Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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. ' itT - ' ' - ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' Members of the club were: left to right; Row one: Charles Adams, Jim Elmore, David Baldwin, Clarence Pollert, Maurice Moenning, John Bryant, Charles Abbot, and Tom Zech Row two: D. C. Long, Leroy Barnett, Don Kline, Robert Baker, George Miller, Dick Tuggle, Lawrence Hines, and Glen Heideman Row three: Bob Woodard, Fred Schlatterer, Tom Lucas, David Cooper, Max Norris, Jim Brock, Ronnie Otte, and Mr. Lewis Row four: Leslie Pollert, Richard Robbins, Richard Lambring, Louis Bobb, Willis Moenning, Mike Hall, James Long, Paul Darlage, and Lynn Stuckwisch FFA GAINED KNOWLEDGE FOR FUTURE USE . . . The Future Farmers of America consisted only of boys who intended to make farming their occupation. It helped them to co-operate with others and taught them better farming habits. The organization conducted pest- killing and safety campaigns. They published the Future Farmers of America newsletter and participated in public speaking, essay, live- stock, and crop-judging contests. They had a parent-son banquet and gave awards to outstanding members. The Future Farmers of America also provided the Christ- mas tree for the main hall. 22 The FFA officers were Clarence Pollert, president, Maurice Moenning, vice-president; David Baldwin, secretary; George Miller, treasurer; Tom Zech, reporter; Jim Elmore, assistant reporter; and Willis Moenning, sentinel. The club ' s sponsor is Mr. Nelson Lewis.

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Members of the Spanish Club were: left to right; Row one: Mrs. Cross, Christine Smith, Ninette Pfister, Janet Cummings, Marcia Mueller, and Ronny Hamilton Row two: Myrna Witters, Kathleen Dittman, Martha Short, Judy Gilbert, Linda Bollinger, Doria Leckermeyer, and Mike Simmons Row three: John Niemeyer, Jim Endicott, Steve Beard, Larry Brooks, Jack Hildreth, Jerry Ritz, and LeRoy Findley ' XL QUE HABLA DOR IDIOMAS VALE DOS HOMBRER ( He Who Speaks Two Languages Is Worth Two Men Was The Spanish Club Motto) Officers of the Spanish Club were: LeRoy Findley, president; Martha Short, vice-president; Myrna Witters, secretary; and Jack Hildreth, treasurer The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Thelma Cross, was certainly active this year. The members had a Halloween and Christ- mas party, sponsored a dance after a basket- ball game, and had a hayride in the spring. During the meetings, many Spanish songs and customs were studied. All in all the activities proved very interesting. One delightful surprise for Mrs. Cross was a party given in her honor upon the occasion of her marriage.

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This useful club was respected for its part in promoting the ath- letic program in the Junior High. The Lettermen ' s Club was com- posed of athletes who had as their purpose the promotion of good will among boys who competed in sports. Some of their activities in- cluded selling tickets at Junior High and freshman basketball games and handling concessions at the sectional tourney. These activities were supervised by Mr. Donald Keane, Mr. C. H. Engle- hardt, and Mrs. Charles Peters, the club ' s sponsor. Officers of the club were: left to right: Mike LaMaster, secretary; Ken Coates, treasurer; Ralph Hill, vice-president; Dan Kiel, president; and Danny Thomas, sergeant at arms. . . . WHILE LETTERMEN ' S CLUB SUPPORTED YOUNG ATHLETES Members of the Lettermen ' s Club were: Left to right; Row One; Dan Kiel, Glen Butch Combs, Dick Barth, Mike LaMaster, Ken Coates, Don Droege, Tom Nolting, Steve Surface, and Denny Mahorney Row two; Kenny Edmonds, Harold Weddell, Ralph Hill, Dave Baldwin, Mickey Beck, Denny Rebber, Danny Thomas, Jerry Armstrong, and Dee Jay Keller Row three; Norman Bobb, George Dollens, Fred Henley, Mike Simmons, Pat Kelly, Don Schroer, Bode Hill, George Miller, and Dan Droege Row four; Mr. Charles Peters, sponsor; Bill Nolting, Bill MclntJre, Leonard Wells, Ray Disney, Jeff Schrink, Bob Lewis, and Dick Tuggle 23