Shields High School - Patriot Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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X--= .tI |||y Those of us who lived in the country were brought to and from school on our modern buses. We had many different means of getting to and from school. This year we who lived in the country had two new modern buses to make our trip more comfortable. Of course some of us still rode the older buses but there were not nearly so many students on a bus. Our teachers ar- rived at school a little earlier than the rest of us in order that they could get ready for that first 8:20 class. Mr. Wright and Mr. Jump, two of our new faculty members, leave school after work.

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TIME COMES, AND GOES . . . and it seemed as if we had only just started our school year when it ended abruptly, and it was time for remembering the part we had played in this one year, 1955-56, at Shields High, We had all worked hard, but we had plenty of opportunities for good times. We ended our school year very satisfied in that we had all these moments to remember. Now as we look through this book, it brings some of these memories back to life for us.

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Kenny Montgomery, Connie Zimmerman, and Max Nichter buy supplies from Mrs. Montgomery. First thing in the morning, one of the busiest places in the halls of SHS was the book store. Our good friend Mrs. Hildegard Montgomery, who was in charge, helped us to pick out our notebooks, paper, pencils, and other school supplies. Then we headed for our lockers, picked out our books, heard the latest gossip, and started out to classes. Wayne Shortridge, Ken Coates, Carol Larrison, Doris Loyd, Margaret Mines, and Doryce Precht try to make their next class on time.