Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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uring the war years Shields High School en- deavored to do her part in ail types of activities, J as well as in a financial way through stamp and bond sales. Our school provided additional courses to meet the needs of those boys who were to enter the military service. Many of the Shields High School boys enlisted in the var- ious branches of service and others were called from the class rooms before graduation. The war taught us that victory was ours because of outstanding technicians who produced in a superior manner. In our first peace year since World War II, we are con- tinuing to add new courses to meet the demands of the post war world. We have enrolled in our classes some of the boys who were called to service before graduation. They realize that the young person with a diploma to his credit is better prepared for his life ' s work. Administrators and eachers realize that the schools must train competent leaders to solve the problems of peace. These leaders must through serious study prepare themselves to con- tribute constructively to civilization. fl QIgAA£4.

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GIFT COMMITTEE Jean Pickerrcll, Tom Fleetwood, Carolyn Lucas, Mary Keller. Louis ' on Strohc. Mary Rose Keith, Chester Spahr. :: BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE Sally Yeager, Thomas Moore, Ruth Drocge, Arthur Vogcl, Virginia French, Max Helmbrecht. Z DINNER COMMITTEE Velma Hageman. Phyllis Hunt, VC ' illiam Willey, Ervin Pottschmidt, Jane Bohnenkamp. Absent; Rob Roy Beldon. DECORATIONS COMMITTEE James Fox, Joyce Dittman, ' anda Coyle, Jack spencer, Charles Rebber, Nancv Steinmetz. Absent: Earl Johnson.