Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Scurrying through a gay and busy senior year, the deter- mined members of the Patriot Staff put aside their activities in order to publish the 1954 annual. Into this yearbook the seniors poured forth their efforts bv selling ads, writing copy, and identifying pictures. The entire class financed the annual by selling subscriptions, magazines, and concessions at the basketball games. From October until April 1, the deadline for all copy and advertising, Sue Zickler, editor, and Sandra Smedley, copy editor, worked feverishly getting all copy and pictures in order. Don Schultz was the advisor. S taj-l- frli ed or ucceSS iil J nnuat SEATED: Kutli aldkoetter, Beverly Knott, Phyllis Hoeferkamp, Judy Ashcraft, Carolyn Schneck. Sue Zickler, Sandra Smedley. Carol Frey, Nancy Browning, Sharon Mundy, Madeline Miller, and Carol Nobbe. STANDING: Virginia Borcherding. Beverly Hall, Janet Cnrdes, Donna Keller, Charlotte Stockelman, Jackie Jo Tracey, Alice Sch..enr..ldrr. Joan Patrick. M..rt Liitrs. ' Jack Crini. Dan Patrirk. l,..uis Oslernian, Pvonnie Biircherding. Mr. Schultz, John Kinhull. l...ipn Donica. Marilvn Nmri-. Joan SlanlirM. an. I Kiilli Miirllrr. 22

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Outstanding journalists of Shields High School receive special recognition by initia- tion into Quill and Scroll, the international society for high school journalists. With only the three officers remaining from last year: president, Janet Cordes; vice- president, Jackie Jo Tracey; and secretary- treasurer, Carol Frey; membership was boosted to nine by the end of the first semes- ter. Those meriting the honor were: Sue Zickler, Sandra Smedley, Beverly Knott, Ron Phillips, Patty Aiken, and Nancy Beldon. Don Schultz served as advisor. Gr tn NcS I a tic It .J o niuated S i, SEATED: Sue Zickler. Jarkie Jo Traoy. Janet Cordes. and Carol Frey. STANDING: Heverlv Kn.,it. Nancy Beldon. Ron Phillips. Patty Aiken, and Sandra Smedle 21

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' I A .f 1 ROW 1: S. Rust, J. Cordes, J. J. Trace;. S. Smedley, J. Smith, E. Lay. J. Kelley, V. Cupeland. -M. Short. K. Campbell, C. Nobbe, Y Curry, and Mr. Schultz, advisor. ROW 2: A. Schoenfelder, L. Breitfield, T. Otte. N. Toborg, J. Krumme, C. Redicker. A. Krimime, E. Schrader. K. Gregory, R. Waldkoetter, and L. Nieman. ROW 3: B. Lucas, R. Smallwood, J. Horning. B. Becker, H. Franke. C. Kiel. B. Borcherding. J. Steinwedel, N. Browning, J. Wissel, and B. Knott. ROW 4: D. Patrick. R. Phillips. M. Lutes. L. Donica. J. Grim. R. Pardieck, P. Aiken. A. Smith. C. Rebber, N. Beldon. and A. Mircale. L ompetent taj-j ' f- ubtidked an The Shields OWL. now in its fifteenth year of publication, serves the school and gives students a chance to do outstanding work in journalism. Fourteen issues of the OWL were published bi-weekly under the editorship of of Jackie Jo Tracey and under the supervision of Mr. Schuhz. Top staff positions were held by Nancy Beldon, News Editor; Beverly Knott, Editorial Editor; Patty Aiken, Feature Editor; Loren Donica, Sports Editor: and Carol Frey. Art Editor. A member of the Indiana High School Press Association and Quill and Scroll, the OWL sponsored the dance after the sectional tourney and also crowned Betty Jo Borcherding sectional queen. 23