Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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' lo A re f li g pro ram bro ht b ut y dudes ' H' 9 - ' ' was do e to make available spa e for the junior high xx t f S Wm First floor changes involved the rn ' g of ll ple vocational students to the new Agriculture Build- ing which was purchased in the S rin 1952. The former industrial arts r dm w ' ' Jnto two new rooms for use n cal drawin an economics classrooms. On econ dy 3 a divided into a l rar o reading s, a book repair ro a tal hall for s hlc sses. Only one change was required on t hat a in the projection room, which be- ? is yiand physics classroom. Films are o n Adividual classrooms. These changes provide better facilities for the students of SHS. It is our hope that this yearbook will be favored and cherished by the students of SHS as a constant reminder of the happenings of the school year and of the many py days ,ent t ether., rw I g IJ l Qty ix .Vt XS' 9 'T f vt tg Q p x . '-rl' uf! if fy Z j V ff i x '-- x fl if P 'ml ' fa X f y ,fd SMU KQV X V, te -. 1 . ' v lx 4 s., ' .v. .y W. I , 1 X. Y g ' l X nf lfys fl '51 U .t WM jf s K g xg ' t P3 lah Q J lxigl X9 X., l r H vt ff J ' Av' .n .x ' 5.4, 1 Dedication To Nelle Fluharty who for many years has worked tlrelessly and unselflshly IH our hrgh school who has helped many shy students feel more at home who as a Y Teen sponsor has help been a true frlend and 1nsp1rat1on to us all we the Class of 54 wrth great prrde and pleasure dedrcate thrs annual l4l ed assure success to the club's various functionsg and who has Q qi, Board ot Education Students of Shenandoah Hlgh School W1Sh to ex press thelr apprecxatlon to the members of the Board of Educatlon for the xnterest shown In all school functrons Th1S group IS composed of promment men rn the commuruty whose Wholehearted support ot tne school made possrble another success ul yea baugh Sr Treasurer I P McCIoy Sec etary D Kenneth Gee C A McCracken Robert Ross and Dr G L Warm l51 if Members were: I. L. Lindell, Presidentg E, C. Fish- Fishbaugt Gee McCloy McCracken Behind The Scenes Secrefarles Shlrley Beale Marllyn Lorxmor Ianltors Ralph Mcrranvxlle Russell Benedlct Chnf Waters Bus Dnvers Mr Tyner Mr Bcrrtles Mr Sanderson Reverend Max Both the faculty and the students appreclate the tune and effort expended by these members of the staff ln mamtalnlng the hlgh standards of the Shenandoah Pubhc Schools l5l Admumstrators L A LOGAN Mr Logan our superrrrtendent has com pleted nrne consecutrve years of outstandrng servrce The year 1954 brought to corn pletron the achrevement of one of hrs goals two new grade schools and the remodel rng of the hrqh school Thrs however shows only a small por trorr of hrs drrve stamrna and determrna tron to better the Shenandoah Schools you should happen to glance rrrto hrs oftrce you mrght lrnd hrm grvrng helpful advrce to a student rn selectrng a college and career Mr Logarrs popularrty extends much farther than our crty and the halls ol SHS He rs well known throughout the entrre State of lowa as Vrce Presrdent of the Hrgh School Musrc Assocratron As a result of the audro vrsual program that he has set up rrr the publrc schools Shenandoah was selected as host to one of the trve Prlot Centers rn the state Annual Open House rn the schools and the Cadet Teachers Corps were rnstrgated by Mr Logan Through thrs latter medrum he helps students who show an rnterest rn teachrfrg as a professron Mr Logan recerved hrs B A from Drake Unrversrty and hrs M A from the Unrversrty of lowa A S CARLSEN Mr Carlsen has completed hrs srxth year as orrncrpal of Shenandoah Hrgh School rn a manner whrch proves hrs rnterest rn the betterment of edu catron for the students of SHS He has worked drl rgently to satrsfy the needs of the entrre student body Hrs dutres thrs year have been rncreased by the Junror hrgh berrrg moved rnto the hrgh school burld rng and the necessrty of coordrnatrng the actrvrtres of the two ln addrtron to hrs dutres as prrncrpal he holds varrous olfrces rn the state He rs Presrdent of