Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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TOP ROW-Vifooden, Winney, Wells, Welch, Web- stcr, Walters, Van Ness, Vaill, Thomason, Nivens, Napple. NINTH ROW--Peterson, Rice, Payne, Pullen, Preeo, Pontious, Shaw, Rolf, Rogers, Richardson, Stewart. EIGI-ITH ROW--B. Swanson, C. Swanson, Stephens, Spencer, Tate, R. Funkhouser, Thomas, Teach- out, J. Funkhouser, Flynn, Dowden. SEVENTH ROW-M. Smith, E. Smith, Sickler, Slauter, Davis, Dickerson, Diderikson, Douglas Curtis, Cutts, Davis. SIXTH ROW'-Cunningham, Gottsch, Gleason, Gardner, Hall, Gee, Hailey, L. Guilford, F Guilford, Hollemback, Herrick. FIFTH ROW-Henry, Hamilton, Ayres, Alley, Adkins, Adams, Bertram, Berry, Benedict Boldra, Beck. FOURTH ROW-L. Black, C. Black, Bickett, L Brown, B. Brown, Brannen, Boone, Christie Campany, Butler, Buntz. THIRD ROWfCummings, Coykendall, Connell Claiborne, Jennings, M. Jones, Holmes, L. Jones N. Hopkins, G. Jones, E. Hopkins. SECOND ROWfH. Johnson, Morelock, Mitchell Maranville, Mace, Lyerla, Lindburg, Leacox Lawson, Lawshe, King. FIRST ROW-N. Jones, McLaren, McFarland N. D. Jones, Mowery, Cass, Howrey, Ingrim C. Johnson. Hass of W4 President ..... Vice President -- -- Secretary ...., Treasurer .,.s... - - Student Council Student Council -- John Funkhouser Colleen Adams - ...... Bob Mace Marie Bertram Maxine Hailey - - - .... Bob Brown Class Advisors -- --- Miss Hunter Miss Gwynn Mr. Langiitt 1 The doors of Shenandoah High School opened this year to the smallest freshman class in ten years, 114 pupils. 101 regis- tered for the second semester. Altlfough small, the class was well rep- resented in all music organizations with forty-three in the Glee Club, eight in band, and four in orchestra. Six Freshmen, Martha Jeane Douglas, Betty Peterson, Maxine Hailey, Phyllis McFarland, Rosemary Gleason, and Marie Bertram went out for Shen-Hi-Can staff. Colleen Adams and Robert Cunningham assisted in the preparation of the Annual. In the Essay Contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Shenan- doah and by the American Magazine, Nor- man Spencer's theme.on What American- ism Means to Me, won the first prize of three dollars. Phyllis Ann McFarland and Georgene Teachout received Honorable Mention in this same contest. The Fresh- man class is proud to claim these honors. A Choral Reading class of twenty girls was organized under the direction of Miss May Virden. A class party and several matinee dances rounded out the year's social events. More freshmen than upper-classmen at- tended the all-school dances. The class picnic in May closed an eventful and worth- while year. ' The freshmen were quite enthusiastic about athletics. Twelve boys reported for Basketball and twenty for Mr. Martin's Pony Squad of football. Freshman Class sponsors are Miss Mabel Hunter, Miss Inez Gwynn, and Mr. Merrill Langiitt. I. L. M. 1

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