Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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2-Opening In memoriam There seems to be little order in a world where death comes without explanation to a young man. There is cause to question Those things taken for granted. lf man has traveled in space, conquered the elements, dis- covered the secrets of his own heart, then why must a young man die? This is the question we have all been ask- ing, but only God knows the answer. Ron Winton was one of the finest young men at Shelby. His self-con- tained, quiet fortitude earned the ad- miration of the student body. Always striving for the best in what he did, Ron would not be satisfied with any- thing less. On the athletic field, in school, or about town, he was re- spected and highly regarded by all. Ron was a man of dignity, of strength, of faith, and a man of his own thoughts.