL C XRNEY May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff -4 Hobed Choir 1 2 3 Boys' Glee Club 1 Watch the birdie! NILI: Cor-:Rs May Festival 2 3 4 F un -that's my goal in life. ,los A. CUTSINGI-:R May Festival 1 2 Band 1 2 Dance Band 2 Collectofs item HARl.ENE EVAIWA May Festival ll 2 3 Sunshine! U2' 3 4 G. A. 7.11 . f I .f ' ' I Kitten JOXNNA FI.A1'If:R May Festival 2 Band 2 Dance Band 2 Tech H. S. 1 At home in any setting Allhl CECIL May Festival 1 2 3 4 Prom Comm. 3 Boys' Clee Club 1 Football 1 2 Manager 1 2 3 4 1oe's Man F riday S1-I1RI.I COLE Squib Staff 4 Office Work 3 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Forum 4 Popularity plus CAROLYN D s Squib Sta Prom Co . 3 Foru H c. Club 1 4 If I my way lJICK EVANS Dance Band 1 Basketball 1 Courier Staff 4 Sharpie BARBARA CoouRIcH May Festival 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Library Club 1 3 Home Ec. Club 2 Heart of gold STEPPING OUT DARLENE LARK May Fest al 1 2 3 4 Prom C . 3 Concessio 4 A Sunshine 2 3 4 Dance Ba 2 3 Short as eam ERNIE CONRAD May Festiv 1 2 3 4 RbedChoi 1234 sketball 1 o K I 3 venture is my business. KENNY Dow Football 2 Ml Strictly business SHARLA EvANs May Festival 1 2 3 Office Work 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Home Ec. Club 1 2 3 4 The best things in life are free. BOBBY G0 . May Fe ' 1 2 3 4 Squib aff 4 ' PWDIUKCOHIIII. 3 -Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Big things come in little packages. MARGARET CLAY May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine l 2 3 4 Forum 3 4 Charming and clever Rose MARIE COOPER May Festival 2 3 Concessions 4 Sunshine 2 3 4 G. A. A. 2 3 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Country lass LARRY ECKSTEIN Way Festival 1 2 Prom Comm. 3 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Book Club 3 4 Track 1 2 M usical demon I ANET FAIR vlay Festival 1 2 3 I Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 G. A. A. 1 2 N ewfoundlund bound BILL l'lAll'I' Squib Staff 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Fonim 3 4 Robed Choir 3 4 Cross Country 4 M r. President 1954 squib - 17 S E N I O R S LINDA HASECUSTER Office WVork 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 G. A. A. 1 Home Ee. Club 2 3 4 She gleams with mischief. MICK HINSI-IAW S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Forum 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Wabash, here I come. M ARIANNE s May Festi 3 Sunshine 3 4 Libra ,1 2 s laughing WILMA KEPPEL May Festival 1 2 3 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chatterbox CHARLES LANE A quiet man, but quite ll mdn 18 - 1954 Squib RICHARD E. HAWN Hi-Y Club 4 Basketball 1 Track 2 3 4 Courier Staff 4 Track man VIRGINIA HITES Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Robed Choir 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Singing Stars 2 3 4 Teen-age nightingale JoI-IN KEHOE S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 N. A. S. S. 2 3 4 As a senior should be ROSEMARY KINCAID Courier Staff 4 Rambling Rose ' BILL LATSHAW S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 N. A. S. S. 3 4 He knows what he wants. STEPI-IAN HENDRICKS May Festival 2 Robed Choir 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Quiet quality Corr HOLBROOK Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Book Club 3 4 Baseball 1 Of peace and books PHIL KELLEY May Festival 1 2 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Forum 4 Robed Choir 1 2 3 Golf 4 Life of the party JIM KING Basketball 1 Courier Staff 4 Comet,' JIM LAW S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Golf 4 N. A. S. S. 3 4 Destined for success RANDALL HENDRICKSON MAURICE HERNDON May Festival 1 2 Robed Choir 1 2 Boys' Clee Club 1 Altar-bound RONALD HOWELL Man of brains lV1AR1vqN KELSAY May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sr. Ann. . 4 Conc Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2'N Blonde cmdgutiful 5. SUSAN KOLKMEIER Squib Editor 4 Concessions 4 Forum 3 4 Robed Choir 1 2 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Law-abiding citizen PAT LAWRENCE May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Robed C oir 2 3 4 F ust! Fairland 1 2 3 Late comer GARY HUTCHENS Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Football 2 3 4 Courier Staff 4 Heis a big-g man PAT KENNEDY May Festival 1 2 3 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 2 3 Carroller BILL KREMER S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 4 N. A. S. S. 2 3 4 H e's a big leaguer JERRY LAWSON Hi-Y Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Courier Staff 3 Always on the go Lois l..EMMCb1 May Festivy 1 2 3 Prom Corgm. 3 Sunphinf 1 2 3 4 Fo up 3 4 tier Staff 4 fi o e trotter Tom MARTIN Courier Staff 4 Don't fence me in. IVAHILYNN MouLI-:R May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Office Work 3 4 Book Club 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Muslcal Miss Eou MULLI-:N Cross Country 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 S-Club 4 Robed Choir 2 3 4 T is for talent. PAT PAGE May Festival 3 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 3 4 Robed Choir 3 4 Singing Stars 3 On the banks of the Wabash LINDA LEWIS May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 3 4 G. A. A. 1 2 Courier Staff 3 Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Mtxc MCCLAIN May Festival l 2 3 Baseball 1 Golf 2 3 Boys will be boys. lfos MoN-rcounmf May Festival 1 Basketball 1 2 Ladies' man BILL MURRAY Hi-Y Club 1 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Go west, young man, go west. SELINIA PETTIES May Festival 2 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Home Ec. Club 1 2 3 4 Popcorn gal hlARY KAY Lux May Festival 1 2 3 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Robed Choir 2 3 4 C. A. A. 1 2 3 4 I like the wide open spaces. LOIS MCDANIEL May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Singing Stars 4 A light heart lives long. CI-IAIILI-Ls h1ORCAN Courier Staff 4 Excuses, always excuses .KENNY NEDDERMAN May Festival 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Office Work 4 Concessions 4 Home EC. Club 1 2 3 4 Lovely to look at FRANK PHILLIPS Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Courier Staff 4 A tower of strength ST BILL MANN S-Club 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Terrific at tennis OLIVER McELRoY Hi-Y Club 4 . A smile is his ticket. JOHN MOUNT May Festival 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Hi-Y Club 1 2 Scottsburg H. S. 1 2 Work before wit HAL O,DELL Squib Staff 4 S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 N. A. S. S 3 4 The taller they come, the harder they fall. WAYNE PLATI' May Festival 1 2 3 Robed Choir 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Tennis 1 How tall is tall? EPPING OUT BILLMARTIN Baseball 3 Track 2 Courier Staff 3 F or whom the bell tolls JIM MEADOWS Hi-Y Club 4 Courier Staff 4 Q 0 And away we go PA'rrv MoUN-r Office Work 3 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Home Ee. Club 4 1 f you're looking for fun BILL Ocmszn ' Track 1 An .Englishman through and through CHARLES RAY Piucs Baseball 1 2 3 4 ..c,:uck,. l954 Squib - 21 SENIORS DAVE RAMSEY' A 'fx A' May Festival 2 3 S-Club 4 Boys' Clee Club 1 Basketball 1 Football 1 8 4 Listen to him' roar! ' lVlAU'RICE SCHEFFLER Hi-Y Club 4 ' ' Football 1 213 54 Manager 4 , Old M acDonald had a farm. NINA LEE SHULL May Festival 2 3 4 Concessions 4 Squib Staff 4 Sunshine 1. 2 .3 4 There's no substitute. 1 ' 1 V' N. l VIOLE .S'rRiBqE',' Squibrgtlhfh 41 Conc ssions 4' Sunqlyine if 2 4 ' Band 1 2 . G.NA.A. 1 as 4 A Spice oj,life ' BILL TLCHENOR Hi-Y Club 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Football 1 Courier Staff 4 Greatest show on earth 22 - 1954 Squib JUANITA READ May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Squib Staff 4 Courier Staff 3 A friend to all KATHRYN SCHNEIDER May Festival 1 '2 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Forum 4 G. A. A. 1 2 3 Yell Leader 2 3 4 Petite and peppy SHEn.A SEIFERT May Festival 1 2 3 4 Squib Staff 4 Concessions. 