Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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The favorite commercial subject with most of us was typing. After a number of weeks we graduated from the hunt and peck stage, but W3 never could get away from those little errors that popped up. A6. We lle4ftemUn, 9t n.CunAx: ilp tla4 f acto4.6 Down in 101 we farmers made all types of test samples, discussed farming methods, and then went out to Freeman Field to carry them out.

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We Healli jUaoJied o iAjiciAd a Special ap fieH t( But life at S. H. S. wasn ' t all in the classroom. There were lots of special events that we looked forward to and participated in. Just before the Christmas season, local merchants and organizations had their annual parade, and our favorite float was the one on which a portion of the choir rode. Yes, we sang and nearly froze in the process. The choir and band sang and played in the It ' s A Date production at our school which helped to swell our music department funds. Some of us portrayed famous people such as The Andrew Sisters and Lily Pons while a number of us learned dance routines and were called the Rockettes. Another special event for us was the appearance of The Owl twice each month. We took time out at the end of fourth period to read over the events of the school — and to see if our names were there.