Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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TUrt PATRIOT ' 32 ' | ™ ' i™ ' ' ' ™ ' ' ' ' j ' mi] I I- ., . Vi . (7y MARY LEWIS OSTERMAN Histor} ' , English Franklin College, A. B. University of Michigan Here ' s a friend we ' ll never forget. For she taught us V. S. history; But how she thought of all those dates To us nil! remain a mystery. A LILLIAN PRE WITT History. Social Studies Franklin College Ball State Teachers College In history Miss Prewitt leads the way. And also science she makes clearer each day. Her well known smile and earnest air Have helped to make our school days fair. PEARL SHAFFER Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, B. S. Little but mighty, so they say. She ' ll keep you busy all the day U ith sewing and cooking and costume designing. And lots of good cheer she ' ll always be bringing. ERNEST E. TRUEX Mathematics Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. He must be very strong for Math, For when he ' s asked his name, True-x is the only reply he hath; His answer ' s always the same. lUiiimiiuinmniimTinnmniTn Thirteen mi niTTTimiifniiiiiiii i imnT Tnmifiiniiiiiiiinpii iTiiTT[iTnir i n]ii[iiiiiiiii]i| T]rrii

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The PATRIOT ' 32 J. R. MITCHELL Principal of Senior High School State Teachers College Indiana University, B. S. Out dear principal ice do honor and respect. His most splendid advice we so humbly accept. If ith a leader so efficient and capable as he. Our school should prosper, and has as you see. FRANCIS MURRAY Supervisor of Public School Art Ball State Teachers College. B. S. Indiana University As a teacher he surely is playing his part. Since he ' s teaching us to appreciate art; And he ' s also adding to our list The name of many an artist. HOWARD R. NOE Science. Vocational Education Franklin College, B. S. Indiana University. M. S. Physics, chemistry, and science, too. Are all the great things we learn from you If e hope you ' ll stay for many years. And keep on boosting with your cheers. DE WITTE OGAN Commerce Ohio University, A. B. Central Normal College Muskingum College Always folly, full of glee. But fust as busy as a bee. He ' s our great commercial man; E.xcel him ij you think you can.

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The PATRIOT ' 32 KE. . ETH - . « ARBRITTO-X Public Speaking. Elnglish. Social Sciences ' abash College. . . B. In dramatics and public speaking He is our master supreme; He surely knoiis how to coach our plays And to drill our debating team. I v 0) v i ? — LILLIAX W ELLS Latin, - lgebra Indiana Lniversity. A. B. and A. L Ife want to thank you for the smile And the cherry word, every once in a while. That you gave us. as we trod the ways Of our never torsotten high school days £M: tiMduu .NETTIE WETZEL English Ball State Teachers College. B. S. Her influence is so very great. That we do often wish That with her we could longer stay And learn some more English. m CHARLES F. -WOOD Hj Manual Trainine f «v Valparaiso University H Indiana State Normal c;v Purdue Lniversity Give Mr. Wood a piece of wood. A saic and a box of tacks. .And he can make you anything From a house to a battle ax. I 9 Fourteen