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Robed Choir 2 3 Foot loose and fancy free Bon TAGGAHT May Festival 3 Courier Staff 4 News Hound DICK TRUEB S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 4 Fomm 4 Track 1 2 3 4 N. A. S. S. 3 4 Mad Scientist RAY REEDY Manager 1 2 Science Club 1 Somerset, Ky., H. S. Southern gentleman TOM SCHNEIDER Hi-Y Club 4 Baseball 1 Football 2 A fellow to remember SANDY SIRKUS S-Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 Forum 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Let the rest of the world go by. NANCY TAYLOR May Festival 2 3 Sunsh'ne 2 3 4 Foru 3 4 G. A 2 3 4 Yell cler 3 4 Vi or and vitality! JACK TULEY Jake CAROLYN RIGSBEE May Festival 1 2 3 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Singing Stars 3 4 Spreader of sunshine JOHN SCHOENTRUP May Festival 1 2 3 Hi-Y Club 4 Basketball 1 2 Racing is my game. InA SOSBE Library Club 4 C. A. A. 1 2 3 4 Courier Staff 3 Keeper of the hooks CURTIS THOMPSON Hi-Y Club 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 4 Coral Cables, Fla. H. 1 2 Some cook! r2 NJ U!! G EVA ' ll VE P g C 3 tr. 1 4 B 1 Y l 3 4 ,, , ,g ESTHER ROBERSON May Festival 1 2 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Robed Choir 4 G. A. A. 1 2 3 4 Home EC. Club 2 Be-bop kid JAN Sl-IERRITT May Festival 1 2 '3 4 Squib Staff 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 3 4 Dance, ballerina, dance JANET STINE May Festival 1 2 3 4 Squib Staff 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Forum 2 3 4 Robed Choir 2 3 4 There's music in her eyes. CARROLL E. T HURSTON Hi-Y Club 4 Courier Staff 4 Patty-cake JOHN VAN WAY Bull's eye STEPPING OUT t' vo' Aff 90? Hg- 'HM ii' 'X 'iv' 'Qui' lv' QF? .V 1 scar Rn O l954 Squib - 23 ENIQRS 24 - 1954 Squib jon: WALmcoE'rrEn lllgj Oglllx. STEPPING our May Festival 3 Sunshine 3 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Columbus H. S. 1 2 Sparkle plenty 10N WEBSTER Hi-Y Club 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 ily b 3 4 Choir 3 4 Smooth stepper BAHBARA WELLS May Festival 1 2 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 ws X 'r Bon WEAKLEY . 3 4 - Under the spell DICK WICKLINE Squib Staff 4 Prom Comm. 3 Dicx WEAKLEY May Festival 1 Squib Staff 4 Concessions 4 Courier Staff 3 Modem mystery ANA Lou Wn.L1s Squib Staff 4 Prom Comm. 3 Forum 3 4 .,.-T 2 Hobed Choir 1 213 4 Singing Stars 213 4 Gentle Annie If Courier Staff 4 Hi-Y Club 4 N In Home Ec. Club 4 Baseball 2 3 4 - Football 2 3 U in the clouds Channing and easy to Another Rembrandt like Rocnn W1i.L1s LARRY WILSON M uw KAY Yoman Hi-Y Club 3 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4 May Festival 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Prom Comm. 3 - - Concessions 4 -V, - - Sunshine 1 - - Robed i 4 A swell fella! Man of distinction St ngel 1954 Squib - 25 Jumons 26 - 1954 squfb Hour l-NVilma Yodcr, Dorcas Anderson, Mary XVcavcr, Bcvcr- ly Muir. Mary Franc-cs NVood- ruff. Row 2--lanct Ash, Marcia Chor- ry, Marilyn Yarhcr, Mary Alicc XVillis, Dixic Knight, Sharon W'ucllncr, Lynda We-bb. Row 3-Janis Casc. Bill McDon- ald, Pets- Martin, Milton McCa- lip, Rose-imiry Sc-lmdcr. Row 4-Montc Hitchcock, Mar- vin Hawkins, Dan llannnond, Phil McLanc. iff Hou' l-Ruth Ann Smith, Ida Simmons. ,Iackic Turner, Millie Simpson, Monna Strcct, Susic Smith, Linda Tungatc. Row 2-Sharlcnc Goodwin, Maddy XVright, Ianc Van NVay, Aili-nc St-hlick, Amclia Stuart, Niola Sicfcrt, Shirley Stcphcns. Row 3-Richard Lawson, Floyd XVilcy, Davc Eads, Don Treslcr, Billy Tungatc, ,lim YValton, Phil Fishcr. Row 4fFloyd Thurston, Marlin Triinncll, XVillic W'ilson, Jim Ty- ner, jim Ballard, Richard Ray. 'ik Hou: l--lcrry Suc Oshornc, Phyl- lis Rigdon. Janice Richardson, Kay Mohli-r, Nadinc Nading, Alicc Murphy, junc Rouse. Blar- ioric l,ill'lS. Ilnff' 2-Caryol McCollcy, Caryl Mullcn, Bi-th Mount, YVanda Richardson, lilizahcth Miles, Virginia Mclianicl, Mary Lou- ise- llahc. How' 3--lcrry Sandcfur, Don SQ-him-sz, ,Icrry Portcr, 'lim Spind- lcr. llnsscll Pratt, Tom Pearson, Tom Rohhins. Hour 4-Billy Simpson, David Sollcr. ,loc Stuckcr, john Rcccc, Bc-rin-ll Richardson, Ray Pilk. Hou' l Nlalrllm Collins, Sllvilgi Collim. lfrloai Colmli, l'c-ggyGr:1- llillll. llc-H-rly l ilZj.f1'I'illll. Vir- Lfllllilcllilfli.Sll1ll'HllclTRlll.f. limi' 2- --loam Ific-lcls, Nlnry Kilnzoulwrs, I5an'lmral lullls. lxuy I 4-rl:-mano. lily l vrlc-num, Maury Ano lylllllllll, lloln-rlzl lliivis. lion' IS Hill llilvlu-on-k, Alim Ful- lvr, Billy bloc- Kc-llc-y, Holm Gull- ilj1lH'l', slllll llzuomoml, jolm Kau'loirm-. ,lurk lilkins, .lov llzlr- lun. lion' bl Tom Kl'm-xvlx, llzilpli Clrillilln, Huy liwim-lc, Pail Kc-lion-. l'aml C21-in-st. 'yjff limi' I Nun-3' Lzimlwm-rla-n. Sum .Io Lux, ,loam lIilSSlIlj.fl'I', Kurvn IA-vl. Xlxirilyu Kla-insclnnifll, llu'x1'rlv llllllSl!ll. lion' 2 ll:-mfr' Ksmlll, Sllll'll'y I,-vrka-y. Sluirli-y Km-Ili-y, Carol lllllblvli, Pnl llals1'1'llsh-r, Nlury Ilznlv, Xlurtlm llnlv, Sllilfflll lluls- mam, lion' I3 Nlairxio NIul.:liu-, Dick Nlc'N1'1'ly, Alsivlx Nlvllilllivl, Bill Xlvzois. .lion Nlm-Kiom-y, Daiw- Inu. lion' I Cfluanlm-s f,lilIj.fl'l', Kvilll Nl4'l,4-oil, llic-llaml Xloorliz-sul, .lion Nlilvs. liolm NIVN1-w, Bill Xlllflx. .A, I4 Hoff' l Maury Kay llaulslmslc-li, lllllll .Nun H1'Illll'tt, Kay Arm- xlrozig. Doris liollovk, Pali limi- lioiil. lion' 2' Slxirla-3' l5ao'll4-lt. Bair- lmrn lion-l. Nlznry Allrml, Hose-- Illilff' Hranunznga-l, llanrlvm- Bank:-r, XYill:l -lo llill'l'll'lilfWV. lion' 53- ,lim lJl'lllll'l'l'. Holm KIr.om-r. K1-o Corfl, Cvorgc' ll2ll'j.fI'l'. lllICl1lyfl2ll'f. Kvnny Col'- Ivy, -lm-lc f:lIlll'llN'y. Hou' -1- Hill Ilugzui, Slvw- Hrmvn, Curl llowi-rs, Slauilvy HULIIIV.llllllf:KHllS1Hl,l,llll lirmwl- lou-. Curl Clnwoocl. Paul llogv- mano. STEPPING UP 1954 Squib - 27 Hou' l-Cl:u'zz lzirrvll, Maxim' llnll, Nl':i'uc-lla Yoimgmzm, Lili- lmy Rowc'..l'1:1m-t Xlillvr, Kiltie' Ivi- lrivs, llc-v4-rly l,AlIlllX'I'f. Hfw' 2fK'11'L'l Six, Hosalliv Mm-ks. lCll11 Nlurl liy, Noritzl Siv- fc-rt, Suv Killll-lllllll, Anita Row- sc .'. Naziicx' Voc. Hoff I3--Cary Oslmornv. llowurml Rilulvlc-, Cwrl Swc-vt, Cluu-lc-s Clark, Hill Thompson, Alolmny C:1im'lmvll, llc-ruiv Huy. Row 4fL l'Y'j'SL'l1fJlt,'llt'Kl Nlaum. lmflly NYoo.l1':. bl in M4-gvrlo, Dia-lc Y ri llolsol, Clvrlc-s l'iL'kvll, l ffl Toi- L 'fry Xll'C1lll1D. ik Ilo':' I-Sliirlm-5' Xlinor, wluzmiln Morrison, Sll1l'0'I Lusk, Sliirlvy L' y, l' i L1-vt, Swcli-in Klvinsclu- mirlt li 'y Loc-i, Sliirlvy NIL-Kay. llfvfv 3-Rlltll A111 Ki-ph-y, Bm'- vrl ull' Xla-N4-xv, l5ni'ln1x'al Kulm, Pall L ic stvr. Curolyn Kurmirv. C'lo1'i1 Lowc, Cnrolyn Kviffc-r, Poroiliy Nigli. Row I3-Holm l'iL-lwtt. Stow- Nucl' ing. Ulvri Nil-lu-I, lnrry l'lmr1-s, lllllll Xlc-lim-r, .lim Pliillips, CI1-:rlvs Nloorv. limi' Il-llotmim' Xlitcllvll, cllK'llll l.lc'yf':'s,-I1-x'1'x' Nloorv, ,lim Alf'1lIlS. l,i'l,llKl Nil-klf-s. ik Hour 1-Doris Clcincxits, Suz- zmm- Com-rs, Anne-ttv llvllc-lmmp, Arlim- Downvy. Marilyn llcn- nctt, Lincln Crosliy, Slmron Do- vcr. Betty Critsvr. Row 2-Myra lliclcllv. Donna Balm-r, Nl1lTll'l1t' Burm-s, lillllfil Bcwmctt, Amis' Ilrvck, Zoo Coop- vr, Fiutli Alford. Ilwf I3-Duzmc BI'llllIN'l', Artllur Cowins, jim Doclcls, Alam Cof- fin, Hola AllSD1lllf.fll. Dzlvicl Clupp, Holm Bishop. Hou: 4f'loy Bc-rry, .lim liolcs, -lolm Bornliorst, Sta-plum Cocrs, ,lim Asli, Iluvid Bun-lmmui, Clmrlvs lJl'lIl2ll'l'1', limi' I- Nlury l'l:nlt1. C.ui'nlyn llill, I,m-ill4- -ll'll1'l'll'S. l':ill3' lcll- nis, Slmrun llolupp, Sumlrzl Imu-S, limi' 2 Xlzirilyn llalrcliiig, l,1rl'- viii' MAL, llvlm -lmws, lluiiimlai llflllIll'N, lliuiiim llalllmn, f,lmi'- lulle- llmgm' l'lill lvislvi' llvll' fl fiilrj' llvwill, liulv Ki iii, l.'u'ry' Killvli, Iiilly' lloplxiiis, l44'u'uy' l.m'4'll, llm- l,!IlllXX1'l'll'll, fI1ni'lXlc-Iiniuivl. limi' 'l--'ll-ml llurlwim. llif-lx lxim-, lim C.:mll:lglu'i', f.:u'm-l 1.411111-s, -lun Xlvlxf-mul, C-airy blmws. llzly- imniml Nl:-llamivl. X, .A , M limi I Sannlrai Olillmm, Vir- ginian Qliivli, Nl3l'lllll llolwlls, Xlllx Plains llusim Xlulu lin 4 . ,, ,. , 4' lmrai llulu-rls, limi' 'Z limmim' Xlvgi-rlf-, Cf.u'ul- yii liivlw, l':ll lluim-yy Ili-xc-i'ly Nlauys. llulli Xlauiiiing. filll'l'l4' l'op1', Naiiivy Uslmrmx limi' fl -.Iulm xvlllllljlll, Hill Smillu, 'ibm NYrigllt. Xlilw Sul- livaiii, llivlx XYisi', 'limi Tull, l,:ni'i'y Sumlmzni. limi' l Xlilw Sillu-rl, lyillll . . , , . S:-llllflm-ii, Alaiinvs Holm, llIl'll- :urcl 'lvll1'1lllillll, -lim Spa-.ug Cr-111' Saxmlc-i'sun, Cf-L-il Rlmfli-s. Km:- nvlli Svxlmi. ,IL I4 limi' l SlllZllllH'Slill1', Xl:n'1.Zall'4-t 'l'm-lwlg Nlznry' 'l1ll4'lil'l'. l.imlal XY4-iulxs, Nlaxry jam- Sllilslms, Alam- iw' Slllllll. juyva- Xlillx-r, fllalclys XYilli:mis. limi' 2 Xlanry lluswll, SllSl4'S1ll'- riiiglizulx. Kzmm llvlllllllllvlll, l'iliA xailwlli