Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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.,s,s ,, .1 1966 PROM COURT jim Meloy, Saundra Pyle, Clark O'Bryne, Margaret Haehl, Mike McKee, Pam Beck. li' Gigantic daisies, tulips, butterflies! Where are we?', the 1966 Prom How did it get this way?,' 9 Why - The Magic of Springv! E I W ll! x ! A if . X' 1 f The Magic of Spring Bill Haehl, president of the junior classg Margaret Haehl, general chairman of the prom, and Noell Wor- land, chairman of the decorating committee, on Friday, May 13, 1966, will wave their wands of hard work and diligent planning to transfonn the cold, drab gymnasium into a springtime dreamland. A summerhouse, a sparkling waterfall, and a garden surrounded by a white picket fence with a swinging gate will help create the spring-like atmosphere. From an old- 16 Mr. Davies with juniors Noell Worland, Ieif Walker, Dave Car- mony, and Bill Haehl discuss plans for the prom. fashioned park bandstand, the seventeen piece Greg Imboden Band will provide the music for dancing under a blue spring sky of fine cloth netting. The 1966 Prom Court, consisting of Pam Beck, Saundra Pyle, and Mar- garet Haehl, and their escorts - Mike McKee, Iim Meloy, and Clark OiBryne - will be seated on a platform of greenery and brightly colored flowers. Pictures taken be- side a rope swing and wishes made at a quaint wishing well will always remind the couples of their special night.

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Chosen for May Court Rita Mitchell and Mike Vaught Rita, a varsity cheerleader with pep and enthusiasm, has helped arouse team spirit at SHS for the past two years. A member of the 1965 Prom Court, Rita enjoys dancing and is a member of the Robed Choir, G.A.A., Mask and Dagger, and Sunshine Society. Rita's escort, Mike Vaught is well-known for his sense of humor and quick wit. He is a member of Hi-Y, serves as vice-presi- dent of Cheer Block, and for the past three years has sparked the tennis team. Rita will enroll at I.U. Extension and Mike will enter Ball State. Kathy Haas and Gary Delap Kathy, a quiet brunette, was the 1965 Prom Queen. Well-liked at SHS, Kathy is a member of Sunshine Society, Booster Club, and Mask and Dagger. An avid sports enthusiast, she also enjoys baseball and basketball. Cary Delap, Kathy's escort, is vice-president of the senior class. Dramatically talented, Cary played a leading role in Mask and Dagger's fall production of Curtain Going Upf' Next fall he will enter Ball State University. Terry Richardson and Danny Theobald Lively, green-eyed Terry is a girl-on-the-go. Her hard work as editor-in-chief of the SQUIB has won her the respect and admiration of her class. Terry has also served on Concessions, Student Council, Booster Club, and Sunshine Society and has plans to attend Purdue Uni- versity next year. Her escort, well-liked Danny Theobald, is the drummer for the popular Kandells. Danny, a mem- ber of the Robed Choir, spends part of his spare time giving drum lessons. Linda Owens and Stan Adkins Slender, blue-eyed Linda is known for friendly smile and sparkling personality. A member of the Prom Court and for three years the Homecoming Court, Linda also enjoys SQUIB Staff, Booster Club, Concessions, and Show Group. Next year she plans to study dental hygiene at I.U. Extension. Stan Adkins, Linda's escort, is a three- year member of the football team. Also a member of S-Club, SQUIB Staff, and Robed Choir, Stan enjoys fish- ing and listening to popular music. 15

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