Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Traditional and unusual combine to make In an atmosphere charged with ex- citement and suspense Lord Mayor David Longstreet crowned Saundra Pyle Queen of The T967 May Festival. Arch dancers formed a floral pas- sageway To the throne as the Dance Band played The Traditional Country Gardens. The excitement reached its peak as each member of The court and her escort appeared, until Saundra Pyle, accompanied by Lord Mayor David Longstreet, mounted the dais and was crowned Queen of the May. After the crowning, the court and audience were royally entertained by Tijuana Taxi and Born Free performed by the Dance Band and Kay Dougherty. The Show Group and Dance Band combined on Side By Side and Exactly Like You. The evening ended as the Queen and her court were escorted from the dais. Right-1967 MAYCOURT: Doug Ash, Becky Bren- ton, Joe Dawson, Margaret Owens, Dave Car- mony, Noell Worland, Saundra Pyle, David Long- street, Pam Beck, Jim Meloy, Sally Sears, Bill Haehi, Barb Scott, and Warren Krebs. f Y Above-The little people invade the '67 May Festival. Right-Sl1elbyvilIe's own Tiiuana Brass performs for capacity crowd at Paul Cross Gym. 14 Opening

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the calendar of the new Breck Auditorium z ' BE 1 H359 A ' .1 :ff-lri A tc This year for the first time SHS has had the opportunity to offer a number of special convocations. The new audi- torium with its red cushioned seats and gold carpet is well suited to the pro- grams that have been presented there. This year students have had a chance to see and hear race driver Johnny Boyd, iet pilot Colonel Joseph F, Cot- ton, a special Veterans' Day program, an athletic awards program, and a Christmas convocation presented by the Show Group. Indianapolis 500 driver Johnny Boyd spoke on the importance of safe and courteous driving. He pointed out that safety was the most important product in racing, not speed. Air Force Colonel Joe Cotton talked on the hazards of being a test pilot. He stressed that danger was a jet pilot's business and every moment that the pilot was in the air could be his last. Bernard Sleeth presented a Veterans' Day program in which he showed the importance of pride and loyalty to one's country, especially in time of war. Many fall athletes were honored in the awards program along with former football coach J. M. McKeand. A special treat for SHS students was the Show Group's presentation of a pro- gram at Christmas time. Above-Colonel Joseph Cotton, representing the United States Air Force, explains to SHS students that problems are our business. Left-Future Hollywood stars now in Mask and Dagger give a superb showing in the presentation of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Opening 13

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the forty-fourth annual May Festival ,. is Q, f., ' - A A , - - :Q-5' L Sis! ,L ,. 1 l of a'A ls l We Above-Lord Mayor David Longsfreet crowns Saundra Pyle Queen of the 1967 May Festival. Lefi--Saxophonisis, Cathy Reeves and Jim Mc- Clain, entertain spectators as they view the event. Opening-15