Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1944 volume:

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' Y 1 C -- .K 1 : . X.. fh ! sxk FROM SEASON TO SEA SON LET US RECALL THE MANY HAPPY HOURS WHICH WE SPENT IN THE CAREFREE DAYS OF HIGH SCHOOL THERE IS NO SEASON OF LIFE SO BEAU TIFUL AS THAT OF YOUTH ln r-il. A '5 il X, 45'.f5- f f! Z ff X I X ff f N N: ,L-'f2. .f:'-.if '+ 'Tri Dedlcahon Adn1Inls'rahon O VVln?er Spnng Classes and Organuzahons Jumor High School Advedhen Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 31 6 7 W k IH .e, LM fllul U 5 f !, ll In 5 Q-' X' , . 2 i ' P' -:fi-Q Effie, 4, A X ' ' ................. .. 4 1a,,a,,P, jiijljiiiji 11 N ' .,................... . 19 ' ' ...................... 27 DEDICHTIO O those Shenandoah Hugh School members of the class of 1944 who at one hme or another dunng These past four years lefi The ranks of sfudlous youlh to goln the ranks of marching men we deducafe our yearbook S H S us proud of you' Those now servmgmclude ROY WELLS CLYDE VAILLE DALE PAYNE Junm FUNKHOUJER CARROLL SWANSON ERNIE SMITH RAY DIDERICKSON JIM CUTTS BYRON HOLLEMBAEK TED HENRY RUSSELL ALLEY JOHN LEACOX ERMAL HOWREY KAY INGKIM BOB BROWN PAUL ROBERT SICKLER ROY THOMASON ROBERT ROGERS DON HANSEN . . . . . . I . . . . . Annu -nun :nn --an -.-1 I.. -- 6 S 9: G Q QS' 'S sf? Q I E Lynch Prznczpal CI-IOOL th1s year has had a d1tfer ent slant under the new and suc cessful superv1s1on of Pnncrpal I E Lynch who came here after berng DFIIICIDCII at New Hampton Iowa Al though we have had only one year ot hrs gu1dance much success and re spect IS undoubtedly awaltlng hlm as our Prmclpal Mr Lynch recelved h1s B A from Iowa State Teacher s College at Cedar Falls Iowa and h1s M A from the State Un1vers1ty of Iowa at Iowa Clty IGI W Dean McKee .Super zntefzdent O MR W D MCKEE who has so sattsfactonly fulhlled the dutles ol Superrntendent of the Shenandoah schools through the years the prob lerns ot all ot the students are of most vttal concern To be hts fr1end IS ln deed a pr1v1lege Mr McKee rece1ved h1s B S from Monmouth College and hrs M A from Iowa Untversrty MR C M CLOVIS Pe rder MR B T FAUSS MR DAN GI-EASON BUHBD 0F EDIICHTIDN EEPING THE WHFFLS of our Shenandoah schools runnmg smoothly IS The Board of crty It IS the duty of these people to manage the attarrs of the school and Shenandoah rs lndeed tortunate 1n havrnq such a well quahhed Board ot Educatron MR PAUL WELTY MR E C FISHBAUGH MH 1 P MCCLOY s cy Mas mm wormnn t7J . . . , r s' .t A , , , ' Directors, outstanding men and women ot our t THE FACULTY my 15- V131 BARBARA BOGARD Phy tcal Eclucatzon A B W1ll1am lewel College Lxberty MISSOUTI JAY BUSBY Manual T a nrng B S Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work Iowa State Teachers College MARY ANN BUSBY Englrsh B S at Northwest M1ssour1 State Teachers College Maryvllle HENRY DEINES Mustc B M U S Nebraska Un1vers1ty Graduate Work Nebraska Umversrty Graduate Work Bethany College Lmdsborg Kansas W L EIDAHL Phy Ed B A Upper Iowa Umversrty Fayette Iowa Graduate Work at Un1vers1ty Mxnnesota School at Gustavus Adolphus St Peter Mmm Morehead Mrnn State Teachers College Mormngslde Coachlng School at Splfll Lake ll-ISAA MRS VERNA FUNKHOUSER Home Nursrng Reg1 tered Nurse EDNA GAMBLE Latrn D1l B A Io College State Teachers I 8 l INEZ GWYNN Math B A Un1vers1tv ot Iowa GENELLE HACKETT Englrsh A B Tarklo College Tark1o Mtssourx HELEN JAMISON Home Ec B S Iowa State College Ames Iowa Graduate Work State Agr1cul tural College Fort Collln Colorado Graduate Work Unxvers1ty of Cahtorma Lo Angeles jA8 SZQCAQPJ P8 6L L6L:56Ll'Lt 8 OUQ S7A8l'l'L WDLCA, 6Ll'LC! RUTH JOHNSON Commercial B A. Peru State Teachers College, Peru, Nebraska MURIEL KEENAN Social Science B. A. University oi lowa M. A. University ot Iowa R. K. MARTIN Social Science B. S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri M. A. University of Missouri Graduate Work, iowa State College KAY McELWAIN English B. A. State University of iowa F. JOE ROBBINS Vocational A g. B, S. Kansas State College MRS. ANNABELLE ROGERS Spanish B S. Kansas State Teachers College, Hays, Kansas M. A. University of Kansas RUTH RYAN Secretary MRS. DON SMITH Mathematics Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. B. S. University of Nebraska H. H. WHITWELL Science B. A. State Teachers College, Peru, Nebraska M. A. University of Denver Graduate Work, University of Colorado, Boulder WAYNE WILSON Commercial A. B. Peru State Teachers College Graduate Work, University ol Nebraska L91 'fy' 14 wa .ww Www MQW ZW 'W' wa WWW? gym WSE Qwest? www-r- if NA- 1 is-his I' 'fv-nw... 'Il -w-we.. 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Sadle Hawkm s Dance HE HIGH LIGHT of the soclal hte thls tall Was the all school Sad1e Hawkms dance sponsored by the Student Councll Of course anyone acqualnted Wlth L11 Abner and Dalsy Mae reahze that lhlS IS the ttme for the female of the specles to tmd herself a man Thts IS exactly what the belles ot S H S dtd on ll'11S memorable evemng No person Was admltted to thls gala event unless they were properly dressed l1ke a true Dogpatcher PFIZSS of srlver dollars were awarded tor the best Da1sy Mae and L1l Abner Decoratlons were large posters depxctmg characters from the comlc strtps and m one corner was bu1lt a large cave the typtcal dwellmg ot the res1dents ot Dogpatch t16l -Q-qqs-L Kick offp Red Oak game .... Our pep club .... Bench warmers . . . . Lightning center . . . . All state . . . . Why so happy? . . . . One twop button your shoe . . . .Come on boys . . . . Toug poses .... Tail end of the squad .... Who got it? U71 34655 -in pzffff Loafing on company time . . . Pep club . . . 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Rnw lx ng Hu by M1 tel-mn thru-ntte S5 txgur HIS YEARS basketball team kept up the long standtng tradttton of Sheranaoat alwaf putttrfr a tea on the floor that vvtll be tough to beat anyttme Coach Etdahl ft e or ten ,game outof ftfteer played and ftntehed tn econd place tn the conference Atlanttc ard Crew on ned for ft t placr Shenandoah opened thetr seaeon on tte home court on Novernbe 30 N h a warrn up jane v 1 '1 Eeeex The locale had ltttle trouble wtth the Trotane and eastly trouncea tnem 53 QU On December 10 the Mustangw lourneyed to Creston for the hr llawkeye Sty Conference oar e The contest wae very much a defenstve game and at half tlrne the core wa only 3 '7 tn Cre ton favor The locale were completely outplayed tn the ecord half and went down to defeat 9 l6 On December 14 the Mustang entertatned Bedford one of the o tt tardtnq team tn Southwr tn. a The Bulldog had too much speed and cortng punch for the local The ftnal outcornf wa 3 U The local crew dropped thetr thxrd tratqht aarne at Atlanttc on Decer ber 17 37 76 The e notted at trtterrrt ton and the T oyan only broke away font the Mu tara late tr tl ltr al qua ff- Coach Etdahl ftve got ba k tnto the wth column after the Chrt a oltdal 1 1 ca 29 28 Dtck Chrtette rraae a ore hande tus' a the ftral atr adn e The Mustang ptlea up anoth on or anuo y ll by u at cl a armo 4 e fr re wa evrcepttonally faet and evctttnq Lellov Spa our led tne local 'h t V-r potr The Mu tange racked up thetr econd trataht conference wtctorv o rr rotta a an came from Red Oak on the latters court 31 13 Shenandoah maae tt four tn a row :her 'dev trtpped Nebra lfr o rt to 1 t l eta a -' ourt 24 22 lvfaete on lea the local aaareqatton wtth fer' potrt Or Ianuary 21 h Wtld Hor es conttrued thetr Ntnntra Jay l cc 'rdf' 1 tr a Cardtral The lvfuwtang tyl coneecuttve wtn was chalked up when IIPY L e arthe P a Q u by and Spa gu each threw tn mre potrt-, to lead tn- eau t a Tarkto rapped ne Muetana v trntna freak or thetr owr can ln the featured game of the year on tke l al maple: Shf-rar 1 a t'1f'l crnterer e 36 35 Ha the Mu tang defeated the Tr tan they woult na me rteren e me wav hard fought through ut wtth never rrore thar a few p r a .ra fre e certalnlj cz tough ore to to e t21l ' f- .': 2 . , : ' . : . . .' : 5 i's 'i l'. 