Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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i E l i i i i November 22, 1963: a day to become infamous in history as a shot fired in Dallas left a shock wave encircling the globe. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the United States was assassinated, an untimely ending to the term of the youngest man and first Roman Catholic ever elected President. While the life faded his words echo back. Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. Three Shadle lassies catch up on the latest news. And what is news? Why, the Italian knit sweaters they're wearing. Immediately assuming the office of President, Lyndon B. Johnson, promised to carry to completion the obiectives of the former admin om World, Fai lWhile ' istration. 'radiator-leaning a favorite pre-school pas- timel THESE highland laddies display the patched sleeves year. and taper-slacks that were the latest this

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Reaping excellent comments every- where, Shadle's marching band makes it a tradition, to add lively music to our support of Shadle teams. Our football squad, as all Shadle teams, whether winning or losing, played hard, consistently enjoyable games. 1 m 1 Holding high our Scottish heritage, the Shadle Pipers present traditional highland music.

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i l l , While running errands this las- Shadle girls, studying here, show off the fashion hits of '64, sie finds the in style is the the bow collar, A line skirt, the shift, and the round neck- Empire waist. line. , With the thrust like the power of this rocket, 1964 , , , is thrust into history. 19641 a year ot agitation and crises, fads and fashions. We will remember, songs, dances, and cars that set this time apart, the national and interna- tional tensions that made this a distinc- tive year. This a time of lite and living and for Shadle a time of color . . . Bird watching is ci pop- ular hobby, as many Shadleites took up this popular new dance craze.