Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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Most Representative One ot the greatest honors a boy or girl can have is to be selected by their classmates as their representatives. This is an honor and distinction that the ones chosen should cherish with pride. The seniors choose the repre- sentative boy and girl to show their gratitude to them lor their outstanding character. Those chosen excel in scholarship, leadership, service and character. Patty Ann Crouch, salutatorian of the senior class, has been very active in dramatics during her high school years. She was warded the D. A. R. citizenship award this year. During her senior year she was elected to Torch and Scroll. Also she has been active in Girl Reserves and a member of the student council during her junior and senior years. Music has been oi much interest to her. Bill Bonwell also used his talents in dramatics. He has played many major roles in class plays. During his junior year he was chosen Master Councilor in DeMolay. Becoming a member of Thespians during his sophomore year, he was chosen president during his senior year. He has been active in track and music. He was chosen during his junior year to attend Boys State. He has also been very active in Hi-Y work during his high school years.

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r t SENIORS B President ...,..,,. . ,. Byron Braymen Vice President .. ., Shirley Bloom Secretary .,.. ,.... . .. ,...., ,.,, .,.........,.. ..... ..,. . B i l l Bonwell' Treasurer . .,....... ..,.. , .4.... . ,, ,,,,..... ,. .. Maxine Nixson Student Council: Patty Ann Crouch, Gage Parker, Bill Botton Faculty Advisors: Mr, R. K. Martin, Miss Betty lean Martin, Miss Marianna Obermiller, Mr. George Adam As we, the Class of '43 prepare to leave SHS, it is well to review our accomplishments, of which we are justly proud. We early established a scholastic record for which twelve were elected to the National Honor Society. Even as freshmen we were interested in dramatics and organized the first Verse Speaking Choir. Later we produced Three's A Crowd, Are We Dressing? Stop Thief! and Take My Advice. For outstanding work in these and other school productions twelve became Thespians. Eight athletically inclined seniors gained what every boy in high school longs tor, membership in the S Club. The journalistic efforts of eight seniors were rewarded with membership in the Quill and Scroll. We were equally active in the band and orchestra, glee clubs, mixed choruses, Girl Reserves, Hi-Y, the commercial Club, and PFA. Class parties and the Iunior-Senior Party and Prom rounded out the activities of four happy and memorable years. However, all these belong to the past. More important is the fact that these activities, as well as more serious studies, helped prepare us for the future. Due to the world conditions, the class of '43 is smaller than the graduating classes of recent years. Lorraine Guernsey, Gage Parker, Ewing Bute, Her- man Barron and Gordon Adams entered college at the semester. Bill Dimmitt and Andy Wright have already reported for active duty in the armed forces of our country. Bill Dimmitt is in the air corps and Andy Wright is in the navy. Many other senior boys are reserves in all branches of service and will report at the end of the school year.