Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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WQIW law ES ES ES ES ES ES ES E3 ES ES E3 E ES ES ESESlffQESESEEESESESE3BSESESE3ESESES5'-3ESESEESSESES TpR F h Hy h MCI MddlR tyD DJh B l d d YM t Mll Eh Th t W ffDT yK A MJh Wlt kM Gdl y ACTIVITIES OF JUNIORS We thlnk that you xull all agree that the Junlors have had a very successful year' In Splte of dlfficultles and hard txmes we were able to put on a bounteous banquet for the Senlors You wxll all remember how hald vse wx orked sellmg t1ckets for the movles IH order to make the blggest ex ent of the yeal a success The untlrlng efforts of our three class HCIXIQOIS ale d116Ctly respons1ble fO1 the achlevements of the Junlols The Gul Reseu es and Boys Club clalm a large number from ou1 class VVe haxe a good 19131 esentat1on ln the Glee Clubs and we re p1 oud of the tvlo sololsts xx ho made an enx 1able record at Pelu and Glenwood We all knovs that the Jun1o1s plax ed a ma1orpa1t1n all our athletlc contests of th1s 3ea1 In Declam and Debate the Jumors are 1ep1esented by several tneless vs olkels CEIDTI ESESESESESESSEESESESESESESESESESESESES E353 SS ES S3 SS EE ES E3 B?- SS ES 5 ES ES ES ES ES S3 EE SS ES SS E E3 ES SS SS SE ES E3 ES SE ES ESS RH E I 1 5 1 , I QQ Y 1 'llllllllllll Q 1 V I ' v QA f ,f ,J L! 17' f' I o ow 7Jackson, unk ouser, Pease, a 'es, Fenstermacher, Blaine, Lauber, Mooney, Braley. Maranville, Nye, Aldric , Myers, Hulen, c une. i e ow-Ma ne , odge, . 0 nson, roy es, Treichler, For , Duncan, Wee a, Blakesle , ay, Q Nesmi h, i er, Payne, lers, B. ompson, Rea. Fron Row-Mr. yco , . hompson, Mowre , emper, Crawford, rcher, . o nson, a ers, ' Fun , cClune, 'i ey, Maco , Ross. IX Q - -, -Q , e. , -. O '.' ,, -. ,, -4 -, -sf I L -, -Q H . . . . ,,- . . . -Q -0- . L . ' Q- r ' r v f ' -' .' ' ' 1 t , . . . ..- 7 I K k c .,, 1 1 7. N 1 ' fu v' N . . L . 4 ' 'L 1 , l fl 1 7 7 ' 4 1 -.- , - -.- 7 4 1 . . I 4 7 . y vi 1 7 . 4 7 . A . . N . 7 Q I 4 4 9 . I I ' 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 . 1 . ' llllllllllllllll 1 lllll IIIIIIIIIIII

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SSEQEEESESESSSSSEZ a v ,Eu wwafgv V W grimy: gg lx 4, TIR Pk ThdR ODyR RthN h MCI y Kth WHO S WHO IN THE JUNIOR CLASS As leaders Charles Smoke and Katherine Miller haxe done as well as George Washington and John Adams Marvis Johnson and Darrel Ketchum have succeeded as Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton in their respectixe positions We haxe a second Padei ew ski in Arlene Geist In Mathematics Aichimedes oi Euclid would be proud of students such as Donald Baker Donald Toinquist Gene Gowing, Ralph Remv Vaughn Pitzer Sh1rle5 B1 ink Fiances Aldrich and Louise Braymen Herodotus the Gieek Histoi ian might enxy such histoiy students as Williard Brink Margaiet Ring Ethel Rasmussen Katherine Miller Virginia Mackoy Raymond Good and Gray Squire. Frederick Driftmier Frank Parker and Richard Gass will bc re- membered as potential Daniel W'ebsters Patrick Henrys and Henry Clays. Marion Insley and Audrey McClune will be remembered as worthy :uccessors to Ding . In the future John Blane Charles Smoke Howard Toay Darrel Ketcham Charles Maitin and Rex Castle like Babe Ruth will be re- membered for their athletic ability In S.H.S. English depaitment we Iind Juniors like Margaret Scott Dorothy Weeda Syrena Andrews and Teresa Sheley that would be classiiied as Poets of Grub Street. Shakespeare might well be proud to have such actors as Ruth Reed Howard Toay Ernie Barker Vincent Kaserman and Carl Burn- side as modern exponents of his profession. Like diamonds in the rough, there are many from our fine class who have not yet been polished: but we are sure they will receive plenty of polish in the school of experience, and shine like lustrous gems in Columbia's Crown. -- .ffl T fax i- - 1 R- 6- ' .' f .E ?fs 5 A ' -Se. ffqlifg H -9 :spiny 53'S3'S3'53 SS S3 23 E3 1 -f M A M X 1 T .l 'X Et, l Oi- -' ' I I ov ow-Kaserman, Maxwell, Squire, Rasmussen, Compton, Lorimor, Carpenter, Crane, Baker, Crew, ar er. I Second Row-Ayres, Burnside, Fiehter, Morhain, Brink, Cleaveland, Hayzlett, I 'sh F 'trh , Burke, I ir owf ' a , ounds, Ja V, u , ovinger, Knodle, Tornquist. I Front Row+Miss Keenan. C j B ker. Guwing, Gong: , Currier, c , une, I sl- , L ', m. I ' . . V O 4 1 1 ES ' . ' ' - H . , 4 . 1 ' . . A v I N v v 1 l l , , f My r ' ' ' K ' A ly: . K- . L A., S, . L13 K E3 7 J ' K '33 r . J . I Y K 5 7 7 I 1 l v ' 7 Y . K y Y K 7 L I I . L . V . A K S K V 1 I J I Y Y 7 7 L' I A Lv k A be