Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

.wa .woofai M f DEAN D lil ggfmigf 3 1968 Raider Shenandoah High School Middletown, Indiana Volume I Shenandoah God ProtectxThee ..... Shenandoah By Bill Fields Q Tune to Cornell's college song: High above Cayuga's waters And the waves of blue . . . etc .wmyygetc , if Fi By Bill Fields i'Mid the lands of wavinggicoirgn fields, And the meadows Stands our high school .ii?sk?Shenandoah Stately and serene. T Proudly hail our Alma Mater, Wave her colorsl yd, bright -- God Protect theegif iilli ff Sit :ffShenandoah . . . With His holy might! Like theityalley in Virginia Whekgmemigygygathers came . . . We hlsiliysssg called her Shenandoah . . Honor tdiiitheir name! Proudly hail our Alma Mater, ave her colors bright -- protect thee . . . Shenandoah . . . His holy might! To her stately halls of learning, As the years unfold -- We will ever be devoted . . . Dear old Blue and Gold! Proudly hail our Alma Mater, Wave her colors bright -- God protect thee . . . Shenandoah . . . With his Holy might! 2 People Academics Activities Sports Ads Students adjust to new surroundings Senior students take advantage of the new and modern facilities provided in our library. Another day ended, another ahead. 4 Science experiments require concentration and preciseness. The halls of Shenandoah are a beehive of activi- ty. Many experiments are performed in the spa- cious laboratories, while research projects and term papers are being assembled in the library. For both students and teachers, our new school has been as asset to the advancement of education. Halls of action at SHS. The halls of SHS represent the heartbeat of the students. From the hustle to classrooms, members of the student body hasten to beat the hands of the clock. Wide hallways make it easy for most to reach class on time. During the float period, boom- ing drums of a pep rally echo throughout the halls to awaken Raider spirit. But Within the walls of the library, quietness prevails - once in awhi1e!!!!! Noisy halls during the 3-minute break. What is your combination? 36-24-36!! Raider spirit echoes throughout the halls of Shenandoah. Difficulty arises when students check out books from the floor of the library 7 Eat at the cafetorium - BARF at the vomitorium! Students wait in line to receive a nutritious meal. It doesn't pay to believe everything you read. QHIN f ,Z om A L THQ Beauty is I at Shenandoah Beauty is all around at our new school. The Words Shenandoah High School reach out to grasp the attention of the passer-by. The people of our community seem proud of it Just as we are, and this can be verified by the attendance at our first open house. We commend all those people in- volved With the planning and building of this vast modern structure. 9 Curriculum at SHS is comprehensive Curriculum in our school provides challenges as well as rewards for each individual student, 'Teach- ers spend evening hours preparing lessons to pro- mote interest in their classes. Mr. Beguhn checks over Beth's work. You will often find Mr. Green in the bookstore transacting business with a student as he is doing with Bonnie Bemis. I0 a variety of courses is offered -1 Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. McDonnell control operations in the library. Mr. Dykes directs office practice class. Juniors listen attentively to the instructions of their teacher. 'l'I preparing graduates for vocations.. .-as... . A Roberta and Tim are exploring different phases in biology. Motor mechanics offers on the job training to Mike Davis. New avenues in the chemical world are discovered daily in the chemistry lab. in business, industry, or professions Students of Mrs. Smally conduct experiments with new laboratory equipment. As is shown on these two pages, there are a vari- ety of courses taught in our school which enables each student to choose a rewarding career. John Steadman is aided by Mr. Wisehart in shop class. 'I3 Eighth grade students grasp typing skills at an early age. Relaxation takes place in Mrs. Lockridge, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Cade enjoy a break after lunch hour. Teachers, students, and cooks all seem to find relaxation in some Way. Talking, reading a news- paper, or attending a convo breaks the routine of many days. 14 any forms around Shenandoah. Thad and Randy find time between classes to clown around Senior boys are informed by four officers of the armed forces. I The team-teaching room is displayed proudly by the senior class. Shenandoah displays Dramatics club performs on the cafetorium stage. 16 The cooks busily prepare lunches in their spacious kitchen. cw facilities. if 'XD XIX, I ,fe 'L if fr . T -cf' S Hardwood Hotshotsu of SHS In come the new seniors Dr. John Dunworth from Ball State gave a very challenging talk to the Seniors and guests at Commencement. Seniors Reach Gran The Seniors waited anxiously for twelve years for the moment that they would graduate. They have fi- nally reached the moment of grad- uation after many years of grueling l labor and much thinking. The Sen- iors are very proud to be the first graduating class of Shenandoah High School. The student body is very proud of the Seniors too and we hope that we can carry on, since the Seniors are gone. Carol Boyer, Teresa Wilson, Janet White, Eileen Dick, and Lyla Wise listen intently to the speaker at Com- mencernent. I n Class President, Les Peckinpaugh, introduced the speaker for the evening. inale of Their Year Rev. Chapman gave the Invocation at Commencement. The Seniors chose as their class motto, HE WHO FINDETH KNOWLEDGE FINDETH LIFE. Even the Senior boys listen quietly, as they reall ize they are spending their last few minutes as a student of Shenandoah High School. He who findet Pictured above are the Senior class sponsors. They are, left to right, Mr. Jameson, Mrs. Reedy, and Mr. Hendey. Les Peckinpaugh, President Lyla Wise, Secretary Thad Loudenback, Vice-President Jeff Carman, Treasurer nowledge, findeth life Barbara Anderson 'Pamela Bailey Bonnie Bemis Debra Blevins 23 Rick Badgley Larry Bay Bonnie Bertram Steve Boram Carol Boyer Barbara Brown Sandy Butt Susan Cole Aim is built fo Bruce Brattain Debby Brown Jennifer Casey David Curl character, not for fame Robert Davis Bruce Eaker Gail Elder Patsy Farmer 25 Eileen Dick Dale Elder Martin Ellingwood Sharon Gadberry Ron Gullion Pat Hanes Robert Harris Gail Hensley Seniors set tradition Sharon Hamilton Sharon Hanna Marilyn Helsley Patty Hershberger or Shenandoah High School Anna Lou Hooks Harold Huff Connie Jackson Bob Hiday 27 Marcia Hudson Ty Huffman Don Jewell Don Highmiller Dean Keesling Diane Klepinger Laura Lee Max Lovett Seniors look forward Wonderin Randy Keesling George Knox Ronald Lester Rita Lyons 28 hat the future will bring Bonnie Maddy C onnie Masterson Steve McGinnis Lonny McSherley 29 Loretta Martin Alex McDonnell Larry McMasters Carl Mason Brenda Moore Cathy Murray Alan Painter Larry Pierce The path has been narrow Tina Moore Nancy Myers Dennis Peckinpaugh Ben Powell 30 We have survived Sandy Priddy Trudy Rayburn Danny Riggs Robert Ritchie David Ratliff Joan Reece Larry Riggs Joy Romine Vicki Royce Larry Sanders Sharon Shannon Carl Shepherd Seniors go from schoo Mike Sample Bruce Shaffer Richard Shelton Greg Shoaf 32 fe into lifc-:'s school Paul Schockley Joyce Short N Mike Smith Marimaude Steadman Jeff Shoemaker Sandy Slick Carolyn South John St. John Debby Truitt Jane Weidner Janet White Delores Wools Many honors highligh Ray Van Cour Jim Weisheit Teresa Wilson Janice Yount 34 senior year Phlllip Zackary Terry Fadely Not pictured: Dennis Lackey , What will the consequences be? We, the class of 1968, being the first Seniors at Shenandoah High School, feel that it is both an honor and a privilege to be the first graduating class. We are very proud that the school was com- pleted in time for us to attend during our final year. In come the new administration The Northwestern School Corporation is headed by Su- perintendent Art Grimm. Working along with him are the five school board mem- bers. This year Mr. Grimm and those members of the school board have been kept busy confronting the problems which arise with the opening of a new school. Mrs. Rockwell is one of Mr. Grimm's secretaries. Shcnandoahs Administratio Mrs. Conn is another secretary of Mr. Grimm's and she is also treasurer of the school board. 