Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Mr. Gordon Paquin instructs Jerry Parrish and Greg Cronk Physical Ed Instructors Mrs. Barbara Schwarzkopf Physical Education is important in acquiring a sound body as well as a healthy mind. Mr. Paquin, a graduate of Ball State University, showed boys not only how to wrestle but many other sports and relays to help improve their fitness. He was also the track coach. Nlrs. Schwartzkopf was another new teacher to our school this year. She showed much interest in the G.A.A. and organized a girls' basketball team. 2 sf .,.,.. , . 5 . 1, wg. E M' sz! fb ve .S , R, hz Ha W .ff .Q ' f E? if 4 in fi 55522 tk 2 53 3 2 1 aw fi' 1 we 352 is Et s X tg 5 si 5 Shenandoah P.E. class at work.

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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.

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Eighth Grade Instructors Coming into a big new school wasn't the easiest thing in the world. The 8th grade instructors tried to make it as simple as possible. Mrs. Stoufer gave the students some background for high school English. She received her degree from Ball State. Mr. Chandler taught the students Math and Science. He received his degree from Manchester College. Mrs. Clevenger helped to improve the reading abilities of these students for future courses in high school. She also received her degree from Ball State. Mrs. Georgiana Stoufer Mr. Paul Chandler Mrs. Flossie Clevenger