Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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, X, I7 ' Q! . S S REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS Selecting the Representative Senior Boy and Girl from a class of more than one hundred proved to be quite a difficult task. The faculty from the group of very deserving seniors chose Eugene Shumate and Doris Clatterbaugh as deserving of this honor. They have both achieved well rounded personalities as they have pursued their many high school in- terests. Eugene has been outstanding in scholarship, a first line athlete, and a leader in journalism as evidenced by his membership in the Quill and Scroll as well as his editorship both of the Shen-Hi-Can and this Annual. Doris has stood high in scholarship, a dependable leader in many activities, in constant demand as a musician, and always a pep generator at all ath- letic contests. Both these students have served on the Student Council and have embodied the finest type of school spirit and loyalty. We com- mend them as deserving of the emulation of all under classmen. Gl10l0

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FACULTY JENNIE TAYLOR Mathematics Western Normal College I S T C MARIE VAN CLEVE Home Economics, Physiology B. S. Iowa State College Mortar Board RICHARD R. DELK Orchestra, Social Science Simpson College B, A. HAROLD GREENLEE Music Tabor College Penn College, B. A, in Music HAZEL ORR Physical Education, Physiology, General Science B. A. Degree I. S. T. C. EMIL O. STROM H. S. Band Western Normal College MABEL HUNTER English I and II Peru State Teachers B. A. Summer Work Greeley. Colorado iNo Cut Availablel C-BENQ

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