38 ocuses its attention on new school Herman E. Weidner President of School Board Mrs. Gerald Lewis Secretary of School Board Rev. Edwin C. McClarnon Member of School Board 39 Joseph W. Ritchie Vice President of School Board Roscoe E. Bell Member of School Board Shenandoah has Well Howard E. Liggett is the Vice Principal at Shenandoah. He attended Ball State Uni- versity and there received his Bachelor of Science and Mas- ter of Art degrees. rs f ff it V . 1- ' 2 245 The first principal of the new Shenandoah High School iS Von Jameson. Mr. Jameson attended Ball State University where he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Sci- ence degrees. 4 W 122 ji ,, -'ai V tu. ' 5. ' awk i ii ualified administrators .f ' Mrs. Oakes is Shenandoah's school secretary. Mrs. Dykes is another school secretary. 41 Mrs. St. John, school nurse, attended Marion General Hospital and General Hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs. McDonnell is a helpful librarian to the many students who use the library. Mrs. Keesling is kept very busy doing extra work in the cafe- teria and being a teacher's aide. tudcnts Our Shenandoah High School faculty and admin- istration have worked very hard to get our new school started. Much progress has been made un- der a difficult situation involving the move to our new site. We have been fortunate in having the services of teachers from the old schools in Mid- dletown, Cadiz, and Sulphur Springs. In addition, a few new teachers have been added to the staff and have made their services invaluable. HAZEL BAKER Kansas State College, B.S. Kansas State University, M.S. Home Economics at Shenandoah taugh MARGARET ALEXANDE Columbia University, B.S. Ohio State, M. A. Ball State University Cambridge University Mathematics SANDRA BAUMANN Ball State University, B.S. Physical Education Sc History The team-teaching room proves useful to the teachers, too, as well as for the students. y Well-educated teachers RRY BEGUHN all State University, all State University, usiness Education ICHARD BUEHLER all State University, all State University, usic AUL CHANDLER anchester College, B.S. ath Xt Science 43 MARTHA BRADFORD Ball State University, B.S. Art Sz Home Economics BILLY J. BUFFALO Ball State University, B. S. Ball State University, M.A. Guidance Sz Geography FLOSSIE A. CLEVENGER Ball State University, B.S. Math Sz Science 8: Reading Laboratory R. WILLIAM DERRICKSON Ball State University, B.S. Ball State University M.A. Earlham College Indiana University U.C.L.A. Long Beach State College Drafting JERRY F. FOX Ball State University, B.S. English ERSIE GORDON Franklin College, A.B. Butler University Ball State University, M.A. Guidance 8: English N cw Shenandoah Schoo OTTO M. DYKES Ball State University, B.A. University of Oregon, M.S. University of California Fresno State Business Education GARY L. GIRTON Purdue University, B.S. Agriculture MARY R. GOUGH Carrol College, B.A. Purdue University, M .S. Science as 33 teachers in its first year GREEN tate University, ry Sz Athletic Director IAM HENDEY tate University, .tate University, sh 8: World Literature ERICK KEESLING rly Motor Co. r Crab School in Ignition School r Mechanics 45 MAYBELLE GRIMM Ball State University, B.S. Ball State University, M.A. Librarian ALEIDA HERNANDEZ Havana University, Normal School Teacher Degree Ball State University Spanish RANDALL E. KING Anderson College, B.S. Ball State University, M.A. History Kr Economics MICHAEL LANTZ Ball State University, A. B. German Sz World History Sz Economics DARREN PAQUIN Ball State University, B.S. English RAYMOND PAVY Indiana University, B.S. Ball State University, M.A. Physical Education Teachers are HS P11011 MIKE LUCE Ball State University, B.S. Chemistry Sz Math GORDON PAQUIN Ball State University University of Wisconsin Physical Education Sz Business Education VIRGINIA REEDY Andrews University, B. Ball State University, M.A. English f new school as students ENNY SCHLICKMAN all State University, all State University, M.A. nglish 8: German Sz Dramatics HIRLEY SMALLEY ndiana University,B.S. ndiana University, M.S. cience EORGIANNA STOUFER niversity of Wichita, all State University, nglish 8: Latin Sz French 47 STEPHEN SKELTON Ball State University, B.S. Ball State University, M.A. Math 8: Sociology 8x Civics 8: Music DOROTHY STEPHENS Ball State University, B.S. Business Education 8: Home Economics MARVIN K. WISEHART Ball State University, B.S. Ball State University, M.A. Shop Sz Physical Education 'TEH . W. Busy busy peopl ...S-M... va X The Shenandoah cooks from left to right are Mrs. Lockridge, Mrs. Cade, and Mrs. Wilson. It's the one that says MEN! The ever-busy custodians from left to right are Mr. Abshire, Mrs. Abshire, and Mr. Bruce. 48 c-:achers at Work and at pla Pavy's tuff when the goin's ruff. Billy J. the Bouncin' Buffalo! Livin' it up - in the cafetorium?'? Did you hear the one about - ? . ,www In come the new academics tudents at Shenandoa i - -M M, mmf fr-gm f msg These boys learn about the different parts of a car. Boys are taught agriculture by Mr. Girton. Seniors work on car engines in auto mechanics class. 52 ffcrcd a variety of courses Boys in shop class build many things. Jerry Gossage makes use of gym facilities during physical edu cation class. Typing is one of several business courses offered to students. 53 tudents and teachers Work har Mrs. Clevenger teaches in the audio-visual room. M.-f-fafST f ' Mrs. Smalley helps students in sclence class. Y Girls learn to set a table in home economics. A home economics class learns about sewing. 54 gather in Co-operation Mr. Green teaches a history class. E eeeeeeh WMMMW, W, , M W.-s......-.-v .ff Pupils in art class make posters. 55 Junior Class strives 11 Stan Smith Becky 'Hall Debbie Webb Arlena Dillon Bob Bailey Jonnetta Baker Pattie Barnett Tom Bell Rick Best Rick Braden Larry Brayton Becky Bright Cathy Burton Connie Butt Perry Cade Patty Cannell 56 ulfill its obligation V F 9 l 5 as Hx rs f 6 ml , f n v 5 5 A w, 1' Q-fa Ii qgiailli mv, 15 T5 lltfllgfll : : H M isF53,Leile,is'i,'l:gi'?'g1M2 iii! M ' illl5,'?if'iYf:salf2e?'i fi' Q wE,g,,1 - QE- wifi5?':1ef ,iff J ,-as-4izg5,g,z - - , gag. g 5 3' J ,S Qg'fj'Qg'af s ,. . . fp, 's,:zwf51 ly Q2 1 e 1,'wsgJ:fiisY q1z5ff.fw.g,.w 5517- Jlflrillffii 49+-XY ,f Qqfgw 1 ii if- pal.: fl Xyi5Qs2.Jm?tf1f 'If-lf 7 f, iiflgiifliiiilliliil fT'l' l.., f 'ifiiiifilifll .. -sr ' A - , S ssigfgim, . rsa .- yawn' H f 1 . w.mxe,'fe1ff 1 w i ' 'nw - iw llwgiij' S 1 I ,,.,. ., wwf? M Wifi K 2 2 gi: , j ,qv ,W r if -A ' , flweszfelwiwz?qfffsxs'g,v , Jw, -H VK, i Q .. ,iw n V. fem was. 