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S . r SCHEDULE AND TOURNAMENT ADVANCEMENT 57A Vrlhsca gave the locals lrttle trouble rn then return game at Shenandoah Score 28 20 Chrlstre led the Mustangs wlth elght pomts Red Oak doped the weakest ftve rn the conference gave the Mustangs qurte a scare on February 18 The Radro Crty boys had to hustle to come out wrth a 23 22 wrn In the last game ot the season Shenandoah tou nd httle opposttron at Clarrnda and came home wlth a 44 l5 vrctory Busby and Masterson contrlbuted twelve and eleven pornts respectrvely for the Mustangs Shenandoah won 1ts own Sectronal Tournament by takmg Srdney the only other team 1n the Class A drvtston 4920 Thts seasons Mustangs fculed to break the nnx of a Shenandoah team never wrnnrng a drstrrct tourna ment Cornrngs Red Rarders took the Mustangs out to the tune of 39 34 Kelth Busby outstandmg guard was elected on the second All State team by the Iowa Darly Press Assocranon Ke-1th also made the hrst All Conference team Drck Chrzstre rated a hrst team berth on the All Conference team Drck was a conststant hrgh scorer and outstandrng on rebounds Lettermen were Krng Spargur Davxs Masterson Busby Chrrstre and Mace CoCapta1ns were Chr1st1e and Masterson MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS MUSTANGS SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT SHENANDOAH 49 SIDNEY ESSEX CRESTON BEDFORD ATLANTIC VILLISCA TARKIO RED OAK NEBRASKA CITY CLARINDA CRESTON TARKIO ATLANTIC VILLISCA RED OAK CLARINDA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SHENANDOAH 34 CORNING 22 ... . ,. ..,.... ......, , N53 ., , .. . 20 .. ..,,.,. ,...........,....,.........,..,,., 9 ,,,.,,44,,,, V,,V , N ' ' .,..,..,. , ..,..,.,,..,,,.........,......,. ..... 2 O ,.......,.,.,. ,..,,., . .. ..,,. ,. ..,,,.....,..,,.......,.,,...,. 25 .....,... ,.,. . ,. ..,... .. . . , ., . . ,...,...,.,,....,...,........ .31 ........, . .. ,. ,. .,,.,,...,....,..,..,......,.. .,..,..,,....,..., 3 4 ,...,...., ., .,.... .,,.,.,,.....,....... . . .,.,..,.,........,..,...,...,.,,.,......,......... 44 ......, ,.....,....,,..,..,.., .......,.... , . . l Afff MA fr! UL rage w JUNIOR PLAY T'1e arnual I11r11or cla plaf t 15 vea wa rr comeay erhtl d Brothe Goowe ana e r Cl IF Decerrb r T a 1 w'1o aawe an out tard1ra perforruarce mcludei To BJ har I1,ha Ferau on Iar11c Bentall lack Sump on Charl Lwdbura Barbara K1l1 Dorohy S at' Mar11yr1 Pea e Charlet, Lyme Betty Mae Mori ard Ardyth Teachout Much cream flue M1 Buwby who C11QC'9d the play SENIOR PLAY e phil rf a 1C 1 ra UIV T1 w 1 emo Na pre ented 1h 11 made he a 4 L1 1 g a ulated on a i1 e ra r1 e takma p e Ph 111 M Farlar B b Phchard or Eugere Dow' C 1 16 Bob Mace Teaclout I11re R11 1 Y ko Marqa et Berry B111 Ee k Mane Be Va c ha Chanale ara Peaaf Fa a1ra THESPIAN INITIATION Tre T1 p1an 1r11t1at1or1 1h1 fea f atu ea a lorg fo al carilehght cererrony The mre ol 1 b r of the troupe are ed 111 wh11e explawed I1 eamrq of the Theep1ar' oler a :i h purpo e and a1 of me OCIGTY P940 '15 T23 Wnief EQWCQ5 CHRISTMAS DANCE HE WINTER SOCIGI season featured someihmg new 1n C111 school dances The student Councxl spon ored fu dolnce open to C111 free of charge A oiher new oddmon to the world of GIIYEEITCIIHIIIGIUT come when Cunk ond The Cots o swmg bond compo ed of lnqh cl ool mu 1c1oIn furm hed the mu IC for thl dance The boy mode qmte FI h1t ond everyone heid fm exceedlngly good Mme served to olll The qymno mm wo decorated IU red whne ond blue Wnh buntmq hordennq the X 'ill A lor IP Hoey huneg ot one end of the gym W1th oz pothght QTIIHIUQ on 1t I24 I ' S T, . n- 'S ,. , sz , A . A A , , e , ' During intermission refreshment: of coken, Cookies, ond ice cream were ' . ' . an q 5 -A - L s ' , ' ' '. 'C 'V an? - ls he your boy Stand stlll Cooney Ware photo from Russno Wnpe that smnrk off your face Betty In pork Profnle or full face III bet you missed Tolo Ive heard that one A model gurl E251 V uuvswtrv-'-v-7' ff-3? I 'x '. Q , 5 M ? ' 1 4 5 ,Y 1 ' 1 . - '11 . I fiftiif' 4 ,Aa , f.. 1 if v Ln 3. 1 'T' B iw 1 'lei A ,. H j of t . vit , Ask ul.: ' .2 . , . e 1 ' Green but wlllrng Watch the lonrdle Seven eleven Where d you come nn? Ho lnps Frosh One prdure fo customer Loafers on campus Have you set the date yet oo' A C sfam 201 411 'S , v M ,? I ,A ,, W Q l Q i I f,'1f11um,' , I. .... I. .... ....Lk. P 1444. L 9' nik X A ff W WW 28 1943 TRACK Five track meets composed the Mustang track season last spring A1 though the Mustangs didnt look too good a few boys proved to be a ieeded as et this year Oburn Herrick sophomore this year placed 2nd in the mile at the Conference meet B111 Masterson brought many needed points for the liustangs running the high and low hurdles Spargur Sullivan Ayres all lettermen will prove useful this year for a successful season The season started out with Shenandoah meeting Villisca twice ln the first Villisca won because Shenandoah was not entered in all the contests bi t after more practice the Mustangs claimed a victory The Red Oak Trigant brought Shenandoah a fourth place with 43V2 points Clarinda made 641f2 for first with Red Oak next with 6415 Master son made 1 point in high and low hurdles and Rotton 1 point in shot and e ond ln discus The Cardinal Relay proved a failure for Shenandoah making 8 points for 8th place In the Conference meet at Red Oak Shenandoah placed 5th only 13 point from second Atlantic easily vion it with 101 points Lettermen were: G. W. Lawson, Bill Rotton, Bill Masterson, LeRoy Spar- gur, Bob Savidge, Bill Ayres, 1-lerb Sullivan, Charles Lindberg, Bill Nichols, Oburn Herrick, Kenneth Teachout, Don Hanson. 1291 www 'bf' The mrssmg Imk The conference Vnv n Bert e Vanlty vanlty Are you rn there? School m background Charlie looks scared Some of the boys Slmple smile Who s holding who Patruots of Junuor Hugh Pretty tree E30 6' yas sv www- Sv eloredenfafiue gif' as C- S thelr repre entahve grrl the senror alas of 1944 ha chosen Colleen Adams because they beheve she most nearly achlexe lhe qualrtre cf character leadershlp and scholarshno necessary Colleen has been an acllve member of Glrl Reserve throughout her lngll school career bemg elected pres1der1t thls year She was voted lrto Torcl and Scroll when a Junror and s1nce has been lllllng the Oll1CG of p e ldent rn that organlzahon Wrmng for the annual smgmg IH vanous muslc groups and Workmg, ln dramahcs have all occup1ed a portron of her trme and a a result of these thmgs she has attamed membershrp rn Qu1ll and Scroll and Thesplans Colleen has been a class olfrcer ln three of her four years ln Shenandoah H1gh School and ln addltlon to all ol her eXirCI Curr1Cu1C1r CiCl1V1llGS She 11118 mamtarned an envrable scholastlc record Colleen was also grven the D A R c1t1zensh1p award thls year L32l Q ' ,S S . : . , , In .. A K , -J Q 4 I I ' . l 'Z IS ' 1 1 C ' 1 , S A I - I Y' . a at ,t up epre5e1fLLlafiue gy ILLARD BRAZEAL has been elected by h1s sernor classmates as therr representatrve boy thls year Choosmg therr representatrves lS prob ably the most d1tt1cult task whrch the semors are asked to perform and to be thus chosen IS one oi the greatest honors a student can recetve W1llard d1v1ded hts h1gh school years between Shenandoah and Com club In Shenandoah Wlllard has made a place for hrmselt m the held ot dramatrcs havxng the leadmg role 1n the rumor class play Sn-:teen rn August He was also elected to membershlp 1n the local Thespran troop Wlllard served on the Student Councll durlng hrs sen1or year To W1llard was also accorded the honor ot bemg placed rn the Hall ol Fame I33 While in