Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Scenes taken from the Senior Class Play DRAMATICS Free Advice was presented by the Senior Class on December 2, 1948, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Warbritton. The cast included the following characters: Frank Adams — Jack Jackson Alberta Adams — Marilyn Eder Ruth Adams — Jean Downey Nadine — Gertrude Mueller Patsy — Carmen Smallwood Sandy — Jerry Birge Announcer — Gene Waldkoetter Student Directors — Irma Thoele and Robert Fosbrink Sissy Davis — Barbara Ahlbrand Elizabeth Hudson — Mary Lou Schneck Dale Starke — Richard Goins Professor Hancock — Harold Fearon

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' Practice makes perfect! This is true in public speaking too FINE ARTS SATISFY OUR DESIRE FOR SELF-EXPRESSION How to put the idea across and influence an audience is the desired result of would-be speakers, actors, and artists. Our orators enter speech contests sponsored by the public spirited clubs of our community. Our annual class plays are much anticipated and appreciated by both students and townspeople alike. Posters made by the art classes furnish advertisement for school and civic activities.

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IBPnuMi mmmm THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , was pre- sented March 24 and 25 with the following cast: Second Row: G. DeMille, D. Woolls, J. Snow, Miss Feaster (Director), D. Pollert. L. Brackemyre, B. Beikman, K. Ness- ler, M. Chestnut, J. Zaring. First Row: M. Ruddick, D. Everdon, J. Wieneke, N. Deputy, J. Hall, J. Thomas, K. Steinwedel, N. Myron, F. Sciarra. THE OWL ' S VARIETY SHOW included two numbers pictured below: Barbara Corbin and Carol Cooper as Irish lassies and Annabelle Wright, the torch singer.