luck:-r, .llllly Slllllll, xlllfllyll flunpm-l', lllillllil Klnlu-l, In-:in :Kim Asli. limi' S3 hlllllllll' limlvn, Hull Coll-, -I4-fry lluyl. lfrauilx -Il'll4'l'll'S. Ilmmlal Ilmv, -laiclx Frost. Ilauiny lfux. lm' Cfi'oslw5'. lim: fl limi Brown, llalnny' I nx, f:l'lll'jLl' l'1ill'llllllLI, llrilw cilHYlll'l'll, lyillll l,ig.1lllluol. STUMBLING ALONG -Q 1 wl -. A 1954 squfb - 29 FRESHMEN sw f W 30 - 1954 squib Huw l-Phyllis Carricn, Rosa- monml Clark, Sanclra Boring. Mary Ash, Nlarilynn Brooks. Martha Baatl. Lnann Bolalio, Crm-g Corcl. Rau' 2--Rnlvlmy Baatf. Nancy Banslmack, Alien- Chanvy, -Ianvl Brilvv. Anna Nlariv lirannagvl, Lincla Cm-rs, Dm-lnrvs Balm-r. Bvvcrly Colo, Rox livclflvy. Huw' Sgllarrx' Burgess, Chzirlm-s Colm-, Fri-rlcliv Anspangh, -Inn Curr, .lc-rry llartlvtt. Dun Carr, NVaynv llarrii-lqlow, .lorry Bvn- nvlt. Huw 4-Eclwarml Arlanns, Larry Baker, Frm-clcliv Ashhrnok, Elini llarnvtt, Earl Anclcrs, Dan Hass. llicharcl Carle-y. Bob Amos. iff Hua' ISIN-ggy Sanclclnr, Lincla Pruitt, joy Oltnlan. Anna Hancl- nlpll, .Inanita Sta-vc-urs, Daryl llohinson, joym' Rc-inholcl, .loan Spincllc-r, Run: 2-janic-v Hogn-rs. Patty Roth, -loann Scott, Ina Spnrling. Xlarioriv SL'l1c'fflc'l', Nancy Simp- son, Carolc Sanrlm-fnr, Phyllis O'- Bannan. Huw 53-Gwynn-th l'np4-, In-rry llattvrson, Larry llnsh. Clvncln Sullivan. Darrc-ll She-nm-man. llllllllllil'SlIl'1ll'0I',,l0ll Stilr-S, Clcnsr Rin-lrarclson. limi' 4-Olis Robinson, Dvlva Spnrlin, Dan Ramsey, Ste-vc Sul- lcr. Larry Smith, Don lla-x1Ll1'ic-lv son. Row 5-john Nancrt, L1-wis Sharp, Daw- Oshnrnv, 'll-rl Stronp, Ci-m' Sm-ntl. linh Staals. il? Huw l-Bill Nlcllonalcl. l'al Nlarnlis, Barbara My-Cnirv. Rita Mag:-v, Barhara Kvnt. Nlary Nic' Carly, ,lack Nll'lJlIi:liy. Hour 2v'l'nclcl Kuhn, Norma law. l lsy Xlohr, Alum' Nlowvry. Clara Snc' Long. llaiiy Martin, Cary Long. Rim: 23-Clary Kantslxy, Rnssvll K1-lsay, Frank Mnllvn, Alan Mann, Dan NIL-Neely, Paul M4-ans, Dennis Lawson. Row 4-Larry Kuhn, Roger Knarr, Runnin- Kc-ttler, XVilliam Knight, jim MCMiCl1ac-l, Earl Lanc'astc-r, Karl Nlontgoincry. Wim we 5? Q sw . R as 4 xl xx Q 15 I Q xx lv 3 E 5 W is ii Q 5 S X X 3 Q Q X Q - .KM vw 4 r .- f I .3141 2, ' - gf szf if fi H14 , A 5 1, , x R I K A MMS JUNIOR HIGH 32 - 1954 squib lfou' lfl'nl Wilkins, Huylv Wiokliff, N1-vu Snydvr, Dall:-ml Stronp. lI1nr2 .Indy Snmtln-rs, Nlnrguro-t l'lm-mu-nts, M1-lhn llnsm-ll, .lm-nn Sund- vrs, .lunvt Sm-mhh-r, Hut- Snnrlin, Minn Snwltzln-y. Virgin- I'4-ttim-rs. Mzlry l'lntt. .lutly 'l'nv1-y. llnrlmrn IIurnlin::. Ih-va-rly Lzxnv. If1m'3fSll1- Lnlnlu. Msvy linmlwin Lnrry Lannhert. Uhnrln-s Zu-iuls-r, lion- ultl K4-nm-sly. Store- Svlmtl. llnnaltl Kr-ntnn. .linnny .l:u'kohs, Iiill Linvillo-, lmvitl Kuhn. lhnmie- llit-lmrnlson, .lm-k Kr:-hs, Carol litliillfll, l'hyllh4 .Inns-s. kmr 47Snru Spindlo-r. lmnnu Mv- t':1rty, Putty Martin. Num-y Willinmn. lwurl Anlhy, Shirlt-y l'1-mllm-turn, .lutlith 'l'tlrns-r, lionniv Milla-r, .iunn Morris, Wnnnith Brown. illllllll l'm:4-. .Iullll Tvnnm-ll, Lynn l't-nrsnn. Nunvy Stinv. Ifntr I---.Indy But:-s. Knrolyn Ibvlhnm. liurlmra Griffith. Il:-vo-rly Martin. llosah-0 Ash. Marin-ry liniln-y, Shumn Mt-l'ulip. I?01n2-Nancy Ilintt, .lnnv All:-n. 3Ifllll'f'l'l'l Mzilmffvy. Snntlru Mt-N4-w, Shirlvy lmvis, Alhvrtu linkvr. Inm- :s-nc' I-lm-k, Shurnn Hopkins, Ls-nn Hurt- lf-tt, Ilxununu Ln-1-. llrcndn llrnwn, Normal Jenkins, Hove-rly Lumh. How 3 Leo ANN:-1-ly, Lurry Guin:-s. William l'on4l4-r. lie-orgv lfox, lloh Frost, .Inn Hoyt. .lilnlny Ile-n1l4-rson. Ilnhurt Hrt-1-nhuru. llit-hurt! Wvtniuht. Ilolzind Stine, lf:-lix lla-gs-rle-. 'Tommy Thurston. .lim Waits. Ili:-hursl Xivhul- mn. Gs-no Vorlf-y. Vnrl lluruvr. Row 4 .lim lizlrga-r. l':n1l llnffnmn. llziviul llnas, llny Hrulnnm. .luhn Haml- nlph. llnvitl l'n-mllvttm. Lurry 'Fowm-. llolu-rt Snmll-rsnn, .lim lirown. Fra-nl l'lttyt.on. .lov Gish-Il, llulwrt Pvrkins. llnlmrt lint-kll-y. .lim Linvillt-. lfllllllj' l'o4' Hou' l-Phyliss l'o-rry, llurhnru Ah- llnirm-, lil-tty Jn-ffrie-N, .lla-4-in llulhvr- stmlt. Put Slim-. .lnlin Woodruff. l':1l llurlnn, Ilnrlm-no 'l'ln-ulmlti, lfnu' Zfliffin Knstvr. liurlulru l'Iwin-k. ltixiv ll:-n4lri1'ks. i'nt I'ntt1-rsnn, Shur- Tvn Luv:-. Ilnhy lin-llc-y. Nlurlu Volt-. lim'- :-rly livaltty. llllllltll liuwn-rs, 'Pho-lmzl lwxrtlnng, 1 :trol tiwlwl. Saunlrn Shit-hlx. Lintlal Allllry. Hou- 3-Xlnryin Pruitt. Iiurl Lnwmn, Jitn Nivlmlsult. llnn Z1-ll. Xlilvre liivhf ami. Ii:-nne-th lhlyln-ss, l.nwr1-m-o- llnral- ing. lmh- Smith. Mt-rn-ulith tiurlitvh, Iuhn liaulshau-Ia. Allnn ll:-nw-fin-hl. Quorum- Stnlllrs, llill Ilzlss. linrry Smith. Nun' 4 llalviul lin.-s, lluinlin- lluthvr- furwl. Tony Vnltgn-1'. l':lnl Smith. 'l'InlrA nmn Hurkvr, llit-lvrlrl llnwkins, lmlnllul Willianns. Martin 1:01.-lwr. lmwvll Animas. 'l'4.'ln llztrsling. llill Ilnrlow. Hola Juni-s. Hun I I r1-1I:l l Is-1-nf-r. ,Ivy-v Ilill. Ih-In-rlp Im-In-r, I.lmIu Amlls. Mlmlral I'IIllmul. lin-Hy I-'ull'-r, .IllIY:lm1 'Salim-N. lin-u-rly lln-I-I-nxt:-r, Xlnrllm llnlu-rum, Namjn Slnfmnll .Ing IIIII. Ihm 2 Slmrmu llr.1lnsnn,.I:xm-I Vrnm-Il. I'lInImA Ilvlllmlll, Xurmn Uillinm-. IH' Imrnlu Smut. l.hflm:u Mulih. I'r:um-4-5 llllmuu. Ivimm l'mI1-rumul. .Il-:m Nvl -fm. Sumlrn lluln-Vls. Kun-n Ilirwln zum-r. I'I1,vIIIN Ilnll. I.'m: II ,Inm-I Sli'-r., In-xv Ilx I 4-un-Il, Yurilm Ilvurj. I':uII,I IIIm. . ,luvxvv XII- Imnia-I l':ull,x Mllvp, Xlnry I.1Ivn, I.ln1l:u Ilvlmx l'uH1 Vritwr. Immun Z4-ll. lim: I I'f1l4Ilu- ll:-uill. 151-rilld Sim lmrx-, .Invk Nm-I, lmlmy Ifivm. Imll- Ifnlr. II:-ml:-ll Ihre-xx, Lurrp ,luv Ibufhls. 'lkmllnlx l'In-rm-, .Ivrrp WIN-, liw-lmvllu Slnvpxlrsl, liin-'mral I'e-tlit, Ih-:1-r Xivlml ul. l,n,xInn Hiflvn. lhm'3 .luv Ilmlsuu. Ilurry Iflupl. 1-ufx XI:-Vnrlp. .II-rrj III-umm. .lvrrg S illlmm. Ihuln-rl Wrlulml. Stu-plu-I1 sl:lI4.-n. Hur! IialllI'mnn. I'lmrIn-5 Xlvliin nm liill llvimulm, Ilnlmp Y:lrIu-r. Ifxf l.'uu I lluhhlx XIMZ. Ill-Hn-rl IloIwl'l-. Ilmmh- Slu-nr:-r. Larry lbw.-uw. liuil IM-nxvr. Sm' Smith l.in1In Smith. Num Smllln, I,imln Slim-, .In-rrj Wurhlv. llill 1-rm-Ill.-I-, I'IniI lh-nfurtlu, limi' 2 Anmvlln- II:-mlvr-lm. Sm- XI:- Ilomllfl. Ynnm-tlv Sirkun, l':ll 'l'hump -un, Vlnnrlulll- All-Hulirv, Nlihln-sl NI.- :1-rlv, I.nIs M1-X1-4-IA. ,lo-wvl Smith. In-nj 'I'Imrelam, I.imIn NI1-Rau. lin-lynn llw-vm-,.I1nI3 Wnuvlvr. 4'nruI.xn All-lillirv, Num-3 Hriffith limi' II Ilnrry Smith, .II-rry Smillx. llivlmrui XII-rri4-Ii. livlmu-III lirunl, lion nil- W:-zlklngx. Iilvkh- Ynrlwr. Imll- IM-nwr, .If-ft' Six, Hill..-rl Iluil:-5, Ile, Iwrl Vuulvll--N. l,:lrr5 Ilvnlly, .lulm llmlv, Jun 4r,Imrm-, Sh-plan-u Xluln-rlp. Ilill IP:-Iluwk, Iwlmi- Minus. S11-pl:-'11 Ntvllw. Ili'-Imrnl II4-nm-ll. lfmr I Ilnbe-rl Alford, Wnjm-'I'1lvk1'r. llulu llmlm-, l'Iuilip 'l'Inmgx. llxlrp Wu-Ile. IIHI lluhm. 'I'uln lion.-, Ilulvlnj Nu-xlum, l'lulIip Xllluuw. Ile-nn Nllvm-nmn, .lulm Splw-uvl. .Ivrrp Sli:-rs. .lim Xlmnlgmm-ry. Morris llulu-rum. Harp IH-Ilil. Ilulmj Sullnr. Ilulmlv Nlivrs. YA Ifuu I I':mI:1 Iluuxlull. lhmniu- lhlrk wr, I,imIu Aullq, Sm- ,Irl--nv II-fnimm. Sully lhalvln-, Slnirls-lx .MIL Xlnry liamlx. Xlurlvm- Ih-vmvlll l r:lll1'4'-Vzlilu-. Iillwl Knlm. I.ImI:u liuim--. .lnuil-1' HUI4-Ilvr. Snllllru .Irma-N, lmu 2 Numlru Amln-r nm. IH-11:5 1'lnrII. linen I.:-1-. Num-5 .lu Ilnmlj. I'nllln Iiny .lunv-. Xlnry I.:-1-. Slmrun II'-nnvll. 4':lruI1- Ifif-Ivls, .Klum Hmm-rx, .lmly Iiniulul. .lnnivv llllm-rn-k. .lmlillu II:-en-r. ,Ilivv Ilnlfivlfl. Imrlvm- IJ-I flvr. Shnrnll II:-4-kla-3, 4'Il:lI'ln-lu' IK:-nv Iivl. 4':ntIlo-rim- I-'vanilla-rslmn-, Immm Ill-llimzu-r, ,Inna-I IIn1I:I1-,x'. Ifuu II Imxi-I I-'ulle-r, I,:urr5 Ilnh-Iain -mn, timnruu- I.nmIna-rlvn, Ilnrry III-Q -fllnrm-L. M1-Ixin Hriffillu, .lulm lhxss. .I--fl' III-rrg, .Iim .hulls-, Ima, Xlzlj-. Ilullrll Almw, lCI4'Imr4I I-Imui-, Hr:-gory l uuI. Vllllrlvn I,1m1lv-ss. tiillwri Nivklu-S. Hun I I.nrr,x Ilillu-m-, .limmiv llnrfl in. Ihylu-rt I,n-sllu-, 4'lmrh-- liysnr. l.:lrrp Ilv--k, Jimmy I r:IuII. 'I'nmm.x Marlin, IIIII3 Vanzlln-Aw, .lulm llrnnl. .Iulm l'. IIvI'rvz, I'ullI Infl'r1-z. l'ImrlwN llnrm-ll. Imjlv I'Imm-lx, llill IH-II:-knmp, lP4lIIZIl1I IIu:nn. Ii.-nm-II: l.xluNm, JUST CREEPING 1954 squib - 33 Il thcir tocsu could Vvry wcll be thc byword of those sports minded studvnts who 1'CDI'l'S0l1t us in thc world of athletics. 34 - 1954 Squib Ni ,, 4 U 0 O 9 ', 'O .0 2 ' .Q ' ' 0 Q '- 0- '- 0- ' ' 0 .5 0 5 O Xvitll much enthusiasm and anxiety wc watch thoir cvcry step which will lvzld us to victory or dvfcut. 67? ,Q S 1 1 0 x n 1 s ., 'L-J .L .1 .l.l Qu 1954 squib - 35 f1 E. 