Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Teachers Enjo Great Variety of Leisure gfw ww NM' WQGQQ f T szvisssagga 3 aswell li A number of the faculty and their families gathered for a cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paquin. Some of the tougher and more physically-fit members of the faculty rode their bikes to school from Muncie on the last day of school. Shown above with their bicycles are Mr. Hendey, Mr. Paquin, Mr. Lantz and Mr. Wolf. Mr. Luce and Mr. Trzeciak also rode but were not available for the picture.

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With Unusual Garb The Student Senate sponsored a Clash Day in which students were encouraged to wear different combinations of clothing. The next day the students were asked to dress more formally than they do for the ordinary school day. Some of the combinations were original and amusing. During the course of the year, the students were kept busy working in various activities. The Marching Shenandoah Raiders, led by Drum Major Stan Smith and directed by Mr. Bienas, made a good showing on Band Day at the Indiana State Fair. The band also performed at one of the Indiana Pacers' Basketball games. At one of our convocations, a magician performed some of his amazing feats for the student body forthe low price of ten cents. Mrs. Reedy's Senior English classes studied Shakespeare and his works. These classes portrayed scenes from some of Shakespeare's plays. 4 N- Walhlwi, The audience was mystified when the powerful magician miraculously chopped a carrot into slices but managed to keep from severing Mike Ward's head. The magician's helpers, Carol Emsvviller and Janalee Muller looked on helplessly. Shown above is a scene from Macbeth in which Eric Painter, Steve Sheets, and Jim Jennings played the roles of witches. Obviously, this was one of the less serious scenes.

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