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Qaaih 'i3kAmWHE3 fgggexa fikafaiiwaafiaii Si 3-,H+ X eff. 154. -V ' ' -' 5 2 es Sa 5 if M. a a i a ,l,l Edgar David Rector Denny I s a wn, i all R eedy ,-ffa:iaUf+Xzi.w an ,,,45gWXW,i Cindy Richey Ginny Riley future endeavors Jerry Ross David Saunders David Sanders Gloria Saylors Steve Scott Bruce Sellers Rodney Sexton Steve Sheets D Susan Sheets Ken Shepherd Rocky Slaven Susan Small oug Stonebraker JoCarol Thomas Mike Tincher Patty VanHook 61 Come on in th Jerry Waggfmel' Ken Walters Mike Ward Joyce Ware Ted White Vicki Williams Ken Wisehart Mike Winter Stan Smith assists in dedication cere- mony Sue Wood Mark Young Melvin Zachary atcfs fine From the very first the juniors have been look- ing forward to this years prom. They have sold concessions at every home high school ballgame this year. It was time consuming but they enjoyed every minute of it. To make additional money for the costs of the prom, they had dances after some of the basket- ball games. The Juniors also had a Newly-Wed game, in which many of the faculty and their mates participated The Juniors took their positions in many activi- ties this year. They are making themselves ready to take over next year when the seniors are gone. As apprentices they have learned many new tech- niques and they are confident that they will be able to fulfill their obligations. Juniors adore Hendey's bomb. Study of History scopes past and present events. Stan Smith, Karen McKay, and Tom Bell sing, If I had the wings of an angel . . . 63 Super sophs gain success President Vice-President Dennis Murray Suzanne Hale Gary Abshire Diana Alexander Susan Alspaugh Larry Amonett Cindy Arford Randy Badgley Secretary Treasurer Jennifer Grimm NHHCY Figg Debby Allen David Alspaugh . , -' .,.r Carl Anderson Dan Anderson Jon Ballard Debbie Barnes rough class projects Dan Bell effmQm5QW:fwW Wsggp igifggggrgwl yesifswyvfxs ' 1-I fi ' ' il?P'fE2'is ' -- A ,.,,.. 1 . .. f - . . :,, Danny Bertram Pat Best Paula Bickel Steve Bolinger Dave Bowers Pam Bowers Donetta Boyd Carol Branharn X., .gi W sl, Es 1 4 TYYWW Jw Jw A ,, vp. W ..-, , -' 4, -s se-rin: 4 j1Lf,jigf,, ., .:, . ive, s- A ..,' 'W Q' Ze' ,ff A .L -f , .-. '. i s Tun Cade Roger Caldwell Weldon Carpenter --... 1-.., z David Cash Dwane Clark Marvin Conner Joe Conrad 65 Lifelong friendships bega Clay Conyers Rick Conyers Bob Copeland Diana Craig Robert Craig Monica Ellingwood Ron Emery Sue Emswiller Keith Fields Kim Fields Glenda Flynn Cletes Gibson Bob Gift Debbie Goudy Sue Graddy Ella Guffy 66 n S S halls Randy Haddin Randy Hale Randy Hamilton Jerry Hancock K'-'Win Harry Tammy Haynes Jim Hilligoss Caryn Hines Ronnie Hinesley Vicki Hinesley Bonnie Hooks Cathy Horan Dale House Pam Howard Ray Huckeby John Iterman 67 ,.,,9,,,, iw, s 1 .1 4 '?j Kf'i2M1f4wf?4f ,ME Qc 33 XX bk ,tri fi avi 5 ophomorc Class produce 'K My Jo im lllia ,IM 1,425,254 'E-435 as , fm item ii ssl . 1 .-sf-. ', f ::f?','f2:'f-.fi Zliibblrff- 'wwf J -' V 7s'-Xz-,- at ::,-,gm .Lai .y..,.W'5rw2H- fo, M we I, ,,,gw,5:5f,,'f S. : iafgk-.-ig ..1 . eff-'iv .. .::.Q . , , J , ' ihwgi 3 f , Q :Q a-it l E If ll' Z it i l . V4 ' 1 sfimtfprflfril ' 1 Ee --1:--1'2f'1i5Sj'f4'iffWEr7?1Q'f'w:L'2? 'f rx- N Paul Jackson Jan Jennings Judi Jones Richard Judd Beth Kelly David Kennedy Phil Kinnett Jeff Littrell Ronnie Lowery Jake Martin Vicki Martin Wayne Masterson Bettie Mattox Diane McClarnon Keith McCormick Kaye Miller 68 romising athletes ss w Sim s fy .sw we in M figs mmm re r Z ffwffluv sl sg Julia if l ffgg -an ms 'lx mm' Algal is 5 'Q-f'f ll ?,?wl'g1Qi ws fl war ,ws QQ? x r ff' 3- s 2,gs5l?5? ,, QP Ni 1 yr 'Q si iii: Qi .ie in 5 sl wvwq . 1 . ' vials! i . Qgggw -I' kzyfgytfifff?1Szg?fa25:isQ f ,Q e:..fQ:,g, fr 2.. V ' s2,wg?f'y A-.fklgwff s ,. L31 if fire wi :gm smmffc 5125 ' wie i . A w1,i25Sgg55f,,a -:ggf:ju f,:s:.-e, ,:f..':,-Eif awi, yfif:fw?',, rg-,g,.'fw eQE1'Zf,h., H ' 2:-'fs-ws-. - in-' . B '-W: 1l:11f ,5:.- 1 mf ,L 1 ' ' Q m e .6 .511 f .e 3 Keith Miller Marilyn Neal Elaine P Rick Peck ainter inpaugh Jim Murray Donald Musick Penny Musick Penny Neff Tim Nichols Cathy Nicholson Keith Painter Jim Parish R0b6rt Peavlel' Larry Pennington Toni Poer Ray Poffenbarger 69 Dick Poffenbarger Loren Price Dixie Rector Mike Reno Linda Saylors Tim Rector Russell Reno Steve Schuyler 70 The Class of 197 Penny Price Daniel Randolph John Reedy Mike Reedy Greg Rodecap Melanie Sanders Bob Sears Jane Sellers eceives their rings i Marjorie Seward Anna Sharpe Paul Shaw Sandy Shoaf ki. , Carol Smith Jeff Smith Beth Soloman Patsy Stanley Penny Stanley Gary Stout Tim Thomas Gary Truitt Jo Vandergrift Tim Vetor Terry Vores Deanna Walden 71 Sophomores loo Pat Ward Beth Weidner Peggy Weisheit Mike Wells Rick Westrater Richard Whitesell Jeff Weidner Autumn Williams Jan Williams Donna Willis 72 oward uppcrclass days Receiving their class rings was the highlight of the Sophomore's year. The Sophomores received two class rings due to a mistake in spelling. How- ever they could only keep one ring. The Sopho- more class worked hard to earn money. They sponsored a dance and they also sold the very pop- ular Shenandoah Raider license plate. Most of the Sophmores had the privilege of obtaining their driverls license this year. The Sophomores had a very outstanding year and they are now looking forward to becoming Juniors. The ambitious freshman enter Jim Fadely Jim Tille Liz Sanders Joe Carman Mike L. Anderson Mike W. Anderson Nick Ashton Ron Ayres Debbie Bailey Debbie Barnes Jzinice Blackburn Ron Branham Sheila BIBIISOII Roxanne Brattain Gene Brewer Jeff Carmichael 74 ICW CIR Jim Cartel' Tom Cash, Joy Cheatham Janie Cloud D6I1I1iS Coffman Beth C01'biI'l Steve Corbin Roberta Cox Debbie Craig Judy Craig Greg Cronk Max Dellinger Danny Dickerson Estel Dunn Burl East Brenda Ehle 75 They desire to beeom Kathy Ellis Debbie Erli Ricky Fletcher Becky Fuller Mike Fuller Rhonda Gee Jerry Gossage Tim Griffis 1 Jim Hancock Gary Hanna Jan Hanna Michael Harless Linda Harman Randy Harter Roger Harvey Chris Haynes 76 1 o 1 part of the complex society Mike H911dl'iCkS Vifiki Hiday Joe Highmiller Larry Hilligoss Glen Hindman Sandra Holsinger Michael Horan Jerry Huff Rusty Hunt Tim Huntington Kim Jackson 5 5 5 Rick James Michael Johnson Brenda Jones Damita Jones 77 The freshman select the blueprint Randy Jones Kathleen Keesling Sue Kinnett Dean Klepinger , ,. 