Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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ART DEPARTMENT Art means many things - a fragile vase, an autumn landscape, a hooked rug, a charcoal sketch, or, perhaps, an old Indian bowl. In art classes S.H.S. students meet many fields of art. While some students use a potter's wheel to fashion pottery, others letter posters and place cards. In drawing classes students practice sketching still life, landscapes, and human figures. The courses in dress designing and interior decorating are beginnings of future vocations for some S.H.S. students. Throughout the year the art classes decorate the schools corridors with attractive displays. At Christmas these brightly-colored, festive decorations brought the holiday spirit to the routine school day. The thrill of creation. to create, . Q I 1 I I 28 l

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Buzzzz, Wham, clink, shatter, clang! These are the sounds of industry and of boys learning to use their hands and minds to build for the future. In our well-equipped industrial art shops, boys be- come acquainted with the various materials, processes, tools, machines, and methods of organization and safety in industry. Courses in metal shop, wood-working shop, drafting, and architectural drawing prepare students for many vocations. Each industrial arts course centers around the com- pletion of individual projects. In metal shop each boy must make a drill press, a tape wrench, a C clamp, and a machinist clamp while the architectural students design floor plans for homes. Young hands building a better world. E ,B 5 2 There is a time and a place for everything. . to build, . fr 27 1 Q.. if i ,H H, S W, iff 33

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ONWARD, YE PEOPLES! For Chorus of Mixed Voices MARSHALL KERNOCHAN After Y RYDBERG JEAN SIBELIUS Arranged by Channing Lefebvre Largamente e maestoso CJ: 72, i PIANO ssff 1, Eli Q31 i - - do are J J Music is the language of the spirit. Both the Robed Choir and Concert Band presented music from the Broadway play The Sound of Musk. . . to perform, . MUSIC DEPARTMENT Throughout the year the vocal and instrumental music departments spent many hours planning, practic- ing, and coordinating programs and concerts for the Shelbyville community. The great amount of work, time, and effort required for such performances is known only to those who helped produce them. In November the Concert Band and Robed Choir combined their efforts to present the fall concert. During the sports seasons, the Marching and Pep Bands enter- tained the football and basketball fans. The Robed Choir sang at the Zonta Christmas Sing and presented programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter convocations. Spring brought the Sacred Concert by the vocal depart- ment, the Spring Varieties by the instrumental depart- ment, and the May Festival on May 5th by their com- bined efforts. 29