Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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DONALD HALLETT As a promising artist he ' s known to i He ' s never excited or making a fuss. JOHN HAUENSCHILD I challenge you some word to tell That Johnie (Sadie) could not spell. KENNETH HELT It is indeed our firm belief That someday he ' ll bring farm relief. EUDORA JACKSON Jackson, Jackson, and K. T., Dealers in hilarity. RUTH JORDAN A shady nook, a babbling brook, A story book, a world forsook. ARTHUR JUDD After three years at Cortland High, Dear S. H. 5. deserves a try. MARY JEFFERS Mary, Mary quite contrary — There ' s some mistake. ' Twas not this Mary, MARY CATHERINE KEACH With voice so low, with charming air, With laughing eyes, and curly hair. DONALD KINDRED Cares may come and cares may go, I never shall their meaning know. KENNETH KRUWELL As usual, he said generously, The sodas, boys, are all on me. EDGAR KASPER Edgar should be a boy of knowledge, When he was young, he went to college. WILLIAM LEE Fly away trouble, fly away care, I ' ve no use for thee, so come if you dare. NOVEMBER 2. JUNIOR C LASS PLAY The Juniors show us what is what In a complicated plot, Which they knot by knot untangle, When before your eyes they dangle Visions of a happy couple Who can conquer any trouble.

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MARY KATHRYN DEPUTY Tho the winds may blow and bio Mary Kathryn will look just so. OLCA DROECE Good looks, talent, pretty hair. Olga has it all right there. RUTH ECCERS A most extraordinary girl, Looks, talent, pep — she ha ROBERT FLEETWOOD When we think of our illustrious Bobbie. We choose athletics as his hobby. HELEN FULWILDER n the art department she seems to be ary quantity. MARY EVELYN FOX TOMMY CROUB EMMYLOU CROUB If we had to You ' d be quit had to pay to look at you, ealthy, Emmylou. EARL CERKENSMEYER WILFORD CREEMANN A chemistry student rare is h And always ripe for deviltry. MAX HARRINGTON MARVIN HARRINGTON SEPTEMBER 8. Hello, Everybody, dear teachers included, I certainly hope we ' ve not intruded; You see, we just couldn ' t stay away, Just had to come back to school today. This year ' s going to be the biggest and best, I know that it will outshine all the rest.

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MARVIN LYNCH The young Lochinvar from twenty miles south Strange are the words that fall from his mouth. WOODROW LOUDEN One ticket to North Vernon, he said — It seems to have gone to the poor boy ' s head. AVIS LARABEE When Avis to us doth expound, His mien and voice hold us spell-bound. elinor Mcdonald She is a blond with a winsome srr That she flashes every little while FLORENCE McADAMS HAROLD MANNING Manning is our baseball star, He ' d rather play than eat, by far LUTHER MCRRIS MILDRED MITSCHKE Her violin music and gen;al Make the dreariest days seer quite worth while harry McMillan o unlucky sort of a chap, bank, a car, and a girl — He EVERETT MORITZ MARGUERITE NEWKIRK Life is short, life is sweet. So also is our Marguerite. LUCEIL OTTING FEBRUARY 3. LYCEUM COURSES Sun-Up was sunset in the southern play, But ' twas really sun-up to the mother, gray. As she looked down the long and lonesome fligh That her son had made for his gallant fight. Contentment and happiness we struggle for, Unmarred by the sorrows of horrible war.