Shields Junior High School - Mirror Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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STUDENT COUNCIL MR. PITMAN, SPONSOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY -TREASURER: DOUG RICHARDSON DAN STURGEON RICHARD BEATTY This year the Student Council is sponsored by our Assistant Principal, Mr. Pitman. The Council is composed of the class officers from each grade and a representative from each homeroom not represented by a class officer. The purpose of the Student Council is to develop and maintain a spirit of cooperation and service within the student body and to help promote a better understanding between the school and community. Student Council members acted as guides at the Open House during National Education Week in November. These students participate in many other worthwhile projects. Row 3 (left to right): Jack Franklin, Robert Clouse, Rick Pennybaker, Scott Silver, Mark Greaves, Brian Hunterman, Terry DroUinger, Joe Conner, Gary Hill, Steve Roemmel, Gary Mory Row 2 (left to right): Mr. Pitman, (Sponsor), Mike Jackson, Jon Severs, Brent Cogdill, Libby Montgomer} ' , Toni Miller, Sherida Brock, Steve Nueser, Ken Williams, Dave Million Row 1 (left to right): Jackie Miller, Anna VonDielingen, Lou Kilgas, Tim Barbour, Steve Jaynes, Dan Sturgeon, Doug Richardson, Richard Beatty, Tom Barbour, Nancy Nichter, Shelia Fish, Bill Deschner ABSENT: Rita McCulley 69

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StaJJ of The Junior High 5 ADVISERS: MR. LAMBERTUS MR, ROHRMAN The newspaper, which had not been published since 1962, was reorganized at the Junior High School this year under a new name, The Junior High SHIELD . This name was chosen by the staff from some two hundred and fifty entries in a Name the Newspaper contest. Mike Hill and Mike Simpson, both eighth graders, submitted identical entries and were the winners. Though it had a late start, through the capable leadership of co-editors Doug Richardson and Carolyn Anderson and advisers Mr. Lambertus and Mr. Rorhman, the newspaper soon moved forward with rollicking speed. It appeared twice a month throughout the year and sold for seventy- five cents per semester. It addition to its being a worthwhile method of publicity for the school, it provided valuable writing and other experience to a number of freshmen and eighth graders who were on its staff. MR. LAMBERTUS AND CO-EDITOR, DOUG RICHARDSON SHIELD STAFF Row 5 (left to right): David Stahl, John Fox, Doug Lange, Warren Koop, Joe Traylor. Row 4 (left to right): Lisa Davis, Marilyn Vierling, Sandy Hattabaugh, Judy Graves, Sara Fleetwood, Naomi Findley, Cynthia Koerner, Charles Fox, Jenny Miller Row 3 (left to right): Jane Henkle, Barbara Cooper, Carolyn Anderson, Valli Webster, Becky Bishop, Jim Jolly, Tim Barbour, MarkEmkes, Steve Wente, Ken Williams, Doug Richardson Row 2 (left to right): Ann Stewart, Peggy Randolph, John Groub, Joe Robertson, Jean Ann Coryell, Pam Cory, Jane Laupus, Alice Scott, Renee Hill, Becky Bowman, Brenda Bridgewater, Richard Owen, Mr. Rohrman Row 1 (left to right): Carlyle Floyd, Gary Colglazier, Duane AUman, Terry Graessle, Joan Conner, Kathryn Chadd, Debbie Barnthouse, Deannie Moore, Ramona McDaniel, Jerri Wheeler, Wendy Hunt, JoEUen Cody, Dennis Slade, David Lanham No picture: Gregg Ashcraft 68

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G.A.A. MISS HONN, SPONSOR The purpose of the G.A.A. is to stimulate participation in girls athletics, to develop interests and skills which may be used after graduation and to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. The ninth grade G.A.A. stay after school on Mondays to participate in speedaway, softball, volleyball, bowling or basketball. The highest local award a 9th grader may earn is the Outstanding 9th Grade award. The girls ' s name is placed on a plaque in our trophy case and she receives a trophy. The seventh and eighth grade G.A.A. girls meet on Thursdays for the activity period. This G.A.A. group will not be given, tests. They learn the rules of the various games so that they will be able to participate better in later years. G. A. A. NINTH GRADE Row 2 (left to right): Barbara Bingman, Trisch Whitcomb, Sara Jo Fleetwood, Sheila Fish, Jenny Myers, Carolyn Parks, Nancy Nichter, Rita Cash, Jill Henderson, Diane Lynch, Cindy Owens, Ann Greemann, JoEUen Kloeker, Jane Henkle, Lovella Reicenbacker, Yvonne Shelton, Valli Webster, Becky Pollert, Jane Keyset, Marilyn Engleking, Sandy Hattabaugh, Carolyn Anderson Row 1 (left to right): Cheryl Dyer, Bonnie McKinney, Kathy Chadd, Julie Stilwell, Jane Wait, Sheila Shade, Jan Scheffe, Barbara Cooper, Linda Richmond, Peggy Dyer, Sandra Bobb, Anna VonDielingen, Jill Sieinberger, Sheila Easterday, Wendy Hunt, Deanie Moore, Kathy Oberring Front Row (kneeling, .left to right): Nancy Snyder, (vice-president), Sandy Wendling, (treasurer), Brenda Russell, (Pres- ident), Becky Bishop, (secretary). G. A. A. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Row 2 (left to right): Sherri Ross, Becky Nichter, Vermona Couch, Brenda Schleibaum, Diane Sterling, Joyce Stout, Jane Nichter, Pam Brown, Ann Miller, Lindsey Baxter, Pam Stevens, Cynthia Koerner, Denise Stein, Diane Salas, Carol Barlow, Debbie Chitwood, Patsy Bultman, Cindy Oathout, Peggy Rebber, Ellen Baxter, Hazel Edwards, Jane Ailing, Sherida Brock Row 1 (left to right): Martha Brackemyre, Cheryl Kendall, Betty Boling, Cheryl Kemmerer, Bonnie Alexander, Michelle Compton, Weslyn Foley, Jane Spray, Karin VanScyoc, Linda Cooper, Becky Bowman, Susan Rind ahl, Brenda Bridgewater, Susan Flick, Sandra Oathout, Marcia Swengel Front Row (kneeling •• Isft to right): Jean Ann Coryell, (secretary), Alice Scott, (treasurer), Lisa Englehardt, (president), Jane Laupus, (vice-president) 70