Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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af fix 5 4. x 5 P' ia 'f VX 1-43, 'K Ya., tw' J' K, 4 rr Wt it Queen of the May, Nan Lawrence and her escort, Lord Mayor Lee Boger reigned supreme at the May Festival. The 52nd Annual May Festival, much like the May Festi- vals before it, was an exciting evening of suspense and entertainment. From the Arch Dance to the last group per- formance, the night of May 1, 1975, observed the traditions of the past at SHS. As is the custom, the members of the May Court: Nan Lawrence, Lee Boger, Cindi Bramwell, Gary Abner, Christi Linne, Jack Horner, Robin Gibson, John Alexander, Ann Smith, Erin McKenney, Jill Green, Kim Sexton, Ann Lawrence and Bob Joseph presided over this year's festival. Presenting shows for the court were such groups as Robed Choir, Concert and Dance Bands, Show Group and the Gymnastics Teams. A new addition to the traditional program was the Urum and Bugle Corp-1975. All in all, this yearls festival was mapped along the cus- tomary lines of its predecessors. May Festival is an institu- tion at SHS and is one more mile along the . . . SAME OLD ROUTE. ' ..,' pts, W, ' '4 X J X Performing to First Suite in Eb, the SHS Gymnasts gave an excellent show of tyeir talents.

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up this spring for a production of The Remarkable ennypacker . With Gary V. Myers as producer and Finkel, a 1971 graduate of SHS, as director, the two lubs rehearsed for several weeks to present the play on arch 20th and 21st. Pennypacker was a delightful comedy with a quick ace and plenty of laughs. Similar to a three-ring circus, the lot branches out in several directions-all at the same ltime. Both the cast and the audience enjoyed the many humorous predicaments that prevailed in the Pennypacker household. Members of the Pennypacker family were portrayed by talented young actors from both groups, including Jeff Hart, Leigh Risley, Ryoko Mills, Joe Hurst, Tracy Brunner, Jane McCormick, Merrie Elliott, and John Hall. The brood of small children and a cast that varied from a ministerls son to a lady newspaper reporter were aptly played by 13 other club members. To demonstrate their appreciation, the cast made presen- tations after the final performance to Producer Gary Myers, Director Sondra Finkel, and Thespian President Tracy Brunner. The play was successful on all parts and proved worthy of the audience's rousing applause. Mask and Dagger Club and Thespian Troupe 4713334 P 97 ' Jeff Hart did an excellent job in the title role. Ma Pen nypacker alters her wedding dress to fit her daughter Kate, played by Tracy Brunner. ii E1

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i Q The Drum and Bugle Corp-1975 brought the audience to their feet with its top notch presentation of drills and musicianship. Oldies but goodies were included in the Show Group's medley of songs from the l920's. Dancing the Charleston to Twen- tiana livened up spirits and received appreciative applause. A ight of Entertainment and Tradition