Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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PLAY COMMITTEE Betty Booker, Pat Hart, Milton Pollen, Donald Brown. Ab- sent: LaVerne Beavers, Richard Wright. : II COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Don Goddard, June Bohnenkanip, Victor Wesscl, Arthur Chandler, Marilee Baxter, Bill Thornberry. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Carl Schoentelder, Bernard Bush, Janet Jordan, Bebe Thomas Margaret L. Taskey, Gene Stevens. CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE Robert Carpenter, Shirley Duncan, Rita Vogel, Leo Thomp- son. Absent: Patricia Fettig, Robert Pardieck.

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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.

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SENIOR LI, Abb OllICLRS Robcn Sjffi.ll. President; Dorotliy Stcinwcdel, Treasurer; Ruse Fisher, Secretary; Cliarles Woolls. Vli H t ' e. the Seniors of 1946, take tlilb oppurtunity to review our activities during the four years spent at Shields High School. C ' e brought honors to our school as each Freshman student began specializing in one particular course of study, such as the Academic, Commercial, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts courses. Joella Able won a hr! r division rating in the local Latin Contest. Richard Hyatt placed in the second division Music Contest at Lawrenceburg. Alvin Fox placed second at an agricultural judging contest. Joella Able, Betty Hoevener, Elvira Otting, Victor ' essel, Robert Saffell, Margaret Steinwedel, Rose Mary Fisher, Marjorie Amundson, and David McClure proved themselves the ten best students in Algebra. On September I-t, 1 944, we became Sophumores and Juella Able, Bebe Thomas, and William Davis placed in the local Latin Contest. In the third year, the Junior Class presented Dracula, a three-act mystery. Elvira Otcing and Bebe Thomas placed iirst and second respectively in the Indiana University Latin Contest in Division IV for advanced students. Carolyn Fye got second place in the American Legion F!ssav Contest on Americanism. This year we sponsored the Prom ind Dorothy Steinwedel was chr.sen to re!gn as Prom Queen. Arthur Hill was elected Presi- dent and Charles Wool Is was chosen Vice-President. On September 10, 194 , we became Seniors. Robert Saffell. Charles Woolls, Rose Fisher, and Doroth) ' Steinwedel were elected class officers. Margaret Lou Taskey won the honor of valedic- torian. Our class play, The Late Christopher Bean , was a three-act comedy, starring Betty Booker, Lois Snyder, and Richard Hyatt. When we attended the Senior Dinner we all keenly knew that (jur high school days were coming to a close. When we went to the Prom this year we felt like the dignified important Senior should. We made our first appearance in our caps and gowns at our Baccalaureate services. On May 21 the Seniors re- ceived their share of awards on Honor Day. May 2 8 will be Commencement, then we will no longer be Seniors but will have won that coveted honor of alumni of Shields High School.