Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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in Both the Ulcl and ew. XVhen the present Shelbyville High School was constructed in 1910-1911, it cost 899,360 Our new high school has cost over ten times that much. The junior High School wing was constructed in 1917 with a cost of 9670,000. Built in 1922, the Paul Cross Cyninasium was enlarged on the east and west in 1941 to include the industrial arts department. XVe, the class of 1959, will never reside in the new school, hut we have many fond memories of six years in an old red brick building on Second Street. The stairs, worn with thousands of feet. and the desks, marked by busy hands, are all part of mn' school life. The new school will be very crisp and clean, quite unlike the dowdy and slightly tarnished form of the old. XVhile new things have so many more modern conveniences, old things have a relaxed air and an informality that is hard to equal. TABLE OF CONTENTS Organizations .,.. ,, 24 Sports .. 48 Faculty .... ,A 64 Seniors .... ,, 70 UITCl6l'C1HSSI1lCl1 ,.,,,,, Y, 90 Senior Index ,,,,,, ,,,,l 1 04

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fu.. ln 1l,LfI'lL'lllllll'1' class, Huy lintlwrliorml :incl Bill Slmm-r Pant C.n1li.nn gincl Lincly Xlnllcn 1 cxznninn- il crop proalnction clnlrl. tmnlc Ill cooking cl.iss. ISV by Workin with Our Head and liamls Agricnltnrc classcs. tlllllllll' by Gurnct XVin- clicstcr, arc in tllClI' fourth ycar as part ol' thi- SHS cnrricnlnin. Soil conscrvaition, planting, nmrkcting. and lizirvc-sting arc ll fcw pliuscs of farming tunglit in the conrsc. Nlr. X'VlllCllCSfCl' luis also stzirtccl vcgctulvlc, poultry, lnncl, lmccf, sliccp, aincl swinc inclging tc-inns: tllcsc ta-inns liuvc lmronglit nmnv axwzircls to our scliool flirongli intcrscliolzistic compo- iition. Al'UlIl1l ultcr airoinal rlrifts tlirongli tlic scliool l-roin tlic lioinc cconoinics clcpurtincnt on 'rlic first floor. 'l'lic girls-uncl an occasional boy-pructicc tllcir cooking on six ncw kitclicn units, czicli coin- plvti- witli cooking mngcs, sinks, gurlmgc disposals, and wzltcr llcntcrs wliicli wcrc instnllccl last ycur. Unclcr tlic clircction ol' Nliss Bode-in, tlic intnrc lioinc-innkcrs lczirn thc fincr points of cooking :incl caring for il liznnily. Now is thi- tiinc for all goocl incn to coinc to tho uicl of tlicir pz11'ty is onc of tlic llllllly drills nsccl by lmcginning tvpists. Aftcr il fcw spcccl tcsts, stu- dcnts lcurn what too nmny inistukcs can incun and that crasing is just not clonc. Typing, sllortlizlncl. luookkccping, :incl gcncrul lmnsincss :irc all part of thc connncrcc cnrricnlnin. Nliss Aslllmy wuiclics as tlgnn-t NYi1gnc-r, Lynn Dcllckunip, gnnl Xlairllm Davis lypc onc ol tlii- nanny mlrills in lxcginning typing,