Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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A-no-f--J ' W-M.. Row: P. Bickel, D. Rector, D. Willis, R. Peckinpaugh, D. Goudy, S Hale, J. Williams, J. Sellers, B. Mattox. Fifth Row: K. Horan, A Sharpe, E. Painter, J. lterman, G. Stout, R. Emry, L. Amonett, J Conrad, B. Copeland, D. Murray.Sponsors: Mr. Dykes and Mrs. Reedy ii.-ff Jr Honor Society From Row B McKay L Morton B Ayres S Sanders. Third Row: T.Martin, T. Barkdull, C. Love, Fl. Painter, C Ban' P Higgs D Goodwin J Fadely Second Row S White T Poer Staton, K. Matzenbacher, C. Tryon, R. Staton, N. Jameson, D. Rector K Moreland E Mattox J Stoneclpher M Carter R Sanders L A. Vandergrift, J. Zirkle, Mrs. Paquin, sponsor.