Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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JUNIORS ROOMS 212 AND 314 Irma Tormoehlen President Richard Wienhorst Vice President Jack Voqel Secretary Margaret Mendell Treasurer Mr. Asbell Sponsor Herbert Zickler President James Perry Vice President Jean Voss Secretary James Smith Treasurer Miss Dryden Sponsor ROOM 315 Jane Patrick President Lois Gill Vice President Evelyn Biggs Secretary Alberta Droege Treasurer Mr. Ogan Sponsor ROOM 317 Marguerite Hess President Carolyn Kasper Vice President Donovan Kieser Secretary Evelyn Slung Program Chairman Miss Anderson Sponsor Uonald Uunker Nicholas Demas Dorothy Fox Edmund Griffith Mr. Judd ROOM 318 er President las Vice President Secretary-Treasurer rogram Chairman Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1937 began its career in Shields High School with an enrollment of one hundred and seventy-six. Today the class has a membership of one hundred and twenty-four. The class has always been well represented on the Honor Re in all scholastic contests, and in all phases of athletics. Jebating, Page Twenty-four

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JEWEL WHITSETT Leaders Club I, 2; Sunshine 3 President 3: Owl Staff 3; Patriot Staff RAY H. WOLTER Soft Ball I, 2; League Basketball I; Radio Club 2. n Ifytf- ETTA WISCHMEIER Basketball I; Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. HARRIETT MARGARET WIENEKE Mixed Chorus 3. RAYMOND E. YORK Future Farmers I, 2. 3, 4; Football I. 2; Baseball I. 2, 3: Soft Ball 2, 3; League Basketball 4; Track 4. SENIOR HONOR ROLL 1936 Honor Points MARY FRANCES HERCAMP 90 ROGER FINLEY 86 VIRGINIA FEASTER .. 85 VERNA PREUSS .. 80 ' 2 DOLORES MILLER 79 VIRGINIA AHLBRAND 78 EMALINE PATRICK 76 JOSEPHINE DOWELL .. 73 GEORGE BOWMAN 72 Honor Points LUCILE RICHART 70 ' 2 ETTA WISCHMEIER 68 2 HERBERT HACKMAN 67 CAROL FOSTER 66 BERNARD RICHART ... 66 GARNET BUHNER 64 GLEN BEYER 62 MARY KATHRYN HAZARD 60 LUCILE CLOUSE 60 NOTE: I. At least 60 honor points for the first seven semesters. 2. No failing grades during high school course. 3. At least three years work must be done in Shields High School. 4. Honor points are figured on follow 1 ng basis: A - 3 ; B - 2; C - I . Short Story Contest Winners PSI IOTA XI INDIANA STUDY CLUB ALPHA MAE KYSAR (First) MARY FRANCES HERCAMP MAXINE HODSON (Third) GARNET BUHNER (First) GEORGE BOWMAN (Second) VIRGINIA FEASTER (Third) Winner of B. P. W. Cup — Mary Frances Hercamp Winner of Rotary Cup — Bernard Richart There are still other activities in store for the Senior Class of 1936. The Junior-Senior Reception, Senior Breakfast, Class Day, Baccalaureate Service, and the crowning event, Commencement, are yet ahead. On May 30, this class, now professionals in the art of attending school, will venture out into this modern world, in hopes of attaining professional rank in some other phase of life. Page Twenty-three

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J UN IORS Top Row: Third Row: Second Row John Walters, Herbert Zickler. Nelson Rush, Joe Rinehart, Mr. Asbell (Sponsor), Robert Schepman. Freemond Wells, Jean Voss, James Sanders, Louis Schneider, Neal Boas, George Vehslage, Vivian Wonning, Olga Moritz, Florence Surenlcamp, Lois Smith. Harry Wineinger, Kenneth Sutherland, Donald Sullivan, Leroy Spray, James HOME ROOMS 212 314 Smith, Floyd Osterman. Charles Wolter, Wilbur Williams, Frieda Wright, Irma Tormoehlen, Lucile Schepman, Margaret Spray. Lois Rittman, Harold Ross, Rita hAae Salb, Helen Reid, Bette Rinehart, Oneita Robertson, Gail Williams, Miss Dryden (Sponsor), Lena Faye Shannon, Kathryn Stark, Margaret Mendell. Top Row: Imogene Abel, Kathleen Abbott. Clayton Aikens, Lois Gill, Jane Patrick. Third Row: Dorothy Meyers, Luella Hageman, Ruth Destinon, Mr. Ogan (Sponsor), Geneva Largent, Evelyn Biggs, Eva Abel, Elsie Booth. Second Row: Mildred Cline, Catherine EuDaly, Emma Lemp, Bernice Cockrum, Alberta Droege, Alma Mann, Kathleen Nicholson, Loraine Lawson, Doris Betz. First Row: Thelma Baughman, Alta Mae Brooks, Eileen Deputy, Hazel Stigdon, Elsie Kriete, Florence Eggersman, Betty Ballard. HOME ROOM 315 Top Row: George Henderson, Floyd Koerner, Earl Jaynes, Norman Kiel, Raymond Hinton. Third Row: Patsy Jackson, Harlan Kriete, Wilfred Nieman. William Martin, Norman Haas, Henry Lee, Herbert Lancaster, Harold Hill. Second Row: Carolyn Kasper, Carolyn Heintz, Miss Anderson (Sponsor), Albert Harris, Donovan Kieser, Julius Lucas, Betty Ann Heffernan. First Row: Emma Kriete, Donald Nichter, Marguerite Hess, Harold Hudson, Nellie Kennedy. HOME ROOM 317 Top Row: Edmund Griffith, Bevins Clark, James Beldon, Donald Dunker, Robert Davis, William Barnett, Byron Goforth. Third Row: Stanley Baxter, Owen Frost, Grover Coombs, Paul Eggers, Arthur Eggers, Paul Burkley, Leonard Barnett, Orville Briner. Second Row: Doris Davis, Donald Burkley, Willa rd Everhart, Harold Burbrink, James Glaze, Clifton Caddell, Jean Dannettelle, Nicholas Demas, Betty Adams. First Row: Merrill Foster, Dorothy Aiken, Dorothy Fox, Dale Fink, Mr. Judd (Sponsor), Gerald Bush, Marvin Fox, Ernest Grindstaff, Margarette Garvey. HOME ROOM 318 Dale Fink, winner of the District Latin Contest, participated in the State Contest where he won fourth place. Alberta Droege was Junior candidate for Prosperity Queen and although defeated by Mary Lou Ferguson, the Sophomore candidate, she was one of the Queen ' s attendants. The Junior Class organized with the following officers: Bevins Clark, Pres- ident; Jane Patrick, Vice President; Irma Tormoehlen, Secretary; Ruth Destinon, Treasurer. Instead of giving the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet, the Juniors will entertain the Seniors and Faculty with a reception in the Shields Gymnasium on May twenty-second. Page Twenty-five