Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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We Especially Liked Football And Basketball Games One of the familiar sights at the foothall games was the hand lineil up waiting for tlie half-time gun so that they couhi go out and perform. They welcomed any glimpse they could get of the South Central Conference champs in action.

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When we were planning out of school good times, we al- ways thought of weiner roasts and hayrides. And during the winter there was plenty of opportunity for sledding and ice skating. School affairs provided many good times. Other fun fasts were the class plays. After weeks of prac- tice, stage and prop work, ticket-selling and everything else involved in a play production, the big night finally arrived. To add to the general atmosphere of glamour and excitement were the ushers dressed in their very pretty formals. After the basketball and foo tball games, we all rushed over to the gym for the dance. These informal dances were a lot of fun, but for a really big time we had the Personality Club Christmas Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom in May. Ushers Mildred Stuckwisch and -Marilyn Kebber greet Mrs. Kenneth arbritton.

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Another familiar sight was Mr. Vic- tor Everdon bossing the job of keep- ing enough popcorn hot for all the hungry football fans. The Future Farmers also kept the fans from starving with their hot dogs and hot cocoa or cokes. At the basketball games such hearty fare wasn ' t necessary. The seniors took charge of providing popcorn, candy, and soft drinks to the crowds of basketball enthusiasts. Barbara Allen pleads for some popcorn from Stanley Hall.