Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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Fl SENIORS Class Colors ----- Pink and Green Class Motto Make good or make room. Class Flower ----- Carnation Dignified, ambitious, ready, Peppy, merry, full of pranks! But armed with trusty sword-Diploma, Going out to join the ranks. -D. Hurd CLASS OF '32 The Class of '32 has completed all four spaces on the staff of high school education-Faithful Freshmen, Agreeable Sophomores, Conscien- tious Juniors, and Efficient Seniors-and are leaving behind scholas- tic records and other achievements to serve as an inspiration for on- coming classes. The Class of '32 has entered into all lines of curricular activity and through its untiring efforts has given school life a more cheerful tone. Throughout its four years in high school, the class has been well rep- resented in all activities and have done a great deal to Win trophies and honors. Four seniors were largely responsible for this year's series of football victories, While three have helped assure for us the championship in basketball. One member of our class has been a member of the dramatic club for four years and a great number have also taken active parts in plays, declamatory, debate, and journalism. In the musical organizations We were fortunate in having a trumpet soloist, a marimba soloist, three members in the stringed quartet, and a great number in the Glee Club, Orchestra and Band. This class, under the guiding hands of three capable class advisors, have been leaders and co-Workers with the under classmen. We have worked hard to reach the top of the staff and hope that the standards we have held aloft will be born with honor and credit by the procession of classes that will follow us. i x l 1-1'l IT l Gl20l0

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:ri ill il E -l sag . , l ' Y Top Row-Noble, B. F Lorimor M. Edgerton, Steel, Parsons, W, Martin, Hiatt E. Rulon, Jones, K. Holmes. Third Row-Mr. Pettigrew, E. Pi6I'S011, VV. RU10I1, 01119-HS. Norris, woods, Schnepp, E. Howard, Clatterbaugh. r Second Row-Van Sant, Long, Nelson, M. Johnson, Sheley, Lauber, Pitzer, Rogers, Funk- hauser, Heckman, Williams, White, Irick, Lundquist. g First Row-Shumate, D. Howard, M. Miller, Bateman, M. Sullivan, Schneider, Lloyd, Knittle, Carlisle, D. Clark, George, R. Clark, A. Holmes, Gough, Inman, Moore. JUNIORS President - ---- Walter Rulon Vice-President Doris Clatterbaugh Secretary - - Robert Ross Treasurer - - - Francis Miller Sponsors Mr. Pettigrew, Mrs. Tucker What a class-students, athletes, dramatists, musicians, journalists- and what have you? In every line of curricular activities you find a Junior always smiling and ready to do his share. We are represented in Glee Club by a large number of girls and are proud of our three soloists. What kind of a football and basketball team would Shenandoah have had this year without the Juniors? Think of the pep that's in the Pep Club because of the Junior girls. Are we proud of them? Well, I'll say! In Declamatory it was none other than the Juniors that climbed to the top, not to mention the many other achievements of the other mem- bers of the class. After the publication of this-splendid book, which was made such a howling success largely because of the Juniors, and the Junior-Senior Banquet, sponsored by the Juniors, who Wouldn't say that it was not the most enthusiastic and capable class in school? 9i22iQ