Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Ii We lleme fvLe i 9t We jHcuKfJi a ui Weekly features every Tuesday morning were the convocations. The mi- sung heroes, the chair squad, were al- ways there to put up the seats and then take them down after the programs. Some of the convos were extra-special, such as: Bobo the magician, Mr. Bertrand Shurt- leff, who showed our S. H. S. boys a thing or two about wrestling, the trampo- line stars from the University of Illinois, and the choir Christmas program.

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Id. We (Ie4iie4nhen 9t . . . GlaiAeA. like. Blalc t cuhA CUe K And then, dI course, there were all ol those old familiar classes. Biology was the first science any of us took and we en- joyed the study of plants and animals though we didn ' t always understand it. Up in 314 we had live pets during the year. First it was a black snake and then we had the goldfish — Mr. Deputy ' s pride and joy.