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

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. BARNETT, SPANISH MRS. DANNETTELLE, LATIN This year for the first time the freshmen have been able to choose a foreign language, either Latin or Spanish. Since Latin is not considered a speaking language, Spanish gives the students an opportunity to study a modern speaking language. Through the use of additional materials such as workbooks, films, records, and various other audio and visual aids both the Spanish and Latin students learn the fundamental principals of a foreign language. Roland Gernert and Kent Williams check the date on the Roman calendar Mrs. Barnett showing students the Mexican burro Mrs. Barnett teaching Spanish LATIN CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT: - VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY-TREASURER: MRS. DANNETTELLE, SPONSOR DOUG LANGE TOM HASKETT ANNA VONTDIELINGEN The Latin Club furnishes the students of Latin an opportunity for learning more about the culture, religion, family life, amusements and civilization of the Romans. Rick Elliott studies his Latin Row 4 (left to right): Richard Conner, Robert Kellermeier, Steven Wente, Mark Montgomery, Mary Wehmiller, Patty Stuckwisch, Sandra Monroe, Becky Johnson, Carmen Hooker Row 3 (left to right): Rick Nichalson, Mike Howser, Tim Brock, Tim Smith, Forest Weld. Joe Traylor, Warren Koop, Mary Prewitt Row 2 (left to right): Steven Easton, Don Mcintosh, Kent Williams, Roland Gernert, LaVeena East, Kathy Oberring, Peggy Johnson, Jane Scales, Mrs. Dannettelle (Sponsor) Row 1 (left to right): Dennis Slade, Pete Moss, Jim Jolly, Doug Lange, Tom Haskett, Anna VonDielingen, Lou Kilgas ABSENT: Rick Elliott

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SCIENCE MR. HACKMAN conducting a Science class. The Science Department of the Junior High is composed of three members who are Mr. Hackman, Mr. Houghland and Mr. Rohrman. A very important part of the Science program is the Science Club, with students of all grade levels, concepts discussed in class are investigated in greater detail within the group. The requirements for membership are a C grade average in science and a Science Fair project in the local contest. C TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ge|As Se NbMo ' r Jto Rh Pd A9Cd1n Sn Sblle I Xe ■I , ' A ; P. Au Tl Pb Bi PolAtAnj Ta W Re Osn- Ao ' ThPa ' U NpPuAmCmBk MR. HOUGHLAND MR. ROHRMAN SCIENCE CLUB MR. HOUGHLAND, MR. ROHRMAN, SPONSORS Row 6 (left to right): Mr. Rohrman, Tom Thompson, Joe Traylor, Jesse Johnson, Paul Helton, Pam McMillan, Valli Webster, Carolyn Gorbett, Marcia Young, Paul Schleter, Tim Wince, Steve McKain, Dan Elliott, Mr. Houghland Row 5 (left to right): Richard Conner, John Fox, Tim Hamblen, Vickie Chastain, Jane Ailing, Linda Juranek, Hazel Edwards, Lucinda Bedel, Weslyn Foley, Carol Gillaspy, Brenda Brock, Mike Simpson, Dan Rigsby, Hershel Zahnd, Mike Burbrink Row 4 (left to right): Carlyle Floyd, Stewart Pfoutz, Scott Nowling, Steve Roemmel, Randy Henry, Chris Watts, Rick Pennybaker, David Sweany, Andy Storey, Joe Roberts, Jon Lynch, Dennis Walker, Mike Owens, Dan Eldridge Row 3 (left to right): Sylvia Thomas, Rita Morris, William Rinehart, Richard Wright, Tom Haley, Duane Rhoades, Richard Voss, Steve Hunsucker, Joe Wolter, Mike Scales, Mike Schleter, Bob Gallman, Darrell Casey, Paul Vehslage Row 2 (left to right): Rex Wheeler, Dan Wentworth, Harold Parker, Mark Riley, Rick Ritz, Richard Schwade, Tony Mc- Kinney, Eddie Summa, Bob Burley, David Emily, Allan Bennett, Larry Branaman, Bob Deschner, John Gorub, Jon Bevers, Mike Jackson, Row 1 (left to right): George Wilson, Mark Kendall, Jeff Jenkins, Mark Montgomery, Richard Owen, Nick Melander, Bob Baxter, Guy Robbins, Duane Fluharty, Garry Lynch, Larry Lynch, Larry Ault, Duane Allman, Jim Monies 76

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ENGLISH In the three grades there are ten teachers who daily encourage students in the use of good grammar , spelling, and literature. On this page there is not adequate space for pictures of all ten of the teachers, but elsewhere in the yearbook these teachers are pictured in other classes, organizations or activities. The names of the ten teachers are: MRS. BARNETT, MRS. DANNETTELLE , MRS . DITT- MER, MR, FINLEY, MRS. HARRELL, MR. HIGGS, MRS. KELLY, MR. LAMBERTUS , MRS. LIAN, MISS MAUPIN. Grammar, literature, spelling, and seventh grade reading according to SRA Reading Laboratory activities are all included and considered essential characteristics of an adequate program in the language arts . Student participation in experiences with speaking, writing, reading, and listening makes for a well-integrated English program for grades seven, eight, and nine. SOME ENGLISH TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS 78