'P Qggzwifui , vs- , 1 : fxfgi ' M .... L ,, ,::E:., .,:..,,xq:.f,:2,,,:.. , i , L, H ii I V - 1 5 5 K 1 1 T I Charles Larue Lisa Lennon Carol Love Vicki Lowder Jeff Luellen John Maddox Nora Martin Chuck Masters Pam McAllister JoLene McClintock Rick McCrocklin Bob McKay 78 iey hope to follow throughout their lives Lois Milburn Janalee Miller David Moore Kathy Moore Dick Murray Steve Myers Debbie Neal Dick Noel Walter Ormes Donita Osborne Gary Painter Rosalind Painter Jerry Parrish David .Parrish Paul Peavler Teri POGI' 79 The freshmen jackets kindl l Linda Powell Janis Randolph John Reddington John Reedy Cathy Retz Dan Richey Donna Riggs Mark Riggs , , .,a Ffa . ' f l 1 'f f L 7 2ff1!S5l,,1'5 'if3,zz1 'w., ,'f55:z5'Q5 Nl' ,gf ,., ' , fe , f- ' U S, Alan Ritchie Sharon Roll Dale Ross Tony Sanders Bob Saunders Beth Shannon Shirley Smith Pat Spikef 80 cz flames of enthusiasm Connie Staton John Steadman Howard Troxell Cindy Tfllitt Allen Wallen Keith Wallen Herman Wattenbarger Laura Webb Randy Webb Bonnie Weisheit Scott Wihebrink Listen my friends and you will hear. 81 They show man talen Lynn Wilson Eric Workman Bill Yapp Grace Young You go first. Anita Zachary And you thought I sounded Bad! 82 During this fateful year Being a Freshman isn't as easy as many people think. The Freshman of this first year of high school had to make many adjustments. But they pulled through this year Without too many scars. They received their class jackets just in time to get a lot of use out of them. The jackets were a very nice shade of dark green. They sponsored a Valentine Dance. There were several nominations for queen and king from all of the classes . . . But the Freshrnen's own Roberta Cox and David Moore won. They also put on a little skit taken from the book West-Side Story. The Freshmen volunteered to act they were not drafted. They had a lot of fun during their prac- tices and when they acted for the whole school on May 7. The shop class brings out many hidden abilities. Every freshman takes interest in the Valen tine Dance. He did it! 83 Learning to dance can be fun. Language is the key to learnin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A 4 1551 rv W rf Hgfig wiif. Zwz .1 .-1 T: we p4,,.,....i,, . , ' '35 U: ' -,gm Revs, iniw f i,-27 Y K H :in N B fs 1 Q if Q 5153 is 131 ,K 4 svksgifsgigqfgigpx--X4,. ,.-gff,.iuE 571i.25iza-:-f,g:,:I..'5-- -. fwiaiwlie We ..3A1?gQL2L.LxZ,f, HT, , ,gL.LSgfef79wML -Y -, .Z.4z15, ,SQ Vai, ,J I-2555, M SS: gf? 2, K 8 K is X ,X J , ss X X . 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Helen Blevins Janis Blevins Kenny Boykin Bob Bradbury Steven Branson Mike Breeden Mark Burton Ella Carpenter Mary Carter Connie Craig Ricky Craig Marsha Cross Dwana Davis Kathy Davis Tom Davis Greg Dennis 85 Math and science Work togethc: David Doles Dan Eichorn Carol Emswiller Berneda Fattic Cindy Frazier Debbie Fredenburg Jeff Fridley Gary Gibson 4 Dennis Goodwin Chuck Gullion Donnie Gullion Alana Harding Butch Harrison Mike Henderson Rayllwrld HGUSICY Cfmllie Hiday 86 help build the future Paul Higgs Kennie Hill Connie Hilligoss Jorjean Hoppes Susan Humes Randy James David Jennings Billie Jones Brenda Jones Sharon Judd Gary Keesling Paul Kimple Raymgnd Knox Elvin Lackey Stacy Lee Kevin Lester 87 37,- The prospects for next yea Jill Lewis Janet Lockhart Jama Lockridge Tom Martin Pam Matney Elaine Mattox Teresa McLain J, V, McShir1ey Kathy Miller Bob Mills Belinda Moore Karen Moorehead Karla Moreland Larry Morton Johnny Murphy Steve Murray 88 ire good James Noble Connie Ormes Ramona Painter Curtis Parker Kathy Parrish Ernie Peavlel' Helen Peavler Majorie Peavler Beth Peckinpaugh Tom Peckinpaugh Terry Perkins Debbie Perry Mike Phillips Jim Rawlings Debbie Rector Steve Reedy 89 High school life Causes a few problems fo Arlena Riggs Darlene Riggs Mike Roberts Larry Ruefenaut i i Mary Russell Randy Russell Joe Sanders Rose Sanders ROSSIIIHTY SCIWYIBT Evan Sexton Mike Sexton Bob Sharp Bobby Shepherd Francine Smith Ginger Smith Teddy Smith 90 he eighth grade fresh out of grade school Bobby Solomon Joyce Stanley Rosalie Staton Dave Stewart l 1 Becky St- John Jennie Stonecipher Garry Taylor Phil Thomas Judy Tille Christi Tryon 1 John Walker Robin Ware Melody Welch Steve Wells Keith White 91 The eighth grade participate in man Sonnie White Kenny Williams Vickie Willis Vanessa Wilson Margaret Wilt Tom York JeffZirk1e We don't believe in playing baseball. 92 aricd programs of learning The Eighth Grade had the dubious honor of be- ing the first class to receive all of their high school education as Shenandoah High School. They soon learned that high school life is quite different from what they had been accustomed to. They learned very quickly and are now looking forward to the next four years. The eighth grade sponsored a dance for the school, just as all the other classes had. They even had a good ball season, too. Spelling cat is easier. I'rn beginning to feel a little damp. Will a St. Bernard fit? -1 In come the new activities 84 , . . rf V . ,- organizations Seniors achieve honor Left to right: Bruce Brattain, Diana Klepinger, Janet White, and Teresa Wilson represented Shenando- ah at Boys' and Girls' Hoosier State Delegation in Indianapolis in June, 1967. Teresa Wilson was selected D. A. R. good citizen. Her activi- Janet White was chosen Altrusa. Her activities include Raider UGS iI1ClUde 4-H, Honor S0Ci913Yy bl1SiH9SS manager for the editor, Honor Society, and teacher's aide. Raider, and Cadet teaching. .v 96 ibrar provides bounded knowledge. Seated: Sharon Hanna, Trudy Rayburn, Beth Kelly, Barbara Anderson, Vicki Gustin, Delores Wools, Donita Osborne, Lau- ra Webb, Sharon Hewitt. 2nd rowg Jane Weidner, Bonnie Craig, Peggy Hall, Sue Wood, Debbie Barnes, Joy Romine, 2 S It's really easy, you just ah- .... Dick Noel, Carol Branham, Cindy Arford, Nancy Myers. 3rd rowg Dean Keesling, Pam Bailey, Larry Brayton, Larry Bay, Bruce Shaffer. I-gg.ffgfkggfjlrffifie gr Debbie Rector, Mike Sample, Steve Wells, and Tony Sanders are assist ed by Joy Romine, Nancy Myers, and Mrs. Grimm, head librarian Ss Due to the combined efforts of Mr. Richard Beuh- ler and the members of the Shenandoah Marching Raiders, the student body and the community have had the privilege of the spine-tingling music provided by the band. During the month of June, 1967, the band began marching as one body. Dur- ing the same month, the band performed in its first parade at Middletown, during the Lions Fair. In August of 1967, the band performed at the Shelbyville County Fair, and won lst prize. Other first includeg Parker, Mermaid Festival in North Webster, in spite of rainy weather, and an excel- lent rating at Contests. The band has also per- formed at Ball State University and Anderson Col- lege. Mr. Beuhler is pleased with the facilities at Shenandoah, and feels the band helps to create school spirit and community relations. Congress- man Richard Roudebush and Past-Senator Ralph Harvey both praised the band highly and wished them continued success. Band members prepare for dedication of Shenandoah High School Mr. Beuhler, in action! eated: Gary Stout, Stan Smith, Sandy Slick, Troy Price, Ron Brown Row 3: Ken Walters, David Ratliff, Tom Bell, Ron yres Row 2: Rick Best, Randy Webb, Mike Horan, Debbie Erli, Terry Fadely, Ray V311 COUT- 99 7 i With dying of voices, the Shenandoah Honor Soci- ety Inet formally for the last time May 2, 1968, in the cafetorium in honor of the Senior members. With the leaving of the old, and the coming of the new, the Honor Society still maintains its stan- dards of scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice. During the school year, the Honor Society conducted a Christmas toy collection for the chil- dren at the Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Home. Three new members were inducted during the year, Seniors, Bruce Brattain, Les Peckin- paugh, and Jane Weidner. This year, the sponsor- ing organizations were: Henry County Savings and Loan, Bank of Henry County, Kennard Branch, and Union State Bank, at Sulphur Springs. Seated, left to rightg Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. Gor- don, sponsors, Jeff Carman, Treasurer, Thad Loudenback, President, Doug Stonebraker, Vice-President, Eileen Dick, Secretary. Row 2: Eddie Jones, Cheryl Charlton, Hazel Dunn, Susy Jameson, Jo Ann Cash, Cheryl Ratliff, Sandy Slick, Deb- by Webb, Brenda Moore, Carol Boyer, Teresa Wilson. Row 3: Bruce Brattain, Larry Bay, Alan Painter, David Rat- liff, Ron Erli, KenrWisehart, Bruce Shaffer, Tom Bell, Perry