the South Central Drstrrct of the lowa State Educatrorr Assocratron and VrcePres1dent of the Iowa Hrgh School Speech Assocratron Electron to these posr trons proves that not only those rn thrs area but educators throughout the state are aware of Mr Carlsens abrlrty and rnterest rn all matters pertarn rng to better educatronal tacrlrtres Mr Carlsen recerved hrs B A Degree from Dana College at Blarr Nebraska and hrs M A from the Unrversrty of Nebraska rn Lrncoln He has had d drtronal postgraduate work at North Eastern Okla homa State Teachers College and at the State Unr xersrty of Iowa l l . . - I I ' 1 I . . . 4' I I ' r . It I ' I I . . . . I . . . A. . I V . Faculty ROBERT I CREIGHTON Instrurlental Nlusrc n o A um Jr r UIII ll l Xi' IH NX I I+ NP FAX Amr rre rn I rt: r rture I ntrn Sophomore Sponsor A W rrmNoors url IIYQ of Mrss A rmurr I' I I I4 FLUHARTI If lIg'llSh Y Tun Ireshm rn Sponsor Iowa Slate College A Demer Unrursr x DAX ID FLINT Xocatronal A rrculture F F A Sponsor B S Iowa 'state Colley.. IOHlN G-ANYON Englrsh, Coach luy Llulr Sponsor A Buen r rs Dr rke Unrxersrty INEZ GIVYNN Mathematrcs S1 nror Sponsor li A Unrwersrty of our IINDA I HAI L Honlemakrng Junror Sponsor S Iowa Swelo rz IDA MAY HLYVIOOD Scrence, Geometry Y 'leen Sponsor- A B Peru State Tcrcher-1. fflllfgi Unrversrty of Iowa Unrverslty of Nebrrslxr DOLPH JOHNSON English Literature Grammar Social Problems Junror Sponsor Unrwersrty of Nebraslrr A Ne rr rslra VM-.le y rn x -. 'YIURIEL KEEINAN W orld Hrstory Gm ernme nt Nr rrror Tora h and Nr roll S vonsor I A nrxersr x lrmr A rlursl o lox rt! PALI If DVSARD KI-' LI A Amerie n Hrstory Ifconomrcs Geography Asst Foothill loaeh lnrul 1 l I N rs rrror o 1 rr IIN! IN A rs IPI' KIPISON Aocal Wluslr I M M M rx of rrs ISABLI I II I II' School Nurse rshmrn rrsr rl Sponsor N Nmlnr rsl-Ir Methodist Hosp A W ILLIAWI G MII LER Physrcal Ifducatron Coach Basketball Baseball helvramkr Wlslu rn lnrurs ty I nrur-.rtx of lNshr1s a A S rr Unrursrty of Iwhrrs r I -LVIES 'Al AIN! II LE PATTBIRSOIN General Science, Brology Hr A Sophomorr Sponsor Loker Lollrro Unrursrty of Iowr HELEN RICHARDSON! Physrcal lulucatlon Pep Llulw Cheerlm rdu Sponsor B S Northwest Mrssourr Shu Collrgr BARBARA SIL ARS Bookkeeprng Typing' Commercial Law Shen Hr Lan 'sponsor Centra to r 4 LOUISE STRAIGHT Shorthand, Secretarral Trarnrng, Tvprng Annu rl Sponsor B S Northwest Mrssourr Stall Qolleree Amerrcan lnstrtutr of Busrness GEORGE WON BERINIJTH Speech, Oral Englrsh Thesprrn M rsqrn Sz Du.p.er Society Sponsor Pueblo Junror Lollrge A Umursrty ot Colorar o ALFRED VOSS Chemistry, Physics, Drner Trammg Senrnr Cl rss Drrxus L lub Sponsor B A Iovra Stan 'la archers lollepe low r St rtr 'I L rnhr r s Collerq PAUL VS ILSOlN Manual Arts, Coach Football Track S C lub Sponsor S Northwest Mrssourr Sim Kole- Unrursrty of Alalrrmr Unrwr rly oi Wyomrm. ' v . v I ' I I ' I I ' K I I A A ' it '.. -.V I ' '.' 1 r t, - 1' . ' . li. A., S11 Jose Stull- C' llr-go ' ' .. 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I' , f 4 ' , Wm M 1 ' I .J mg y by vm 1 s 2 -WN' 1 'M' I M J -Q' 5- Qi- Student Council WK wt, xx Sta dim: Hoy Hol s Brmk Seated Ifoutch Cla er Ly n H s Zmm Fostertng better relat1onsh1ps between the students and faculty 1S the Ob1eCl1Ve of the Student Councll The councll IS composed ol the tour class presldents and one other representatlve from each of the classes wlth Prln clpal A S Carlsen as faculty representatwe Elect1ons of new class olflcers were conducted at the beglnnlng of the term by the Student Councll ol the prev1ous year New Student Councll members presented a program rn October called Know Your School over KMA The purpose of the program was to explam the extra curncular act1v1t1es of our school Alurnm of SHS were 1nv1ted to the annual Hornecomrng Dance at wh1ch tlme the I-lomecommg Queen and her Attendants were crowned wh1ch was sponsored by the Student Councrl and held at the be-autltully decorated Elks Club Thls group also carrled out the tradltlonal Wh1te Chr1stmas Students were encouraged to brmg gllts, wrapped 1n whtte