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

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Pamela Scheckles James Shelby John Shields Monica Shipley Tom Simpson Susan Slaughter Allen Smith Bobby Smith Don Smith Paul Smith Peggy Smith Rodger Smith Linda Southerland Mark Spray Carol Spurgeon Tom Stanfield David Stein Elise Stevens Carol Stewart Sandra Stewart Connie Stilwell Rodger Stout Treva Stout Mike Sturgeon Scot Sunbury Janet Swain Mona Sweany Randy Sweany Ricci Sweazy Delona Swider Jerry Tankersley Gregory Tatlock Mark Tatlock Danny Thomas Anita Tolliver Marcia Trapp Sandra Trapp Rhonda Vierling Robin Von Dielingen Mike Waggoner Cathy Wagner David Walker Melody Waltz Bettanda Wayt Cathy Webster Margaret Weddle Jan Weller Mark Whitt Mike WiUey Mike WiUiams Kim Willman James Wilson James M.Wilson Connie Wineinger Phillip Wolf Julia Wolter Maryjo Wolter Tim Woodson David Zarick Paul Zumhingst Mark Hurley Jackie Findley Brenda Kretzger Kim McDonald Rick Pearson ( O . Pft M O © « Q r

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James Lowe Tim Lucas Robin Lynch Denise McAbee Diane McCrary Kim McDonald Sean McGinty Deborah McNear Louis McReynolds Robert Malone Walter Manley Debra Manuel Rhonda Marshall Margaret Matlock Kathy Maxie Bonnie Mikel Jane Miller Mike Miskell Susan Mitchell Susan Mize Terry Mize Marilyn Moman Marlin Moman Bruce Montgomery Mike Montgomery Tim Montgomery Philip Moore Ardela Moser Jerry Mull Janice Murphy Kathy Murphy Randy Neuser Steven Noble Debra Norris Denise Norris Robert Norton Karen Owen Susan Owens Ken Pardieck Julie Patrick James Perry James Policy Deborah Ponder Kim Prout Wayne Reid Jeff Riley Gary Rinehart Jon Robertson Leslie Robinson Pamela Robson Sharon Roemmel David Roll Marty Rose Robin Ross Deborah Ruddick Pamela Ruddick Gail Rude Jonra Rumph Bobbie Scales Paul Schenkel David Schlatterer Karen Schoenfelder Peggy Schrink Becky Scott Ellen Scott LuAnn Scott Doug Self Alice Shade Lori Sharer Cherri Shearer ■ ■ f!4 (R f - ' f) O .fi, , f f . ( f!i 1 f 01 t ' J 1

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, t ■ 1;,; 1 H And so we end, then, a wonderful trip through Owl Country. And with this page the Owl ' s tail, and our tale, also comes to an end. With this page we breathe a sigh of relief, but we are proud to have been a part of its production. In spite of our troubles and low points, we have had fun, more or less, in putting the book together and in finally sending in the last few pages. But we owe much to many— to you, our fellow-students, our teachers, and our principals for being so co-operative. We owe gratitude to Mrs. Dannettelle, who for as many years produced the twenty-five Mirrors that have preceded this one, for her sugges- tions. We want to thank Photographer Jones for making individual pictures and some group shots and the Brothers McFall who added a number of casual shots. Mr. Rohrman contributed moral support and a lot of good advice. And we are especially indebted to Mr. Lambertus who guided us through all phases of our book and who himself did a large part of our photography and darkroom work. No more need be said except thank you . So to those who read this now and later we hope that the 1970 Mirror recreates the feelings for you as you truly experienced them during the past year. Pam, Mark, Paula, Scott, and the entire Mirror staff