Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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4 L 3 THE SHENANDOAH 1 1 z' 4 I FUIITUI R0W+P21Fk9l'. Brower, Brayman, Brown. Giles, Gee, Simpson, Williams, Howard, Snodgrass Louehrey. Third RowfO'Day, Beck, Boyer, Jarman, Swanson, Inprrim, Lewis, Stevens D., Rhodes Wilmes, George. Second Row-V ASqnire. Yates, Carrler, Platt, Stevens D., Stoddard, Cummings, Oline Maranville, Arnold, Bateman, Miss Van Cleve. First Row+Cutter, Hofzsett, Maxtell, Rydberg Forsyth, Anderson, Norton, Thomas, Hart, Lindberg, Carpenter, Byers. Fourth Row+lilack, Maddex, Nelson, Parker, Carlson, Mattox, Brower, Currier, Bettis, Brown, Burch Peterson, Third Row--Scott, Deems, Cummings, Hensel, George, Reynolds, Oviatt, Moore, Beard Cutts, Harris. Second RowfMr. Hall, Mikkelson, Warner, Connor, Danielson. Driftmier, Varlev Teachout, Wooden, Vermillion, Teachout D., Clark, Cleaveland, Miss Van Cleve. First Row-Adams: Lewis, Ackcrberg, Brewer, Doyle, Fish, Flynn, Miller, Todd, Kish, White. Successes of the Juniors V All aboard for Fame, shouted the conductor, and in September, 193-4, one hundred and sixty-odd freshmen clambered on the train. Yes, it was We, and We're still on the road to Fame. We're still the same class although we've lost some of our classmates but we've added many glories to our names in every activity, declamatory, music, foot- ball, basketball, and dramatics. 19 3 7 f ll, I , , v p

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4 TH-E si-IENANDOAH ' e 'P Hall of Fame V Jane Levine, Sina Lucille Beach, Dean McKee, and Melvin Bonwell have been selected by a vote of the student body of the high school as the four outstanding seniors this year. The pictures of these four are to be placed in the Hall of Fame. Sina Lucille and Dean are the representative Seniors chosen by the faculty thus signifying their outstanding ability and leadership in the school. Jane is President of Thespian Players, and Girl Reserves, a mem- ber of Quill and Scroll, and Torch and Scroll, and is in the Girls' Glee Club. Jane is also valedictorian of her class and an outstanding actress. Melvin is noted as an athlete of outstanding ability. He has been chosen on the All-State basketball team, and was captain of the Mus- tang team, Hawkeye Six Champions. Football also claims him and he was one of the mainstays of the team. V Representative Students Ono oi' the most valuable honors a member of the Senior Class can receive is that of Representative Senior. Sina Lucille Beach and Dean McKee have been selected for that honor this year. Dean will be awarded the traditional S blanket by George Jay Drug Store and Sina Lucille will receive a gift from Frank Anshutz, jeweler. Dependability, honesty, and leadership are some of the most important points upon which they must pass when they are chosen by the faculty of the high school. Sina Lucille has been very active in every phase of activity during her high school career. She has been a member of both band and orchestra for four years. Shen-Hi-Can and Annual work have inter- ested her greatly and she has been on the staff of these publications for four years and two years respectively. She is editor- in-chief of the school paper this year. She has been a member of the Girl Reserve organization four years and was on the cabinet her Junior year. National honor society, Quill and Scroll, journalistic society, claim her attention also. Dean is also a member of the band and orchestra and has been for four years. He is connected with the Shen-Hi-Can and Annual work and is very much interested in all phases of journalistic work, being a member of Quill and Scroll. Tennis is the one form of athletic endeavor which interests him most. Dean has been in the boys' glee club and in the mixed chorus. 4.5- ... -ee e - fmt me - p

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I THE SHENANDOAH- --'-I V--I , Fourth Row-Gilbert, Erickson, Anderson, Gilbert, Bohrer, Rogers, Scott, Thompson, Lugsch, Lillie. Stephens, Croft, McCrary. Third Row--Welch, Ambler, Weaver, Coy, Gottsrh, Blane, Reed, Holmes, Jensen, Hayes, Teachout, Keenan. Second Row-Mr. Hall, Davis, Warner, Lyons, Saxton, Nordstrom, Williams, Brown, Smith, Crowell, Sloan, Rogers. First Row-Chambers, Longman, Gardner, Elmore. Livingston, Graves, Connell, Bradley, Sims, Parrish, Kirby. This year we presented our class play, The Patsy, with Evelyn Brown and Jimmie Deems in the leads, playing their parts with ease and sincerity. The other leads were Verney Beck, Phyllis Welch, George Mattox, and Julia Weaver, who portrayed their parts with brilliance. The play was acclaimed by everyone as the most successful play in years. Six of the nine contestants in the home declamatory contest were juniors and their were eight of us in the home music con- test. Four Juniors, Joe Parker, Bill Maddex, Harley Croft, and Otis McCrary, played regularly on the first football team. We were also well represented on the tirst and second basketball teams. In the glee clubs and mixed chorus there are many juniors and, of course, many mem- bers of our class play in the band and orchestra. Our class representatives this year are Joe Parker and Shirley Ryd- berg, and our class officers are Warren Platt, Lorene Lindberg, Tom Carder, and Bill Yates. We expect our Junior-Senior Banquet to be a success. Every junior seems to have great ambitions for himself, and much hitherto unknown talent has been unearthed this year. If our class keeps on developing as it has been for the past three years, perhaps we'll be the most successful class to graduate from Shenandoah High School. Who knows? Phyllis Welch. --- Y 1, ' ' 7 I 9 3 7 film.. ,,. gg gm... , 1 ii: i ini I Al :ni 1