Coin he was an active member of a mixed chorus and boys glee 1 - wid of 4 Cjccmloaignd CLASS OFFICERS Ire mer Boo Mace Student Councrl P11y111sM Fazland Wzllard 1 v B111 Welc Brazeal Bob Brown ecreiary Marzo Bcrtra Fabulty Advzsors M 1 E ly 11 M I A Ireasurm Georgerzo Teachou Martrn C 11 1 1 Q lf toel Lfjfllll 611011 11Vk1lI1l0111 the year e oot a ea on 1 a 11 ucce 1111 due to 1110 playlnq ot Bo Brown Bol t1 R111V Leland Drale Bl1lAY1'C 11 Buntz 151014 Ch1'1'it1C and Chare Black C o 111 P 1oy recelxed letter tor thelr C ort Vkrnn ot ba lcctball letter more 1311311 Dan Kclth Bu by Dtck Chr1 110 Bob Mae 1 C tarlee K1ng The Gzrl Be ervee had an actwe fear under M1 s Barbara Boaard pon Ileen Aularr vas pre ldent and Pl1w1l1 Napple Margaret Berry Mar1 Bert 4 V 1 111 1 y P11 1112 McFarland and Georgene Teachout 'served on the cabtnet Twelve eruor g1rl were clectea to Il mbersh1p ID the newly orgamzed Pep C1111 Phylh Cummtngi Phylhs McFarland and V1v1an Busby were 1n1t1atcd 1r1to 111 1Na11onal 1-lonor SOC191Y Colleen Adams Mary Mar1e Sm1th Allce Betty Fond r B111 V1 vlch and Marlene Wlrney becarre members 1n thelr JUHIOY year Fo 11101 lOLl1'1'1G111lC work Mar1e B rram VIVIGU Busby and Colleen Adam revvardea vxlth merrber hlp 1n Qulll and Scroll Phylhs McFarland Gooraenf' Tcachout Mahan 1'la1ley Betty Campany Betty Peter on Donna Laushc and 10 ahaw More al eady member Tvx ent, member of 1110 cla earn d enough po1n1 to become a The man IP YC Phylh McFarland Georgene Teachout Margaret Berry Colleen Adam Bo emary Cl 1 or lea ne11olrne Vhylh Naprl Betty Petereon Phyllls Currmmg Bob Cunnxrg 1 ,11T Na y Mane Bmttln Allce Betty 11 rd r Wll1GfU1 Brazeal Frank Brarnen B tty Carr pany Man Bertram Mfrcella Chandler MGTJOYIG W1r1neY DOT19 Stephen and Io ahavx Rene na an old c tom the tudents and taculty elected Georgene 'l'eac11out Phylh 11e1ar1ana Bob Brow n and W11lard Brazeal to the Hall of Fame The Cla Q plal Iunc Mad was pre ented IH Apnl Phylh McFar1ara Mane Bcrtrarr 5 era r Tefct1o1t lur Yonlco Margaret Berry Peggy Hardmg Che cr Beck Bob R1c11 rd on F1 acne Davy den Bob Mace D1clc Chnette B111 Welch Gnd Marcella Chandler WCYC f on to the par s boy U1 tm. ea naa a1rea,1,' gone 1nto me GIVICC or ou countrf and were table to graduate w1th the class 1D May 134 Ae 1 11 gf fl X N- ,W 1 4 S X ' ,.. - ' .- . 11 1 - 1, 1 , 1' 1' , I'rcr:s1ac11f , .1 V , .- . , n ' ' , , rn 1 -- r. . 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Murphy, Irynrlr, llruwrr First Huw l'llhllt'I'. l'l'um-h. l'uwn-rs, lVl4'l :rr'l:ull1l, I --lrl ,, . . . . in school activity. Their task has been made more difficult by the constant . . . . T 1 W . . K Y . V ,7 ' ' : , ' ,P nt , , y ' f Q. , ' - ' V- I f , . i' ' S 2 ' ' A ' fi ' C v , Q . T UHCH HND SBBULI. --05261, 8l :f 0 .QWQOPPOLU L W une-5 M Y-mlm ilf 'l'OlwCll ANU 'FROM ll e lccal liapter ol the Ndtonal Honor Jocielf Fach year all the laciillf memoere have an opportunity to cast vale lor tho e studerile whom tl ey feel are de erviriq of thi honor Qualifi cations lor membership include outetaridma example ol ervice qerieral 1 idership per onal character and cholarship Cltudent who have met the e reauiremeril and were elected thi ye ir liiiiior liili 1 l-lGICjll oii lah ce Bent ill lflaiilyri Reed Cliarle Liridbiira ani f 1 in i aiioi ie Wimie lJl im ai Jmit ani i cf tlif Ioicli and icro A Him Mile rrth Fauf,-3:1 IIK I1 l4O Stzimliii f liushy, I-'Q-mimiii. Kill, lblmm-k. Wi-lrli, Iiimllu-1-13, i ', 1: ' ': Al. Sillinu lin-ml, 1'ullil1iiliL m Us-nlzill, l e-mln-r. Smith, Amlnnis. , ., . . . , .Q , . V1 1 ,i , ,. C , . i F' ' i . , . , ' ' , ' . . S . , i Ss ' 'S . ' 3 . . , V , F O , FT ' , f: ' , , ' FL c , ' . . fi i S ' ' F1 - 'fs 5 include: Seniors Phyllis lvlcFarlaiid, Vivian Busby, and Phyllis Cuziiminfys ' S 'r' ' ' -'1 i , ' - C i ' , i f: ' 1' li-ll C'o1iiiic'lt Cfclleeii Al'1lllf1, 'xl 'F ' ' y, ' F e M 'y ff lla, Q A lieily l'eiii,lefr ale llie ol l iiieiiilieir: i 1 fx ll, Pirf,-:iili-ri! Collweii .lame 'evl--Llry iz pl 'lx'-133,-Q S- ' i io S ..i ii c , 'uso' ,I-lu ie ee an UUILI. HND SCHUIJ. U Z ffjowwrke jrrrll rll NA llONAl llOlIOl Ofll YY lor llr rl1 wcnool lournfllr t culled Qurll and Scroll ho for rl flllf o L tlre enconrororrrq ond rewordrng of hrgh l1ool studente who lrove done out torndrrru orl' n rournolrsrn In order to become or 111e1r1ber of Qu ll rd Sc oll tlre toclert 1 1 l rank rn the upper one tl11rd ol lrrs Clos clroloetrcrrlly D6 or rtrnror or eenror rnu t have shown outstcrndrnq worlf lll rorrrnolr ll rrru t be recornrrrended by the odvrsrors governrng p1rl1lrC1l1or1 mtl 11111 t be crporoved by the r1crt1onol ecretory of tlre Socrety Merrber rnclrrrleol Plull llrlorlond lre dent lo Show Vce Presrdent Georgene leorclrrrrl efrerrrrf lreor urer betrf Conroorny Betty Peterson no Low lre M 1 rr l rr frvron B11 ro Colleen Adonrs Morre Bertrorn Prnckney Mrss Puth I lrrn on ond 1 rrse lxotlrryn l1cEl orrn orre loculty ordvr ore S -Xb-DllNl S rr L ledchuut Murphy IDM, Hrley I nckr ll leur on Ad m Law I4 Y- . Q S H: 1 3:12 .byj ' ' CC ' . I , ' rs ' , 'sf . 1 9 1 '. . , ' E o 1 ,' r A S: 1 1 'im F3 ' 1 . ' ' ' 'fa 1 X, T 5 ' 2' ' 1 1: J ' A -ini ' lg ' , 1 - ' 5 1 , fl-3 'S q 91 r to ', . , Do 3 , - re lc rk,--,y 1 A ' ' , ' , lulio Ferguson, lflc-rrty LZ, lf.l11er, Torn I.l11rpl1g', David Stern, ond Dorothy ' ,Tj I 1 - '- l . 1 o 2 . ' . 1.1 we U f 5 .. se. .M W , 1 . , A .'l'. ' ' I .'le'1, M'l :rr'lzrr1rl, Frrrlllmrrr. l' lr.. Slurw, H ' ' , ' SIT' ' 1 'fe ri ', 'l my, li eby, licrlrxrrr. l nnrrrzrrry, ' -'e , rr s, 'she THE SHENHNDUI-UI W! W EF V IQ ANNUAL STAFF 11d Rm 1 m 111- 11 vs ndag bln-111 'VlF1l ext n ll 5 ed ll NDER the capable mor1oqerr1e11t of Phylhs McForlor1d the 1911 15 ue ot the Shenandoah come throuqh WH11 flymg Colors deipue 1r1r111111erf1ble d1ff1cu1t1es Wlll the cuts get bock from the engraver? W11l there be potper to pllflt them on? W111 we get our onnuolv These ore only C1 few of the c111est1o11 1o whlch os you know the onswer IS yes In oddltlon to Phylhs 11r1t1r1r1q etforte Mane Be-rtrc1111 CT ocmte ed1t11 111111 v1v1c1r1 Busby cmd Edward Dobler b1151r1ewa 111dr1oc1erw helped on e 11 l 1 yearbook Nr Woyne W1l on ho d1reCted fork on the ye ubook T111 xe rr md C19 1 ted by MISS Ruth IOIIFI on cmd the dvohced Co111111c-161 ll t tent t 1 ped the motenol Speclol thanks go to the bueme men of S1l9HfIIldOGl1 Jf P t we 111e1de .11 yearbook pOSS1b19 E421 - e , e viii V I .V .1 . :vyf-'A . A --.--.-.., if - .2 f gpg fe. wg 11 2 . ' 1-I 4-' LA 4. 3,1 , I ' V. 'X 2 V . 1 - .F ,, i. ,. 4, ,V 3 , s 2 N , I . X 1 7' . Q , 'Nt is f ,, ' AW ' V 4 164. 95 ,, 1 1 -5 :- if 1 5 I E if 5 '. 4- ' 1 . TH ' v-f Amiunxs, lin 'hu . L'111'll11-1'. l1:1wsh1-, Hailey. Shuw. Mft 13 H. 'l'e:11'h11uI, J, 1211111111115 Second Huw Duhler, Stern, Ferguson, lt. 1'11n1111111y, Nuppln-, A. 'l'1-111't11111t, Rex-1t, l'it111-1'. Tywn F' 'st Ro 'f--So . ' ' . 1 c 11' 111111, U ' 111 1. li sb '. R1111p, liz' 1- su-1111-1' 4 v y L , , , 11 1, . . . 1 . , ., 1 , ' . I' ' . 