Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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o 1 TOP ROW--Vocelka, Jones, Leininger, NValkcr, Burrell. THIRD ROW-Gwynn, Langfitt, Pyner, Hunter, Swain, Hall. SECOND ROW-Keenan, White, Martin, Young, Mahood, Virden. FIRST ROW-Page, Warin, Rohrbuugh, Stanley, Moore, Baker. ' WI? l 1 1 4 1

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LM, The Facu y ERNEST C. VOCELKA Director of Instrumental Music. B. A., Northland College, Ashland, Wisconsin. Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin. MARIE E. JONES Normal Training Critic, English, Girl Reserve Advisor. B. S., Northwest Missouri State Teachers Col- lege. ' Graduate Work, University of Iowa. VANCE E. LEININGER Music Supervisor. B. F. A., University of Nebraska. Graduate Work, Northwestern University of Music. ELEANOR M. WALKER Home Economics. B. S., Iowa State College. FRANK BURRELL Farm Shop, Animal Husbandry, Farm Crops and Soils. B. S., Iowa State College. Graduate Work, Iowa State College. INEZ GWYNN Algebra. B. A., University of Iowa. MERRILL J. LANGFITT. Farm Management, Animal Husbandry, Farm Shop. B. S., Iowa State College. WILBEQRT PYNER Mathematics, Driving. B. S., Parsons College. Graduate Work, Iowa State College. MABEL V. HUNTER English. B. A., State Teachers College, Peru, Nebraska. Graduate Work, University of Colorado. Graduate Work, University of Iowa. LOIS SWAIN Librarian. B. A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri. Graduate Work, University of Chicago. Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin. Graduate Work, Colorado State Teachers Col- lege. VIOLA V. HALL Supervisor of Art. B. F. A., in Public School Art, University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota. Fashion Art School, San Francisco, California. MURIEL KEENAN World History. B. A., University of Iowa. M. A., University of Iowa. CATHERINE WHITE English, French. Parsons College. B. A., State University of Iowa. Graduate Work, University of Southern Calif RICHARD K. MARTIN American History, Vocational Guidance. B. S., Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri. M. A., University of Missouri. Graduate Work, Iowa State College. KATHRYN YOUNG Shorthand I, Typewriting I. Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri. B. S., University of Nebraska. VICTOR E. MAI-IOOD Manual Training. B. S., Northwest Missouri State Teachers C01- lege, Maryville, Missouri. Graduate Work, Washington State College, Pullman, Washington. MAY VIRDEN Dramatics, Latin. B. A., Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Graduate Work, Drake University. Graduate Work, Northwestern University. Graduate Work, University of Iowa. BERNARD A. PAGE Physiology, General Science, Assistant Athletic Coach. B. S., State' University of Iowa. Graduate Work, University of Iowa. MILDRED K. WARIN Shorthand II, Typewriting II, Bookkeeping. B. A., University of Iowa. Graduate Work, University of Iowa. LAWRENCE M. ROI-IRBAUGH Biology, Chemistry, Physics. A. B., Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Nebraska. M. S., Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Nebraska. Graduate Work, Miami University. Graduate Work, University of Chicago. EDITH E. STANLEY English, American Literature. B. A., Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa. M. A., University of Iowa. Graduate VVork, University of Iowa. RAYMOND C. MOORE Civics, Economics, Athletic Coach. B. A., State Teachers College, Peru, Nebraska. Graduate Work, Colorado State Teachers Col- lege. IRENE BAKER Secretary.

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SEATED-Brown, Nixson, Alexander, Weaver, Andrews, Hailey, Judith Clovis. STANDING-B Mr. Guernsey. President ..... .... J ohn Weaver Vice President --- --- Mona Alexander Secretary ..... ...-.. J udith Clovis Advisor ..................... B. V. Guernsey The Student Council, under the supervision of Prin- cipal Bernard V. Guernsey, discusses the problems and questions of the student body. Each class chooses one boy and girl who may rep- resent the student body and its questions. The meetings of the council tend to secure co-opera- tion between the student body and the teachers. The S. H. S. Student Council, besides its duties as student governing body, sponsors, plans and arranges the all-school dances, which are usually held once dur- ing each six-weeks period. The major social event they sponsor is the all-school dance following the Junior- Senior banquet in the spring. The membership of 1940-41 includes John Weaver and Mona Alexander, seniors, J. C. Andrews and Judith Clovis, Juniors, Byron Braymen and Maxine Nixson, sophomores g Bob Brown and Maxine Hailey, freshmen. Student L'ounc17