'iWBli Opp. 13 0 12 7 ,gr .arm VARSITY FOOTBALL MQW ll! IF Q1 if ik lt wssiwlfmw l'np:-llob Nc-New, jack Frost, Rich Applas, Phil McLane, Phil Breedlove, Dick Moorehead Bnllumz-Mick llinshaw, Bob Cowherd, Bob Cramer, Bob Cole, Dick Trueb, Marvin McLane Q Q 0 2 9 C l. 0 STC K, A young Golden Bear football squad, under the first year guidance of Coaches Page and joseph, turned in a fine season with four wins, two losses, and two ties. This squad demonstrated the spirit and knowledge it takes to make an undefeated season, and, with a few breaks in a couple of the games, this dream would have become a reality. But as the season ended, the Bears had to settle for two defeats and third place in the SCC behind Seymour and Columbus. The Pagemen downed a rugged and determined Connersville Spartan crew by a single point, 14-13, to start an undefeated season on the home gridiron. The next two games, played away from home, proved to be disheartening to the Bears. At Franklin the Bruins came from a 13-7 halftime deficit to score on an 80 yard runbaek of the opening kick off. The game ended, 13-13. At Columbus the Bulldogs handed the Bears their first setback, 7-0. Columbus scored late in the first quarter, but after that the Bears ontplayed them statistically. Twice the Bruins moved within the Columbus 10 yard line, once down to the one foot line. and two other times Shelbyville T.D.'s were called back by penalties. Shelbyville came home to end their rougliest week of football competition by downing a highly regarded Southport eleven in the last 15 seconds, 6-0. At Martinsville the Pagemen displayed a sparkling passing attack to come from behind in the last six seconds and tie the Artesians 13-13. The Pagemen kept their winning streak at home alive by trouncing the Lions of Rushville, 19-0. Then came the heartbreaking game at Seymour which the Bears dropped, 12-7, only after battling wind, dust, and Owls to an apparent standstill. The Bears then came home to end a great season by outfighting the Greensburg Pirates to the score of 21-7. At the end of the season, Coach John Page could say that although SHS may have been beaten a couple of times, this 1953 football squad was never ontfought. Next year should be even better for football in Shelbyville with all backfield men retum- ing, and a good many lincmen. 1954 Squib - 37 FOOTBALL RESERVES AND JUNIOR HIGH SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL RECORD H. Opp. S Greensburg 18 0 Rushville 27 13 Connersville 7 7 Columbus 21 7 Franklin 13 38 - 1954 Squib I B - TEAM How l-Buclcly Carr, Steve Brown, Allan Coffin, Dick VVilsoa, john NVright, Gary Osborne, David Clapp, john Campbell Rafe 2-Mr. Bevelhimer, Charles Morgan, jim Melieand, Carl Ciwoocl, Larry Schott, jerry Moore, Phil Poe, Ron- nie Mitchell, Cary jones, Mr. Hinshaw FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR HIGH Row 1-Charles Cole, Dave Trueb, David Platt. Richard Bennett, Dave Kuhn, jim Henclriekson, Bob Sanderson, jim Brown, Fred Clayton, Kenneth Lawson Row 2-Mr. Drake, jon Carr, Paul Means, jack Tindall, Dean Russell, joe Hart, jim Lawson, Don Carr, john Nauert, jim Briggs, Tom Gallagher, jim Tinclall, Earl Lawson, Mr. Hinshaw Row S-Ronnie Richardson, jack Krebs, George Stubbs, Danny Thurston, Billy Bass, Richard NVilson, Charles Thompson, jim Barnett, Lewis Sharp, Tell Stroup, Bill Knight KIWANIS AWARD Ronnie Arm-hart, senior guard ou the SHS football team. was prcscuted the coveted Kiwanis .Award at the annual lootball convocation. Thi- Kiwauis Award is given each year to the out- starding play:-r chosen for his discipline, sportsman- ship, scholarship, co-operation, and playing ability. 'I'hm-se qualifications are taken into consideration by a special committee and the award is presented by the chairman, who was this ycar Nlr. Fred Cramer, a local attorney. For his fiuc defensive line play, Ronnie was given honorable mention on the All-SCC Team chosen at the end of the football season by the coaches of SCC teams. During thc same convocation Rich Applas, senior end, was presented the captain's star. ATHLETIC AWARDS PAUL CROSS AWARD Bob Mullen, senior guard on the SHS basketball team, was awarded the Paul Cross Medal at the 35th Animal Award Program. This award is presented each year to the out- standing basketball player on the Colden Bear team by Reverend and Mrs. S. J, Cross in memory of their son, Paul Cross. Scholarship, leadership, and playing ability are the qualifications taken into consideration by the nominating committee. Not only does Bob participate in basketball but he is outstanding in track and was this year's SCC cross county champ. 1954 Squib - 39 S - CLUB Row l-Ronnie Arehart, Rich Applas. Hal Olllell, Mick Hinshaw, Bob Cramer, ,lim l uller, Aliui Spindler lime 2-Dave Ramsey, Toni Boyle, XVillie NVilsou, Don Sehiesz, Phil Breedlove, Phil N14-Lane, Ronnie Mitt-hell Hou' 23-Sauidy Sirkus, Bill Mann, Bob Mullen, Bill Kremer, Ray Ewiek, lim Law, john Kehoe Ilou' -l-Bill Amos, Ronnie Biddle, Keith ML-Leod, Rich Nloorehead, Bill Latshaw, jim Deupree, Phil Brown, Nlarvin McLane, llieli Trueb 40 - 1954 squib o be members of the S-Club, athletes must maintain an 81 average in their school work, possess a varsity letter. and he unanimously voted into the club by active members. This year for the first time. boys earning varsity letters in tennis and golf Were voted into the club. The purpose of the S-Club is to uphold the standards of sportsmanship and the morale of the school, and membership is a highly desired honor. Under the sponsorship of Doc Barnett, the boys held their initiation, followed by the annual dinner at Geneva. Two of their major activities are the concessions at football games and the presentation of the pep session before the Sectional Basketball Tourney. ere is a group of hoys that prove athletes are not all hrawn, but also very much hrain. To he members of the National Athletic Scholarship Society, the hoys must have earned their varsity letters in one of the sports and have better than 85 as their scholastic average. Purely an honorary group, NASS members are not called on to entertain us at any time of the year. We should he proud of the large membership in this group for eligibility isn,t a very easy goal to attain. Congratulations to those who achieved membership. Hou' I-Dick Trueh, Ronnie An-hart, Rich Applas, Hal 0'Dell Row 2-Bill Amos, Sandy Sirkus, Bill Latshaw, Bill Kremer, Mick llinshaw liow I3-jim Deupree. Phil Brown, jim Spindler, jim Law, john Kehoe N.A.S.S 1954 Squib - 41 VARSITY BASKETBALL Steve Broun, Frank Phillips. Don Brown, Bob BIcNew, lolm Reece, Ronnie Mitchell O O lthough Coach Loren loseph did not leave a very impressive record for his first season at SHS, he did leave us with the impression of good years to come. Starting five sophomores and juniors most of the season, and carrying only two seniors on the team, he gave plenty of experience to the underclassmen who will carry the load of the basketball team next year and the year after. The complete story of SHS basketball is not shown however in its 5-15 record, for the Bears posted victories over Muncie Central and Richmond among their five wins, and played teams like Greensburg and jeff of Lafayette to complete standstills only to lose in the last few minutes of play. The Bruins did not win a SCC game, but had they been playing in the NCC, they would have more than held their own for they conquered two of the four NCC teams they faced. The boys that wore uniforms this year at SHS were young and inexperienced and had to fill the shoes of two consecutive semi-final teams from this school. WVe wish the boys the best of luck nest year. and we are sure that they can easily take their place beside the great teams of SHS before they graduate. HQNKE VIS 0 x 5 42 - 1954 squzb :CD S. KolKntll.r Sy Q 'Q . . .1 .,.A , 5 ' X. nw A E 35. S bg.. E C? 5s I Mi,.n-val -Q-QM' 5 s Q o,- Q I P 016 I 3 Q Q 'tl.s 1 N 1. .,,.I -5 'M WJ up s.,,5,,, ' 1 X Q Y? is mme Q? 