Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Studcn Council llancc, - Anncttc Hcndcrson. N.1ncVCriffith Iht XIQXILJH Il.1t liotk was quilt, populu .1l tht . t , ' Him. liimwilllc PM 'l'Iwmpgm1, Limla Stiuc, Alcwcll Smith. Anna Bowr-rs, Sue- lillllI'lK'l70l1lll, Bctsi Ihurslon, Linda lioiincr. Fads and Traditions Appeared ll Struts .uld .lim lXI'1'IlH'l'. Cindy Xlullcn lllltl Larrx l 1313.'I'NHIl. l.f'llIl lim-llckauip and llliil Xlings, Hosc Lin x1ll1'.1111l l,ill'I'5 lllaich compost-d tht' Fall U'i11cl-Up Co I1 Thc Studcnt Council has snonsorcd two danccs this ycar-tlic Fall W'ind-Un Dancc and a sock This is thc tl1ird ycar a Fall XVind-Up D1 has bccn held to cclcbratc the ending of fall spolts and the beginning of the basketball season, But this ycar sonicthing ncw was addcd which sums destined to lwcomc a tradition-thc croxxniiig of a Fall XVind-Up Queen. A candidate from Q ich class was elcctcd by boys participating in tall danccrs. Don Kidwcll, disk jockey at station NVC SI in Columbus. spun rc-cords for thc occasion. sports. Ann Staats rcprcscntcd thc frcshincn, C indx Nlullcn the sophoniorcs, Lynn Dcllckamp the iun iors. and llosc Linville. the scniors. By vote of it cntirc studcnt body. Allll Staats was clcctcd quccn :Xnyonc wandering into the girls' gyin follow ing thc football gainc lie-rc with Columbus Uctobci 3 might liaw thouglit he-'cl bccn whisked awax to Mexico. For thc l'NIcxica11 Hat Rock sccnicd to be the favoritc record of the fans from both SHS lllll CHS. Studcnt Council incnibers took tickcts im a coat clicck, and providcd 1'cf1'csl1111c11ts foi it

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The loudest laughs can be heard around SHS when the S-Club presents its annual pep session. Their skits help get the students and the team into a fighting mood for the sectional. Usually the faculty or our rival schools are the target of the jokes, but itis all in fun and nobody minds. In fact, the teachers often laugh harder than anyone elsel This year the jokes were on the Triton Hill-Billy team, Mrs. Ramey, the Booster for Busternj Club, and the ell leaders, and as usual these people laughed the loudest. Members of Mr. Carmonyis advanced speech classes spend a good deal of their time working on a play which is presented to SHS and IHS students. Not only do the members of the class get experience in performing before a group, but they also be- come acquainted with many other aspects of the theater, such as designing costumes, learning how to apply makeup, and painting scenery. Giving the students double pleasure, the speech classes this year presented two plays, French Toast and Cracked Ice. We Lau hed at Uur Frlencls ,Antics Iohn Bi int and B zrbirl Lint Lsttr iuiew 1 nl ly in 'ldv lnccd speech in the process of choosing a play for thc