Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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SITTING: Margaret Sutton, Dorothy Tormoehlen, Jackie Jo Tracey, Altamae Heckman an J Carolyn Voss. STANDING: Irene Nichalson, Richard Linke. Joan Martin. Don Powers, Mary Ann Hart, Bill Sciarra, Peggy Belrling, King Hardin, and Jackie Crum. Quill and Scroll Recognizes Superior Journalism Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for out- standing high school journalists, now boasts fifteen members in Shields High School. Serving as their adviser is Mrs. Loretta Butt. Beginning the year with only five members: Joan Martin, Mary Ann Hart, Bill Sciarra, Mar- garet Sutton, and King Hardin, ten others merited the honor of membership to Quill and Scroll. They are: Jackie Crum, Irene Nichalson, Richard Linke, Wanda Brooks, Peggy Belding, Don Powers, Altamae Heckman, Dorothy Tormoehlen, Carolyn Voss, and Jackie Jo Tracey. To be eligible to this society, one must be a junior or senior, in the upper third of his class, recommended by his adviser or teacher, and must have had a hundred inches of copy printed or have sold fifteen ads. SEYMOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY SEYMOUR, INDIANA 25

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(governing Group Edits Handbook Meeting every second and fourth Monday, the Student Council had a busy year. Outstanding project to which the group devoted many sessions was the revision of our Shields High School Handbook, which is to be reprinted for the incoming freshman class. Representatives to this student governing body are elected by members of each class, and Mr. Robert Bell is the faculty adviser. Serving as officers for the year were: Guy Lustig, president; Virginia Borcherding, vice-president; and Don Decker, secre- tary-treasurer. SITTING: Jerrine Stevens. Alice Schneck, Shirley Kiel, Jane Nichalson, Delores Decker, and irginia Borcherding. STANDING: Mr. Bell. Fred Henley, Norman Bobb, Bob Steimvedel, Paul Weasner, Jerry Peacher, and Don Decker. 24

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Early in the fall class-disrupting picture schedules were s t up and soon Top Brass Jackie Crura, Dick Linke, and Irene Nichalson were working feverishly to get the pictures mounted. These juniors sure are getting stuck up, but Jackie will give them the brush-off. patriot Records Life at Shields Where ' s the dummy? Can ' t you crop that picture closer? How about copy for page 18? This was familiar jargon in rooms 317 or 208 as the Patriot Staff struggled to meet dead- lines and make the 53 yearbook a success. Giving sound advice and a helping hand, Mrs. Loretta Butt kept things at an even pace. Miss Mary Alice Bruner took time out from other senior activities to help manage business and advertising details. By April 10, all art work and pictures were back from the engraver, copy was in to the printer, and the Patriot staff settled back to await distribution day. ROW ONE I Foreground I : P. Belding. I. Nichalson. J. Stark, D. Dustin. and J. Mattox. ROW TWO (Seated): A. Heckman, J. Horstman. S. Kiel. 0. Stockamp, C. Voss, an:I Carol Strictelmeier. ROW THREE (Seated! : A. Schneck. J. Coy, M. Hart. N. Kendall, A. Mueller, and C. Hedges. STANDING AT LEFT: J. Crum. D. One. J. Ahlbrand. M. Sutton. ROW ONE: It. Maschino, M. Manuel J. Martin, and S. Toborg. STANDING AT REAR: ROW ONE: R. Maschino. M. Manuel. J. Martin, and S. Toborg. ROW TWO: W. Van Voorhies. G. Smith. R. Sweet. D. Powers, R. Linke, N. Huber, Miss Bruner. and Mrs. Butt. ' ' )