1 3 ' fi 5 A - K .1 rv 1, , . , . . . . , . . A , PM V, 4 . T K F I H' ' , f ' , 5 ' . , ' ,, 51:1 .ll 1 62 It 1-1 1 N3 rg . K ' 'fl j C , ' 1'.'f1e Q sg , rx J . gr -1111 -1 VJLIO AXVY I 1 K. V Q -ffl 1 Y 'V' KIJ 1fX 7. ,, Q' . oice 0 . . lil? Voice ot Shenandoah lfligh School is heard each Monday evening through the courtesy ol the llvening Sentinel staff who are kind enough to punt our Shen lli Can for us. The chief objective of the Shen-HifCan is to ftlve tate public lirst hand information about our school. Th ,fear tl e paper a edited by Bob Cunningham and Monty B Pitner 1 ted by Phyllis lftcljarland and lulia Ferguson Tl e stall this year num lfr about twenty live news leature and sports writers in addition to the numerous commercial otudents who are among the typists Tom Murohy was an outstanding frtter winning recognition tlirou Ili the r to tation at tie University o o. a the qtien tli Cl under tne uperv on ot Miss Kathryn llcElv'ain t e he rrnon English teacher ,unqu--v y-'nw-u-an SHEN HI CAN 'N t t Xhbulmd 'Vine ti it i i ru t tuitelutte Buntz it in Luuninghtm T5 on booduex Pier on Piriclmey H3 'rmaspmns Jtffymf 'lhrxrl R H m L r dl eumnl R xx n thmxt Wu ney NIH! rx I-ut R X Llllllllllll 1 rt xnwu tmpmx 'Nqple Stephens kll LJ lx m HIE NATIONAL LH CPTAN SC l TY 1 an Honorary dramatrc octety for nrgh school students To ne dtnttte d a 1 member the tudent must have earned a reaurred nt mner ot rotnt hy henna tn the Cast ol a play or on the roduct1on stall Members of the soctety at tl e neatnnma ol the year were Mary Marte alnrth Alrce Betty Fender Marte Bertram Margaret Berry Bosemary Gleason Georgene Teachout Betty Peter on Betty Campany and Phylhs Ann McFarland The new members nrttated tlus year were Colleen Adams Ieanne Holmes Phyllis Napple Phyll s CdmIT1lDQjS Bon Cunnmgham Wrllard Brazeal lrank Brannen Marcella Chandler Martorre Wmney Dons Stephens Io Shaw Ioan Burham Charles Ltndlaera Betty Mae Mondt Ianlce Bentall lack Srmp son Iula Pergusor Ardyth leachout Barbara Klll and Monty B P1tner the lhesptans d d not produce a ora play tht year as they have form ty lr tead severa trort kt ere presented tflary An' Da r sr r t 19 orcgan wt on and the ofhcer are rl! I If 11 l44 GIRL IIESEIIVEJQ.. 1 Z1 Frnrsrdonf COl. WI'I Ailfziir I-4111: ' frrzn' Devoflonfr . . . ,. . - .1 .N -Q l r1f-ffroslrionl llllifl if-r':u.1:or1 H C6-ff V7-fm fB- 'zrtwrz ' - xicrrrntrzn Jviffrz TI xfYl'l1ff'?I' lwfifffx' BOr'rf7::. Z lf .- , , ' H :f1r'.':f'f1 Crfrzrrirzn l'f7f:rjcr5f1 dl f:'l Vflf'7fY lllfrrfnf..-'W Cf' .Ti'J 'f'T.l Cf2'r:Tfwf'n lo FV7:-: F'v:l1.'1u:fj,' Cltrzrrfrtfzn Pfy'.'f:.: flfrnnl fin .'f'Zk' Cf frirffrn Pri' Fflijf Under lllClV new .rponsm l.l1.1.f f?C'1n17fi inf Grrl llP.:ffr'.'e.1 naw' arrroyl.-': 1 7.13111 :tg- f:1.al11l year Among the many f1ct1'.'111f:.' '.-.'f2rf2 1 GR plCI1lC rn the lfrll the cnnxfxl izffri 'Ill'7l for llIC' loolbnll boys, Cl .1C1lO ol poncxla Cn 'l'.'lllCll wfare Wrxtien tlw i:.mlce:kmll :1Cl1Qi':If rnfl lllfv Gnnvml futher dauqlner pfzrty The girl.: frrkv Inn lfrrsk of ::e:Q1r1f'1 Tlvr' fha ioccnf-is .o:1111.: me :supplied with flowers at tho opening: of Inf- school 'fear rrnfl inn 'lfvC3TC'17f '?zf fzlwfl during the Christrnus season T110 Girl Hc.ser'.'e: are the younger :t1e:t.l2cf.: Qi T319 Yeung '.'fo:r.en.' C21r1. :f1n As-gt' :- flirt They strive X.: devils: wcrilt-'.-.'h1le C1f12EK.' IK hich schoil 'mi 'n rftlpifre 'fr'- f.el'.'e.s to become more useful to mer cerizzumty' 1r. ine tutngre. lf' IlI'1ll Run' -Ii. Ih-1'1'y. Pulley, lilarm-lx. A1l:1111s. Il. Ik-lf-11-1.'1. Mm'F:11'l:111:l. Sl1.1.v. Nil-kuls. D. L:awsl1e-. Hllilvy. S. Kill. I'uwv1's. Nixson. I.. IIEIBVSOII, I.. I,:1wfu11 Thirfl Row' Mullison, fiuerrxsey. M. Berry. Rolf. JI-we-ll I'lCI't44'lI, 111111, Iiruwrx. II. Kill, Key. D. Strplxeln, M. Gilln-rt, Hnrxrin. A. Twlcholll. Tyner Svvwunl Row V. Porter. D. Anderson. Kvusv. M. I,9Il'I'SKIIl. Ile-ntzull, Gleason, Lu1'in1111'. Ashhauuh, Frvntzwl. Malloy. l.. Swans Il, K. l,:1uf-111. Srntk. I. Slclmln-ns. 'I'l1ys-1'. l'. Swzxnsun. Lillie. VVilli:1ms. xIJl!'IlIl Fir.-'. Rfw I. Tessa-hunt, Nzmple. Lyalen. M. Gel-. I-I+-zxrml. Jonvs, I'. Gee, Funkhuuser. J. C:1n111:111y. McMa1th. Krull. VVri:zh!. Snyiler. M:11'ju1'ie- G1'm1thius. Smulgrzxss. Piester. J. Ho11'l:1r1d. Pun Ilurmffll uulth Row IX um 1 any 4 N11 11011 1 um' :nrt 111111 HS 1e1t 114 Inu Bruce Hnlmu nfl R011 'e eu: n ortem 11 11 r 1- r 111111 r PlIlf'lxI 1 1lJ WIIII PNN nnxull r II I Wow en I me 1 um 1 e 1 u on I em 11 1 11 nu lx 11 1 lm IIIIIDOI nw! on AI e sl 1 1 lr Ll hxlwon 1110111111 1 11 11 Hu aus e e lwhel my 4 Murult fun1n11mz L45l l l F ' 'f . C: 1: M. Pi-r. 11. M lg. 0'IJ:y, M: 1 124 1hl11f, Wzllw . Pczmvf. Funk, l' 'von Gill 4. H: 'l' . L. ' , Th 'r fl I I , D. I' '. Ii. I'h:111:ll1-1-. Slum. M. Sn 'th. l4ev1':1n1. Latin '. K' A F , ' '1'3'. M: ' 45. 1 1,'y Ii '- . I' uit Su-11 ml R 11 I . il' , l'. Sn'tl1. lfull-1-1'Nf111. Th 1--f 11. ll. l'ur1-1-fnt1, Yfmkn. XVIIIIIPX. Inv, Muran- vill . G. T-: -h I, I l, F lt 1'1' rh. I11,lj, IN-1'y:1m111, Iiu'h: . ':' 'ne lf' R 'fV' 'l y, M: Ay W'll's, P: k . I . I' M. CIM ll:-r, E. R lf, .lrmn I'ier.' n, Klia-11. D. I.: 'sh , Mah r. FY' ', M l-5. . . ' ' 5 ere Q nc! mm mfe iid Ron 115,11 on crm 1 ix r I tm f in it 1 L ii in xc F11 c sc ml hm ie ren ee IL 0 N in nex Hrlmf, L inf er XDIII Cilv on fre den P 1 Mclfarlar Vice Pres dent Iulva Ferg son ogy, fvvfi v fs r-rw FT R an ab ence ol 1 t n r it the O ll J Frm club er fa n sprang to 16 Under the able difectvou ol Miss Barbara bogard the members in their flashy white slctrts and red sweaters gave many commendable performance durlng the halves ol football and basketball games Under the direction ot the yell leaders the Pep Club brought renewed zest to the cheering section, The thirty six girls were elected to this orgamzatron by the members ol their own classes There were twelve seniors len Juniors eight sophomores and six freslsmen L46 I 7 7 . 3 5 3 3 3 ,X 1, g M., 7 Th' ' ' 'F - ' Y S , ll 1' j, I4 tsl lie I 'z . Vftersfm, I,: she, Tv: 'h rut. M 'Fl 'lar I. He: I' I. I I 0 . I -Vu 'I -V. I Tzcl. G . N' 'k Is. fh: '. Hz 'I r 's. 'h: ll '. .' ' h, 2' s First Row Coon, Kill, Put Iionwe-ll, Piesti-r. Pun Bonwcll, Marg Willis, Maly Willi:-, Martin. Uurilull, Powers I s. ' f ijffis . .. rd ' Q . I 5 V , , . ,Q .us .. ffeciz. ,rinf T.-1.QlIf5I' IO Shaw E , s 3 :c O. ', ff f cg 1 .' lf , . P . H CUMMERCII-ll. CLUB-WCW CW-fd HE COMMERCIAL CLUB, one ot the most educattonal and orogresstve clubs ot the school, was gu1te actrve th1s year Made up ot 40 members ClS semors and 22 1un1orsl the club had several partles, and programs The qualrhcahons for membersh1p are Must be tak1ng two or more t. ll1lTlCfC1CIl sublects and have a C average 1n both The purpose ot the organ1zat1on lS to produce a busme s background ulnclr w1ll create 1nterest 1n the commerc1al work We have had many 1nterest1ng programs whlch mclude Demonstratron c Dltto M1meograph and M1meoscope machmes whlch are kept 1n the othce lle sen or g1rls wrote and gave a play 11lustrat1ng good and bad othce pr cedures Contests of transcrtbmg shorthand notes proved very mteresttng The club held a party at Chrxstmas at whlch tune We decorated the large Clmstmas tree wh1ch stood 1n the lower hall The g1rls look forward to th1s tt la each year and en1oy 1t very much The ofhcers of the club were Pres1dent Mary Marte Sm1th V1ce Presrdent Betty lean Martm Secretary Mar1or1e Wmney Reporter Helen Rolf 'Y' 0 gl rtr m P tel cnt! Thyel Wright S Bon l M re Iohn in R If ble-1 hen Smith Wxnne-5 W ldxon Psa e Rm lxxu 'Vi it H nllen Ialx Hon ll A Tedchout H fl r Wll Chindler Maher Pre t1 I Tearhout M artm Wllllilnfl I47 fy . . - 'L , . . , . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 ,N O Y . . . . . ,N , . , . . t . N . , - 1 I ' 1 I 1 I 1 - .--.-.....w., , ,7..,,L I, 5 ' - 5 'Fifi , 4 ' ' Q ' 1 l 1 1 e 1 C , T pl . , f , 'gi W . ,Si 5 ' , I , ,X , E .M . A M W, -. ' ,, l 1 t Huw 4 Krull. l41urm:1n. T1vurt0l1:l!e. lglllllfil. Rice. Holmes ll w 3fN:m 1 11. Key, H1- at . Tyner, 1- 'son, S 1 . ' '. . Qwzmson. l':1l'1S5' well Row 2fHmvc-s, P11let's1m. lhrsay. 1-L' :1. . F1 , n , ' 1 s, . ' . '. :I ' . 1' 1- rv. Payne. l ont . e 1 ' . , sg we , . ' . 11 w . 1 ls, 1 . . ei tr, I. ' . 