'Y wiv X5 '-l' fiQl2lf .ff B-TEAM Row 1-John XVetnight, Cary Long, Dean Russell, Dick NVilson, jim Tindall, john Nauert, Ted Stroup Row 2-Cecil Rhoades, Larry Phares, Charles Thompson, David Buchanan, jon Carr, Mr. Bevellumer Row 3-Marlin Thomas, Jim McMichael, Jack Tindall B-TEAM nder the coaching of John Page, and Paul Bevelhimer, who took over the helm during the last part of the season, the B-Team racked up three Wins and suffered 15 setbacks. This team was made up of several underclassmen who gained valuable experience and should be a very solid foundation for the varsity of the next few years. Among the most impressive Wins were those over Martinsville, Richmond, and Lebanon. oached by Paul Bevelhimer, the freshman te un h ld one of 1ts best seasons in years. With height, speed, and the ability to plav good basketb 1ll these boys should come along to make a good varsity team in a few years Thelr record of ten wins and only four losses was very impressive. From the members of the team, about 15 moved up to the second team 1n the middle of the season and showed great promise in playing both freshman 'md second team ball. The freshmen did very Well in Winning their tourney, defeating Rushville and Connersville. 44 - 1954 Squib FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH I Inv Xlumwa IIJII Ix.ulIm,1'n. Ilm IIIIIINIUII. IIIII IIN alzuvm. NI'Irw II14-I1.u'rI. I'rwI fII.IfIllII, Xlr, IDIIIIXI- I IIIII N IIIIII-twin. IIu:n1ut:- III4'Il.lI'1IN1lll. ,I.ll'Ix Ixrx-Ins,I-1'm1l'g1'5Il1IJIms, IJIIII- SIIIIIII w I IIR 5-:n1lII1. 'IMI I'm1p1-, SI:-xr SI.lImn. -lim II.ll'aIi11 I I Ill Imxm-. Iulm II.1sx, Im- IIIIIIWII. IImmIm Svxlzm. Imm IISIiUI'Ill' FRESHMEN I XII. In xc II. mm, Iv.llI I,IIIIQ,.III'.IlI Huw-II.IM-LXX1INm,,l1m IlIuIq1II, 'IuIm X1llll'I'I, Iul Slrmlp XI IIIIH IIIIIIIIIIN. Iam f.lI'l'. f.II.lIII'N IIIUIIIINHI. Illll XIvXIl1'Il:u'I. I.lL'I'x IIHQIAIII nm ul -I.au IxIII.III. I'.lllI NI:-.aux XI iIIi.Im IxnIQIlI.III:Iy -IUIIV5, IIl1ssII'II IiI'Ii.lf 1954 squib - 45 TRACK Row Row Row Jim Law, George Bennett, jim McKeand, Dick Moorhead, Carl Bowers, Richard Hawn, Bob Brown john Brokaw, Rich Applas, Bob Gallagher, George Phares, jim Spindler, Richard Hayes fjim ML-Kinney, jim Mentzer, Tom Taylor, Bill Latshaw, Bill Murray S. H 74 Greenfield 2315 Columbus 45 Sey iiicil ir 53135 Martinsville :31l!,, Rushville 50 Connersville Richard Hayes and Dick Moorhead were the boys most often seen breaking the tape first for the SHS cinder-men during the 1953 season. Moore- head nosed out Hayes for the High Point Award which is presented each year to the SHS boy who scores the most points. Hayes, one of SHS's great- est milers, won the mile run in every meet except the SCC and Sectional, in which he placed second. Moorhead starred at the high hurdles and pole vault, but developed more toward the last of the season in the high hurdles to place first in the sectional meet at Indianapolis. Bill Latshaw, junior half-miler, placed third in the sectional, and qual- 46 - 1954 Squib 35 79 Sey iiic mr 3455 42 Connersville 52 76151 771A 59 gieg for the regional along with Hayes and Moor- ea . Inst before the sectional track meet, SHS played host to the conference meet. Columbus emerged the victor only after a terrific point duel with Martinsville. When official tabulations were made, Columbus had earned 5610 to 5534 for Martinsville. The Bears finished seventh behind Columbus, Mar- tinsville, Rushville, Southport, Seymour, and Con- nersville. With only six seniors graduating from the 1953 teams, the Bears should have plenty of material left for this year's team. BASEBALL 4 limi' I- Elini D4-iipn-1-, llivlizirml NVia-lclimz Dain- Bm-lmnun, Norinun Poi-. Saincly Sirkus, Bill Nlvzuis, Cm-il Rhoclcs lll'll 11 IloliCr1iiiii'i', l':iul Nloins. -lohn Kl'lIUl'..lll11 Nlih-s, Hounic- llinlcllv. Boll Colm: Toni Boylm-, Nlivk llinslizlw, Bill Nlilfllll, Hivlx Xlm'N4'i'ly' nn- 13 Com-li llairm-tl. Phil POP,txlilllfl1ll,llIl,'l'UIllvllllll.B0llNlL'X1'XY, Don Ilrowii. Bill lnitsliziw, Boll Cowlu-rml, jon XVchstcr, l..n'ry Szinclnuui iStn, Xlgr.J, Asst. Coiivli Ilinshaiw S. ll. S. -'7 . 7 i I U 0 -I 0 J .4 OPP. Xlhsliiiigloii 20 Xl:n'tinsx'illm- H Ci'm'iisluii'g 0 Sm-yniour 4 l'lI'2lIlkllll 13 Conuvrsvillc- 4 Southporl 6 Colunihus I0 Colunihus 9 Slim-lliyk lmsn-lizill squaul was :niothvr group ol' young aithlc-tc-s Sinn- H153 was consiclvrccl illllllll-IID f'1'ill'l.0l'llll' Bvzirs, whilc inoxl ol wlioni am- in thvii' sm-oncl or thircl yn-ur ol, grooming inost ol' tlw othvi' school wvri' alt ai pi-uk with ll grvnt nunilwr nnclm-r thi- nlilf- lmulwsliip ol Arllini' ll1lTIl1'll. Although thc- ol gmcliiaitiiig s1'iiiors,tliv Ba-airs shoulcl hv nc-:ir the top ofthe llmirx won only onm- giniu- of the-ir rf-gulzu' sc-lwcliilu of 4-ight, SCC all ilu-1-mlnftlw 1515-in-uiiipnigii. ilu' liopw' lhait num-li niorv only lu' 4-xp4'L'tc'1l ol tht In this yvilr Norin Pon-. sm-nior outlliclclcr, was ai stair throughout thc '53 is instilimwl lvy ilu- loss ol' only two lioys fron: lust yvur's squzul sm-axon :inml 4-mlvml up with lmoth thc cuptaliifs stair amd the 3 Yorin lU1'1llIll ullugsn Klill'l', hauling plan-quv for thx- plziyvi' with thc- liigllvst D0l'Cl'lllklgC :lt In tlwir only xivlory ol' thx- S1-aison thi' B1-airs coinhinccl thx- plants: 'I'lu- haulingplan-411ivw:1xii't won for surv until the Nni.nl luiwlnill sllniln-5.55 xxilli ilu- lim' oni--hit pitching ol linail gaiinm- ol thc- si-nson, uhm-n Poi- nom-cl out junior john Sophoniorm- -lini Xlilm to clunip ilu- f:I'l'l'Il5lJlIl'j.f l'u.itr 5, -1-0. Kvhoi- hy loss lhzui llum- lu-111-iitzlgc points. 1954 squib - 47 TENNIS AND CROSS COUNTRY 48 - 7954 Squib TENNIS Kneeling-jerry Sunclcfur, Paul Menus, Dave Clapp Strmcling-Bill Mann, Ronnie Mitclicll, jim Miles CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling-jim Fullcr, Huy Ewiclc, Bolu Mullen Standing-Bill Hurt, Bill Lutslmw, Bill Mann, Roger Knurr GOLF David Trueb, Phil Kelley, Sandy Sirkus, Jim Law, Jerry Heiniger - GOLF Shelby's golf team was a very inexperienced group of boys this year, with not one letterman retuming to the squad. Next season's prospects for the Bear's golf team look much better. The only meet they participated in this year was the South Central Conference held at Columbus. The Bears finished last as Colum- bus took first. Jerry Heiniger was Shelby's low man with a 98. TENNIS Playing the SCC meet at Connersville with one senior, two sophomores, and one freshman, Shelbyville's tennis team won the doubles champion and also went to the finals in the singles. Bill Mann and Ronnie Mitchell came home with top honors in the doubles and Paul Means made his way to the finals in the singles before being beaten by Columbus. David Clapp also played, but was beaten in his first match. CROSS COUNTRY Coach McKeand's cross country team enjoyed a very successful 1953 season, victorious on three outings and suffering only one set back. They also captured the first South Central Conference meet held at Columbus, after Columbus was ruled ineligible. Bob Mullen, senior star, placed first in three regular season meets and second in the fourth. He also captured first in the conference meet. 1954 Squib - 49 G.A.A. limi' i41f:Sfilt'l' linlwrtsmx, Bcmnic Nlvgvrlc-, Nflflllkl Rvborls, Alive- Nlurpliy limi' 2.-B1li'iHlI'il K1-nt. Zoo Cuupvr, Caryl Niuilvu, joan Fields, Canmiyii llill, Rlllil Xliuming, livllu Xluunl, Carole Crzlllzun Hunk I3-Put Xlzmiis, Sharon Lusk. Putty Skillman, Mary Ash, Dimmu Griffith. .Izumi-t iiil'SL'ilillIl'I'. Nancy Xlaum. -lam-I l'il'l'lll'l'iL'k, Yiuivf Strvgc' limi' -1-Gloria lmxu-, Susis'S111'1'i1igliuus. Caxrriv Popv, Patsy Mohr, ci1ll'0iyIl KAll'l1lil'i', -lmly Small. lflimiwlii 'l'uc-lwr, IJOIHHI igQlii4'l', Siiirlvy Nlinor limi' lAHosic Klulir, -Iuuicv Smith, Nnciim- Dclickuuip, SllZ11Il'N'SiiIll', 5111111111 Hutupp, ,'xlllIl'ii1' Iivliukaxrrnp, K1ll'l'Il 'liimilpsoll limi' f2fxiLll'iUl'il' Scilvfficr, Cami Sulicivfur, Luzum Bolutto, Sllllifil Boring. Sluu-im Oxwlus, Suv lglliiilfli, Num-y 'l'uylor, Kur- lL'lwl'i1aglisil . linur I3-xiilfiilll Bauitx, joy Oitlllilll, Marlcm' Tlieobolci, Rita Magee-, iXiilI'gill'l'f '1illCii0I', Mary Tnckcr, Linciu XV1-ivks, Ida Sosbc limi' il-limily lluiiurs, Patricia xV2lg0IlL'!', Maury Ann Krnczek, Jfwyc-v XVrigi1t. Gwynn-th Pupv, Cumiyii joim, Nlurllm llcslcr, Ella Xlurplly, lyili lAlllC2lSil'l' 50 - 1954 Squib YELL LEADERS AND MANAGERS xg, slmww' my lllilylllf, Nl.u'y l.UlIlS1' llzllw, SHS Nlzlsvot, C14-uv Yun Clcwv. liltlmy Sn-l1m'icl4'r. lJilYl' XYillSlllI lmtls gin' il lvig 1-Im-r lor our yl-ll lvalclcrs. Not Only at luutlmll mul lmslwtlmll gaum-s. lmt nt pep sessions and zlllulc-lib l'llllXlK'AllllJllS, you cmllcl fiml lllvlll lvaltling yells and lx1'l'IJlllLfIll1llIi'St' lmul spmt uml llu- lmys morale. This year luur ul tlu' lun- am' sc'nlm's. 'l'lu- sponsor of tllc gl'Ollp is Nlrs. llamu-N, j.,lllSl llllj sicall 4-mllwqlliolx lvzlcller. 