Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Work and Stud Are Part of a Student's Da A high percentage of the high school students have part-time jobs. They work after school and on the weekends. Shenandoah High School students work at many different types of jobs. While Gene Brewer works at the E8rW Market, Mark Young and Bob Copeland are employed by the Emporia Elevator. Sandi Elder and Gary Fadely earn money by working at the drug store in Middletown. Several of the boys work at gas stations and some of the guys help farmers. Other students were involved in the type of work with which they hoped to be connected in the future. Jim Jennings works for a veterinarian because he plans to attend Purdue University and major in veterinary science. Students receive training for some vocations while they are working. While students learn by working, they also learn by reading, studying, and discussing topics with other individ- uals. ln school, the students learn the basic facts so that they can apply their knowledge to everyday-life situa- tions. 7? i- ... E Mil Gene Brewer worked at the E8rW Market, where his duties were that' of a stock boy and carry-out. He is shown carrying groceries for one of the customers. Mr. Nicely gave an explanation concerning fungus to Christi Tryon and Brian Ayres before they examined the material with the microscope.

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Clash Da Turns Students Upside Down The Marching Shenandoah Raiders are shown above performing for the Sulphur Springs Community Day. Some of the better dressed Seniors on Clash Day were Vicki Gustin, Sand Sheets. If the girls were looking for money, they wasted their time on Steve. i Elder, Sharon Hewitt, and Steve l 1