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.

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Shenandoah ls Proud of Its Honor Students National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Reedy and Mr. Dykes, completed several worthwhile projects last year. One of these was the very successful Christmas toy drive for the Knightstown ChiIdren's Horne. Officers for last year were: Doug Stonebraker, President, Mike Reno, Vice- President, Jan Jennings, Secretary: and Ron Erli, Treasurer. The Junior Honor Society also completed a successful year during 1968-69. Under the guidance of Mrs. Paquin, the twenty-seven members donated a basket of food to a needy family and sold candles at Christmas time. The officers were: Connie Staton, President, Nancy Jameson, Vice-Pres- identp Sonnie White, Secretary, Debbie Rector, Treasurer. Hazel Dunn was selected for the DAR Good Citizen Award at Shenandoah. Having completed an examination, Hazel then qualified for the state competition. Shenandoah was represented in 1968 at Hoosier Girls' State by Debbie Sanders and Becky Hall. Arlena Dillon and Eddie Jones were alternates. Stan Smith and Tom Bell represented our school at Hoosier Boys' State. John Parker was chosen as alternate. Students were chosen according to leadership, interest in government, scholastic rating, person- ality, and other qualities. Left to right: Eddie Jones, Stan Smith, Arlena Dillon, Debbie Sanders, Tom Bell Becky Hall and John Parker