Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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ROW ONE: Judy Sargeant. Judy Ashcraft. Dan Patrick. Genrgia Sutton, and Ndinuin Huher. liOVi ' T 5;0: Jim Ahlhrand, Opal Slockamp. Janice Linke. and Harlan .Stuckwisch. HOW THREE: John Kellam, Jack Emley, Ricliard Linke. and Mr. Robert Bell. Student Council Stressed Good Government Our student governing body was composed of twelve students elected to these posts by their classmates. Th Student Council, as it is known, worked throughout the year on various problems referred to it by our principal, Mr. DeWitte Ogan. Also, the Council investigated and acted upon sugg3Stions made by the faculty and students. Other activities of the Council were the sub-district con- vention at Bedford and the state convention at Lafayette. In- diana. The Council also sponsored the dance after the Seymour- Connersville basketball game. Officers of the 1950-51 Council were: Judy Sargeant, presi- dent; Jim Ahlhrand. vice-president; and Janice Linke, secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Robert Bell was faculty adviser.

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SEYMOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY SEYMOUR, INDIANA Guessed That We Other Activities 1 .= ' flCTlVITJES ' PflT(?IOT 9.HS. 1 — ■ —

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Patrol Boys Helped Make Safety Sure Any high school boy who is interested in the welfare of his fellow students may qualify for the Student Patrol whieh super- vises the traffic about the school grounds. The boys are on duty at noon and after school at all the corners and cross walks of the campus and they also regulate traffic at the bicycle racks. As a reward for their service. Patrol boys are presented with complimentary tickets to school functions. STANDING: Mr. Joe Cili SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Sclirink. Ralph Wisclimeier. Lowell Bei neke, D n Banister, Ravmond Milchell. Everett Ciffelt. Jim Copeland. Herbert Massengale. Don Redicker, Pat Sclirink. Guv illianis, K.-nneili Toriiiuelilen. Stanley Hall.