Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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To the Future Seniors of Shields High School: In years to come you will look back on these years of your youth either with a feeling of great triumph or loss. But in either case you must remember that you spent the years of your youth in an era of human beings whose lips are touched by fire. Never before, however, has there been a generation that needed so much fire the fire of progress. This fire must burn and make us press forward, for it is we who must accept the responsibility of righting the world after this terrible wrong that has been done it, is finished. For this reason, we should all make the most of our youth so that each of us can look back upon it and say That was a great m oment. Sally Sargeant Lois Guernsey Co-editors of 1945 Patriot To the Future Seniors of Shields High School: The present war is being fought to preserve the best of our civiliza- tion; yet because of the uncertainty and excitement of the times, many young people are tempted to throw overboard the proved and traditional values of democratic education. Our counsel to you is to continue to put your best into your school and get the best from it, to plan and work for a settled and peaceful future, and to contribute every way you can to that stability of daily life which we are fighting to maintain. Tom Kutch Don Steinberger Business Managers of 1945 Patriot

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BOARD OF EDUCATION ROBERT B. ETTER Secretary Indianapolis College of Pharmacy, Ph. C, Ph. G. ELLEN M. KEITH Clerk to the Board EDWARD MASSMAN Treasurer Louisville Bryant and Stratton Business College NORMAN J. LASHER Superintendent of Seymour Schools A. L. President