Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Patriot Stall Editor-in-Chief, HARRIET MONTGOMERY Associate Editors Class Editors Mary Mack KATHRYNE KESSLER KATHRYN HANCOCK Harry GLASSON CHARLES THOMAS Hitpa Howe Art Editors. EsTHER ARNOLD FRED CULP Gro. SCHLETER Business Manager, FRANK LEMP Assistants WILFRED GEILE HENRY WAJENBERG Mary TECKEMEYER CULLEN BARNES m=] HE publication of an Annual is a departure from the custom of other years. As is 1] always the case with a new venture, there have been many obstacles to surmount in RASA its accomplishment. It was not without a realization of this that we undertook this es Hq] work. We felt, however, that a year book would mean much to us, not only now, but later. We felt, furthermore, that we would gain valuable experience from the meeting and surmounting of any difficulties that might arise. Special thanks are due to Miss Quinn, for her invaluable aid. She has contributed much of her time and effort to the success of the book. In addition to those whose names are mentioned in - connection with their work, we are largely indebted to Miss Volland, Miss Andrews, Miss Davi- son, Magdalen Fettig, Doris Geile, Merle Dannatelle and Earl Harrington. To these, to all con- tributors to the book and to our advertisers we are indebted for any success our book may achieve.

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Che Class of Chirteen JOSEPHINE FETTIG P QHE day was bright and cheery, And gallantly they strode, That band of happy Freshmen, Along the high-school road. The day was bright and cheery, And blithe of heart were they; For, far off in the distance, Those dear diplomas lay. SAR The year passed on and found them Within the mighty fold; Freshmen green, no longer, But Sophomores, brave and bold. a And now through work and study, They’ve reached the Junior class. . a In all their high-school studies, OF No one could them surpass. | At last they stand as Seniors, Where soon this course will end, But memories sweet will linger, As to their work they bend.