9 xx ll E J I N k:,.:E?vi .i:!Z,, ,.... , , MANAGERS 'l'lu-sv IIIISHIIQ lwnm-s of tllv supply mann vollmturily take on tlu- inglurimms zmcl lllll'l'C0gl1lZ0il jolm ol' km-ping SHS athletic l'1'1llllS wvll outfittvcl and uomlitiolwcl. 111 zuldition to prcwicling and kvvping 1-quipmvntstmigllt tllcy have to put tlllIlLIS of 0110 sport away amcl gct out tlu- equipment for tlw m-xt. Nom- on tlu' 2ltlllL'tlC stall' pruviclv so mllclm yvt rccoivv so littlv L-rvclit fm' tllcir invalluzllmlv work. ,lim Cl-L-il. lim l ullm'l'. ,lnlm XYvtnigl1t, Alvrry Nlcmrv. 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TI111 SUIIIOI' CfI111i1' is co111posL'cI UI2l1YTl'UXIIII1lICIf' TO w1ic'vs. II11cIv1' II11' cIi1'vc'ti1'11 1 CI' yy, of NI11 SL-I111Ix. this o1'g1111Iz11tir111 I1z1s I111cI LIII zmtivv 1111111 z1p1w111'i11g ut Sl'VK'l'ilI if spvc-iz1I L-1111x'11c11tio11 p1'og1'11111s, tI1c 1111111111I S11c1'1'cI Cc111cc1't, XIQIY Fv,ativ11I. 1111cI B111-Y III!! CllI1lIll'1'lltl'. As ll 1'0s11It of tI10ir IIklI'lI wmzrk IIN' 1953-5-I L-Iloil' Ims 111z1i11I11i1111cI II11- ff I I I1igI1 SIQIIILILIIKI of tI1v music LIL'l32ll'IIllCIIII of SI1c'II1yx'iIIv IIigI1 ScI1011I. X 1 X' ' I XITK L- X 56 - 1954 Squib I' 5,C..Iz ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA Ilu' UI'l'lll .ll'QI 1lm'm't1'ml ln XIV. l,ln'ssvr lms lmml lll'llIY 'll'llYltll'Y tllw X'l ll' 1 . . . 4 . Manninglllvsm-xx'v1'm'ilu-f,lll'lsl1llzls111112111111 lurtln-stmlc-lltlmrlxgtln- Xlzlx' l L'stix'a1l. :mulKI1mum-nw-lmwlt, Om- ul' ilu' lliqluliglnts lor lm-mln-rs wus tlu- nnmml ml-l1c'stl'a1 I1-slxxzal In-Ill gal Slllllllllllfl. Xsmnlla-r unit ul tlu4-m'c'l14'sll'1l.llwstrillgl qrollp,l1a1s plalyc-ml l,0I'llllllIl'l'0lIS sg-Imol :Incl 1-mmnumlx IlI'HLfl'QlIlI'N, SINGING STARS lln- Slllglllil Stan' group IS Illlllll' up ul thi- lu-st girlsl voivvs in tlw clmir. 'l'lw rm-mln-1's4lfwmllcllul tlll'll' lJl'ill'tlC'lllg0llfSltll'Ol1SL'll0Ul llours in zulclitimm to nttcml- mg rn-Qlllau' class IN'l'lUllS 4-acl 4 .. ., 1 wvvlx. 'l'l1c'y lmvv K'Ilfl'l'tAlllll'll umny' timcs tllis XUQII' lwlrm- Y'll'IUllS c-lulms llIlllll'l' 1lflll'I'lIlQ9 zmcl civic' LIFOIIIJN 'I'Iu-sv wfirls lmxx' up- , A .. . K., lwlfl tlw lun- l'l'lJlllLll!Ull ul ilu-nr Ul'Q, llll7'ltIOIl ln' XVIIIIIIIIU' '1 lll'Sl tlIX'INlUIl ln tlu music' c-mltvsi. i ll A .,4 . . lmv: l lmrs Xlvllnu-l, lm- Lempa-v', Slmrmm .Xlllll'l'S4llI, IXIY4' ll'lH'lD lim: 2 Xl.u1lxmu XIUIII1-1 l2llISlII'l'l'Ill XlIllIl'llX1'lTlN'l lx'lx'Nlul1lml Xl llnmllxq' Xxll any flllilIlllN'l'5, Szuulm lXll'lIl5l'llllll!ll, XYQIXZI Slllitll. lfwu 3 I.umI. XM-iflxx, Elm: l'l1illi1u, lflmrlvx Xlumw, I l4vy'cl 'l'l1ll1'slmm, 'lm' Uzlxis, lflllyll Xllilvy. Xxilflll' ll2ll'l'lL'lxlUXY, Nlillf' II lm XI llllll ll llf ,M Q A K i .QM , ,V ' t . 4 :ak-fig M vw 4..,- 4 9, 'H V. f , ms 9 s 1 K' xx h ' I ,V 3-wifi H . ' K u ' A Rf U 4 .I . fs in i T.Q?f m'i-A -A 'M Rf ' J' 5 A ,az K - S ' ' Y . , g, , - Q W - il .Z ,,, Af Q, an AL. , I ' ' . t Q 41 AH . . V f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I. 4 U 1, . , 0 ,M mfvii 'gg 5 S1 l Q . .au A A 5 'L M W , H A . .. -,- . M -. .... , . 1954 squzb - 57 JUNIOR CHOIR AND JUNIOR BAND Hour I-IDI1lIlil I'11g.Cc', NQIIICY Stinv. B1lI'I52lI'tl ICWIQIQ. xI2ll'Q'Ill't', CIc111:':1'ts, Ili-11-l'Iy M:11'Ii11. ,luzly Iiolvs. XIz11'jo1'i1- Ilalilvy, IIUII- 11i1- XIiIIs-r. I,j'lIll Iji'1lI'SUII. Suv Spurlin. Putty NYiII4i11s II1111' 2-I5l'Yl'I'Ij' XIa11'ti11, C111-ol I3z1IIa11'cI, Nancy IIiz1It, Dixiv IIA-11cI1'ir-ks, I5l'Xt'l'Iy' Irauw, SI1z11'o11 I3rz111so11, IIUIIIUIIII Ircc-, Dau'- Icm' 'I'I1voI1oIcI, RIi1111 Sm' S1111-ItzIy, .'XII1l'l'I1l Bz1Ii4'1'. 130111111 IXIcC1lrty limi' I3-I341x'irI Ross, B11-11cI11 Iirown, SI11111111 NIL-Culip, EILIIHL' BUQIIUOIII, NIa1111'c1'11 IXIQIIIAIIIRQQ, .l11111- AIIv11, I'I1yIIis .IUIll'S, jurly 'I'ou-y. xI111111il41 I31'ow11, -Ioan Nlorris, George' Lz111cIW0rIv11, Rohr-rt B111-klcy limi' 4-,lim Bzirgcr, Murviii Priiitt, 'IiI1l11'111z111 B2ll'I'iCl', Ronniv R11tI11-rford, W'c'11cIz1II IJl'L'VI', I,111'1'y IIIUVVIIU, L1-rr NIcNc'm'Iuy, More-rIitI1 Cz1rIitcI1, Barry Smith, Hobvrt I,l'1'5Il1gCI', Honzild Stine-, To111111y Tliurstolx, Iiv11111-tI1 Brant, joe Cidoon, Rivllnrd NVct11igI1t Row I+N1lI1Ill'tIi' Sirkiis, Diuuii Pngc, Kathy Houston, Evelyn Rm-cc, Mary Bc-IIc St11:11't, A1111c-tto IIOIICICI'SOIl, jimmy Burg- cr, Nancy Griffith How 2-Riclurrd lIz1II1c1'tstz1dt, Ti1'11111y Pops, Sharon Longstrcet, Marilyn B:111sI111ck. A111111 May XViIcy, Richard Stunts, Ro- Iwrt Crouch CI1z11'Ics Hover, Rita S1111cI11111r1 Hou: 3-Judy :I'ovvy, Nzrricy Stinv, Bob House, Charles Barnett, Jamvt Bz1gcIIcy, Slmron Bc-ckly, John Brandt, jerry Platt, Bob Dovcr D Row 4-ji1114NV11Iz, Loc Mr-Nm-Iy, Larry Dodds, Robert Cavenes, jim Slcuth, Bc-rnld Tc:111pIc-11, DCI rcz Ewing, Bob Silbert, Bob Vcrdon, Larry Thorp, jim Mcdiguu 58 - 1954 Squib HOME ECONOMICS CLUB '- limi' I Caryl Nlullvii, lim Nlllir. Nlilff' l,UlllSl' llzillv, RUSl'lll1ll'j' Bl'llllll2lgl'l limi' Q- Kay .-Xriiiwlrmig. Yiulvl Slr4'i.u', Aliw- Xlurpliy, S1-lmn llvtlivs, Partly Xlmiiil linux 53- Nlrs. Nswmain. l.iml:i 'l'iingzilr', Virginian Xlclluiiivl. Slialruii Craig, VIUIIIIB' Ni'lltlK'lilll1lll, Hairy Alive' Willis, lfclnal Colalw. Sliirlcfy I.1ll'lil'y, Hairy' Kay liinnnslmck, Sll2ll'l1'll1' Cooclwiu, Klalrilyii Kl'l51lj', Pllyllis Hllll-lll'1l. Nlairy Xl'uncli'iifl'. Nliss BtNll'lIl Hun' 1- ffzirulyii lluxim. Limlgi Cm-tr-ly-mi, Sllllflil lfvmis. Ilosvliniiy Sl'lllIili'I'. liusm- Cuupvr, Llllilil llzisc-r'1lslv1'. Bill'lNll'il W1-lls, .lllilll xYill1lldll'lll'l'. lcl.l SlllllllUIlS lic- purpfmsv ol thi- llmm' liconoinics Club is to pmiiicmta- iiutviw-st in tlic- lllllllf' clillvwiit in-lcls ol llflllll' 1'C'UIlUlllll'S. 'I'lu- c-lulv lizicl sc-vm-nil flll-l-l'l'l'llt proiccts illlflllfl thr- yc-nr. lrutli lor iimiwy-imilxiiig :mal pl1'z1s1ii'v. 'flu' im-mlwrs sulcl lint mlugs nt tlic- lmslwtlmll gzunvs aural solcl unruly' lust lull. Tln- nmin 1-vc-lit of tlic- yvur is il livlcl trip to lmliwiiupulis wlu-11' thi-y go to tlu- Incliunai Ilomc- Show. tour om- ol' tlic' mlm-pin-tnu-nt storcs, and Ium-41 flt'liL'iUllS llllIL'lll'OIl. giw ll 7: live-i'y girl wlm lms luul ll limm- vc-oiiolnics course in igf I liigli sclioul nun' lwcmm- an im-nilJc'i'. and it is ai vvrx' lx fl 4 . ' . y 1 n ' at Y pwpulur m'5.fz1nm1timi. llu- sponsors am' Miss Bmlcm l Il im s lllll f Step xx cg 1 l Nlrx. N1 r zu. X' lm -Xl, N-YC, Lug Qlll 1 f. Q: Q 'Q Q 02 Q 1 5: i S K-Mtv-wlfr 7954 Squib - 59 SUNSHINE SOCIETY -ff- f ' .nv Seniors-Wilma Keppel, Miss Ashby, Delight Brown, Carolyn Rigsbce, Kathy Schneider Freshmen-Janet Frederick, Rosamond Clark, Norma Lee, Carolyn john, Miss McDonald The first Sunshine Society in Indiana was organized in Crawfordsville High School in 1901. Since then it has grown by leaps and bounds and now includes the entire state. Every girl in SHS has the privilege of becoming a member of the Sunshine Society. The Sunshine year begins with the beautiful initiation cere- mony by candlelight. This year's initiation was held in the First Christian Church. 60 - 1954 Squib x i S01whomores-Sliaron Hotopp, Carolyn Keiffcr, Myra Biddle, Anita Rowsey, Miss Bodem juniors-Kay Mohler, Amelia Stuart, Miss VVilliams, Maddy VVright, Renee Kauth . Each group had various activities during the year. The freshmen took charge of the checkroom during part of the Sectional, the sophomores sold their popular candy, the juniors sent bundles of clothing to Korea and sold pillows at the basketball games, and the seniors managed the used book store. Highlights of this year's events were the Senior Tea for Mothers and the St. Patrick's Day Dance. HI-Y 5 ol 'lg' .J 'IW 'Q + ww. A W W X Q0 .ag lm was Kia Iinrr I Dirk Bishoppg Row 2-Alini l7l'llDl'l'C.f:l'0l'jJ,'I'Bill'g1'I'1 Hull' I3-Binh fiilllilgllvll jvri'3' Lnwsrni, Bill Ki'4'iii01': If ff' l Xiu 'lr' Ilili-In-mfk, Bula c:l'2lllll'lA, Dlltltly Curr. Daw' l, 'x' li vi' 5-Phil K1-Iloy. Buzinim' .Xrm'l1.ll'i. lAll'l'j' lfvlxslviii, lnhi Kvluu-. Xlim-L llirisliaiw, Nlr. Bzissg Ruiz' 6!l'oni Boylv, Dirk llxxxxi, Phil Bruwii, Bill Anins, Phil Bn-mllm-1-1 Hou' 7 llivh Apizlns, Bill Xlnnn, Bill Initsliam, Lint llollnoolx, Bill lI.ul. Dials Nlcmimln-ml. -Inn I..m limi' I- Snncly Sirkns. linu' 2-Nlaiiwiii Nlvlniiiv,jx-1'l'yP0i'l1'r linux I3-Boll hllIlll'Il,,lllllSl1lllllll'l','lvUlIlSl'lllIClKlCl'. Hou: I-K1-ith NIL-I.:-ml, Cla-nv Vain Cla-ve-, Hail 0'ID1-ll, Don Scliii-sz: limi' 5-Curt 'I'lio1i1psmni, Clnirlcs Olings-ig Phil BIULLIIIC, Oliva-r Nh-I'Ili'uy, .Inn XV:-lists-r, Bill 'I'ic-lic-iioi', Mr. Dnyg Huw fi--Nlr. B1-vvlliiiiic'i', XYilli4- XYilsun. Bob NluNcw, john llvccv, Bill Nliirrany, 11115.54-1' XVillis, Cnroll 'l'lnn'stong Him' 7-Dirk Trm-lm, xlillll'lC'L' SK'lll'lil'll'I', Dawn- Nlnlsoii, john Scliocntroup. Lzirry XVilsun, Dick XVicklinc 'l'Iw Hi-Y inntlo :incl thi- fonmlaition upon which the 'I'In- 4-hivf lnnml raising pi'njwt is thi' clivcliiiig of hails ulnh is lmnilt is to -Li'l'K'2llK', niziintziin, znicl 1-xlc-iid the high alnrl 1-waits at thc- haislwtlmll gannvs. 