paper, for the people ln the County Home near Clarlnda An extravagantly decorated tree was placed IH the hall to add to the Chrlstmas sp1r1t A Whlte Chrlstmas Dance was also held at the Elks Club alter a game An extra servlce to the school and communlty was performed by councll members when they served as ushers at the annual Open House ln March Ottlcers of the group were Presldent, hm Foutch, Vlce Presldent, Carol Zimrnerg Secretary-Treasurer, Gloria Cleaverg and Sponsor, Mr. Carlsen. llOl I-lall of Fame Those chosen to the Hall of Fame were students who have brought honor cmd awards to the1r school and class through 1nd1v1dual efforts 1n one or more of the VCITIOUS act1v1t1es lane has shown mterest IH a number of GCl1Vll16S She has been a member of band for four years and v1ce pres1dent th1s past year a member of orchestra her freshman year and of pep band and drum ensemble all four years The ensemble recelved a DIVISION I rat1ng at State Contest her freshman and yumor years Durxng her hlgh school career lane has taken part 1n vocal mus1c Y Teens and mtramurals Other lnterests have been the Future Nurses Club of Wh1ch she was the f1rst pres1dent lnternatlonal Relatlons Club Teenage Dr1vers Club Iunlor Class Play productlon staff Shen H1 Can and 11brar1an for the Cadet Teachers Corps Mark has been out for basketball all four years and was on the vars1ty squad h1s sen IOT year Basketball was not h1s only athlet1c 1nterest as he f1lled the pos1t1on of short stop on the baseball team Because of h1s athlet1c G'4b1lllY he lettered 1n both sports and was 1n1t1ated 1nto S Club h1s sen1or year Mark was secretary of the sen1or class and pres1dent of Key Club of whlch he had been a member for two years He was rewarded for h1s curr1cular ach1evements by bemg elected to Torch and Scroll Mark was also chosen durmg h1s 1un1or year to spend a week at Boys State Outstandmg 1n the f1eld of dramat1cs Dav1d has gone to S ate Contest the last three years and has recelved several DIVISION l Ratmgs He has been ID Dramat1cs Club three years and due to h1s work 1n the Iunlor Class Play became ellglble for Thesp1ar's Dav1d has part1c1pated 1n vocal groups all four years small groups three and he sang IH the All State Chorus wh1le a 1un1or and sen1or He was a member of band all four years treas urer h1s 1un1or year and 1n ensembles two Because of h1s yournal1st1c ab1l1ty and 1n terest Dav1d was chosen Sen1or Ed1tor of Shen H1 Can He was an act1ve member of Torch and Scroll Qu1ll and Scroll the Shenandoah Staff and Key Club of whlch he was VICG pres1dent h1s sen1or year Mar1lyn IS another student who has been actlve 1n school affalrs She has been a band member four years and held off1ces two She part1c1pated 1n pep band ln solo and ensemble compet1t1on and played 1n the All State Band She was a member of g1rls glee and m1xed chorus four years Mar1lyn served as pres1dent of the freshman and sophomore classes v1ce pres1dent of Dramatlcs Club had a role 1n the Iuruor Class Play and was a Thesp1an She was Homecomxng Queen Attendant wh1le a freshman and sophomore She has been a Y Teen served on the cabmet her freshman and sophomore years and was elected Whlle a 1un1or to be delegate to the Y Teen Summer Conference Mar1lyn was a member of Shen H1 Can Shenandoah Staff Teenage Drlvers Club Cadet Teachers Corps Pep Club and lnternat1onal Relatlons Club IANE ANDERSON MARK BALDWIN DAVID MCCRACKEN MARILYN MILLER f l Representative Boy and Curl IIM FOUTCH NANCY RICE Iim Foutch and Nancy Rice were chosen as representative students of the Class of 54 on the basis that they were representative of the student body in both curricular and extra curricular activities that they best exemplify the highest ideals and standards of the senior class and that they possess the following traits character leadership scholarship personality reliability and the courage to do right regardless of outcome to self or friends Iim was honored in his senior year by being elected president of his class and as president of the Student Council he fulfilled his dutes faithfully and well