Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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At Shenandoah Hi h Shenandoah High School had its first foreign exchange student this year. Lawag Fonacier, Jr., known as Junior, was from the Phillippines. He made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stohler in Middletown. We were very lucky to have such a bright and talented student in our school. Lawag was an excellent student and he made good grades in all of his classes. It would be safe to say that Junior's main interest is music. Back home in the Phillippines, he was a member of a rock and roll group. He spent a great deal of time listening to records at his home in Nliddletown. Lawag sings both popular and folk songs and accompanied himself on his guitar. Junior sang for several student assemblies, parties, and gatherings during the past year. Lawag is an excellent ping-pong player, and we are proud to say that he was the champion of the ping-pong tourney sponsored by the Student Senate. For his fine performance in the tourney, he received a medal. Everyone missed Junior as he returned to the Phillippines because Shenandoah had lost a fine student and everyone had lost a good friend. Posing in the office commons area, Lawag reflects wistfully on his y in the Shenandoah community. Like any other teenager, Lawag shows his interest in popular music. He likes to collect albums and during his stay in the United States he has collected over 80 albums.