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

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SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. HARRELL Students in grade seven become earth and universe oriented by the study of GEOGRAPHY. Those students who do not take Geography in the seventh grade trace the development of civilization from prehistoric man to the col- onization of the Americas in WORLD HISTORY. In the eighth grade an intensive study of AMERICAN HISTORY offers the students ample opportunity to thoroughly familiarize themselves with their American heritage. The social studies program is completed in the freshman year by an in- tensive study of CITIZENSHIP and INDIANA HISTORY. The pictures of the five teachers of Social Studies are listed below. MR. HACKER MR. BOLEY MR. DAY MR. FINLEY SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB The Social Studies Club is open to eighth and ninth grade members. MR. DAY, MR. FINLEY, SPONSORS Row 6 (left to right): Rex Wheeler, David Grelle, Brent Cogdill, Mike Jackson, Jon Bevers, Bob Deschner, Joe Robertson, Scott Lanham, Kenny Williams, Sherman Bowman, Rick Owen, Dana Green, Dick Parker Row 5 (left to right): Joe Roberts, Donald Harrison, Mike Owens, Tom Haley, Jesse Johnson, Larry Ault, Anna Von- Dielingen, Pam Burbrink, Margery Crane, Marilyn Engleking, Connie Louden, Robert Baxter, Nick Melander, Ron Hawn Row 4 (left to right): Trinda Smedley, Joyce Hoene, Mary Prewitt, Sandra Bobb, LaVeena East, Luanne Lightner, Jane Henkle, Pam Stuckwisch, Lisa Davis, Barbara Cooper, Valli Webster, Carolyn Anderson, Russ Davidson, John Hill, John Lynch Row 3 (left to right): Sandra McDevitt, Jane Scales, Teresa Johnson, Rita Cash, Carolyn Parks, JoEllen Kloeker, Cindy Owens, Ann Greemann, Jane Wait, Cheryl Dyer, Nancy Nichter, Becky PoUert, Ann Montgomery, Harold Simpson, Tim Barbour, Richard Beatty, Larry Martin Row 2 (left to right): Sheila Shade, Lovella Richenbacker, Jan Scheffe, Sheila Easterday, Pat Whitcomb, Jill Steinberger, Brend a Russell, Jenny Myers, Donna Brewer, Debbie Barnthouse, Deanie Moore, Lou Kilgas, Brenda Chiistain, Anne Stewart, Janis Rudolph, Mr. Day, Mr. Finley Row 1 (left to right): Bill Owens, Baron Hill, Gary Plummer, Doug Richardson, Gregg Ashcraft, David Lanham, Ted Mellencamp, Stan Stradley, Pete Moss, Jim Jolly, Max Siefker, Don Hargis, Dan Botkin, Charles Fox, Jim Monies

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SPONSOR , MR. LEWIS The Seymour F.F.A. chapter was formed at Seymour in 1929 and was one of the first charter groups organized in Indiana. The F.F.A. is an organization of farm boys enrolled in vocational agriculture for the purposes of developing agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Chapter activities include selling concessions at football games, selling garden seeds, and carrying out crop and livestock demonstrations on the school farm. Other chapter activities include crop judging teams, safety contests, and carrying out a community rodent control program. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: DAVID BOBB VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN CHRISTIAN SECRETARY: DICK SCHEPMAN ASS ' T. SECRETARY: MIKE LUCAS TREASURER: STEVE JAYNES ASS ' T. TREASURER: MIKE McNIECE REPORTER: DON WISCHMEIER ASS ' T. REPORTER: BILL MALONE SENTINEL: GARY PLUMER ASS ' T SENTINEL: JIM HOHENSTREITER CHAPLAIN: BOB FIND LEY ASS ' T. CHAPLAIN: JEFF CULP PARLIAMENTARIAN: STANLEY POLLERT ASS ' T. PARLMMENTARIAN: DON BODE Row 2 (left to right): Mr. Lewis, (chapter adviser), Bob Holman, Mike Lucas, Bill Malone, Gary Plumer, Steve Jaynes, David Bobb, Bob Kriete, Jim Hohenstreiter Row 1 (left to right): Don Wischmeier, Mike McNiece, Stan Pollert, Jeff Gulp, David Runge, Steve Johnson, John Christain, Bob Findley NO PICTURE: Don Bode, Lawrence Engelking, Dick Schepman 73

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HOME ECONOMICS MRS. HARRISON, MRS. McQUINN. TEACHERS In the Home Economics Department the areas of study are divided by class level. The seventh grade students cover the basic areas of meal planning and food preparation. Clothing construction and wardrobe planning are the second areas studied by the eighth grade students. These first two classes are one semester in length. At the freshman level the students may take Home Economics as an elective for two semesters. One semester is spent cover- ing food preparation, and in the second semester study is re- lated to wardrobe planning and construction. Two Home Economics Clubs are organized each year for the Home Economics students in the eighth and freshman classes. These clubs study a variety of areas related to Home Economics and sponsor social activities for the members. GRADE NINE Row 4 (left to right): JoAnn Brooks, Patty Dean, Vanessa Hunt, Shirley Hurt, Linda Fields Row 3 (left to right): Terri Linscott, Pam Fox, Becky Johnson, Mona Dailey, Vicki Coker, Margery Crane Row 2 (left to right): Dian a Fricke, Frona Riley, Sandy Clark, Carol Simpson, Brenda Montgomery, Debbie Mackey, Mrs. McQuinn Row 1 (left to right): Julia Stilwell, Karen Bevers, Terry Hanlon, Susie Kidd, Patty Stuckwisch, LaVeena East, Bonnie Mc- Kinney, Ruth Neawedde GRADE EIGHT Row 4 (left to right): Vicki Christain, Lucinda Bedel, Beverly Baurle, Sue Rindahl, Sylvia Thomas, Rita Morris, Dona Foster, Sandra Lee, Shirley Vierling, Marsha Cummings, Patsy Bultman, Rita Davis Row 3 (left to right): Ann White omb, Julie York, Sue Pardieck, Diane Phillips, Martha Terkhorn, Shelley Chisham, Linda Hines, Hazel Edwards, Linda Juraneke, Joan Conner, Kathy Shade, Julie Williams, Brenda Hobson, Libby Montgomery Row 2 (left to right): Debbie Morris, Diana Hanlon, Patricia King, Patricia Hatfield, Sally Wait, Marcia Young, Carolyn Gorbett, Marilyn Vierling, Debbie Chitwood, Kathy Rinehart, Becky Nichter, Mrs. Harrison Row 1 (left to right): Susan Bannister, Valerie Ackeret, Rita McCuUey, Toni Miller, Kathy Hardy, Cindy Voss, Debbie Richmond, Sue Witters, Patty Vierling, Brenda Cross, Diane Salas, Carol Barlow 75