He was a member of both Drivers Club and Key Club his Junior and senior years While a 1un1or he was elected as one of the representatives to Hawkeye Boys State Iim played football all tour years and lettered the last two making him eligible to membership in the S Club for those years This past year hm was elected by the members of the S Club to serve as Vice president of the organization Nancy s most prominent activities have been centered around the music department where she has been a member of freshman sextet mixed chorus and girls glee for four years and ot the madrigal her senior year Acting as student director for the Junior class play Nancy became a member of Thes plans and The Masque and Dagger Society During her Junior year she had the honor of being chosen to Hawkeye Girls State by the local American Legion Auxiliary Because ot her qualities of leadership Nancy was elected as a class officer her freshman year and as treasurer ol the Y Teens this past year. Other interests were reflected through her active membership in Y- Teens Cadet Teachers Shen-Hi-Can Quill and Scroll Pep Club and as senior editor of the Shenandoah. l12l Sensor Qlllcers JIM FOUTCH CAROL ZIMMER Class Presldent 4 Student Counul Prfsulf nt 4 llrlvers Club 3 4 Football 1 2 'S 4 K y K lub 'fl 4 S Club 3 4 Vnce Presldent 4 CLAIRE LAVONE UPP All State Orchestra 1 Cadet Teachers 4 Cheerleader 3 Class Offlcer 34 Class Plaly 3 Dramatxcs 3 Dramatxcs Club 1 2 3 4 Drlvers Club 4 Homecom 1 2 3 4 Offxcer 3 4 Quxll K: Scroll 3 4 Shen H1 Can 12 3 4 Thesnmns 3 4 Torch 8: Scroll 34 Vocal Musxc 12 3 4 Small Groups 3 4 All State 4 Plano Contest 3 Y Teens 12 3 4 Presmdent 4 State Cab met 4 fJefferson 1 2 3 Shenanclolh 'S 41 Cadet Teachers 4 Class Offxcer Student Councxl 4 FHA 1 CAA '41 Intramurals 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Presldent 4 Quxll Staff 123 Shenandoah 4 Shen H1 Can 4 Torch Ez Scroll 4 Tumbling 4 MARK BALDWIN Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class S cretary 4 Key Club 34 President 4 SClub 4 Torch H Scroll 4 CAROLYN ANNE ABRAHAMSON Cadet Te Lchers 4 Class Treasurer 4 Dr xmatlcs Club 4 Drivers Club 4 Intmmur xls 1 2 3 4 O chestra 1 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Productxon Staff 3 Q :ll Sz Scroll 3 4 Shenandoah 1 3 4 Freshman Editor 1 Shen H1 Can 1 2 3 4 Torch Sz Scroll 4 Voc ll Muslc 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 .hm Foutch, Presldent, Carol Zlmmer, Student Council, Lavone Upp, V1cePresndent Mark Baldwm, Secretary Carolyn Abrahamson, Treasurer 3 ' ' -: ' f- 7 --: 'z f ---.' 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' We 'ICS Sensors JANIC E ACKERBERG nd l 2 A 'S 1 e 3 C1 e Teachers 4 Futurt Nurses 4 Pep Band 3 4 Production Staff 'S Shen lCan l ocal Muslm IZ Teens 1 2 'S BOBBIE LFE AHRENS bane al Course JANE ANDERSON Band l 2 3 4 Ensembles 1 2 3 4 Ll brarxan 3 Vxce President 4 Cadet Teachers 4 Drivers Club 4 Future Nurses 4 President 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 IRC 2 3 4 I-I1storxan 3 Or chestra 1 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Pro ductlon Staff 3 Shen H1 Can 1 2 JOANNE BEESON Band 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Cheerlead e 2 Class Officer 23 Student Council 3 Class Play 3 Dramatlcs Club 8: Contest 34 Drlvers Club 34 Intramurals 34 IRC 4 O chestra 1 Pep Band 34 Pen Club 1 2 3 4 Offlcer 4 Quill 5 Scroll 3 4 Shenandoah 3 4 Shen H1 Can l 2 3 4 Thespmns 34 Vocal Muslc 12 34 YTeens 1234 Cxblnet 24 SANDRA BIS P Hand I 2 3 Ensemble 1 2 Cadet Teachers 4 Dramatlcs Club 34 Drxvers Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Production Staff 3 Pen Club Vocal Musxc 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 lllffl-:5 sl-0 A-V61-1' Gee WILLIAM HOWARD BRAN N EN Basketball I 2 Class Offncer 12 Football 1234 H Y 1234 retary 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 IRC 2 3 4 Vlce-President 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Leland Austm History Award 3 S Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Shenandoah 2 3 4 Shen H1 Can 1 2 Torch 8: Scroll 3 4 SHARON L ADKINS C det Telchers 4 Commercx nl tourse Intr lmurlls 12 5 Y Teens DOIN N A ANDI' RSON Culst Teachtrs 4 Intramurals 17 3 4 Pxoductxon Staff 3 Shen Hx Can 3 Toxch 8: Suoll 4 Vocal Musnc 124 YTeens1Z34 MAX KENNETH BAIN Genex ll Course JOYCE P BE NEDICT Ladet Teachers 4 Intramurals 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Tovch 8: Scroll 4 Vocal Mu-uc 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 HAROLD BOHRER Baseball 2 FPA 1234 Treasurer 4 Productlon St M73 Tr ck 3 RAYMOND BRYANT Gene: al Course Ba - -3-4. ll-Stat . q ,.d t D N .3' 'I . 