Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Every year at S.H.S. is pretty much the same. We always have football, basketball, and track and the fans keep on coming. A school year doesn't go by without Homecoming, the Prom, or the May Festival. Freshmen will go on being Freshmen as well as Seniors acting like typieal Seniors. We will all cry and laugh at the same things that students have before us. Of course, we look a little different, but we are basically following the same pattern of high school life. Perhaps we will leave a differ- ent mark on S.H.S., but when you get right down to it, we are. like so many before us, following. . . A ,eonfused group of Freshmen are given a tour of S.H.S. by Mr. Beck. . . .THE SAME OLD RO TE A typieal bored student in a typically boring 1-lass? Demonstrating their enthusiasm, the V What a bummer-filling out those Boys' Cheerblock cheers on the Col- dumb student enrollment cards! den Bears.

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BE TE IB SQ Q, FACTS SHS students have found many different directions to take on their high school route. Some turn toward school activities: sports, clubs, plays, and organizations. Others consider high school as simply a means of getting an education. The many students of SHS have their own expectations and have set their own goals. Whatever their needs, it is the school's responsibility to help them. It is true that each student is different, but it is also true that they are alike in that they are each travel- ing the same route--the road to adulthood. Above-Varsity cheerleader Tem Hauk decorates the bus that will take the football team to another victory Right-Portraying Daddy in the one act play The Sandbox , Tim Debaun has a frustrating moment