Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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. . to converse, just show me the way to Paris. Latin has many fomms. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT As the world population grows, the abilities to com- municate and to understand one another becomes in- creasingly important. S.H.S. offers three foreign langu- ages - French, Spanish, and Latin - to aid students in living in a crowded world. Besides learning the meanings, pronunciations, and correct grammatical forms of many strange words, stu- dents study the history and culture of the people who speak the language they are studying. French students watch closely the political happenings in France, while Latin students read ancient Greek and Roman myths. Spanish students must give reports on famous Spanish artists, authors, and musicians. p m0'5 JS' O 5 'a2-,LS easing Bffla 5111 6 66676 Oo 6554 , You what? C-S C' ' Vs .1770 5 af' c es o P A' it tes L t' my ,bw 5 LI7 51170 Smarnas an-:as amevbbs Email armani

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STARVING STUDENTS' TRAGEDY Time: about sixth hour Place: S.H.S. Setting: Delightful aromas drift into school's corridors, reminding famished students of an empty feeling deep in their stomach. Plot: Students must first brave parking lot before sat- isfying their ravenous hunger. It's so much fun to sew. ...topla11ahome,... HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Those tempting aromas described in the above story were produced in home economics class by girls learning to prepare delicious and nutritious meals. In sewing class girls become proficient in the arts of tailoring and dressmaking. Courses in home management, child care, family relations, and home nursing help girls to be gracious hostesses and efficient homemakers. Sorry, Bordensl , 'Wed Cake, Frosting' JUL flour my I ff lflp. U.d.af'M3 IC-Up .Blend -Flour' uffb ' an ' ' , C-gal Whatred cake? and sugar, Add to -Ffgsf EIN-fur-c and ' 1' l I 26