'l'Iw L-hub this yvar imlvnls ol' Cliristiain m'liaii'au't1-i' lllfilllgllllllf thc' school and mlnnnu-cl to thc- Clutliv-A-Cliilcl Finial, hclcl thc' annual K'UlllllllIllll'y.n This tliuuglit is vairriml ont in all programs lfaitlivi' nnal Sun Baniqnc-l, annul ciijoym-cl il spring picnic for aiml an-tivilim-s givvn or lulwn part in hy Ili-Y lIlCIlll70l'S. alll Illl'lIll7K'l'S und their Llutvs. 1954 squib - 61 CONCESSIONS Popcornlv Cot Change for a fiveiw Don't you sell anything but cokes?,' These are all familiar cries to the ones who Worked on concessions this past year. Little time xx is left for anyone to watch the hall games, includ- ing the sponsors, Boots, Thompson and Doon Bar- nett, but everyone seemed to be having a good time. 62 - 1954 squib Hou: l+llclt-nc Brack- 1na'1. Marilyn Allison, Tl1Lxl11l'l Aldridge, Lois Xlcllaniel, Nina Shnll, Pat Kennedy, Carolyn Rigshcc- Row 2-jenny Necldcr- nrin, Mary Kay Yoder, Karlene- English, Violet Strcge, Selma Pctties, Patty Mount, Phyllis Biii-0l'Ll. Marilyn Kclsay Row 3-Phil Brown, Bill llart, john Moirit, Dick YVe:ilcley, Virginia Hitcs, Susan Kolkineier, Norma llennett Row 1-janet Fair, Sharla Evans, Roberta Gottlieb, janet Stine, Shirli Cole, Ana Lou NVillis, Carolyn Davies Row 2--Pat Page, Rose Cooper, Mary Kay Lux, Sheila Siefert, Pat Law- rence, Marianne Ians, Linda Cortelyou, Marge Clay Row 3-Coit Holbrook, Bill Latshaw, Rich Applas, Hal O'Dell, Mike Hinshaw, Delight Brown, XVilma Keppel Not only did the concession helpers work during the regular season games, but they also donned their aprons and met the crowds of the sectional, regional, and county tournies. The money made during the season was used to help finance the SQUIB. XI uw-ian Clwrry, Putty Xlouwl, Xllftlillill fflurlx, Susiz' Smith limi' 12- llhvllis Iliulorrl, llfllflil W1-lily, Slmrll livuus. Nlrs. flruiuv. Rau' l'1-rlmu 'u, Xlury Louisa' liou' l -Slllfll fAll1',.I1ltllI llussiugvr, xvllllltl Yollvr, juuvl Ash llnu' :Z 'fNlr. lyily. Nluri- lvuu Nlohh-r, Xlury Auu Ilolauul, l.imlu llzlsm-1-ustm-1' Q ,Jn 'iv Q - IM l nu' I- llorvus .-Xuclm-rsou. R1Illl',All'!lllf' Nvclfli-rulzlu - at OFFICE GIRLS Ulliicv girls work iu tht- juuior uucl svuior high 'l'h4'ir clutic-s might SUCIII to hc fuu, hut they zu'0 ofl'iu's om' pm-riocl catch cluy us 1lSSlStlllliS to Mr. Day rvully' hurcl work, .lust think of thc' umuy stairs thcy uicl Nl rs. Cruigv. huvc' to climh auul that stucly pvriocl they give up. Thcy collvct uttvuclumw- slips, uuswvr the phone, Tlu- girls arm' good stuclvuts and thvy will all toll you uul run ulmout :muy kiufl ol- vrruml you can think of. that thvy 1-uioy working iu thc officv. 1954 squfb - 63 COURIER STAFFS Hour I--lnniee Smith. Lz1Vonne Fislier, Lois Lemmon, Beverly Fitizgernlcl, Rosemary Kineaicl, Bill Thompson, Caro- lyn Kieffer limi' 2-Clnirles Morgan, Ken Norvel, Toni Martin, Dick Btmgenmn, Cary llntellens. Kenny Brown, Curtis Tlioinpson, jolin Cannplwell, Miss Clienowetll Again tliis year Miss Clienowetlfs jonrnallisin stnslents lmve pnlxlisliecl Crmric'r, tlie SHS, newspaper. Not only lmve they finuneecl the pamper by selling nclvertising llllll snlmseriptions, lint as incnilm- ers ot 21 newspaper stuff tliey have clug up tlie facts, Written tlie lNlllQCI'iill, nncl rezicl copy and even spent some precious Sunzluy afternoons Zlftbllllll Miss Clienowetli's clinning room table pasting up the clnnuny proof of Courier for tlie printer. At the beginning of eueli semester, the ionrnzilism class wus taken on il tour ot' tlw Sllellwyville News, where they saw tlie operations connected with financing, writing, printing, nncl circulation ot u city newspaper. limi' l-Bnrlmgmi XM-lls, cilllfil lklI'l'l'll, Bev Mnir. Anita Rowsey limi' 2-Curl Sweet, Dir-k lluwn, jim King, -Iiin Fuller Hou' 3-Clmrles Pielxett, Miss Clienowetli, Bob Taggart Iinir 4-Bill 'l'ielienor, Carroll 'l'linrston, Dick ljxuns, lfrrinli l'l1illips 64 - 1954 Squib LIBRARY CLUB The girl that found that book you couldnlt find, the one who asked you please to be quiet. and the one that asked for that pass you didnlt have are all meinbers of the Library Club. These girls spend one period a day in the library as Mrs. NIoore's assistants. lt isu't all work, though, in the fall they had a ehili supper at Mrs. Moorels home and looked at the slides she had taken in Europe. This year each person who works in the library for two semesters gets a Library pin. How l-Carol llubler, Carolyn Davies, Marilynn Mohler, Buddy Carr lion' 2Al.yipcl.i XX!-bb, Linda Cortelyou, Phil Breedlove, lloln-rla Davis, Don Sehiesz, Coit Holbrook LIBRARY AND BOOK CLUBS Carolyn Hill, Zoe Cooper, Ruth Manning, Ida Sosbe, Mary Bassett, Donna Baker, Laura Bennett, Mrs. Moore, Shirley Stephens BOOK CLUB Due to the illness of the sponsor, Miss Swanson, the Book Club has not been active this year as it has been in the past. 1954 squib - 65 FORUM ifyflw y Row l-Susan Kolknieier, Renee Kauth, Susie Smith, Kathy Schneider, Karlene English, Niola Sicfert, janet Stine How 2-Linda Cortclyou. Shirli Cole, Marge Clay, Nancy Taylor, Delight Brown, Carolyn Davies, Sue Kaufman limi' I3-Dick Truch, Sandy Sirkus, Roberta Davis, Ana Lou XVillis, john K4-hoe linu' ll- Bill Latshaw. jerry Porter, Mick Hinshaw, Bill Hart, .lim Spindlcr, john Reece liou' 5-Rich Applas, Phil Kelley, Phil Brown, jim Law, Mr. Hinshaw Forum got off to a start this year with a novel dress upv Halloween party at which they discussed the age old problem of boys Versus girls. 1-om GN,-is ISSUE At the discussion meetings on Tuesday nights throughout ,,,,N,Mh the year, the club discussed pro and con the current topics ffxfflg in the news. Many heated arguments were the results xx of ,. A' ,B of the discussions, but all participants went home satisfied. . V s N ff 0 nigh During the year members presented two programs over U ' the inter-communication system for the student body and X 56' were the guests of the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs. The Ku in H ' Rotary Club also sponsored twoysenior members on a trip -F lfllvgilllfjllllllltl, March 5 and 6, for the Institute on VVorld Affairs. if-:Jef 1 :L-:LIE 'Z li I3 4,r,,.-.- 66 - 1954 squib S. K9 lldmuzr- IIII .llll ,y 5 xY,,, 4 ,fm Exit? WM 3345. ff 1 4 Srninr nffi1'r'1'.v: liill I.ulxln.m. Num-5' 'lhyluxg Bill lluri Mr. BRIYIIVS. Nlr. jusvpll Sllllllfflllllfl' nfjir'1'l'.s': lunim' nflir'1'l'.s': limmiv Xlilm-lu-H. 'lim Nll'Kl'LllIlI, liufmwlgl Davis l n'.vl1ll1r1u uffir'r'1'.s: liulm timxlu-nl Iluviml Lux ,lam-1 l3l'i1c'y. -luck Timlaxll. Nllflllil Ima' Vllil li1'm'4-cllmv IXl'1'jlfIl,! lllf' ,gym VIVIIIIQJ jzllnilfllw: Uris fylllllillll, l'all l,.ll'l' NIV. BFUNYII, Nlrs. Hallwly Hr, 'lilIK'lxl'l'. Nlrs. Bl'I'1llIt'l' 1954 Squib - 67 68 - 1954 Squib exch full wc hvgin to zmticiputc xx ith cxcitcmcnt thc Qipplmlciiiiig cvcuts. Special convocation PI'0g1'2llHS and orgzmizziticm picnics offcr outstumi- ing stopping poiutsi' in our high school jourucy. lm, ,Q AEN 552 Wm-.N ,vh,,,,ww W. . .LLLAL I 1 a '. 1. o , As tht- sc-znsmi progrvssvs und tlu- gfkllllil' filmtv is in sight, wo anxiously await thc Nluy Fvstivul, Prom. and Cmmncncc-lncilt. illKiiC'2lfi!lQ tho Und of thc trail for this school yl'2ll'. f f ' 7 x N V-KQQX ACTIVITIES Klnqhbh 1954 squib - 69 JUNIOR PROM PROM QUEEN HV votc of the junior boys. Nancy Taylor was sclcctccl as Que-cn cl' thc 1953 junior- Scnior Prom. Having ha-cn crownccl hy Phil Brown. Prcsiclcnt of the junior Class. Nancy hcgan hcr rcign as . quccn. , 5 i ASQ PROM COURT The Prom Court consisted of the following girls ancl thcir cscorts: Nancy Taylor and Inn Cccil. Kathy Schnciclcr, and Bill Hart, Susan Kolkincicr and .lim Law. Shown also in the picturc is Sheila Sicfcrt. who was cscortccl hy thc class prcsi- clcnt, Phil Brown. Q 70 - 1954 Squib JUNIOR PROM IIN- C-ralml Xlzlrc-In I1-QI In' IIN- Qui-1-11 zmcl In-1' L-1-nrt pl'umc-ll'uI4-cl '1r1'lmmI 'I Q 4 1 In IIIIIIIIIIF' cle-1-omtc-ml xx lmlnzxll. .