Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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FACULTY JENNIE TAYLOR NELLIE HARROLD R. B. GLOVER Mathematics Physiflal Tfflillillg S11P9I'ViS0f Athletic Coach, Agriculture Western Normal couege B- S- in EGHCHUOU Manual Training 1, S, T, C, N. W. M. S. T. C. B. S. in Education Post Grad. Work Univ. of Iowa C, M, S, T, C, VV8l'I'eIlSbl1I'g, MlSSOl1l'l J. EARLE WYCOFF MRS. MILDRED TUCKER MURIEL KEENAN Typing, Bookkeeping English History, English B. A. Simpson College B. A. Coe College B. A. University of Iowa. Graduate Work at Univ. of Chicago Kappa Delta Gigi?

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A I 1 4 REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS With the selection of a representative girl and boy from the senior class, the faculty of Shenandoah high school is privileged to recognize achievement not only in several different fields but in character and per- sonality as well. Participation in extra-curricular activity, commendable scholastic record, fineness of character and generosity toward one's fellow- students are only a few of the factors entering into the personalities of those students whom we wish to call representative Among many truly representative students of Shenandoah high school, Mary Frances Nye and Robert Leacox were chosen to share the honors for 1932. An honor student, Mary Frances has a record of dis- tinguished participation in dramatic, girl reserve, journalism, and glee club activities. She has filled many offices modestly and efficiently. Student elections have repeatedly attested the same degree of campus admiration and popularity which the faculty has recognized. Athletics, notably, stellar basketball, football, and golf, have claimed much of Bob's attention and have accounted for many of his successes throughout his entire four years, but Bob earns his right to represent the high school in other fields as well. In glee club, quartet, and solo work he has been an outstanding figure, and he, too, has filled many class offices with steadiness and res- ponsibility. For the third consecutive year, now, the title of representa- tive student has been bestowed upon these two, a repetition of the honor, bearing witness to that most sterling quality of ali, the abilityfto succeed graciously. Glwlfl