Cade, Richard Fattic. Row 4: Les Peckinpaugh, Ty Huffman, Paul Shockley, Harold Huff, Jane Weidner, Lyla Wise, Diana Klepinger, Pamm Bai- ley, Rita Lyons, Doris Peavler, Janet White. ICR HC OR SOCIETY O THE GO Members left to right: Tom Barkdull, Jan Williams, Steve Barr, Jan Jennings, Dennis Goodwin, Connie Staton, Paul Higgs, Elizabeth Sanders. Row 2: Jane Sellers, Kim Matzenbacher, Ron Emery, Rick Peckinpaugh, Sonnie White, Christi Tryon, Debbie Rector, Elaine Mattox. Row 3: Nancy Jameson, Terri Poer, Debby Goudy, Donna Willis, Elaine Painter, Mary Carter, Rose Sanders, Rosalie Staton, Karla Moreland, Amy Vandergrift, Rosie Painter, Mrs. Pacquin, Mr. Fox, sponsors. Row 4: Suzanne Hale, Bob Copeland, Jenny Stonecipher, Brian Ayres, Larry Morton, Jim Fadely, Bob McKay, Larry Amonette, Gary Stout, Paula Bickell, Carol Love, Jake Mar- tin. Not pictured: Tom Martin, Terry Perkins, Jeff Zirkle. Members of choir who make up the Shenandoah Singers are 2nd row: Mr. Skelton, director, Gary Stout, Bruce Sellers, Jeff left to right, Gail Hensley, Cheryl Huntington, Sharon He- Shoemaker, Dave Ratliff, Gary Fadely, Terry Fadely, John witt, Laura Lee, Trudy Rayburn, Debbie Brown, Nancy Figg, St. John, Gary Hutton. Cheryl Ratliff. 102 Clubs promote co-operation in S S Shenandoah Student Senate members left to right: Mr. Hendey, sponsor, Dave Ratliff, treasurer, Susy Jameson, Les Peckinpaugh, president, Eileen Dick, secretary, Pamm Bailey, reporter, Mr. Buffalo, sponsor. 2nd row: Ron Emery, Tom Bell, Dennis Murray, Jim Fadely, Jan Williams, Hazel Dunn, Karla Moreland, Jeff McCrocklin, Chris Haynes, Stan Smith. Journalism students left to right: Delores Wools, Kathy Bur- Tim Heagy. ton, Wilma Noble, Joyce Short. 3rd row: Mrs. Schlickman, sponsor, Pamm Bailey, Bruce Brat- 2nd row: Edlyn Jones. Vickie Williams, Keith McCormick, tain, Beth Weidner, Connie Butt, Jane Weidner- 103 Clubs promote hard Work With Mr. Dykes as sponsor, the anual staff worked hard to finish the best yearbook ever published for the SHS students. Assisting Janet White, editor, were Lyla Wise, layout editor, Teresa Wilson, business man- ager, Diana Klepinger, cover design, and many, many more class, sports, and activities assistants. Left to right: Mr. Girton, sponsor, Ron Emery, Ben Powell, Larry Murphy Randy Badgeley, Rick Whitesell. 2nd row: Larry Amonette, Jim Murray, Kevin Harry, Ron Peavler, Keith McCormick, John Hoods, Bob Sears. 3rd row: Paul Shaw, Jerry Hancock, Steve Bolinger, John Steadman, Roger Harvey, James Hancock. 4th row: Loren Price, Phil Kinnett, Tim Nichols, Gary Paint- er, Rusty Hunt, Jeff Widner. group participation. The girls' 4-H club sponsors activities from flowers to baking. Each girl learns how to plant a garden, or sew a dress, or bake a cake, or embroidery a pillow, or the many other projects provided. For the boys, 4-H teaches them how to take care of their crops, livestock, perserve soil, or photograph a beautiful scene. Practical farm procedures prove to be valuable in later life for students. 105 Pupils Enjo Dramatics The Dramatics Class has been quite active this year. They have presented Scrooge , Professor Hobo , from which these pictures havenbeen taken, Guy From Venus, an all school- musical, and Room No. 13',. Characters are Jeff Shoemaker, John St. John, Gail Elder, Suzy Jameson, Barbara Anderson, Janet Payne, Gail Hensley, and Sharon Gadberry. 106 Seniors Grand Finale Candle girls, Juniors, preceded the Seniors into the gymnasium for the Baccalaureate processional on Sunday night, May 26, 1968. Ninety-eight seniors marched down the aisle to hear the message. Alan Painter, and Carol Boyer are some of the first Seniors to march down the aisle in Baccalau- reate services. Rev. Gishler presented the Baccalaureate message to the Seniors. Senior girls, Bonnie Bertram, Debbie Blevins, and Barbara Brown, listen attentively to message. Jrs. and Srs. Enjo Paradise Island was the theme of the 1968 Ju- nior-Senior Prom, held at Ball State. The guests enjoyed the supper, dance, crowning of the King and Queen, and then enjoyed the afterprom party at Ball State also. The Anderson High School Dance Band provided the evening music for the couples. Karen McKay and Denny Reedy were crowned King and Queen at the Prom on Saturday, May 25, 1968. l l King Denny and Queen Karen enjoy Royal dance. Paradise Island Couples dance to music at Paradise The Anderson High School Band provided the mu- through the evening. The Chosen Fewl' played at sic for the couples. Their tantalizing music set the , the after-Prom party for the night-ow1s',. swing for the Paradise Island . The band played 109 In come the new SPOITS Members of the Mighty Raiders in the picture above are: Front row left to right. Ty Huffman, Paul Shockley, Mike Reno, Bob Copeland, Richard Shelton, Jerry Munden, Coach-Ray Pavy Second row left to right. Assistant Coach-Jerry Beguhn, Student Manager-Terry Vores, Denny Reedy, Larry Sanders, Robert Harris, Rick Peckinpaugh, Dennis Peckinpaugh, Thad Loudenback Mr. Pavy in Action! Members of the B-Team Basketball are: Row 1. Mark Young, Eric Painter, Murray, Mike Reno. Row 2: Rick Conyers, Steve Sheets, Jeff Weidner, Randy Student Manager-Carl Anderson. Third row: Coach f Jerry Beguhn, John Parker Copeland, Melvin Zachary, Jim Parrish 112 We are very proud of our ball teams this year. winning record with 12 wins and eight losses. The This was Shenandoah's first year in basketball, B-team had a tremendous year with 22 wins and 2 and they made a fine showing. The Varsity had a losses. THE S NIOR LETTERME Robert Harris Center Paul Shockley Guard Ty Huffman Forward Larry Sanders Forward Thad Loudenback Forward Dennis Peckinpaugh Forward Richard Shelton Guard 113 Row 1. Greg Cronk, Larry Riggs, Dan Dickerson, Mike Fuller, Steve Ivbfers, Student Manager Randy Harter. Row 2. Coach Mike Luce, Estel Dunn, John Reedy, Bob Sanders, Tony Sanders, Mark Riggs, Rick McCrocklin. The Eighth Grade Basketball team gained much experience this year. Under the coaching of Marvin Wisehart, they ended with a victorious season. After many grueling practices, the Eighth Grade team traveled to the farthest corners of Indiana to meet their deadliest enemies, grappled them and came out as No. 1. For their first year, the Fresh- men Basketball team had a su- perb season. Under the direction of Mike Luce the team worked together to give their fans a good show. They traveled far and near to conquer their foes. Next year we hope these boys will represent Shenandoah's B- team. -------w-- -v--H - - --J. ---- -- -- U , -- - . - - . s -- --- Manager Dennis Goodwin. Row 3. Coach Marvin Wisehart, Robert Sharp Gary Keesling, Larry Morton, Greg Allen, Brian Ayres. Row 1. Susie Hale, Vickie Hinesley, Belinda Cox, Connie Butt, Jerry Huff, Lyla Wise, Debby Goudy, Teri Poer, Tony Poer. Row 2. Cathy Murray, Gail Hensley, Barbara Anderson, Connie Masterson, Carolyn South, Diane Klepinger, Pamm Bailey, Jane Weidner, Bonnie Bemis, Marimaude Steadman. Row 3. Grace Young, Susan Sheets, Eddie Jones, Vicki Williams, Cheryl Ratliff, Cindy Richey, Doris Peavler, Sue Hoover- male, Vicki Gustin, Susan Alspaugh, Sharon Hewitt. Row 4. Peggy Weisheit, Beth Corbin, Marcia Hale, Paula Granger, Brenda Ehle, Debbie A. Barnes, Kathy Horan, Donna Willis, Bettie Mattox, Debbie Allen, Tammy Haynes, Paula Bickel. Row 5. Christie Tyron, Rose Staton, Marge Seward, DeAnn Waldon, Marilyn Neal, Jan Williams, Beth Weldner, Jennifer Grimm, Pam Howard, Autumn Williams, Dixie Rector, Beth