-Xstln-axl'111s411ltlu-ISIOI-twmclmlllrm-volvl-II. 1 IJIIIVIILIIIIIIISIIIIUH'NYQISi'I'i'1IIl'II. Xlinizltlm- wiuilmillfc. IIIIIIII-L'l'IUl'i'lI tulips. lml an Ima-Ixclrfrp If-altlllmg il Iyplc-:II IIr:II4 ml Sc-1-114-L-zx1'1la-nl out thu- IIICIIIK' ul IIN- II'ImImiII XVIlirI. supllolnura-s. Xlury Immiszm- Iiazlu-, Nalclim- Nncling. flzlryl NIIIIIVII. .lim I uIIm-r. -la-rry I'm't4-r. mul Alina Spimllm-r. mln-ssl-II als Ilutc-In Iucls nml Izlssc-s. SKIYVCIIII1'I'I'III'1'SIlllIl'IIIS. Ium-Immxmn-ulIIN-mustlmpm-huntI-vm-lntsoltlu-sm-Imolw-11' Im--II . . . 4 . 1 IIIISIIIUSSIIIVII a.mI IIN- pam mls 1-I tlu- IIIIlI1II'S uml sl-nmrs l?I'OYIiIl'kI ll Post I'mm , v . . 1 I . .. - w -- I lllf' at IIN- I'.IIxs C.IuI1. Iln- tlwml- Im' tlns was tlu- XI1lI'1IIf:I'LIS. 0 Q 0 O O Q C C O 0 Q Q 1954 squfb - 71 MAY COURT 3 XIX ast yearis Prom Queen, Nancy drew the bye for this occasion. For two years she has backed cur teams with her zip and pep as one of cur yell leaders. Being life of the partyv comes naturally for Nancy. John, this year, had the hcnor cf being Lord Mayor because of his scho- lastic standing. Besides having this honor, he has been known as one of our gridiron heroes. 72 - 1954 Squib o the strains of Via Con Dios, twenty arch dancers maneuvered gracefully into positicn forming two flowered archways. Through these arches appeared the May Queen and her court, as the music of the orchestra blended into the familiar Entrance and March cf the Piers. This traditional musicale became the thirty- first successful May Festival through the com- bined efforts of the physical education, music, and speech departments. JOHN KEHOE AND NANCY TAYLOR M A Y C O U R T PHIL BROWN AND KARLENE ENGLISH n her spare time Karlene likes to par the golf course and play the piano for Mr. Schulz's choirs. NVith her individual smile, she adds a pleasant atmosphere to any class. Phil is the Business Manager of the Squib for '54 and also was junior Class President. As busy as he is, Phil always has time to speak to everyone as he passes in the halls. mei? Lois LEIWNION AND BILL TICHENOR I M .mini f Q fter basking under the tropic sun for four months in the Do- minican Republic, Lois returned to serve as news editor for the second semester Courier and to graduate with her class. Noted for his blonde crew 1 cut, joking manner, and his love for baseball, Bill has been seen many 'A . times with Lois during the school vear. ...r 1954 Squib - 73 MAY COURT CAROLYN DAVIES AND DICK BISHOPP esides being on the Prom Court, Susan was chosen our Squih Editor and has very efficiently fulfilled this job. She and jim can be seen together between classes sharing their pleas- ant ways with all. jim enjoys participating in the sport of football and is known for his broad shoulders and that Esquire lookf, 74 - 1954 Squib arolyn is a quiet, friendly girl who always adds cheer and Warintli to the school. She successfully led the decoration committee for the Prom last year. She has chosen Dick to he her escort, who is president of the Ili-Y. llc is easily recognized for his height and outstand- ing personality. J tl! l Wi it f ll Ny SUsAN KlJLKNlEll'Ilt AND AIINI l,,1.w ith her cheery hello and winsome laugh, Mary Kay has gained much popularity around SHS. She has shown her talents in the choir and by working on concessions. Her escort, Bill is the President of the Senior Class and was last year's Veep. His jokes and friendly hiv leave everyone of his friends with a smile. NIARGE CLAY AND BILL KREMEH M A Y C O U R T BILL HAR'l' AND lX lARY KAY LUX ,wifi 2 arge, scholastic leader of the senior class. can he seen around SHS displaying her charming smiles and personality. Her popular- ity also won her the office of being junior Class Secretary. Second baseman on the varsity base- ball team for three years, Bill is distinctive among his classmates because of his winning smile and handsome features. 1954 Squib - 75 x 4 Um-Q1 Sl111il11 f11111'f C11r11l1111 D. AI111',Q1' 111111 S11.s'1111 I.i111l11 H. 11111111111 Plzil 111111 D1'ligl1l 3311111111 A1111 1,1111 Nina AlllI'illl1llC Bobby Mary Y. M11111'i1'1' Mary L. - 1954 Squib QL 3 fy ifgi Ilrlfm' II1n'lr'n1' TIIFIHIII Rich Tom B. .Uzlrilymz Kfll'l1'Ill' .x1fIl'fIf1H Ckllwlyflz Ii. 13012 Xl. Inlm Hill II. .IVIIIIU Climzgf Hill 'l'. Kullzgf mul 'fum Sflllfltl l,l1ylli.v lJn1'lf':n' l'rll l,. ,Nliwlf uvfllllll lirrlmir' 1954 squib - 77 DIRECTORY OF PATRONS Ash Petroleum Co. ..... . B 61 B Super Drugs ......... Bellels Fashion Shop ......... Breedlove's Men's Store ....... Ray F. Breedlove Agency ........ Wilson Breedlove Agency ......... Bradley Hall Furniture Store ...... Bryant-Roth Furniture Store ...... ....... ........ Carrie's Hat and Art Shop ...... Chafee Studio ......................... Children's Pet Shop ....... Coca-Cola Bottling Co. .... . Collins jewelry Store ..... Compton Dairy ................... Connor's Iewelry Store ......... Cossairt Florists ............. Dellekamp Cleaners ..... I. C. DePrez Co. ..... . s Elk s Club .................................. .. Bob Ewing's Store for Men ........ .. Fleming jewelry Store ......... Franzman Music Center ....... Glasson Chevrolet ......... - Golden Bear ........................... Goodman-Jester Dept. Store ...... Griffey Bros. Hardware Store 78 - 1954 Squib 510 N. Harrison ...... ......... 8 22 39 Public Square ......... ......... 2 29 101 N. Harrison ....... ...... 1 67-I 29 E. Washington .... 2500 107 N. Harrison ....... 22 N. Harrison .......... Public Square ..... 102 N. Harrison . 212 S. Harrison ....... ......... 432 305 192 1945-VV 30 W. Broadway ......... ........... 2 577 229 S. Harrison 405 N. Harrrson, ....... 21 Public Square ......... 1500 S. Harrison ......... Strand Building ....... 38 W. Broadway ......... ....... 20 W. Broadway ......... 18 Public Square ......... 46 W. Broadway ......... 803 223 568 235 555-W 81 58 435 112 S. Harrison ........ ......... 4 16 3 Public Square ...... 549-I 26 WV. Hendricks ......... 309 N. Harrison ....... 316 Second ............ 30 Public Square 217 S. Harrlson ........ 1,16 1732 535 17 312 Haag Drug Co. ..... . Hub Shoe Store ............... Hubler's Meat Market ...... Linne's Pastry Shop ......... Meloy's Inc. ..... . Mohr's Grocery ......... The Play Pen ............ Piatt Furniture Co. .... . Sandman Brcs. ............ . Sccfield Furniture Store ..... Shelby Motors ......................................... Shelbyville Paint and Wallpaper Co. ..... ......... . Shelbyville Credit Bureau ............... Shelbyville News Inc. ....... . Sigler's jewelry ............. Sindlinger Market ....... Smith's jewelry .......... Snack Shoppe ........ 'Speafs Dairy Sales ....... Tippecanoe Press Inc. ....... . Todd-Bennett ............... Watson Tire and Recap .......................... R. Willsey, Franklin Life Insurance Co. ........ ......... . Worland's Dm g Store ...................... ........ .......... WSRK Radio Station ......A . 105 S. Harrison ......... ....... 853 101 S. Harrison ......... ....... 908 33 E. Washington ......... ......... 24 14 W. Broadway ....... ......... 214 S. Harrison .......... 116 Montgomery ....... 207 S. Harrison ......... ..... 222 S. Harrison ...... 1828 5 1165 2012 63 E. 1Vashingtcn ......... ....... 84 7 224 S. Harrison ......... ......... 86 55 E. Washington ......... ......... 42 110 S. Harrison ......... ....... 1 96 Strand Building ......... ,: ..... 352 123 E. Washington 16 S. Harrison ............ ........... 60 E. Washington ......... ......... 6 8 37 Public Square ....... ......... 25 14 5 Public Square ......... ....... 54 7 159 E. Washington ....... ....... 2 91 14 W. Hendricks ....... ....... 255 28 Public Square ....... ....... 530 220 S. Pike .......... 207 Carney Bldg. ..... ........ . 579 2797 118 S. Harrison ......... ........... 9 125 E. Washington .,..... ......... 1 108 1954 squzb - 79 ACKNCWLEDGMENTS: CHAFEE STUDIO . ,I , . . Photography INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. .. Engravings TIPPECANOE PRESS INC. , , . . Printing A U T O G R A P H S be auf' f 3' fm 0' MQW! I Q ' C, 2 x 672 S I9 . f It N WJ -,vid FTA EV K Y Q, -, Q ii S,- js ,K+ aj S N 'H' MW' X h I' . 5 mf I HQ I' S lgg ,fy 64-fwvlj S xxx ' av-L - .,,, X Q X X '-Axuf, P-,Yi Xx X Ex If O-S ,h wi K' Q - ' x cd N, 1 N' 'N s 'J . T ' K' V Q A 'X E I Ux F. 'jj XA lv' ' xi D J 3 3 X . F. 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