3-145 Q 2.7-:g -I-51-2 H: 1 v .-.:s-4: Y- 3-4. 1 Vocal Music 1-2 5-4: Y-Teehs 1-2-3:4f r c l ' - L . ' - 5 ' - la : r- ' - 3 g ,' --a 2:35 5 : . U IL P . . 'ex . Q .3 i- slecl - : - - - - : a - ' ' - 1 ,. , l l 14 ll SALLY JO BUCKLEY Drivers Club 3 4 P p Club 12 14 Production Staff 3 Shen H1 Can 12 3 Vocal Music 12 3 4 Accom pamst 1 Y Teens I 2 3 4 RICHARD L CARLSON General Course MARILYN CON NELL Cadet Te-'xchers 4 Intramur mls I 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Z Shenando nh 2 Y Teens 1 2 MARY EVELYN COOPER Cadet Teachers 4 Cheerleader 4 Class Play 3 Dramatncs Cluh 34 Drivers Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Shen I-I1Can 4 Thespians 3 4 Vocal Music 1 2 'i 4 Small Groups 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 PHYLLIS DELEHANT Cadet Teachers 4: Intramura 1-2- : Pep Club 1-2: Y-Teens 1-2. JERRY EDSON Drivers Club 3-4' Football 1-2-3' Hi- Y 2-3-45 Shenandoah 4: S-Club 4: Truck 1-2-3-4: Vocal Music 2-3-4' Winter Track 4. bfi? 'N Seniors NORMA ARLILNE BUICK C idet Teachers 4 He trt Thr0h Queen 4 Shenandoxh 4 Shen H1 Ca Vocal Music 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 Z 3 4 KEITH COLLIER Drivers Club '34 Production Saff 3 Shen H1 Can 4 Shenandoah 4 MARLENE CONNELL Cldet Teachers 4 Intramurals 1 '14 Pen Club17 YTeens 123 JESSA GERALD DAVIS Football 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 Production S aff 3 S Club ocxl Music 1234 All Stxe Solo 4 SHIRLEY ANN DEPKE Cadet Teachers 4 : Intramurals 1-2- 3-4 : Librarian 3-4 : Shenandoah 4 Z Shen-Hi-Can 4 I Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. MARION L. GLASGO A dx Sensors I I CHARLENE MARIE HEAD Cadet Teachers 4 Dram mes Club 1 2 3 4 Stcrftarv 1 2 President 4 Contest 1 Z 3 4 State 3 Drivers Club I4 Intramurals 12 3 4 IRC 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Pep Club l 2 3 Pro 1111011011 Stuff .3 Quill 8: Scroll 34 Thesmms 3 4 Shenandoah 4 Shen 1 n 2 3 4 Tumbling, 4 Vocu uslc 12 3 eens 1 1 :mt 3 VERI IN HIGGINS lbllswold 1 Shenandoah 2 3 41 B'1ncl En emblts 34 H Y 01N NIE HOLDRIDGE li md Z 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Ca et Teachers 4 Productlon Staff 3 Future Nurses 4 Secretary Treasurel 4 IRL 3 4 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Qulll 8: Scroll 4 Shenandoah 4 Shen H1 Can 1 2 4 Drners Club 53 Vocal Mus c 12 3 4 Y Teens ALICE HOY Cadet Te :che-rs 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 Intramurals 2 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 CLAIR ROBERT JOHN SON nd 1 2 Ba eball 1 2 3 Drxvers Club 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Football 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Chaplain 4 ro duction Stuff 3 Vocal Muslc 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 4 Solo 3 4 All State KATHERINE KAMPE tCobur5, 1 Essex 2 Shenandoah 3 4b Basketball 1 Cadet Teachers 4 Cheerleader 2 Class Offlcer 1 C ass Play 3 Declamatlon 23 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Drlvers Club 3 4 IRC 4 Iep Club 3 Thesplans 34 Vocal Muslc 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 All State 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 VIVIAN ANN HEAD Band 2 3 4 Cadet Teachers 4 Dru matlcs Club 234 IRC 2 Future Nurses 4 Historian 4 Pep Club l Productmn Staff 3 Shen H1 Cm 12 3 4 VocalMus1c12 3 4 Y Teens L xblne ,WM DUANTE Class Pl xy 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Key Llub 2 3 4 S Club 3 4 Treas urer 4 Track 12 3 4 CLARE L HORNING Band 1 2 3 4 President 