Solomon, Judy Jones. Row 6. Kim Matzenbacher, Pam McAllister, Penny Neff, Joy Cheatham, Jane Cloud, Vicki Hiday, Pam Bowers, Penny Stan- ley, Cindy Arford, Patsy Stanley, Melanie Sanders, Sue Kinnett, Roberta Cox. Row 7. Janet Abshire, Sondra White, Debbie Erli, Damita Jones, Chris Haynes, Jolene McClintock, Liz Sanders, Connie Staton, Debbie Craig, Jama Lockridge, Kathy Miller, Vanessa Wilson, Teresa Mclain, Mary Russell. Row 8. Karla Mooreland, Nancy Jameson, Joyce Stanley, Janice Bowers, Vicki Willis, Dwana Davis, Mary Carter, Amy Van- dergrift, Rose Sanders, Debbie Rector, Janet Lockhart, Brenda Anderson, Carol Emswiller, Lynn Wilson. How dead can you drop? ll5 I bet you can't hit one! VARSITY SCORE BOX B TEAM SCORE BOX SHENANDOAH OPPONENT SHENANDOAH OPPONENT 49 Muncie Burris 68 44 Muncie Burris 31 75 Cambridge City 67 56 Cambridge City 26 86 Straughn 67 69 Straughn 20 69 Knightstown 67 45 Knightstown 31 66 Markleville 64 52 Markleville 22 68 Yorktown 66 40 Y01'kl30YVU 45 82 Blue River 70 70 131119 RIYGI' 38 68 Union City 79 753 UHIOH Clty 38 +fPendleton Tourneyb 40 Lapel? P dl T 31 so Markleville 82 DOT 758 P dl 5 en em Oumeyl 44 en e on 70 Mt' Vernon 58 43 Mt. Vernon 38 CMadison Co. Tourneyl 47 Frankton 45 P1464 Lapel 54 tfLynn Tourneyj 469 Highland 82 '39 Monroe Central 32 67 Frankton 55 550 Northeastern Wayne 45 71 Alexandria 92 65 Alexandrla 87 Highland 84 54 Highland 57 OT 68 Pendleton 78 51 Pendleton 44 76 Madison Heights 73 52 Lapel 46 77 Summitville 74 38 Madison Heights 36 + csectionalb 55 Summ1tv1lle 41 '64 Greenfield 69 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom row left to right: Debbie Goudy, Connie Butt, Toni Poer, Top row left to right: Lyla Wise, Belinda Cox, Suzi Hale 116 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Vicki Hinesley, Jerry Huff, Teri Poer FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom: Roberta Cox, Connie Staton, Liz Sanders, Lynn Wilson Shenandoah was very well represented in the cheerleading department. These girls were very talented, and they worked hard to fill their position thoroughly. They have been to many exciting ballgames, provided by our great ball teams, and they have produced many fine yells and chants for the student body. EITHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Counterclock-wise: Kim Matzenbacher, Jenny Stonecipher, Sonnie White, Nancy Jameson, Teresa McLain 'II7 Cross country men dash to victory Shenandoahls first Cross Coun- try Team spent many long hours running through fierce Weather. They had to Work very hard to A ,,, , get in tip-top condition. Under ' ini the capable Gordon Pacquin and U A Mike Luce, the Cross Country T Team had a very inspiring sea- son. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front row left to rightg Student Manager- Terry Vores, Eric Painter, Randy Keesling, Mike Reno, Richard Shelton. Second row: Head Coach-Gordon Pacquin Thad Loudenback, Harold Huff, Bruce Schaffer, Alan Painter, Asst. Coach-Mike Luce. Oh, Grab that Skunk! Get on your mark! Get set! . . . WAIT! Where's the water? The Reserve and Freshmen Cross Country Teams ran hard to come forth with a winning season. The Freshmen ran hard, but most will be back to run harder as Reserves. The tremendous Shenandoah Reserves ran hard to earn a coveted place on the Raider's Varsity Squad. Most of the Reserves will be back for Shenandoah's second Cross Country season as number one Raider runners. 118 RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front row left to right: Bobby Saunders, Danny Dickerson, Steve Myers, Second row: Randy Clark, Steve Sheets, Rick Braden, Mike Fuller Third row: Head Coach-Mike Luce, Dan Bell, Stan Smith, Melvin Zachary, Kenny Wisehart, Jim Parish, Asst. Coach-Gordon Pacquin. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front row left to right: Chuck I made it. Mike Fuller, Larry Riggs, Second row: Steve Myers, Danny Mike Tupps, Rocky East, Third row: Head Coach- Gordon Tony Sanders, John Reedy, Bobby Saunders, Mark Riggs, Gary Asst. Coach - Mike Luce. 119 Row l. Coach Gordon Paquin, Thad Loudenback, Rick Badgley, Paul Shockly, Allen Painter, Harold Huff, Asst. Coach Jerry Beguhn Row 2. Dave Saunders, Richard Shelton, Bruce Shaffer, Jerry Munden, Eric Painter, Randy Keesling Row Row Row ton, The Track team has had a star- tling record for their first year. They ran through rain and snow to lead Shenandoah on to a vic- tory. They participated in many Track meets, The Pendleton In- vitational, and The White River Conference. 3. Denny Reedy, Mike Ward, Steve Sheets, Kenny Wisehart, Kenny Shepherd, Jerry Ross, Barry Flynn 4. Mike Wells, Mike Reno, Jim Parrish, John Parker, Bruce Flynn, Steve Myers, Bob Copeland, Jeff Weidner Student Manager Terry Vores, Jon Ballard, Ray Poffenbarger, Danny Bertram, Jerry Hancock, Kenny Walters, Nick Ash- Dan Bell 5. Row 1. Mike Anderson, Dan Bell, Jon Ballard, Jeff Weidner, Nick Ashton, Steve Myers, John Reddington Row 2. Rick McCrocklin, Larry Riggs, Dan Bertram, Ray Poffenbarger, Jerry Hancock, Dan Dickerson, Chuck Masters Row 3. Tony Sanders, Mark Riggs, Jeff Carmichal, Bob Saunders, John Reedy, Mike Tupps, Mike Fuller, Pat Ward, Rockie East may i ye' Noob, Row 1. Student Manager Carl Anderson, Rodney Sexton, Richard Shelton, Paul Shockley, Dan Bell Row 2. Steve Sheets, Dave Saunders, Bruce Shaffer, Doug Stonebraker Row 3. Coach Bill Derickson, John Parker, Thad Loudenback, Denny Reedy, Jerry Munden, Mike Reedy, Jim Parrish ow 1. Thad Loudenback, Bob Ritchie, Dennis Murray, Stan Smith, Bob Copeland Row 2. Jon Ballard, Raymond Vancour, Gary Fadely, Mike Reedy, Terry Fadely, Coach ike Luce 121 Under the direction of Bill Derickson, Shenandoah's Baseball team operated smoothly and successfully. They had a very challeng- ing year. Even though the team had difficulties, a lost mit, a broken bat, and an umpire, they came out with a very good showing for our new high school ' The Go1f'team had a supe- rior season. Since this was their first year, they had no trouble beating the last year's record. The boys made a top showing under the coaching of Mike Luce l I Shenandoah Wrestlers , Murder on the mat Shenandoah was honored to have such an out- standing Wrestling Team. Wrestling was a new sport to us at Shenandoah, but the boys entered into wrestling with high spirits and much energy. The Wrestling Team had one outstanding member. This was Bruce Eaker. Bruce made a very fine showing, but due to circumstances, Bruce wasn't able to compete in the State Tournament. Keep up the work wrestlers. WRESTLING TEAM Front row left to right: Ray Poffenbarger, George Knox, Larry Murphy, Jim Jennings, Buddy Ritchie, Bruce Eaker, Barry Flynn, Steve Scott, Dale Elder, Second row: Coach - Bill Hendey, Martin Ellingwood, Dan Bell, Rick Badgley, Alan Painter, Phil Zachary, Perry Cade, Kevin Harry, Student Manager, Randy Badgley About Eakers The Athletic Department of Shenan- doah was very active. Some of these pictures show the various stages of athletics at Shenandoah High School B-Team, Ready To Go Rick is caught in the act. I mg Q ,' miie? .. v ' - - www 752' . -Q Up, Up, and Away New Pltcherl - - 5 Oh No! My Shoe s s , ,, . W' f 5' , s , -Y! 2 ' ' I e ' M . V A , - .QS s ss V332 3 f' ,- ? -4: A'5fI.' ' . s A, ,. fgig g , gf -f v A ,. xg, R s s Y 6 u +1 1 3 V 'vs sss 4f'?'55Sff' E GTF? L, ,gy .V , XLx1 fws W K n Q 'L'L ' is ,' 1 M Sure beats Sand- L' - J ff ff .f , .ww-f-,-Q4 One Lousy Point I use Poligrip. Stupid Flies! 123 Go Team! 