Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Opening . . . History . . . Academics .. Organizations Sports ..... Personalities Closing .... Right-Dwaine Smith and Louise Brandenburger study while enioying the end-of-winter weather Above Right- n o create c new obiect from an old piece of pottery. 1- 25 26- 35 36- 63 64- 87 88-113 . ...114-147 . . . 148-160 Shelby High explodes with the

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Bursting, bulging, exploding Shelby High The morning sun is just clearing the roof of the gym, and soon it will be time tor another school day. Into Shelbyville High School pour students from many backgrounds. Through exposure to the mysteries of parallels and plurals, clubs and classics, dances and drama, raw freshmen are molded into poised seniors. Students finally make it to their final year with senior cords and keys, pictures and announce- ments, and that all-important day- graduation. Shelby students are alike, and yet they are different. They are curious combinations ot civics tests and Sun- shine initiations, test tubes and Herb Alpert. They chew gum and dream dreams. They are in a world of their own where there is plenty to do. The quick decisions, the spur-of-the-moment activities are all a part of these youth- ful years. On the following pages the reader can look into the world of SHS students -those breathless moments just before the team scores the winning basket, the despair that a surprise quiz brings, or the suspense before a play entrance. Perhaps the most appropriate word for a Shelby student would be explosive, explosive with a vitality, a youthful vigor that makes SHS a wonderful place. Opening-3

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