1 1 ' . ' ' S F If A 71, 90111 tw 5111 rt R x mme lmx 1x 1 Muers Malam Hun Im ccoml Rm V ll11llI 11 11 1tc11 XII cpm r I 1 YI Y IXHU. ! llllf rI1fE'! I1 H rrsht I lt1111 1 HV UIUDE r f'1l?NrlT9 OF fXlTFl?lCA ha or 1c1n been one of the leadlng school o1qan1zat1ons rnong tl o 1rt1v1t1es ot he Future I11111111 11 ore many ow and 1 er pro1ects besrde 1nnumero1ble poultry oattlo l1oo11and crops pro1ects The oltr lu the YGJI' N13 44 n luded ltfrv D1dCf1ClCiG1'1 Presrdent Donald Baxte vue Presrolent Mel lay Sheley becretary Kenneth Lawson Treasurer and lrerald l-Tern Reporter Ray left for army tra1n1ng ln Ianuary and Delmus Gutschenrrtter was elected to ltll the vacancy ln addltron to the regular agrlculture ola,ses Mr Robbrns tnstructor and F F A advrsor has supervrsed nrght classes tor young adult farmers dealrng Wrth farm machlnery repa1r and other essontlal farm tasks The boys have helped contour several farms IH the rnterest of rncroased lood productlon Th y have been act1ve 1n everal other war DIOCHGHTS also E48 7 l l l 1 9 l l --.,.1l... Fl S 'X' H l s, Mvli ' Ihxtt-1'. Lynn. II1111. Dlrlc1 1lxsc11. l,:l1tllvll1'u, M 'l,:11'4'11. 1 ' lyk. ' . Ko' , 1: 'son S' ' ' Q' 9 '11 , l'f1 tins. Plslww. ll, Wh' l'll, 'l'g:11l'1111l. llu:1gst1111. C. l l1:, IQI1 ' ,uc , hm- 1v , W. M '. llzuyzl l. X l 14111. .l. ,jn Third Row C1-g1it:. 'l'l11111111kl11s. R111-11111. l.. lQ111:2rl1c111'ittc1', M:11'ti11. L. lll.l5'lllL!l. lll'llllx. Skztllberg, Mantel. Wr' ' , lryzxnt. li 'lz 'lam V .Q lv 7. Y-1. ,f' T Us 1 1 ,T Q 'T ' ll ' I A th I ' 'Q t V f 1 'f 31, 1 1 ' 15' ltt ' , f sj 1 A1 , -gs, , ,:' ' . 'oerxf 3' ll ' f uf -- irc 1 o 1 ' W ' . , ' A 2 .. TT' , ' , A' , -V ' - Q I I I I - A W . . . . 1 ' 1 - . . . Sw ' . Q Q F . D . . . . . , K , 9 . e , V fr: 1 ' ' , , . ., K , . . UB mam, ar Wzfwfangd re Bob Broun VL r Bob Mar fr 1 B111 We fr LA Foy Iufif NICE the S Club wa lounded ln l92O by Coach Paul Bmder to become a member has been the goal ot every athlet1c mrnded boy ol Shenandoah ldlgl School To Wm a letter rn football or basketball a boy rnu t play rn half the total number ot quarters To wm a letter ID track he must recetve ten polnts 1n actrve competttton llowever rt a boy has played four years or has recerved an rnrury preventmg lu playrng the S Club rt they so Wlsh may award that boy a letter S Club 1n1t1at1on rs an occaslon wh1ch IS long ant1c1pated by the old rtemoer Thm year part of the 1n1t1at1on took place on the stage of the chool audrtorrum wluch wa enthu ra trcally enyoyed by the tudent body 45 S CLUB mimi. x ll r 91 I ng .Arnett Axle rrlck ull L49 P .flcionf , , . . ' reef r5:de':f . 'e Scfgrf' r l lcfi Treo 4 'ref r . Q 1 , 1 . . . l I S . . . Y , , f . , , . . . V . .1 ,, . , , - y ,- r kj I I I , . . . . . 1 ' S. . , . St: 4' Y- Linrllu-ru, Drake, Wt-lch, J uly. l'h 'stie, Spa Hur, Must 'sun S'tti f-li' ' , j' s, Dzwis, He '- , Vuppmzm-k, S ivnn, lilark Ntmdlnxz Twylor Fllhert Plncknex Qtephfns D Stephens Smith Dlhlcr Murphw Stun lw'-112 liormtn 1 Ing Yonko Dtnlgon Demos Tullm e Herrick nr 0 Nu ut It Amlrn Whltt 1 nerwn 1U.1ns ones Stxton Hetlltk Busby Miner H tyrlf-n blmp'-un Iemmon Mum Although the band was not as large as m prevrous years they were not lafkmg m guahty Due to the early graduatron ol marry the membershtp was dxmmvshecl constderably but the rehearsals were held regularly under the dtrectron ot Mr Demes Wtth many prormsmg students commg up from lumor Hrgh rt ts beheved that the band w1ll agam be bu1lt up 1h the near future GVV P' ii HV l5U S'tt' S . 1 , ' D r ' 5: r, , Jo. A lry, . 'ks, J:l'k'- y, ' -h'll, Hamzlund. Baxter, Dmvden, Tourtelnttv, Ilhlinuer, Sal l 5 , WW .', J .':.' , e at ee o l 'f x , - ' ig? . -. -f ' tk K , ., S I Q '7 i Semor The Advanced Glee Club composed of juniors and seniors made great progress this year. Although most ot the numbers sung were with accom- paniments some were A Capella, The group Went to the district contest at Bedford this spring. Selections sung were 'A Snow Legend by Clokey Lift Thine Eyes by Mendelssohn and Night and Day by Cole Porter. At the Open House held at the high school they sang Night and Day by Porter and Lift Thine Eyes by Mendelssohn A local music contest was held in which Ardyth Teachout Won the soprano division Her selection was Open Thy Blue Eyes by Massent l the piano group Marilyn Nixson won first playing Impromptu by Bheind holdt They along with the following Went to the contest at Bedford Georgene Teachout singing Rose in the Bud by Forrester Donna Porter lust a Wearyrng for You by Bond Aubrey Herrick with The Hills of Home by Fox Iohn lrrck sang Sylvia by Speaks and On the Shore by Nerdlmger Mrs E I Cofreld and Miss Delores Sanders ably assisted in accom panymg I-ourth Rom Porter Hammer Smith Willis Pfrny Bonwell Pulley Black Pierson Custer Pease lxrull Reed Scott Bertram McFarland Johnson Adams Wrnney Third Rom E Swanson Kill Cortner Burham Nichols Harley Groothrus Borman Tourtelctte hey Berry Smith Rolf Stephens Chandler Gilbert Second Row McMath Peterson Lrtrmer Holmes Rice Claiborne Crouch Waldron Pat Bonvsell lrester Lrlle Martin Funk M dt r on 1-ii t Rom A Teachout L Swan on Lawson Jones Wooden Nrxson Prnckney G Te ichout F Funk Nwpple Snodgr rss Yonko l51l Junior Svcmul Row S1-oft. Keetnn, Mullison, Ilulnws. IJ. Amlm-rsrm, liuwnmn, Rive, lhnnru-r, First Row Williams, .lu Amlrny. .lm-kin' Axulruy. Myvrs, A. Amlm-rsuu. IH-ts-rson, Glu-zlson. llohrer. Second Rrm I ' tvrson H lmn uc m e n 1 We IXQI ll st ma e Jmr not mx In er nz 1n tum. 1 1 lx u D Pcter-.on Varley The Freshman Glee Club was open to anyone 1nterested m smgmg Most of the rehearsal t1me was spent learmng the fundamentals of mus1c and ln muslc apprec1at1on The Sophomore Glee Club sang some of the advanced numbers th1s year and many of them showed exceptfonal talent Next year they wtll be a fme add1t1on to the chorus and advanced glee club At the Open House thfs year they along w1th a few freshmen sang Rose Mane by Fume and Robm 1n the Ram by Cam f52l l .T ' '. Ie .' . ze' ' . llvnrfl. Mfl :-. l'r:x1t, ll: 'l:nml. Tl'1ll'lN'lll. 0'lJ:ay, l'm'l1-r. Kl 9 , R'lf. I- '. R Gel, Gill - t. G l F'-ht ', I, wr, Asll: fl, Wills L: vshf-, I'i son. . ' .' . V00 L GRUUPS Ardyth Teachout, Marjorie Winney, Donna Tourtelotte, Georgene Teach- out, Phyllis McFarland and Marie Bertram composed the girls' sextette. Margaret Berry accompanied the group. They went to the district contest at Bedford and sang the selections The Chestnut Tree' by Schumama and Love Sends a Little Gilt oi Roses by Openshaw. The Madrigal Group was a new experiment this year and it proved to be most successful. The group sang entirely without direction and those chosen tor this organization were those with exceptional voices. Berry, Winney, Tozichoul. 'l'0UI'lE'lllYU', liuldru. Ilerlrzini, Mn-l :ii'l1iml ini, Be ti m any 11 e Winn:-5 uslii 1 m -4 hm er tether Ric M Pun 1 l l Standing fTem'huut, Slauter, Herrick. Dubler, Irick, Mzistersnn, Spurgur, Hayden, Hein, Lindberg SKU' ' l 1l ,lS ',Nz1r:l, ' ',Bl 'z,Hrl l'.,f': dl ,S 1 is, 'Q-, c l:ud BUYS' PHYSICAL EDUCHTIU HE SECOND YEAR of Shenandoah Hrgh Schools phystcal htness program has found the boys department more than a l1ttle help m develop1ng the boys for thelr Work rn the armed SGFVICSS upon graduahon Thrs program mdkes 1t poss1ble for every boy to obtarn the benehts of a phystcal htnes program tnstead of the few who take part ln competrtlve athlettcs Thts year s program mcluded calrsthenlcs volley ball basketball soccer and tumblmg Mr Etdahl coach d1rected the classes Mr E1dahl who came here from Cresco lowa has also coached at Hol stem and Forest C1ty and ts a graduate of Upper lowa Umversrty and has done graduate Work at several coachmg schools E541 -.N . , . . F ' In , , . . . 