3 4 Drxvers Club 34 H Y1 Kev Cub em Band 2 3 4 Vocal Musxc 3 4 GENE JAMES Baseball 34 Basketball 12 Drxvexs Club 3 4 Foothill 12 3 H1 Y1234 Key ClulJ234 DELBERT LEROY JONES Class Offlcer 1 23 Student Councnl 1 Basketball SHIRLEY LEITZEN Cadet Teachers 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Commercial Course SARAH E LORANCE L adet Teachers 4 Dram ntlcs L lub 3 yr 1 Vocal Music 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 MARY MARSHALL Cadet Teachers 4 Intramurals 12 3 4 Lubrary 1 Y Teens 12 3 4 MARILYN MILLER Band 1 2 3 4 Officers 5 4 All St te 3 4 Solo 81 Ensemble 2 3 4 C ldet Teachers 4 Class Plxy 3 Class Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Contest 2 4 Drxvers Club 3 4 Home coming Attendant 1 3 IRC 2 4 Pen Band 2 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 Qulll 6 Scroll 3 4 Shenandouh 2 4 Shen H1 Can 1 2 3 4 Thesplans 4 Tum mg 4 Vocal Muslc 1 2 3 4 Teens 1 2 3 4 Officer 2 3 DICK MURPHY N-' Baseball 2 3 4 Clps '1 3 1 matics Club 3 4 H1 1 2 3 T eq pmns 3 4 S Club 4 Vocal Musxe 1 2 4 DON NELSON Baseball 1 2 Drxvers Club 3 4 Presn ent 4 A S C u Track 3 4 DAN OFFENBURGER Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Y1234 Key Club 34 ro ductzon Staff 3 Shenandoah 4 Sh n Hx Can 12 3 4 Vocal Music 12 3 4 Sensors DAVID MCCRAC KEN Band 1 2 3 4 Officer 3 hnsembles 3 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 Class Pl xy '3 Dramatms 2 3 4 Drnmatmcs Club 4 HY1234 KeyClub2 Offzcen 4 National Thespmn Awxrd 3 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Shenandoah 4 Shen H1 Can 1 2 3 4 Editor 4 Torch dz Scroll 3 4 Vocal Music 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 2 3 4 All State BOB 'NIAYI' R asmba 1234 Bl-.kttbx Class Play 3 Dram :tics Club 4 Football 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Vmce Pres: dent 4 S C luh 4 PHYLLIS MORHAIN Voc'1l Muslc 12 3 4 Y I'eens 1 2 3 4 IMOGLNE MUTCHLER Intramurals 3 Y Teens I 2 3 COLLEEN O'DAY Cadet Teachers 4 D A R Award 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Intramurals 34 Productxon Staff 3 Shenandoah 3 Torch 5 Scroll 4 Y'I'eens 4 BOB OSSIAN Baseball 1 2 3 4 Easketball 1 2 3 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Drxvers Club 3 4 ootball l 2 3 4 H Y 2 3 e Cub 234 SClub34 6 1 I l-3: -- :--2 ' 2 4' - -' 1 ' I -' I -3- Q '- 1 -3-4. 1-2- -41 IBC 3.41 Pe Cllb 3-4: 2 - . 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' lj ' x-nl -:UP'l ' 'I ' 1 : e - F ---1 i- 1--: Ky l 17 J Sensors BEVERLY PAYNE C a d e t Teachexf. 4 Commexcxal Course L bxax x xn 3 IIM PERKINS Cf neral Course PHYLLIS RHOADES Drxvers Clulx 34 Homccomxnil At tendant 2 Intramurals 12 'Z 4 IRC 2 3 4 Marchxmz Band Twxrler 12 3 4 Solo 8: Ensemble 4 Pep Club IZ 3 4 Product on St xff 3 Quxll 8: Scroll 3 4 Shenandoah 3 4 Shen Hx Can 12 3 4 Vocal Musxc I2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 JOAN RIMA Future Nurses Club 4 GAIL E ROSE Band 3 4 Solo 4 Ensemble 3 4 Homecomxngz Attendant 4 Intramur als 1 Pep Band 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Productxon Staff 3 Shen Hx Can Vocal Musxc 1 2 3 4 Sma Groups 4 Solo 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 CAROLYN BRADFORD ROTTON Band 3 4 Ensembles 4 Cadet Teach ers 4 Class Play 3 Dramatxcs Club 34 Drxvers Club 34 Intramurals 4 C Pe x C u 1 2 Pep Band 4 Shenandoah 3 4 Shen Hx Can 1 2 3 4 Vocal Musxc 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 8: Solo 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 3 KAY PEARSON lTalmage 1 2 3 Shen xndoah 41 Band 3 4 Ensemble 4 Cadet Teachers 4 Cheerleadex 3 Class Play 3 Cla-SS Presxdent 13 FFA Sweetheart 3 Homecomxng. Attendant 1 Intra mxrals 1234 Pp Cub 12 Vxce-Pxesxdent 4 Spot Lxyzht 3 Torch 5 Scroll 4 Voc xl Musxc I 2 'E 4 Small Gxoups 1 2 '3 4 Y Teens 4 WAY NI' PERRY Cenex xl Couxse NANCY ANN RICE Cadet Teachexs 4 Production Staff 3 Class Offxcer l Declamatxon 3 Dramxtxcs Club 4 Hawkeye Gxrla ate 3 Pep Clulx I 2 3 Qux Scroll 4 Shenandoah 3 4 Edxtor 4 Shen Hx Can 1 2 3 Thespxans 3 4 Vocal Musxc I 2 3 4 Arcompanxst 1 Small Groups 1 4 Solos 2 4 All State 