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Take our scientists. They keep seeing a better way to design ignition systems-and they do it. They never stop looking for further improve- ments in our generators. Without their curiosity and appetite for challenge, we could never have designed our silver zinc batteries for missiles. And without students like you, we won't be able to meet the fantastic challenges of the future. So, if science interests you, dig in now. To- morrow not only needs you-it needs you to be good. Here at Delco-Remy, we're definitely a part of tomorrow. So weill be looking for you. Right after college. Delco -Rerny mmm or excsuzncc Division of General Motors I Anderson. Indiana 68-DRE-8-A High School Annual ....... 1967 1 Page-B81W W-4-91192-10-17-67 gf:-can Q' , . 'B .K 'I 110' ROBERT E. BEESON Phone Mechanicsburg 779-4944 Backhoe Bulldozing R.R. 1 Shirley, Indiana LUMBER Phone 354-2192 107 South 8th Street MIDDLETOWN LUMBER 8. BUILDERS SUPPLY NFCR SERVICE Joe Juday Dick Smith JAMES R. 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V. 88 Maddox, John 78 Maddy, Bonnie 29 Margison, Debbie 59 Martin, Jake 68, 101 Martin, Kenny 59 Martin, Loretta 29 Martin, Nora 78 Martin, Tom 88 Jones, Brenda 87 Jones, Damita 77, 115 Jones, Eddie 59, 100, 103, 115 Jones, Judi 68, 115 Jones, Randy 78 Judd, Dick 68 Judd, Sharon 87 K Keesling, Dean 28, 97 Keesling, Mr. Frederick 45 Keesling, Gary 87, 114 Keesling, Kathleen 78 Keesling, Mrs. 41 Keesling, Randy 15, 28, 118, 120 Kelly, Beth 10, 68, 97 Kennedy, David 68 King, Mr. Randall 45 Kinnett, Sue 78, 115 Kinnett, Phil 68 Kimple,Paul 87 Martin Vicki 68 Mason: Carl 29 Masters, Chuck 78, 119, 120 Masters, Steve 59 Masterson, Connie 29, 115 Master son, Wayne 68 Matney, Pam 88 Mattox, Bettie 68, 115 Mattox, Elaine 88, 101 Matzenbacker, Kim 84, Milburn, Lois 79 Miller, Janalee 79 Miller, Kathy 88, 115 Miller, Kave 68 Miller, Keith 69 Mills, Robert 88 Moore, Belinda 88 Moore, Brenda 30, 100 Moore, David 79 Moore, Kathlyn 79 Moore, Tina 30 Moorhead, Karen 88 101, 115 117 Klepinger, Dean 78 Klepinger, Diana 28, 96, 100, 115 Knox, George 28, 122 Knox, Raymond 86 L Lackey, Dennis 35 Lackey, Elvin 87 Lantz, Mr. Michael 46 LaRue, Charles 78 Lee, Laura 28, 102 Lee, Stacy 87 Lennen, Lisa 78 Lester, Kevin 87 Lester, Ronald 28 Lennen, Lisa 78 Lester, Kevin 87 Leszer, Ronald 28 Lewis, Becky 59 Lewis, Jill 88 Lewis, Mrs. Gerald 39 Liggett, Howard E. 40 Littrell, Jeff 68 Lockhart, Janet 88, 115 Lockridge, Jama 88, 115 Lockridge, Mrs. 14, 48 Loudenback, Thad 15, 22, 100, 112 113, 118, 120 Love, Carol 78, 101 Lovett, Max 28 Lowder, Vicki 78 Lowery, Ronnie 68 Lowry, Donna 59 Luce, Mr. Michael 46, 114, 11-8, 119 Luellen, Jeff 78 Lyons, Rita 28, 100 M McAllister, Pam 78, 115 Moorhead, Paul 59 Mooreland, Karla 88, 101, 103, 115 Morton, Larry 88, 101, 114 Munden, Jerry 60, 112, 120 Murphy, Johnny 88 Murphy Larry 122 Murray,iCathy 30, 115 Murray, Dennis 64, 103, 112 Murray, Jim 69 Murray, Dick 79 Murray, Steve 88 Musick, Don 69 Musick, Penny 69 Myers, Nancy 30, 97 Myers, Steve 79, 114, 119, 120 Neal, Debbie 79 Neal, Marilyn 69, 115 Neff, Marcia 27 Neff, Penny 69, 115 Nichols, Tim 69 Nicholson, Cathy 69 Noble, Jim 89 Noble, Wilma 60, 103 Noel, Dick 79, 97 O Oakes, Mrs. Susan 41 Ormes, Connie 89 Ormes, Walter 79 Osborne, Donita 79, 97 P Painter, Alan 30, 100, 107, 11 122 Painter, Danny 60 Painter, Gary 79 Painter, Elaine 69, 101 Eric 60,112, 118, 120 McClarnon, McClarnon, Diane 68 Rev. Edwin C. 39 McClintock, Jolene 78, 115 McCormick, Keith 68, 103 McCrocklin, Jeff 84, 103 McCrocklin, Rick 78, 114, 120 McDonnell, Alex 29 138 Painter, Keith 69 Painter, Rosalind 79, 101 Painter, Ramona 89 Parker, Curtis 89, 114 Parker, John 60, 112, 120 Parrish, David 79 Parrish, Jerry 79 Doris 60 100 115 Parrish, Jim 69, 112, 119, 120 Parrish, Kathy 89 Paquin, Mrs. Darren 46, 101 Paquin, Mr. Gordon 46, 118, 119, 120 Pavy, Mr. Ray 46, 49, 112 Paynes, Peaver, Peavler Peavler Peavler Janet 60, 106 Charles 60 j Ernie 89, 1 , Helen 89 Peavler, Marjorie 89 Peavler, Paul 79 Peavler, Robert 69 St. John, John 33, 102, 106 St. John, Mrs. 41 Sample, Mike 32, 97 Sanders, Debbie 61 Sanders, Joe 90, 114 Sanders, Larry 32, 112, 113 Sanders, Liz 74, 101, 115, 117 Sanders, Melanie 70, 115 Sanders, Tony 80, 97, 114, 119, 120 Tincher, Mike 61 Track Varsity 120 Reserve 120 Troxell, Howard 81 Sanders, Rose Margaret 90, 101, 115 Saunders, Bob 80, 114, 119, 120 Saunders, David 61, 120, 121 Saylors, Gloria 61 Truitt, Cindy 81 Truitt, Debby 34 Truitt, Gary 71 Tryon, Christi 91, 101, 115 Tupps, Mike 81, 119, 120 V Van Cour, Ray 34, 99 Peavler, Ron 60 Peckinpaugh, Beth 89 Peckinpaugh, Dennis 30, 112, 113 Peckinpaugh, Les 22, 100, 1, 20 Peckinpaugh, Rick 69, 101, 112, 123 Peckinpaugh, Torn 89 Pennington, Larry 69 Pep Club 115 Perkins, Terry 89 Perry, Debbie 89 Phillips, Mike 89 Pierce, Larry 30 Poer, Teri 79, 101, 115, 116 Poer, Toni 69, 115, 116 Poffenbarger Dick 70 Poffenbarger, Ray 69, 120, 122 Powell, Ben 30 Powell, Linda 80 Powell, Patty 60 Price, Loren 70 Price, Penny 70 Price, Troy 60, 99 Priddy, Sandy 31 R Randolph, Daniel 70 Randolph, Janis 80 Ratliff, Cheryl 60. 100. 102. 115 Ratliff, David 31, 99, 100, 102, 103 Rawlings, Jim 89, 114 Rayburn, Trudy 31, 97, 102 Rector, David 60 Rector, Debbie 89, 97, 101, 115 Rector, Dixie 70, 115 Rector, Tim 70 Saylors, Linda 70 Schlickman, Mrs. Penny 47, 103 Scott, Steve 61, 122 Schuyler, Rosemary 90 Schuyler, Steve 70 Sears, Bob 70 Sellers, Bruce 61, 102 Seller Jane 70, 101 Seward, Marge 71, 115 Sexton, Evan 90 Sexton, Mike 90 Sexton, Rodney 61, 121 Shaffer, Bruce 32, 97, 100, 118, 120, 121 Shannon, Beth 80 Shannon, Sharon 32 Sharpe, Anna 71 Sharpe, Robert 90, 114 Shaw, Paul 71 Sheets, Steve 61, 112, 119, 120, 121 Sheets, Susan 61, 115 Shelton, Danny 114 Shelton, Richard 32, 112, 113, 118, 120 121 Shepherd, Bobby 90 Shepherd, Carl 32 Shepherd, Kenny 61, 120 Shoaf, Greg 32 Shoaf, Sandy 71 Shockley, Paul 33, 112, 113, 100, 121, 120 Shoemaker, Jeff 33, 102, 106 Short, Joyce 33, 108 Skelton, Mr. Steven 47, 102 Slaven, Rocky 61 Reddington, John 80, 120 Reece, Joan 31 Reedy, Denny 60, 108, 112, 120 Reedy, John fSoph.J 70 Reedy, John fFresh.J 80, 114, 119, 120 Reedy, Mike 70 Reedy, Steve 89 Reedy, Mrs, Virginia 22, 46, 100 Reno, Mike 70, 112, 118, 120 Reno, Russell 70 Retz, Cathy 80 Slick, Sandy 33, 99, 100 Small, Susan 61 Smalley, Mrs. Shirley 13, 47 Smith Carol 71 Smithl Francine 90 Smith Ginger 90 Smithl Jeff 71 Smith, Mike 33 Smith, Shirley 80 Smith, Stan 56, 63, 99, 103, 119 Smith, Teddy 90 Richey, Cindy 60, 115 Richey, Dan 80 Solom Solom On, Beth 71, 115 on, Bobby 91 Vandergrift, Amy 84, 101, 115 Vandergrift, Joe 71 Van Hook, Patty 61 Vetor, Tim 71 Vores, Terry 71, 112, 118, 120 W Wagoner, Jerry 62 Walden, Deanna 71, 115 Walker, John 91 Wallen, Allen 81 Wallen, Keith 81 Walters, Ken 62, 99, 120 Ward, Pat 72, 120 Ward, Mike 62, 120 Ware, Joyce 62 Ware, Robin 91 Wattenbarger, Herman 81 Webb, Debbie 56, 100 Webb, Laura 81, 97 Webb, Randy 81, 99 Weidner, Weidner, Beth 72, 103, 115 Herman E. 39 Jane 34, 97, 100, 103, 115 Weidner, Weidner, Jeff 72, 112, 120 Weisheit, Bonnie 81 Weisheit, Jim 34 Weisheit, Peggy 72, 115 Welch, Melody 91 Wells, Mike 72, 120 Wells, Steve 91, 97 Westrater, Richard 72 White, Janet 20, 34, 96, 1000 White, Keith 91 White, Sondra 92, 101,115,117 White, Ted 62 Whitenell, Richard 72 Wihebrink, Scott 81 Williams, Autumn 72, 115 Williams, Jan 72, 101,103, 115 Williams, Kenny 92 Williams, Vicki 62, 103, 115 Willis, Donna 72, 101, 115 