1 1 1 'Y 1 . . , , . I I I , - 1 GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCI-lTl0N HE GIRL S phys al educator program for th s year began mth a physrcal examrnatton for all class members Later ln the year rurtlrer eye ear and teeth exammatrons were gtven dancrng softball and suftleboard Tournaments were held 1n basketball and volleyball Durmg the basketball season the grrls put on a tumbllng per formance at one of the games The lnstructor of the g1rls classes lS lvhss Barbara Bogard who lS a graduate of W1ll1am Iewel College at Ltberty MISSOUFI l l i551 This year's program included basketball, volleyball, turmbling, folks JU 10B ourth Rm H ycltn CIOAXNI I 11,19 nn ova c 1111111 num nrn x Rexus ll 11d Huw Nxxsun I rhnm I' C ' erguwn uxtnn L 1ex L1 c 1+ u1m1n lx 5 C 1l melt ex If Sw mson Lund Row cndren Bentlll MQL1111 McL1r1n Slmpson Sure: Holmes lillllttll lx 11111 utr ompmk Mchlxoy Sllvey L I'lllLl QOIIIQI Murphy I'IlL.,L.lllIl4I 4:11111 I' 11 ste: I Su 111-un MQMI CLASS OFFICERS PF9Q1ClGY1l lul1a Fergu or V1ce Pres1den' lack S1n1p on S6'CfGfC1fY Ioan Burhatn Treasurer Marllyn Numan Student Counc1l Torn Murphy Betty Lou McCrea Faculty Advl ors M1ss Barbara Bagard M1 Mur1el Keeran M135 Helen lanuson EVER let 1t be sald that the class of 45 has not aga1n proven 1ts prom 1nence 1n th1s 1lS Juruor year 1n htgh school The successful product1on of our class play Brother Goose marked the beg1nn1ng of the schools dramat1c season As a result of thts play loan Burharn Charles Lmdberg lan1ce Bentall Betty Mae Mondt lack Sunpson lul1a Ferguson Ardyth Teachout Barbara K1ll and Monty Pttner became ellgtble for the Nat1onal Thesp1an Honor SOCIGIY and were duly 1n1t1ated The Shen H1 Can and Annual staffs drew the 1nterest ot many students and the work they d1d contmbuted greatly to the success of these ventures F1ve of these people Torn Murphy Dav1d Stern Monty P1tner lulta Ferguson and Blame Pmckney were accepted 1nto the Qu1ll and Scroll as a result of the1r rner1tor1ous work E56 Mf'm,y,,, W' f . Q IN., PI . ' Y ' 'il ' . -1 ir' :.t Ly , Cl , l, M C Az l , R ls, St- . 13:1-is, 1 i 1t't Th '- , Cu : . I ' , I ' -'. I in 'kr Kill, I' ll -y, P1-as 1, li ' : , 'e ', fl ' Pi 'sun, I. 1 G . S' H' . 2 , ' Iz' . 1 - , S' : , .I: ', 1 1, 'ez t , l 1111' V C I ' Y I ' , .II . u I -', I ' ', ' ', 2 ff , C: :ny. I'11's1. R1,w -Pansy lionwcll, Willis, l'iest,er, Put lionwell, I,:1tin11-r, Rogers, l'etm's1111. IIIyIll'l', TE'Hl'l1KllIl P. I1 nk, Cum ', I . Funk, .. .I 'z .' , ' :th. . .,,, , .. , ,. . . , I s 1 'Q --. I 1 ' ., 1, , ss 1 , , . I . . . , I I I I I I ' , I 1 A I I I - I ' I I I I ' I I I I I tl I lZ30wn,f fo Mr. Deines' vocal groups were greatly augmented by the participation of our classes. Two members were sent as soloists to the district music conf test at Bedford in addition to those who went in the various vocal groups. Our scholastic standing remained one of the best in school and five members were initiated into the scholastic national honor. society, Torch and Scroll. The new initiates were lanice Bentall, lulia Ferguson, Barbara Kill, Bill Coppock, and Charles Lindberg. A large number ot junior girls participated in and held offices in the Girl Reserves. As representatives for the newly organized Pep Club, ten girls were chosen by the junior class The success of the football team which shared top honors in the Hawk eye Six Conference was due in part to the effort of our iunior members lunior athletes were also prominent in basketball and track As the end of the season rolled around it found four football lettermen Bill Masterson leBoy Spargur Boy ludy and Bill Coppock and two basketball lettermen Bill Masterson and LeRoy Spargur the rostrum of our class As a fitting ending to this very successful year came the annual Iunior cnior Banquet and Prom long awaited event of our high school career Looking back on our record without a trace of regret we believe that it will always remain one of the happiest and best in our high school memories l' 111 th Run S11 11l1,1 Ixrull F Lhtei B 1111 1 D111 Shelly B 1'cte1 Cutschenritter I' ll I R uxlen R ed M Il lt M 11t1n LJ, 1. W11 1 1 1 1 L o Il u e l h Il Ile P 1y11 Grooth 11 'Vlcf 1e1 T yer 1 1 1 e 1 H Il eu G11 .im l57 SUPHUMUBES uurth R011 Nlckol 1 ll 1111 em 0 -1 ,Ill u 11 111 111 1 1 lm 1 I xvwhe 11001 111-1 11d Row Foutch h11111e5 J 111 tt 'NI 1 1111 lle olf' 111 1111 111 1111 11 S ll H 111 B1-lnk econd Row Hexrxck P01191 Vlhlte Srndtr IIILIIIH l 111-1 uxdex 1111 Le I rcmn Ilshet S1111 O Deny Buf- dl d Jones CLASS OFFICERS Pre 1der n Ty Vrce Pre rlent Ko, Bri :ten tr 1rer Secretorv l-lftty Hrord Treo urr ord from Student Fourctl ernellf. F1 Faculty AClVl or Jon Crm llc Hug ett HE SECOND YEAR of hlgh Qhool for the close of 46 proved to foculty ond fellow students os Nell thot N112 close 1 ds one to be looked upon w1th respect ond ctdm1rot1on rfdlc ng port tn oll extro currtculor GCllV1l19S open to them the sophomores brought recogmhon ond protse to themselves ond to thelr class The Sophomore closs both boys ond g1rle supported the othlettc pro grom offered A record numoer of pow porttcrpoted tn tle three mcuor othlehc events Kenneth Borrett recetved C1 footboll letter ond mony prom1s1r1g posslbrllttes were found 1n footlofrll ooelfetboll and trock fb8l F 'f ' ' S, .hh s . G '. M les, Y' kl -j, lil: -k 1 , l41'zn1111. 'lei1. .1 , 1' h' Th' ' Z- . '. 1 0 , . ll 'z 'i . R . Tyr 1. Sn' l, Jul s , F' lld, .VII 'th, 1-: 'l S 'Q ' ', ' ', ' ' , .' j f', r , 11' 'Q-, S: 'S , ll1'Ll ' . 5' ' , ', .' 'ill First RowJHl1rgin, Skallluems. I'ie1'su11, L'lzu'kv. Vnrley. Lung, VVillih, Lewis, Hmvrey, U1111, Ingrim, fe' .1 loh ' :son 1: er Fred fl 1 .r .1 L ll'-.jrff lrllkltl, V : , A gillef ':s .2 l.'r ll fllltllll lvfrzzzz f f 2 'ly I vin Q . . . K . SUPHUMURES- We an The class ol H46' proved themselves able journalists, with Ioan Pierson, Vernelle Fisher, Margaret Goodner, and Iohn Tyson doing enviable Writing on the Shenfl'li4Can stall and Kay Bredensteiner, Edward Dabler, and Iohn Tyson doing outstanding work on the annual stall. Edward was given the important post ol business manager lor the l'Shenandoah, 44. The sophomores were well represented in the vocal music groups that were started this year. The response lrom the girls was so great that a separate sophomore chorus was started. Eleven ol the boys displayed their musical talents by singing with other choruses The sophomores maintained high scholastic standards and more than lourteen percent ol the class held an average ol better than ninety at the end ol the six weeks The class ol 46 owes much to their class sponsors Miss Genelle Hackett and Mrs Don Smith lor our successful year I-ouith Row Pratt Reed Gardner Dearmont Ashbaugh Milligan Loiimor INOldSll0m Howlfmd Smith lhlrd Row Nermillion Moody Hamilton Pierson Dabler Teachout Mondt Gilbext Sawyex Peterson 'Vhllei ecund Rim Puitei Steiner Peter on Sitltler Shfxdduck Smith Niqeis Burett Mutthlex Fxshbxugh 4 we out-A t Hubb nd Bietlui telner Black Co in: L l uboi ne l59 I . , . S A 'f-U ' ', S ' , s . , . . ' ' . . 1' . ' '. a VVvztver. l-'irst Rm' s, R f-1, link--r, liruylnztn. M--l'rury, Payne-, 1 - , ' - s ' , ' ' , T ll' ' FRESHMEN our th Row I rc Il W 1r1 u mu- Sllllllllll url r 1 r111 111 Bow D1 111 Cle 1'-on BLM T lI'll Row Sr1cl1g L Img, lwkeu Q01 11 4 Wexthvorrll A Ar1rle1sur1 irrrlr eulml R011 lon1plx1r1s fnss 11 11 rm 1 11: or lxrll Stun 1501111 ll l. Run 11th lunl 1 my N 4111511 lt 1 llll 1 H1 l 11 I P111-rt I-reuud CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent vo Vrce Pre rden' 1, r our dd Secretary tl, Mu oy Trecrsurer lv my Ar rr Listen Student Coungrl Fdeulty A lvr J 4 T ez VEN though the Wor presented rts drffrcultres the freshrne t class of one hundred ond frfteen students forged orheod to o yeor of crccorrrplrshrnents e rnoy well feel proud of the envrdlole record of sol olor lrp tfrev hove set p The freshrrren honor roll wo, frlled wrtlr the ndrre f r rrrr rtro 1 tude-nts leo F ' ' ,yl- . . L: 11, H l I, . li li, l'1':1i1:. Rice. Gutwh- tt01', Sw: sam, J. Gr:-vr1 ' 1 , 1 :.' . ' ' h' 'ff.'11 1 . . .: '. '. M' 's, J. lryy 1, flll8l'llSQ'y. f1Jll'lSPll. lim-r1'y, lim-11y,:stn1r1, l'1-tm-51111 z , . . iz ' 11-1' S ' ' f .', l1,'.', llrul rm. i'l:1il1u1'r1m-, l 'l,'lll, ll' 1'11, l'l111sP. l'I. lfslxew, ljl'illxt', WV: '-1' Tuyl , , 1' 1' , l ' F' 's '. Sn' , ' ins, M: ll , .'11 l : ss, lfun ', lin--1'e1', Gill-1,r1. ll'-1-ulfl. li 119-, A, -s, ': ke' .' Bok: W lford ' Q- on ff AM I' lilo' ll 1 1, 1 1 ,Qv , Coonre Powefs, foe Stern A 4 lion: Mn, Kol l.'f:Kl':'11r1 2 G'.'r','r.n W ' - 1 Q f 1 , . .,.. 