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 BOB ROLLER Drxvers Club 3 4 Football 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Shenandoah 4 Track 3 4 Wxnter Track 4 Intramurals 1 2 Vocal Musxc 1 2 3 4 KENNETH FOSS Rand 1 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 3 Dramatxcs 1 3 Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 Drxvers Club 3 4 Hx Y 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Shenandoah 2 4 Shen Hx Can 2 Thesp ans 3 4 Vocal Musxc 1 2 3 4 Smell Groups 3 4 All State 3 4 ANN RYDBERG Cadet Teachers 4 Presxdent 4 Class Play 3 Dramatxcs 34 Dramatxcs Club 34 Treasurer 4 IRC 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Queen Attendant 4 Quxll Q Scroll 4 Shenandoah 2 3 4 Shen Hx Can 1 2 3 4 Vocal Musxc 1234 YTeens 123 Ivy.: ,-4. L L J DAVID SHAW Drivers Club 'Z 4 H1 Y 3 4 Shenan doah 3 4 Vocal Musxc Z '34 CONNIE LIIN DA STLWVART lS.1nta Monica 1 Shenindoah 2 3 41 Lxdet Teichers 4 Cheerleader 1 Z 'fl 4 Class Pl xy 1 3 DFAIDHYICS 2 3 4 Drivers Club 4 IRC 3 4 Intramurxls 12 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 '3 4 Asst Drill Leader 3 Shin Hu Lan 54 Spannsh Club 1 Thespmn-4 'l 4 Vocnl Music 4 1 Tuns 7 OZRO E W EST lan-.eball IZ 34 Drlvus Cl lb 3 4 Vice P185 dent l Sec! t uy Tie xsurer Football 2 'S H Y 1 4 L President l Presxdent 4 Intlamux .als 1 2 3 Key Club 3 4 Leland Aus tm Awxrd 3 Shenandoxh 4 Asst Editor 4 Vocxl Musxc P 14 Small Gloups 4 JOHN lb WYILLI-Xhlb Basketball Class Offlcer Student Councll 3 Football 123 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 IRC 23 xndoah 1 2 '34 SCluh 4 Tlack 12 3 Vocxl Muse Z LL! Jeff 1 f Sensors SIIIRLILY ANN STEPHENS Gene: ll Course DONALD WALTLRS fBlftnchzud 1 2 Shenandoah 3 Ihskethnll 1 7 B1-sebxll 2 4 IFA 4 DAVID VVHITEI-IILL Ls-. 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' ' ss Senior Hnstory September 1 l95l was a great day ln the lrves of one hundred students 1n Shenandoah because they enrolled as freshmen tn the Halls ol SHS Th1s was a memorable day for 1t began a deltmte growlng up perlod tn the1r llves Freshman class ollrcers Were Davld McCracken B111 Brannen Marllyn Mlller Nancy R1ce and Delbert lones Student Counc1l members were Davld and Martlyn Marllyn Mlller was chosen queen attendant tor hornecomlng Then came 1952 and Sllly Sophomores was the1r mcknarne The stu dents elected Delbert Iones Davrd McCracken B111 Brannen Mar1lyn M1ller and loanne Beeson as class ofhcers Belonglng to Student Councll were Martlyn Mlller and Delbert Iones lo Beeson and Conme Stewart were se lected as cheerleaders and Phyllls Rhoades was the queen attendant Iolly Iumors was the next step Class electlons were held and as a result Delbert tones lo Beeson Iohn Wrllrams Lavone Upp and Davld Mc Cracken were chosen w1th Student Counc1l members loanne Beeson and Iohn W11l1ams Marllyn M1ller was aga1n elected homecormng attendant Conme Stewart was chosen cheerleader and Lavone Upp was selected as the other On November 20 and 21 the tumor class play entltled Mother 1S a Freshman was presented lt was a great success and from a large cast etght quahtted for Thesptans Boys and Glrls State was another h1ghl1ght ot the tun1or year B111 Brannen Davld McCracken Mark Baldwln and Irm Foutch were selected for Boys State wh11e Nancy Rlce was to attend Glrls State Another btg event was the Leland Austln l-l1story Test lt IS an award glven to tumors for outstandlng work ln the held of hlstory B111 Bran nen won flrst prtze and Ozro West second To close th1s busy and eventful year the tumor sen1or prom was held May 21 The theme was Evenlng tn Pans Now the last chapter of the1r hlgh school career the semor year Seven ty two Grand Old Semors were enrolled Elected semor presldent was 11m Foutch To serve 1n hxs cabmet were Lavone Upp Mark Baldwln Carolyn Abrahamson and Carol Ztmmer Davld McCracken was the edltor of Shen 1-11 Can and the edltor of the annual was Nancy RICE 1-lomecormng queen was Lavone Upp wlth Gall Bose and Ann Rydberg as semor attendants Mary Cooper was semor cheerleader along Wlth Conme Stewart Colleen O Day was selected by her classmates to rece1ve the D AB Award As the years pass the members of the Class of 1954 w1ll go the1r separate ways but may they always remember these hlgh school years together a the best years of the1r ltves 1211 1 1 1 1 , . .. . 