Southwestern High School - Shield Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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ree--ifw .iw 1' , !- fi uv' 055 ' Mann, Billy Jo Hancock, Gary Gosch, Donald Scott, Mr. Whilden Amos, Directorg Brenda Davis, Penney Mc- Martha Eberhart, Sue Coulston. ley, Jim Stafford, Randy Isley, Tommy Kabrich, Mike Eberhart, John Branson, Mike Farlow, David Hill Marece Rigdon, Theresa Brown, Jack McClure, Beverly Farlow, Sandra Fleming, Linda Thurston, Don Snepp, tlebaugh, Ronnie Ttendelman, Richard Drake, Mike Tucker, Kent Gosch, Mervin Rigdon, Jimmy Branson, ker, Judy Weinantz, Karen Hamilton, Shirley Treon, Barbara Weaver, Karen Duckworth, Janice Dowden, Main. Our Band, under the direction of Mr, Amos, made its first appearance in bright new uniforms presenting a concert to the Band Boosters' Club on November 19, From then on, the Band, led by the very talented majorettes, entertained at each ball game, making a colorful exhibition with routines of twirling, marching, and many drill formations, Musical numbers during pep sessions added much to the enthusiasm of students, faculty, and team, Go, South- western, Go, our school song, composed by eighth graders -- Theresa Brown, Beverly Farlow, and Judy Foster -- was arranged for band by Mr, Amos and used at all pep sessions and games. Spring activities began with the Dedication of the building on March 15. At that time, the Band played several marches and opened the program with our national anthem, -63-

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I fudenf Council Seated: Mr. Wade Sponsor John Harrod Q President wr' Joy Baker Secretary Row 2: Douglas Murray Richard Weaver David Robertson Sue Bartlett Janet Richardson Row 3: ff' John R. Scott Dan Kendall Jeff Grindstaff Kenny Mullen Betty DeRoy The representatives from each class joined together to form the first Student Coun- cil at Southwestern High School. Organizing the council, undertaking new responsi- bilities, and working with the faculty to solve the problems of establishinga new school kept the group occupied this first year. Holidays are happy days! Senior girls Charlene Pike, Georgia Hendrickson, Donna Smith, Janet Engle, Joyce Martin, and Carolyn Talkington Janie Arbuckle, an artist at work. trim the tree in the lobby.