1 4 1 , . u. r P' , ' 1 U L-is ,. A great number of freshmen participated in glee club and cho1r and 1t IS hoped that they w1lI continue to develop the1r musical talents Three fresh men were members of the Shenandoah staff and made therr contributions to its success The staff of the Shen H1 Can was also supplemented by mem bers of the freshmen class They carried out their assrgnments w1th a willing F A also and are deservmg pra1se for the 1ob they are domg The freshmen s athletic record shows a year of hard fought contests Mr Martin s Pony Squad went through the season w1th three wins one t1e and one loss While the freshmen boys out for basketball played only one game as the freshmen team agamst Vrlhsca which they lost the members of the team showed promise of a bright and glorlous future The freshmen party was held Aprll 28 and was a blg success wlth many fre hmen attending ln the commg years when the Class of 47 looks back upon the1r fresh mon year they w1ll remember it as not only a year of preparatlon for the future but also one of fun Always wlll they remember the gay tlmes 1n the halls of Shenandoah I-hgh School and the frlends they knew there Fourth RowABrush, Marsh. Whitehill. Anderson. Wolford, Henry, Briggs, Thompson, J. Flemming Christie, Henshziw, Coons, Rapp, Stephens Third Rowel-lammm-, Powers, Rounds. Richardson, I. Anderson. Jackie Androy, Carroll, Joan Androy Mclntyre, Essizis, D, Whitehill, Jackson, D. Jones Second Fox:--llrmxnxe, Thomason, Loomis. Keeton, Rogers, Mullison, Scott, Trullinger, Funkhouser Il ,' ' . rson, lens First Row -Peterson. Taylor. Ingrim. Davis. Danison, Jackson, Manes, Loudon, McLaren, R. Green Ii. Flrmming, Fulkerson H511 FRESHMEN- fem M lgpmmg hand and added much to its pages. Many freshmen were active in the F. Hall o Fame ENEWING AN OLD CUSTOM two outstandlng sen1or g1rls and two sen1or boys were aga1n elected to the Hall of Fame Great honor lS be stowed upon these semors as the1r select1on depends upon 1eadersh1p person ahty and dependab1l1ty throughout the1r ntlre l'11gh school years The honor IS greater st1l1 when the el1m1nat1on IS cons1dered We sen1ors are duly proud of these four famous 1nd1v1duals Georgene Teachout has been selected as one of the QITIS Dramat1cs was an 1nterest1ng held for Georgene for she sklllfully portrayed characters 1n all ot her class plays and became a Thesp1an 1n her Jumor year Iournallsm proved lust as lnterestmg when she became Ed1tor1n Ch1ef of the Shen H1 Can 1n her tumor year Muslc had llS place 1n Georgene S curnculurn also All four of her h1gh school years she took part 1n many vocal groups golng to the D1str1ct MUSIC Contest 1n the spr1ng of the year Phylhs McFarland was elected as the other Hall of Fame semor g1rl Iournahsrn was also very 1mportant to Phyllls Her sen1or year she was Asst Ed1tor of the Shen H1 Can and Edltor of the Shenandoah She was DISSI dent of the Qu1ll and Scroll SOCletY her semor year Phylhs classmates had E621 1 1 I - Q , V . , . 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' 1 . . . . 1 Hall o Fame therr troubles brought to attentron when she served on the Student Councrl her rumor and senror years Her dramatrc abrlrtres were rewarded when she became a Thespran her rumor year Phyllrs also kept her place on the Honor Boll and she was taken rnto Torch and Scroll her senror year To hold therr srde ot the story Wrllard Brazeal and Bob Brown were elected to thrs honor Bob rs now servrrrg rn the Unrted States Navy Whrle rn school Bob had a great aftrnrty tor sports Football was hrs marn attractron and he became a member of the S Club hrs rumor year becomrng presrdent when a senror Bob was a class ottrcer every year rn hrgh school leadrng hrs crass as presrdent when a rumor and also leadrng the Student Councrl when a senror He has been Master Councrlor of Delvlolay and an actrve member of Hr Y Hrs name also appeared on the Honor Boll Wrllard was a member ot the Mrxed Chorus and Boy s Chorus at Com He became a Thespran rn hrs senror year alter takrng part on the productron staff ot drfterent plays and a part ot the cast ot hrs rumor class play He was elected to succeed Bob Brown on the Student Councrl hrs senror year The Honor Roll also lrsted hrs name E63 -q,,,,,,,, 1 , . 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Plaid locket can t thunk of anything Where s Murph Femmme football I love me How was practice tonught The Morgue Scene IE4 59 FACUL Y l66 DOLORES SANDERS Musrc State Teachers College Wayne Nebraska Morn1ngs1de SIOUX Ctty Iowa .IOSEPHINE RHOADES Maryv1lle State Teachers College B S Degree 1n Elementary Educatton EMMA L HOWARD Hrstory CIVICS Western Normal College Peru State Teachers College Peru Nebraska Iowa State Teachers College NELLE M FLUHARTY Englrsh Iowa State Teachers College Denver Unlverslty Unlverslty of Colorado MAMIE RUTH Hzstory Iowa State Teachers College ELLEN RISTINE Ar1thmet1c Western Normal College Un1vers1ty of Nebraska Drake Umversrty LORA G CULVER Geography State Teachers College, Peru, Nebraska Clark Umverstty Worcester, Massachusetts I I I English is ' I ' I ' E VW Brcycle brugade Herrlck s stalwarts Vnce presrdent charge of maintenance Room for one more Vrew of Methodist Parsonage Three Joe s Whee oo' Klngs of the court How bout a rude Half of Junlor Hugh Blushmg Lught werght and chums Thumb over lense Mr Hernck wall get you H171 EIGHT!! GRI-IDE 8th Girls Back Row Iohneton McFarland Faller May Treese Boldra Dunfee Whltelfnll Nlckols Flshbaugn Barrett Rea Thlrd Row Stepheni Ruby Bays Croft Srckler Couch Carleon Coffey Uhlrnger Mulchle Second Row Slauter Reed Crew lcnarl o Hankrr' Hayden Andpf OH MCM1Dd Ionr or Front Row Ro fer 'for ook lfal lonrsor' lfordt Fdrpe G e rclc l. l 1C S Funx Hallarr B n '58 8th Boys Back Row Borland Walke B lohr or Hom ,I Purlcnou e Hamllton Tyn Colrelol V rr ron ld fl or Q o sq ll Thnrd Row Grl' F 'ner' Bor' .well lfa 1 J vw Slam l-la V Second Row Green Loghry Flthen G Whlte Kmney lohnson Gee Ca tle Chrlslre Rounds H Whrt Srrnmon Rrchard or Front Row Racrne Coope Cave Hunfsrnarr Thomas Hrlger Whrte Ho Nrey lohnsor' Turnbull Mrtchell Hargrn Burck . - ,. l 5 R . f L3 n A 9' - . . ser - er 5 . :s ' '. ' E E 5 er gill - ' A 1 ,. ,. 'rr- ' . . U. .5 . , o - - olo rn 1 3 Rucker 1 5 - f' w 're 1 r e . l . PM -J r . .