Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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include institutes and travels abroad if 'SEI 1 'D wa- .V From lndiana University to Rome, SHS students were busy broadening their knowledge last summer. At l.U. several students attended institutes and workshops ranging from Latin to jour- nalism and from music to Girls' State. David Dean, participating in the Honors Abroad Program, spent ten weeks in Europe with five weeks in Rome. Tour- ing northern Europe for forty-five days, Doug Wood took part in the People-to- People Program. Each of these stu- dents brought back valuable informa- tion to be put to use at SHS. Far Left-Boys' State representatives, Tim Ash and Don Becom, look over government maga- zines. Middle Left-Janice O'Connor, Cydney Finkel, and Joann Martin attended the I, U. music institute last summer. Left-Debbie Baker and Jenny Thurston attended I. U. for yearbook while Monique Cooper repre- sented Courier. Far Left-Doug Wood and David Dean both traveled in Europe last summer on different pro- grams, Left-Mary Coffin, Debbie Mings, and Karen Cover attended Girls' State at I. U, last summer. Above-Bob Pittman and Connie Huesman rep- resented SHS at the Latin institute held at l. U. 5 W. all l ig lg I ,'l'llLl4z.A at M 5 Opening-7