Willis, Vickie 92, 115 Wilson, Lynn 82, 115, 117 Wilson, Mrs. 14 Wilson, Teresa 20, 34, 96, 100 Wilson, Vanessa 92, 115 Riggs, Arlena 90 Riggs, Danny 31 Riggs, Darlene 90 Riggs, Donna 80 Riggs, Larry 31 Riggs, Mark fFresh.l 80, 114, 119, 120 Riley, Ginny 60 Ritchie, Alan 80 Ritchie, Joseph W. 39 Ritchie, Robert 31, 122 Roberts, Mike 90 Rockwell, Mrs. 38 Rodecap, Greg 70 Roll, Sharon 80 Romine, Joy 31, 97 Ross, Dale 80 oss, Jerry 61, 120 oyce, Vicki 32 uefenaut, Larry 90 ussell, Mary 90, 115 ussell, Randy 90 S t. John, Bechy 91 South, Carolyn 33, 115 Spiker, Pat 80 Stanley, Joyce 91, 115 Stanley, Patsy 71, 115 Stanley, Penny 71, 115 Staton, Connie 81, 101, 115, 117 Staton, Rosalie 91, 101, 115 Steadman, Marimaude 33, 115 Steadman, John 13, 81 Stephens, Mrs. Dorothy 47 Stewart, David 91 Stonebraker, Doug 61, 100, 121 Stonecipher, Jennie 91, 101, 117 Stoufer, Mrs. Georgiana 47 Stout, Gary 71, 99, 101, 102 T Taylor, Gary 91 Thomas, Jo Carol 61 Thomas, Phil 91 Thomas, Tim 71 Thornburg, Vicki 91 Tille, Jim 74 Tille, Judy 91 139 Wilt, Margaret 92 Winters, Mike 62 Wise, Lyla 20, 22, 100, 115, 116 Wisehart, Ken 62, 100, 119, 120 Wisehart, Mr. Marvin 13, 47, 114 Wood, Sue 62, 97 Wools, Delores 34, 97, 103 Workman, Eric 82 Y Yapp, Bill 82 York. Tom 92, 114 Young, Grace 82, 115 Young, Mark 62, 112 Yount, Janice 34 Z Zachary, Anita 82 Zachary, Melvin 62, 112, 119 Zachary, Phillip 35, 122 Zirkle, Jeff 92 3 . 4 l v I 1 R S 2 Q E E S 3 Senior Director Anderson, Barbara Cheerblock, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Drama, and Choir Badgley, Rick, Baseball, FFA, Basketball, and Wrestling Bailey, Pamm, Majorette, Honor Society, Cheerblock, Stu- dent Senate, and Cheer- leader Bay, Larry, Honor Society, Band, Class President, Choir, and Basketball Bemis, Bonnie, Annual Staff, 4-H, Choir, Cheerblock, and Junior Leaders Bertram, Bonnie, Student Senate, Class Officer, and Honor Society Blevins, Debra, Annual Staff, Boys' 4-H, Choralaires, Choir, and Cheerblock Boram, Steve Boyer, Carol, Honor Society, Cheerblock, Choir, Class Officer, and Student Coun- ci Brattain, Bruce, Boys' State, Newspaper Staff, Inter- national Club Brown, Barbara, 4-H, and Choir Brown, Debbis, Shenandoah Sin- gers, Choir, 4-H, Pep Club, and Music Office Secretary Butt, Sandra Carman, Jeff, Band, Class Offi- cer, Honor Society, and Student Council Casey, Jennifer, Cheerblock, 4-H, Homecoming Court, and Choir Cole, Susan, Chorus Curl, David Davis, Mike, Basketball and Track Dick, Eileen, 4-H, Annual Staff, Honor Soci y, Student Senate, and Homecoming Court Eaker, Bruce, Choir, Wrestling, Football Elder, Dale, Choir, Newspaper Staff, Wrestling, Student Manager, and Junior Class Play Elder, Gail, School Play, Choir, GAA, and 4-H Ellin wood Martin FFA Wrestlin e, , , , s, and Library Club Fadely, Terry, Band, Dance Band, Choir, Madrigals, and Golf Farmer, Patsy, Band, Majorette, 4-H, Pep Club, and Cheer- leader Fennimore, Jamie Gadberry, Sharron, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Annual Staff, Choir, and Drama Gullion, Ron Hamilton, Sharon Haynes, Pat Hanna, Sharon, Majorette, Pep Club, and Y-Teens Harris, Robert, Basketball, Baseball, and Track Helsley, Marilyn, Cheerblock, Drama, and Choir Hensley, Gail, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Choir, Drama, and Shenandoah Singers Hershberger, Patty, Student Teacher and Cheerblock and 4-H Hiday, Robert Highmiller, Donnie, Basketball Hooks, Anna, Annual Staff, 4-H, Choir, Cheerblock, and -lunior Leaders Huff, Harold, Basketball, 4-H, Honor Society, Track, and Cross Country Huffman, Ty, Honor Society, Golf, Student Council, Baseball, and Basketball Jackson, Connie, Class Officer, and Cheerleader Jewell, Donald Keesling, Dean, Boys' 4-H, Boys' Pep Club, Student Manager, and International Club Keesling, Randy, Track, Cross Country, 4-H, and Basket- ball Klepinger, Diana, HONORSociety Cheerblock, Rainbow, Annual Staff, and Girls' State Representative Knox, George, Wrestling, Cross Country, and Boys' Cheer- block Lee, Laura, Band, Choir, Pep Club, Madrigals, and School Musical Lester, Ronald, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Stu- dent Council, and Class Officer Loudenback, Thad, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, and Class Officer Lovett, Max Lyons, Rita, Honor Society, 4-H, Beat Reporter, Cheerblock, and Choir Lackey, Dennis, Drama McDonnell, Alex, Golf, Library, and Cadet Teaching McShirley-, Lonnie Martin, Loretta Maddy, Bonnie Mason, Carl Masterson, Connie McMasters, Larry Moore, Brenda, Annual Staff, Prom Queen, Honor Society, Student Council, and Lab Assistant Moore, Tina Murray, Cathy, Cheerblock, 4-H, and Choir Myers, Nancy, Choir, Pep Block, Library, Annual Staff, and Girls' Glee Club Painter, Alan, Basketball, Track, Honor Society, Cross Country and Wrestling Peckinpaugh, Dennis, Basketball, 4-H, Track, Golf, and Cross Country Peckinpaugh, Les, Class Officer, Student Senate, Choir, Honor Society, and Junior Play Phillips, Harold Pierce, Larry Powell, Ben, FFA and 4-H Priddy, Sandy, Honor Society and Cadet Teaching Ratliff, David, Band, Choir, Madrigals, Dance Band, Swinger, Cheerblock, Annual Staff, Librarian Reece, Joan, Cheerblock, Choir 142 r Riggs, Chester, Riggs, Danny, Honor Society, Riggs, Larry Ritchie, Robert, Baseball, Golf, Basketball, Wrestling, Track Romine, Joy, Librarian . Baseball, 4-H, Cross Coun- try Shaffer, Bruce, Honor Society, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Qountry Shannon, Sharon, Choir, Class Play, Cheerblock Shockley, Paul, Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Track, Honor Society Sample., Mike Smith, Mike, Band, Choir, Shelton, Richard, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross Country Shepherd, Carl Shoaf, Greg Shoemaker, Jeff, Band, Choir, Dance Band, Madrigals, Drama St. John, John, Band, Choir, Dance Band, Madrigals, Drama Short, Joyce Slick, Sandy, Honor Society, Band, Dance Band, Choir, and Girls' State Alternate South, Carolyn, Band, Cheerblock, Cheerleading, Home Coming Queen, and Prom Princess Steadman, Marmaude, Cheerblock Choralaires, Girls' 4-H, Year. book, and Choir Truitt, Debbie Van Cour, Ray, Golf, Dance Band, Band, and International Club Weidner, Jane, 4-H, Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Cheerblock, and Band Weisheit, Jim, Boys' Cheerblock, 4-H, and Int national Club Wise, Lyla, Cheerleader, Honor Society, Choir, Annual Staff, and Class Officer White, Janet, Altrusa Award, Pro Princess, Honor Society, Annual Staff Editor, and Girls' State Representative Wilson, Teresa, 4-H, DAR Award, Honor Society, Annual Staff, and Girls' State Wools, Delores, Cheerleader, Choir, Newspaper Staff, Majorettes, and Librarian Yount, Janice Zachary, Phillip, 4-H, Boys' Cheerblock, International Club, and Wrestling Neff, Marcia, Librarian aww' fv gr :fm B5 '65-. If Q '22- ' wel' 23 if J Acknowledgement We feel that there is no other way to end this annual than with a THANK YOU! We would like to thank first of all the businesses whose ads made it possible for the publica- tion of this annual. Secondly, We would like to thank our sponsor, Mr. Dykes, for his patience and his understanding help. We would also like to thank the representative from Paragon, Mr. Dick Bussell. The annual could not have been completed without Mr. Brussellis aid. Last but not least we appreciate the hard working annual staff. We hope that this annual will bring you refreshing memories of a good year at Shenandoah High School. ' 144