Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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LEROY OSTERMAN My friends, I hail from Dudleytov. To if some day I ' ll bring renown. LORITA PURKHISER THEO PATRICK A liffle bird fold me one day Thaf Theo has given her hearf DON PHILLIPS Lombardo says fhat some sweef day, We ' ll meef again on old Broadway. MARIAN ROGERS ELMER RASCOE ROBERT REESE Afhlefics have made our Bobbie sfurdy, And his cheerful grin keeps away all worry. RUBY REED JEAN RICHART JAMES SPARKS WILLIAM SMITH JEAN STEINKAMP Singing and dancing fhe live-long day, Always finding time for play. APRIL 12, STUDENTS LEAGUE OF MANY NATIONS Shields High had distinguished visitors today — Visitors from lands far away, Vistors filled with a vision strong To live for Jesus the whole day long. May the Students League of Many Nations Return for more such Convocations.

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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.

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ADRIAN SCHULTZ Bill is a boy of many From playing Papa tc ashing hearts. RUTH SIMPERS With solemn air she stated clearly That she would be a missionary. DORIS SMITH With that wealth of pretty red-gold hair She brightens things up every where. BILLY TAYLOR In the H. 5. band he makes things hun With the rhythm of his faithful drum. DONOVAN TINCH If you ' d look but once at I, It would appear I ' m rather shy. RUTH TAYLOR Quiet and reserved is A steady lass of first BERNICE TASKEY This brilliant miss deserves a star. Whose brightness time can never mar ALFRED TOWER ARTHUR VONDIELINCEN Happy am I, from care I ' m fret Why aren ' t they all content like LORA WILDE longed to have near, crazy to hear. RUTH WOODARD Refined, sweet, with lady-like air, And have you noticed the platinum blond hair? HENRY CORDES (no picture) If habits broke themselves, no doubt Henry would be nowhere about. APRIL 28. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Senior Class play big success, Lora ' s sure a swell actress. Fleety struts his stuff around, Dep and Cerky — I ' ll be bound Don ' t have to act a single bit; Shultz and Olga make quite a hit.