Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Moving pictures played an important part in furthering our education. WE RECEIVED EXCELLENT SERVICES FROM MANY PEOPLE Our loyal custodians, Sam Emily, Arnold Vice. Orville McClellan, and Ernest Rhoads, worked hard to l eep our school looking neat. Miss Wilma Rose Smith, supervisor of health and hygiene, was always ready to offer her services in any health matter.

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CAFETERIA PROVIDED GOOD FOOD We always enjoyed the delicious meals and the friendly conversation in the ca feteria. M-m-m-m, that smells good and I wonder what ' s on the menu today were often heard in the line of students who waited to be served at the cafeteria. This was a time when we could relax and talk with our friends as we ate our noon meal. The cafeteria was a very pleasant place, and it was modernly equipped with a television set that was en- joyed by all of us. Our conscientious workers in the cafeteria were kept at their busiest during the winter weather in January and February.

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SUE SUTTON REIGNED AT 7955 JUNIOR PROM . . . The 1954-55 Junior-Senior prom was one of our most wel- comed activities of the year. The theme of our prom was Musical Fantasy and was held in the girl ' s gym. The gym was beautifully decorated with a false ceiling made of three shades of blue crepe paper and silver ornamented music notes. To set the exciting affair off just right, the president of the junior class, Ronnie Certh, crowned Sue Sutton, lovely junior, as queen of the prom. Honored as Sue ' s attendants were: Mary Kunz, Rosalie Stockelman, Ceorgiann Barlow, and Margie Sciarra.