Southwestern High School - Shield Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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me fr-J GJ' Row l: Jim Stafford, Rita Cook, J d ' Ph'll' Photo Club The Photo Club has served as public relations by keeping SHS in the news. Each week one sees the term South- western Photo Club beneath a picture printed in the county newspaper, .Al- so, many of the pictures in the Shield were taken and printed by members of this organization under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Gortell. u y 1 ips, Tom Woods, Row 2: Linda Thurston, Janet Main, Elizabeth Freas, Janice Dowden, Sandra Goforth, Row 3: John S Daniel, Row 4: Mary Higdon, Virginia Brewer, Mar e Cowin Bevel F l napp, Truman Scott, Bob Coulston, Ion Overmyer, Jack g , r y ar ow, Karen Duckworth, Row 4: Ruth K ' h ' mg t, Nancy Cowing, Th e Science Club was organized to promote an interest in further study of science Those students who hav . e maintained a B average in science were permitted to enroll as charter members. Left t Kendall. Row 2: Paul Mann FrankJ h d o Right: John Harrod, Dean Nading, Gary Ziegler, Douglas Stacey, Jimmy Stafford, Dan Clemmons Ross , o ns, E win Sanders, Don Overmyer, Steve Vanscyoc, Mr. Golden Spon sor. Row 1: Karen Kirk, Faylene Phelps, Peggy Hamner, David Mohr. Science Club

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JW District and State Land Judging Team Seated: Larry Petro, Garnet Dennison Wins Awards The Future Farmers of America, commonly knownas the FFA, is well established in South- western High School. The FFA began in Vir- ginia in IQZS. Indiana was the nineteenth state to accept it and has at this time 10,000 hoys enrolled, in which Southwestern has 40. This chapter entered several local and state con- tests such as State Chapter Contest, Farm Safe- ty, Improving Agriculture and Leadership, Co- operative Activity. Count ' Land Jndgin' Team l ., 5 Seated: Joe Stephens, Howard Smith Standing: Winfred Wainscott, Don Losey Don Losey was the highest individual scorer in the county. Standing: Lewis Weaver, Ronald llasey Three of the members have applied and have success- fully been recommended for the highest award any member can receive in Indiana in FFA work, the State Farmer De- gree. The chapter received the first trophy won by the school when they won the county Land Judging Contest in the fall of 1953. Larry Petro ranked 5th in state. Q 3-mis 1 q-ui ' bs.

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