Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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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

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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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Hard work and determination bring many Though many boys represented each of the SHS athletic teams this year, a select few received special awards or honors for their outstanding tasks. Bob Haas, a good long-distance man who always finished high in the standings, was voted most valuable man on the SHS cross country team by his fellow harriers, while Rich Brown, who ex- celled in the broad iump and 440-yard dash, was named the top track man. Football awards were the most abundant. Fred Avant and Steve Zeller were co-captains of this year's squad and Avant, Wes Miller, Rich Brown, and Ron Winton were members of the all- conference team. Mike Platt received honorable mention. Larry Lewis was voted the most valuable lineman on the team by his teammates, while Brown and Avant tied for most valu- able back. Avant and John Chesser were named to the second team all- state squad, while Miller was placed on the third squad. Avant was also the winner of the coveted J. M. McKeand Kiwanis Award, formerly known as the Kiwanis Award. In basketball, Steve Drake received last year's Paul Cross Award, the most valued award given in that sport. Above-Fred Avant and Rich Brown tied for the most valuable back award in football. Right-This year's recipient of the most valuable lineman award is Larry Lewis. 16-Opening