Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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TOP ROW-Archie, Bachman, Barrett, M. Alley, A. Adams, Bloom, Arnold, Barron, Aistrope, J. Alley, Ayres. TENTH ROWiBradley, Bettis, G. Adams, Bates B. Bonwell, Bryant, F. Bonwell, Burroughs R. Johnson, E. Brown, Grover. NINTH ROW-Braymen, Blackburn, Bonner, B Johnson, Jones, Guernsey, Haldeman, Gutschen- ritter, Keeton, M. Brown, Jennings. EIGHTH ROW-Huifer, Huseman, Hoxie, Fischer, Dimmitt, Yost, M. Holmes, B. Holmes, Hold- ridge, Hillman, Goodhart. SEVENTH ROW-Good, Hayes, Hall, Roscoe, Hal- lam, Greenwalt, F. Richardson, E, Richardson Pulley, Gowing, Herron. x SIXTH ROW-Scott, Schell, Savage, Rotton, Wren White, P. Warren, C. Warren, Warner, Teachout Sullivan. FIFTH ROW-Totten, Stoddard, Stephens, R. Stir- len, W. Stirlen, Stennett, Spargur, Simpson Smith, Lewis, Lemmon. FOURTH ROWiLawson, Kling, J. Madison, E Madison, Longman, Lindburg, G. Nixson, Mus- grove, Nichols, Martin, Nolan. THIRD ROWYNorthwall, M. Nixson, Patience Owens, Parker, Pease, Porter, Poulsom, Pinck- ney, Pullen, Bute. SECOND ROVV-Colwell, Crouch, Clark, Drake Douglas, B. Dickerson, Fichter, Erickson Elmore, Duke, Davis, FIRST ROW-Danner, Culver, Croy, N. Dickerson Frye, Flynn, Fienup, Gleason, Funkhouser, Funk Fulkerson, Franzen, Ludington. K l 1 Class of W3 President ..... --, Betty Funkhouser Vice President H- ..... Gage Parker Secretary ..... -- David Archie Treasurer ...... .... S hirley Bloom Student Council -- -- Byron Braymen Student Council -- --- Maxine Nixson O One hundred and twenty-six Sopho- mores entered the Shenandoah High School last September. This popular and active class was well represented in the Glee Clubs, Band, Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Shen-Hi-Can, athletics, and the various plays. I Forty-seven sophomores participated in the Glee Clubs and Choruses. Lloyd Spar- gur, first trumpeter, was elected president of the band. In the Essay Contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Shenan- doah, and the American Magazine, David Archie won the second prize, an award of two dollars. The Verse Speaking Choir started by Miss May Virden was again a popular ac- tivity. Two Jane-act plays, Three's a Crowd an 'Are We Dressing? were presented d ri githe course of the year as chapel progra s. Shirley Bloom, Bill Bon- well, Betty Frye, Jack Haldeman, and Gage Parker made up the cast of Three's a Crowd. 7 Players in Are We Dressing? were Darrell Fienup, Rosalie Stirlen, Gor- don Adams, Ruth Yost, Glen Douthitt, Mary Kay Roscoe, Ewing Bute, and MaXineXNiX- son. Orion Huffer, Jim Longman, and Duane Pullen are the Sophomores who played in Sweet 16. David Archie and Herman Barron carried important roles in the Thespian play Ladies of the Jury. Ten Sophomores reported for Football, and nine for Basketball. Two boys, Estel Madison and G. W. Lawson, rated letters in athletics. The highlights of the school year were the picnic and the class party. At the class party in February, square dancing was enjoyed. The Melody Rangers from K M A furnished the music. Miss Catherine White and Mr. Wilbert Pyner are class sponsors. i x . 4 l 4 .1 i l 8 1' 1

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