Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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FHA-Front Row: Mrs. Baker, C. Ratliff,A.Dillon, D.WilIis,D.AIlen. Williams, S. Smith, B. Ehle, J. Craig. Fifth Row: K. Ballenger, D. Second Row: K. Keesling, K. Moreland, B. Fuller, M. Ellingwood, N. Bailey, P. Humes, V. Hiday, S. Roll, G. Saylors, E. Hudson,J. Fuller, D. Figg, J. Ware, K. Horan, H. Dunn. Third Row: G. Riley, E. Jones, S. Barnes. Sixth Row: A. Frazier, D. Tomlinson,T. Riggs, N. Stewart, D. Corbin, P. Painter, J. Fredenburg, K. Cade, C. Cade, P. McAllister, J. Johnson, K. Koons, B. Sanders, V. Riggs. Cloud. Fourth Row: N. Martin, D. Riggs, J. Cheatham, C. Griffey, A. FFA-Front Row: J. Murray,iL. Price, K. Harry, L. Murphy, P. Girton, K. Wallen, J. Hooks, R. Huckeby, D. Alspaugh, M. Winters, E. Kinnert, R. Peavler, J. Murphy. Second Row: P. Shaw, T. Sanders, S. Peavler. Scott, B. Sears, R. Jones, L. Wailen, M. Ballenger. Third Row: Mr.

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Shenandoah Players Have Rave Season Under the guidance of a very resourceful and talented sponsor, Mr. Terry Fox, the Dramatics Club participated in and sponsored many plays. The major plays produced by the Dramatics Club were Rebel Without A Cause , An Evening of One Acts , and Bye, Bye Birdie. For their work and performance of Bye, Bye Birdie the cast and crew received a standing ovation. ln April, the Dramatics Club went to Ball State University to participate in a contest. Although the actors didn't receive a trophy, they did place high in the contest. Students performed The Lottery a one-act play, and read selections from SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY. Rebel Without A Cause, one of the best dramatic productions in this area, was a play about the generation gap. Jim Stark, portrayed by Gary Hutton, was a serious young man who was trying to find himself in today's mixed-up world. An Evening of One Acts was made up of four different plays. John C. Reedy directed the play A Swarm of Locust. The Lottery was directed by Bettie Mattox. Summons of Sariel was directed by Debbie Sanders and a comedy, Romance lncorporated was directed by Grace Young. This was the first year for the Dramatics Club, and the students worked hard on their plays and their efforts were very successful. Tragedy strikes in Rebel Without A Cause when Plato lTom Barkdulll is shot while attempting to run from an abandoned house which has been sun'ounded by police. Dramatics Club-Front Row: Mr. Fox, S. Jameson, D. Sanders, L. Sanders, P. Price, P. Neff, G. Hutton, J. Miller, C. Huntington, S. Hewitt. Second Row: P. Gammon, B. Weidner, B. Bowman, J. C. Reedy, B. Corbin, G. Young, M. Fuller, D. Ross, T. Barkdull, B. Wiseheit. Third Row: K. McKay, M. Reno, A. Vandergrift, G. Cronk, T. Poer, M. W. Anderson, R. Gee, P. Humes, R. Branham, C. Staton. Fourth Row: S. Smith, D. Riggs, B. Mattox, B. McKay, E. Jones, J. Lullen, R. Staton, N. Jameson, K. Matzenbacher, J. Craig. Fifth Row: D. Murray, B. Ehle, R. Harvey, S. Corbin, D. Barnes, C. Burton, M. Horan, J. Reddington, G. Brewer, B. East, T. Bell, J. Carman.

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The -new organized Spanish Club's officers for last year were Rick the year for the members of the club was a trip to Wabash to eat Peckmpaugh, President, Debbie Sanders, Vice-President: Lawag Fona- Spanish food. cier Jr., Secretary, and Ginny Riley, Treasurer. One of the highlights of Vocational, Spanish Clubs Were Popular At the Spanish Club Christmas Party Lawag Fonacier Jr. wvings at the pinatas while other members wait anxiously. The newly organized chapter of Future Homemakers of America at Shenandoah this past year was a great success. Along with inviting guest speakers for their meetings, the FHA sponsored several money making projects including a chili supper. FHA officers were: Debbie Allen, President, Donna Willis, Vice-President, Arlena Dillon, Secretary, and Cheryl Ratliff, Treasurer. During the Future, Farmers of America chapter's second year at Shenandoah, the FFA boys formed their own basketball team and played against FFA teams from other schools. The boys also helped park cars at home basketball games. FFA officers were: Ron Peavler, President, Loren Price, Vice-President, Randy Jones, Secretary: and Jim Mur- ray, Treasurer. One of the newest clubs at Shenandoah this past year was the Spanish Club. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hernandez, the Spanish Club gained a better understanding of the Spanish- speaking peoples and their countries. The members selected the name El Club de Jose Marti' for their club. They also chose la rosa bIanca lthe white rosel as their flower and Adelante, siempre adelante lforward, always forwardl as the cIub's motto. During the year the club was fortunate in having four young members who were able to visit in South America for a week. During the week, Jim Fadely, John lterman, Penny Price, and Debbie Sanders learned much about the langauge and the people who speak it.