Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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and Agriculture Instructors Mr. William Spears Mr. Manrin Wisehart

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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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Domestic and Fine Mr. Frank Bienas Domestic and Fine Arts give a person a chance to create. Mr. Bienas, our new band director, kept the sweet music pouring out. He also furnished us with the spirited music we heard at each ball game. Mrs. Baker started the F.H.A. this year. She thoroughly Arts Instructors Mrs. Hazel Baker enjoyed teaching Home Economics to the young girls of Shenandoah High School. Art is one of the finest ways to express one's feelings. Our art teacher, Mrs. Bradford, had the great talent of teaching art to her students. Mrs. Martha Bradford instructs Tom Bell.