Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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W. Dean McKee, Sujierintefzcient Wilbur Pettigrew B. A. M. S. T. C. Maryville, Missouri Graduate Work at University of Iowa History, Civics Edna, S. Gamble B. Di. B. A. L. S. T. C. Normal Training Critic Latin H. A. Bergun B. A. Luther College Decorah, Iowa Orchestra, Band, Latin Superz'ntende11t W. DEAN MCKEE Superintendent VV. Dean McKee has always shown a deep interest in the various activities of the high school and has encouraged, in every way possible, all worthwhile projects of the school. Mr. McKee was born in Crawfords- ville, Washington County, Iowa, and received his grade education there. He attended high school at Wintersetg college at Monmouth, Illinois where he received a B. A. degree, and later received his Master of Arts degree from the Univer- sity of Iowa. Mr. McKee has taught in rural schools, was principal of the Patterson, and Earlville, Iowa schools and of the Wever-Media Academy, Media, Illinois, and Brooklyn, Iowa, High School. He has been superintendent of schools at Mel- bourne, Keota, Sigourney, and Shenan- doah, Iowa. he FACULTY Marie Van Cleve B. S. Iowa State College Graduate Work at Iowa State College Home Economics, Physiology Maxine Vincent B. A. University of Iowa History Howard A. Bath B. A. State Teachers College Graduate Work at Denver University Physics, Chemistry, Biology Georgia S. Conant B. A. Drake University Graduate Work at University of Iowa English I-II E. V. Hall B. S. Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, So. Dak. M. A, Iowa State College Wood Turning, Mechanical Drawing Lois Swain B. A. Tarkio College Post Graduate Work Univer- sity of Chicago State Teachers College Greeley, Colorado Graduate Work at Madison, Wisconsin Mathematics Edith Stanley B. A. Simpson College M. A. University of Iowa English III-IV

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CONTENTS 4 day zzz the Shenandoah MO Hzgh School RNING The rumblrng trdal surge of the erght oclock arrrvals as the frrst bell rrngs The half hour of clangrng lockers frenzred bustlrng fervent greetrngs the blrssful rangrng of the halls Shen H1 Can meetrng solemn and very much to the pornt More or less wrde eyed frrst perrod wrth a drscourse on the hazards of crossrng a street Glee Club thrrd perrod or mrxed chorus wrth the second sopranos as trm orous as ever and the tenors as generally aggravatrng studyrng to the accompanrment of the bass horn rn the gymnasrum the vrolrns rn the balcony and the clarrnets rn the portable NOON Deathdefyrng students swarmrng rnto the locker rooms Jangle of keys rn teachers doors Fragrance of vegetable soup rn the krtchen The gay norsy warmth of the store across the street Junror Hrgh and rural students havrng a perfectly Jolly trme rn the study hall Knots of pugrlrstrc lookrng c r e a t u r e s meatrly thumprng each other 0 the back The gentle trystrng rng ones NIGHT Well gettrng along rn that drrectron anyway Sleepy fourth per rod when every walk rs a shuffle and every vorce a drone Sometrmes a chapel of some sort a crvrc club guest wrth the usual Jokes to put us rnto the proper sprrrt for hrs truly erudrte drscourse or a pep chapel roarrng and tumultuous wrth sheeprsh comments by football heroes and coaches rn whrch we learn that the boys are gonna get rn there an wrn rf we re rrght behrnd em shoutrn Srxth perrod and studyrng s no go at all Knock mg about the halls Matrnee dance after school lovely rsh but slrghtly drsenglamored Or a Thespran meetrng wrth a play revrew and readrng of the mrnutes Football practrce way rnto the chrll frosty twrlrght Nrght game wrth every movement every sound rntensrfred rn the brrllrant glare of the lrghts play practrce hectrc desperate and altogether delrghtful Rrdrng about afterwards when every thrng s over and so to bed 1 If . 1 . , ' ' . . . A - .- . Y - . - . . ' . . ' Y ' ' ,-. ' ' ...... Or 1 . . , , ' v 7 -w . . n . . . , ' ' couples and the volcanically brawl- Z- ' . . 1 , r ' m Y ' , . ' 1 . - , y - . . . I . ' , ' . v . Y ' ' ' . . . Or Y 1 H v . , v . ,

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Robert McMullen A. B. Tarkio College '- Grade Work at University of Iowa Mathematics Mildred McCauley B. A. University of Iowa Graduate Work at Univer- sity of Iowa 5' Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Harold Greenlee Tabor College B. A. in Music, Penn College 1 Graduate Work at Univer- K ,Q sity of Iowa Music Supervisor 1 Mabel Hunter B. A. State Teachers College, Peru, Nebr. Graduate 'Work at Univer sity of Iowa English I-II Miss Irene Baker Secretary PRINCIPAL B. V. GUERNSEY Mr, Guernsey, as principal of the Shenandoah High School, has fllled with utmost adequacy one of the most important posi- tions that a man can hold-that of advisor, disciplinarian, teach- er, and friend of over five hundred high school boys and girls. Mr. Guernsey's first position was that of coach and assistant principal at Madrid, Iowa. The following year he served as principal and coach. He later received the position as principal in the Shenandoah High School. P. S. W'estra B. A. University of Iowa Superior State Teachers College Morningside College at Spirit Lake Athletic Coach, Economics, Jr. Business vocations J. Earle Wycoff B. A. Simpson College Graduate Work at Univer- sity of Chicago Graduate Work at Univer- sity of Colorado, Bould- er, Colorado Typewriting, Shorthand Richard K. Ma '. B. S. Tarkio Colle M. A. Universi Mo. Summer Sch niversity of M's r and Iowa State ' e As t Athletic Coach 1Ph ogy, Geography Lora R. Hagler Ph. B. Simpson College Post Graduate University of Iowa and University of Minn. N. W. Training, Minneapolis Bible, Dean of Girls Miss Baker, Secretary of the Shenandoah High School, graduated from Cedar Rapids Business College. Her business-like efficiency and able handl- ing of all the manifold problems connected with her work render her indis- pensable both to the stu- dents and to the faculty of the High School. 1436