- el J ,ron 1 ff. . A SQYTQT ll Fredrxclcson Shoemaker A Fredriclcson . V I . lo1 I ' Jr ever C51-,611 Y E. lf' 'S R- P1 ' ' k LJ. lonnson . -V ' .ner ' F L- A r ns I ' ' A orla C. R. lohnson ' 7th Girls Bock Row Eitzen Silvey Couch Adams Pinckley Meads Rogers Green Newman O'Day Long Wilkinson Third Row Gilbert Griggs Hagglund Higgins Crouch Alley lones Sanderson Herrick Lorimor Loomis Norman SEVENTH GR DE Second Row Spies Smith Hagglund Livermont Hansen Louden Smelcer While Brown Bentall Raharner Front Row Bertram Alexander Murphy Wright Griggs Ahrens Sickler Stephens Goss Peterson Burns Kruse Frentzel 7th Boys Back Row lohnson McCaulley Adams Deines Kalkas Carlson Sweat Walter: Cowell Ladds Third Row Webster Veach lngrim Glasgo Kendall Briggs B. Martin Harms H. Martin Whitmore Second Row Gibson Miller Swank Davis Pontius Putnam Richardson lones Ladd Madison Fellows Shay Front Row Ayres Brannen Hoffman Stitzel Lewis Moody Loghry Burke Goff Hulfer Thomason l DDERS A D D01 GS JUNIOR HIGH HE FlRST DAYS OF SEPTEMBER brougr e gtty n ne seventh araders to the Jutnror htgh bu1ld1ng for tl e1r trst tralntng there lt also brought mnety one erghth graders tor therr last year ot arade school Two new teachers were added to tre staff ot te chers llrss Iosephtne Rhoades Engl1sh teacher who took the place ot the former Mrss Clarke and Dolores Sanders rnustc teacher X er those ho assumed therr ne dut es Vonda Lea lohnston acted as stude t ltorarlan d rtna the year Thtrtf dollars were obtalned from the paper salvage and ten dollars was recetved from Forest Park for Junror hran members help na rt the paper drrve Students sho Ned thetr p trtottsm by purcnaslng S7 UBB tn bonds and stamps and collecttng ten tons ot paper The football season asnt qu te so suc ess Ll as the oaslqetball season th1s year Those recervtng letters ere hm Borland Manor Colwell hm Fellows Donald Glasgo Walter Green Donald l-lox ery Blll Krnney Kerth Chrrstte and Ronald l-largtn for outstandmg f ora rn tootball Russell Rutl served as student manager for the team Brll imney Kettl Cfrrtste and Russell Ruth lettered rn basketball Gerald I-lowery vas thetr tudent manager Those representtng the school tor D A R a ard x e e lfary lo Cref who placed ftrst Barbara Uhlrnger second and I D Rounds wl o placed thrrd 1n the hrstory te t T10 -n ' 1 Q 3 1 J A t . l - l J . 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J Semors Department Below IS a l1st of the graduatlng senrors ot 44 who durmg the course ot the tour years they have been contmed here never cheated m a test never recerved a detentron and never perpetrated dastardly deeds m therr own mmds concernmg the bodrly weltare ot the faculty lt would seem by the date on the calendar that another year of school has slrpped by te ts n everythmg and the rath r pleasant thought ot how to spend a summer wlth the least posslble exertlon presents rtselt lt s always nlce to lean back ln your own booth at Candy Land and remmrsce or better stlll just lean back lt you can bear to move for a preclous second those dormant cells m your drmpled cranrum ye Sage shall take you back to some ot those prec1ous moments ot yester year Recall lt you wlll the nrght you almost got caught srphonmg gas or 1t you care to the many mghts you went to Clarmda wrth out Mummy and Poppy s wrltten perm1ss1on m tact wrthout the1r knowmg 11 And memorles not so dear of the glrl who srts ln tront ot you the one who spends her n1ghts studymg and then gets all A s You are convmced that you are every b1t as smart as she IS You can console yourself w1th the thougl t that she wlll probably be cr school teacher anyway Or perhaps the team that you dldnt make IS a blot upon your Juvenrle mmd l know you d1dnt make xt for rf you were blg enough to play tootball you are wtthout doubt m the Army by now All th1s and Shot Gun Alley mark the memorable year ot 44 I 71 . . . . 1 , 1 1 -1 1 , N, . D 15 1 -f , . . ., 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .1 . . . . .1 1 - 1 , . What are Adolescents acle of? Parents know what adolescents are made Ch1l1 on hot dogs vamlla ln cokes l'l1lar1ous Whooptng at practlcal Jokes lwtovte star ha1rdos stray berry hpsttck PTGCOCIOUS conmvtngs Sf mg muslc 1th ho ltcks Drtppmg Wtth lousy say kd and Okay Spme on the sofa and feet on the table Frothtng debates on the ments of Gable loud crtes of horror at clean saddle shoes Allerg1c to sweeptng out lamtly garages Nlovtes and popcorn and ,ltterbug terkmg Halllng each other wlth H1 ya what s perktng What are adolescents made of? The Lord only knows what they are made ol' Moods ol h1lar1ty follov ed by gloom Pennants and posters all over the room Vt tser ol cour e than tatloer and mother Collostal d1sda1n for that terrtble ktd brother Allo Nances that melt vvtth tncredtble peed For recordtngs and anythmg else THGQ dont need A ltne unconcern for the dmner that watt And dates and dates and Dates and Datesl That s what adole cent are made ol' f72 l of. , . - . I V J, , . I . , . W MY. . ,v V . 1 , Lumberjack shirts and gardenia corsages. K ' Q' ' ' A ' A J , . . W . S ' s s ADVERTISEMENTS Q HANKS are lushfrably gnven here lo our adver hsers who by thenr and have helped us to finance fhls book Without their klncl co operation at would have been Impossible for us lo have our 1944 Shenandoah l . . . . . . n vv YN 1l'h The bomplunenfs of Furl F Nlag Seed Q0 hurl IL Nluq lresndenf Rctdlo Sfuhon IxM X I74 V0 Y O W A Jo L 1 1 Q 1 3 . . A l , und C K O 7 I ,.1.1.......1,-...,,-...1...1...1...,1,.,,,.,..-,,.. -,.,1...1...................--,.-...--.....-.-.-.. CCNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1944 li yuzw szm PHUTDGRAPHER Ph gpfA h IIO TEEN AGE GIRLS PROM IO 14 Yoder s Tmy To 8. Junlor Shop GIRLS TO I4 BOYS T INFANTS WEAR A N S H U T Z Jewelry Store Established I883 DIAMONDS RINGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Walter V Ross Ieweler HENRY FIELD STORE EDITH S NEWS STAND Magazines Newspapers Shmes coNonATuLAnoNs CLASS or 1944 C cmd R BOOTERY THE RED AND WHITE STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Free Deluvery Servnce E C Llnqulsf Propnelor WE WISH YOU SAFETY 8. SUCCESS IN EVERYTHING YOU DO ADAMS TIRE CO HENRY ADAMS Shenandoah Iowa 76 Clancy Redmond Service PERSONAL LOANS UP TO S300 Pay A Low A S5 OU Per Month GEN INSURANCE 81 BONDS II3 South Elm Phone 492 CLANCY REDMOND BLDG ll I-I-iii-irU0u!1'HvI1uhvlHiHT TEM fi-ilTlilTlliU TTTiT UT-'Vain i I I I ' I I ' ' f I I I I O I I I I ' I I O IU I I I I 1 I .- - -.-.-.-.-.-.-.. .-.. .....,. -1---w- - -H-A---I---H---H - -- .- -.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-.- - -.-.... -g-I-- ---- ------------ - - -' I I 1 I . T I I I I I . I I I I . T I I I ' g I . ..... .-.-.-.-. .... .-.., -P.-. .... ..-I-,.-..-..-.- - .. - , .1 ... -.-- ..-..-I.-.I-L.-I ---- ..-, T.-..-..-I-I-I-I.-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I Q I I 5 S . I I I I I - I I I I ' I I I I ' ,- - - ,,,., -,...-.-, .... .-..g,. .i.,...-I-I-,.-I-,-.-.-..-------I-. WCJRLD ' PUBLISHING COMPANY Shenandoah, Iowa BETTER- flwafwq iwfmfff TELEPHONE I Wll I LX7 I O O O -x 'es, e' Cal WE PRINTED THE 1944 YEAR BOOK '1 REAL ESTATE TCWN PROPERTY AND FARMS For Sale C W GIBSON 5031! W She 1da Phon 620 MRS C O NICKOLS Ladies Apparel Shop FOR e nd Qu My :th For the lowest paces m town for Drug Store Merchanchse always go to Gauss 8. Slmons The Rexall Slore S U N S E T C A F E CANDIES LUNCHES FouNTA1N SERVICE A Complete Stock of Bullclmg Maternal A Complete Bullcllng Service Mule Hlcle Shingles 8. Roofing 4 Square Lumber U S G Plaster Producls SHENANDOAH LUMBER CO PHONE 322 I 78 I -M-I.-M-..-..-M--....,.-II,--M-M--,I-.,,-'AI. +I-In-ml-In-,,I-I.,-,..,-II... --N..I.I- - -M- I I I I I 1 I I g 1 I I . Q Q X I I I I I I . 0 0 l 1 U I I . T E 2 . r n I I e Shenandoah i F ......-.-..--.-..-..-..-..-...-.......-.....,......i. .i-I...m-m,- -.,-...-.I-..-w.-m-w.- - -W.- - -,,,,,-.,,,,,,-,,,-,,-,,-,,-M-,,-N-H-,,P ,!.,-w...n.I--U-M-.U-W-M-I -M.-M-M.-my.-W.. 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I I I I I I I I ' I I . . - I I I I I I . . --------------+ -n------- ---- ---- -I- GREETINGS TO me CLASS or 44 BUCKLEYS SHOE REBUILDING X2 QWG GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 44 SMITH S BARBER SHOP Shop Every Day Supply Store Way W NU WAY CLEANERS Suns made to your own 1nd1v1duaI measurements Hats Cleaned and Blocked Phone 'IOI 5 GAMBLES STORE 705 W Shendan SI-IENANDOAH IOWA ta-J IRISH MARTIN Phon 606 Keenan 8. Clovls ATTORNEYS AT LAW OVER CLOVER FARM STORE Shenandoah Iowa CONGRATULATIONS Future America Nahonal Farm Loan Association 806 Wes! Sheridan Ave Shenandoah Iowa 81 l 5 SI I I .Q ridan 7 511 est Sheridan -.-I..-,.,-.......m.-M..-Im-........-....-,......f.......-ng. .iw-I...-I.,-...-,...-..........-....-.....-,..-..-..---- I I I I ' I I ' I I I , , . . 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