Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Ql'l,0g OMF' Aeadon 0 Of all the SHS events, the basketball games tradition- ally held the leading interest. For entertainment our band played before the games and at half-times. For enthusiasm and spirit we had two strong booster blocks, the boys' and the girlsl. For appeasing a crowd of hungry spectators. we had eoncessionaires with their treats. Every one of us contributed his share for a memorable season. XVe liked to provide that extra umpl1 around tournament time, so we put on special pep sessions, Our sectional victory certainly filled us with gaiety. Basltetb ill fans are entertained during the half-time inter- mission bs the band.

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we . . . ana! Low we if. . . anal flue refiukzi ann! IOZQCQ5 il'LUOgle6!. . . 0116! 504010 . . Before classes began in the mornings, we con- gregated in the halls. Many things happened there. Some of us were dreading a test we had to take first hour that we just had not had time the night before to study for. Many of us were standing in couples, and others were even play- ing with yo-yo's! Then as classes began, we trudged down the crowded stairs which gave us a feeling of togetherness. At noon there were always those lively moments in the cafeteria. Al- though we liked to mix and match the food and had a few spills now and then, We were grateful to be eating balanced meals in such a clean, well-kept lunch room. At the end of a long hard day of studying, we made a mad scramble to get out to the parking lot or bus. Off we go to another class. XVe have to gobble our lunches to save time for' chatter before going back to class.

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a5LefLa! YVG went wilcli simply wild, at the Sectional. The Booster Club relaxes during the half to re- gain their voices for the final tense moments of the game. School spirit was at an all time high after our Sectional victory.