Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Kllyl' Smitb cxgimiucs gi Dircctory wliilc -Iimicc Nlctz :intl Stn-vc Nlobcrlv, Council mcmbcrs, talk to prospcctivc buycrs Pgun Tunginlc :mtl Cburlcs llublcr. and Sponsored 'Vew Actl'vl't1'es. Tbc Stuclcnt Council lixccutivc Committcc is tbc top stunlcnt policymziking orgzuiimtion at SHS. lic-coming truly uctivc this yczu' for tbc first timc, tbc Exccutivc Committcc bas scrvccl its uppointccl cluty us ll stccring committcc for the Stuclcnt Coun- cil. A mccting of tbc Exccutivc Committcc is sclicclulccl bcforc cucli Council mce-ting. bllllly oroblcms tlint zn'isc can bc solvccl by tbc lixccutivc Committcc witbout culling ll mcctiug of thc cntirc Council. All itcms of Plll'21IHOllllf importzmcc must liirst bc approvccl by tliis Committcc bcforc tbcy 1u'c submittccl to tbc Council as ll wliolc. Une- of 'bc most important functions of tbc lfxccutivc Com- znittcc is St'l'Vl1lf.f as tlic Cll1'0-tllliitl' tor tbc Stuclcnt Council Constitution. All znncnrlmcnts to tbc Con- 'atitution must originutc in tlic Exccutivc Com- mittcc zmcl bc pussccl by Ll two-tbircls votc bcliorc tht- cntirc Council muy consiclcr tbc zuncnclmcnt. A big projcct of the Exccutivc Committcc was tbc inzuiugcincnt of tbc Frcslunnn clcctions lust Dcccmbcr. Exccutivc Committcc mcmbcrs-llill llcimamn, Stcvc Mobcrly, Harold Hickman, Paul Allen DcPrcz, and Be-tsi Tburston-constitutccl tbc Elcctions Commission wliicb liucl clmrgc of runf ning thc clcctions. Tbc officcrs of tbc Studcnt Council also scrvc :is tbc Exccutivc Committcc officials. Tlicsc offic- crs, tbc lffllll' class prcsiclcnts, thc Cllltlll'-ill-L'llll'lA ol' tbc SQUU3. :Incl onc uclclitionul Council lncmbcr from czlcli of thc four clusscs rcprcscntccl. com- posc tbc Exccutivc Committcc. Xlrs. llcccc. Xlr. Bass. amcl Nlr. NVrigbt, tbc Councils sponsors. 'also zulvisc thc lCxc-cutivc Connnittcc. l'lXl'fCU'I'lVl'l CONIXll'l l'l'll'l-HONV 1: lion .-Xnn xvtllillllil Bctsi 'lllnu'stou, Donnu Nlcloy, llolly Sclmus. C:u'nn'n Cocrs, Klllllf Briggs. l .iyc Colc. HOW' 22: Stcvc Nlobcrly, Xlilic Kcltlcr, Bill ,Ri'llllL1llll, lluroltl lllQ'l'iIlIllll, lfclgau' Clcmcnls. Bob Xmlzuns. lyillll .-Xllcu lP1'l'i'cZ. 1-ef Q!

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l 'YW YY ii. HOV' lz Pnl NIcCoinal.s, Xlnrty Kuhn, Sur- Dcnison, Bctsi Vlllllll'SlfJll. Donna Nlcloy. Ann Stunts. HUXV 2: ,l.uiicc Xlctz, Kathy Clnrk, cl2lTlI1E'IlClJf'I'S, Nlurilyn B.lllSl71I1.'li, P.-nny -Ioncs, Marry Bcnnctt. HOW' 3: Don Tlionipson, Kalthx Briggs, Sguiclrn Anil:-rson, Lou Ann XYorl1nifl, Linrln l'vusc, lfnyi- Colo HOV' 4: Mrs. lic-ccc. Xlikc Nlount, Dick'Stn:1ls, Torn Cruluuu, john Briant. NOW' 5: Nlr. Buss, Eclgur Ch-nncnts, Chixrlcs lluhlcr, Boh .-Xclgunsc Urcn Olingcr, HOW' fi: Nlr. Nliiglit, Stcu- Xlolwrly. Xlilu' K1-uh-r. llnrolrl lliclinlnn, lllllll .-Xllcn Dcl'rcZ. Bill llL'lIll1lIlll. Student Council c olved Man Problems Sincc its inauguration four ycurs ago. Stuclcnt Council hns inaulc lurgc gains in thc workings ol- stuclcnt govcrnmcnt. Stuclcnt Council is coniposccl of rcprcscntutivcs clcctccl from cuch homc rooni. thc four class prcsiclcnts, nncl thc cclitor of thi- SQPIB. To launch thc ycnfs pioggmiii, scvcn incinhcrs of thc Council, along with two aulvisors. uttcutl- 4-cl thc stutc convcntion of the lnclizulu .-Xssocizition of Stuclcut Councils on Octohcr IS, nt North Ccnt- rnl High School in lncliunnpolis. Aftcr uttcncling thc work-shops nncl inccting clclcgntcs from othcr schools, thc SHS clclcgutcs wcrc nhlc to luring honu- nianv ncw iclcns. At thc convcntioirs husincss scs- 5 sion, SHS wus nznnccl onc of thc 14 high schools 5 in lncliainu that will hc ablv to scncl ll clclcgatc to thc national convcntion in Pittsburgh this sununcr. Stuclcnt Council has uccoznnlishctl niuny things 5 for thc school this vcur. Sonic of the projects wcrc: l un informal cluncc aftcr ax foothzlll Qaunc. innnngc- mcnt of all cluss clcctions, scllingz of Dircctorics, an coinmittcc to boost school naitriotisin, thc cstxihlish- .....J nicnt of ll quccn with il court for thc Full Xlfiml-U13 Dnncc. thc organization of ll mule chccring hlock ,lohn Bikini wus in clulrgc ol ilu- Stutlcnt Council lm. fl1QfUllf f'Y g-lumps' 211111 11 Slrlvc tv llilwv lllmllly pntriolisin proicct. 'UI' ssl, ,.,.

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s ...Q X hX I. ,lewell Smith. vlurlith Hester, Hetsi Tlnrrston, Nan Sirkus, Marty Kuhn, Annette llenrlaisr ost xilh hose .Nun lxnubtl. Nr wrrna XXrIliams, Frances Oltrnan, Susan Xlerks. ,lu-ly VVagner. RUXY S Num s iiux tllillilh. lfxelyn Reece, RUXY 4: t'harles Kysar, john llrant, slim lflanlc, liolr llouse, Vlialln Hun: K 4 hi llaiolil llieltinuu, I'auI llc-l'l'ez, -lohn Spiegel. llean Sliellenlnn. These Seniors Earned the Hi hes! Honor Those seniors who are elected to the National Honor Society might be called the elite of their class. Membership in this organization is one of the highest honors which can come to a student, be- cause it represents the achievement of four years of scholastic work coupled with personal qualifi- cations. The top 25 per cent of the class is eligible for membership, and from this group the faculty selects 15 per cent of the class to be honored. Membership is determined by citizenship, character, and leader- ship, besides scholastic ability. New members were initiated at a banquet giv- en by the alumni members of the society on April 15. Both new members and their parents were guests of the alumni. The Reverend B. ll. Benner of the VVest Street Methodist Church delivered the address and Mr. Sharp presented the newly initiat- ed seniors with their pins,