Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Industrial Arts Mr. Keesling or as everyone knows him Tony, taught Motor Mechanics. He also had the boys interested in a new club this year known as V.l.C.A. Mr. Wisehart devoted his time to Industrial Arts and his after-school activities included coaching the Shenandoah Freshman Basketball Team. Mr. Girton was our agriculture teacher. He sponsored the F.F.A. which planned the landscaping of our school. A new teacher to the staff was Mr. Spears. He taught the drafting classes and had the ability to keep the attention of his students and to make his classes interesting. Mr. Gary Girton assists Mike Sexton. Mr. Tony Keesling aids Kenny Shepherd while Jerry Floss looks on.

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l Mr. Otto Dykes instructs Diana Craig. Mr. Raymond Pavy helps Tim Keesling. Mr. Barry Linville 00091 0606 9 6004 i if x g , E . sf 3 :gf . . ai? 5 if 'N-., l Z . 3 W' l rl' l- Mrs. Dorothy Stephens Business Instructors Business courses are very important in a high school curriculum. Through the use of new equipment, shorthand students can now take dictation at the speed at which they are writing. As well as teaching Shorthand, Mrs. Stephens also taught Bookkeeping, Business English, and Home Economies. Mr. Linville taught first year Typing. He encouraged students to raise their typing speed but to lower the number of errors. Mr. Dykes was also an instructor of business courses. He taught Office Practice, Record Keeping, and Business Math. Mr. Dykes was always around to point out students' errors and to help them correct their errors. Business Law is an important course for people interested in business. Nlr. Pavy not only coached at our school but he also taught this class.

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and Agriculture Instructors Mr. William Spears Mr. Manrin Wisehart