1, . . 1 1 1 1 .. . 11 . I I I I - 1 1 - 1 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . .. . , ,, . , . . . . .. . . I - ' . 11 I I ' 4 .. . ,, . . . - 1 1 I ' T . . , 1 , S ,, . . 11 Snaps 1 Ten e None-rt 2 How econ lro Po ode 3 Attendo f Cho en by underclcssmen meer Gro womor ottercmm e-CNY' Se 4 Ir e ou or we ee MGVCh1PG Bord 8 C10 mda Football G1 9 Pre hm on orlooker IO Who wlll be uee-n'9 II G ond ontrcrce' 2 F e 'mm n I-Orr o mu Pu or I I 4-Q A .4 .Q ' 5 15-R , f Go 6-T' I1 if I' df 1, 73 Q - r - . 1- r S. e in 'I .ec rn' .4 r de, 22 Class Qfficers 12217 ...Q-.fm ,Q ..-ar 'x 'rw ,v-., Q.. Sophomore lfldlllp sr Hesx N nlul Iixmxn Holmn, John on Pruhmln 5tdIldlH1,, How NILAtee xufl -Xbxdhwmun Lynn lx P E231 Q ,, 'AJ Q 'P' 9 trw Xwf 4 f 4 JE f Juniors: Standing l unkhon:4or, Cfleawn-r. S1-me-41 Gardnm-r, Hrink, Ely. S 'sz St: ' f Ru.'s'l1. Sv: - - ', s , A : J' A' ' . Sw- . -' . r . ' . D':k,. Juniors ln the closs of l955 there were ergthy one students enroll ed for thetr thrrd yeor of hrgh school Almost every member rn the Juntor Closs wos busy tn extro Currlculor octtvltres Mony ot the grrls porttctpoted ln Y Teens ond severol of the boys ln l-lt Y FPA ond Key Club Both boys ond grrls were octtve tn the ln ernotlonol Relotlon Club ond the Mosque ond Dogoer Soc ety Pep Club cloumed mony Jun tors os members wlth Co ohne Ely Koree lslovenden ond Io Ann S fonson os cheerleoders Seventeen ls Terrtc vos the lllgllly successful Clos ploy Fourteen students eorned pomts to Nord membershto tn the Thesprons Club The t Jelve octresses ond octors oc Ceo ed v ere Tom Archer Dtxte l-lutt Koree Hovenden Terry Meyers Chorlene Corroet loon Boldwm Dlck Gordner Gene Brlnlc ond Sonto VV1ll1oms Atlnlettcs clo med 1t hore of students rn both the motor ond mlnor sports Boys ond grrls ohke portlclpoted rn tn ro murols Su7onne Lo.1don x os the l-lomecomlng Attendont lor the closs Both vocol ond rnstrumentol muslc oroups ottrocted stu dents of the closs of 55 The most rremoroole event ol the yeor wos the Iunlor oenlor Prom Tne Jun or vvtshed to moke thts on outstondlng event ln the mlnds ol the semors Thot des1re certomly come true w1th the excellent old of the sponsors who were Mrs Foll Mr Iohnson ond Mr Kelly l24l . , r . TVA! . . 1. 'X . i i ,' J ' ' 3 1 ' ' 'L 4 . hx. , lv, . T I v . ' ' L 1 . 1 , , , McGinnis, Yvonne Funkhouser, Io Ann Swonson, Ronnie . ' . i 's s ' . ' ' t ' A . D A. F' , A . . , . . E y . fi. . l AJ t A A C . , , Q S W .5 .I V , 4 MMS 'T Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Juniors 'll :Pl fm., ww wise dei- 10- 4323 AMW A dats gf 'W 'R ,si Ahrens Anderson D Archer T Archer Arntal Baldwin Bfxllam Benedict R V Black Blackburn liolllnger Boyd Braymen Brxght Bunk Brown Cmrpel Cass Cmstle Chrlstmnson Cleaver Common Colson Cox Cxoy Custer Desh Drxke Ely Exhart Funk Funkhouscr Caulner Gllhhllht Good Gourley Graham Hem Henderson Hovenden Howxrd Hudson Hunter Hutt Irvln James Jones Kllbanc Ksh Lair Llllle Loomis Loudon Lumly McG1nn1s Muburgel Meyers Moffet Ne'-,mlth Nlcholas Ollne Olson Pearson Pettmgnll Renxnder Roschke Reubenklng, Seddon Smith Stevens Swanson Taylor D Thompson J Thomson E Benedict White Williams Wllson Wood Wrlght Black l l N, X lu- Y 'lll ' . 1 'V ,hw X. 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U1 , . 25 Sophomores oll e e o e ods mr na t e as one una ed rteeu l te ca to nsors ere If and lflr Vatte sou Qophomores ere ell rer resen ea tn all ot the club lt e Y Teens and ll Y acau rea l rty and src member re s, oct vely Stx scphor tores e e added to the Key Club rol ana ldurteen to tt FPA lflan glrls v ere act ve IF the e l nal m tnterested rrany tth t ve t dents on the Shenondoa tc t 'md mneteeh on tte Shen l-lt Can stall Several lfoy ere out tor athlettcs and dd x ell tn tl e leld ol sports Rdssell Slauter Dtck Llvermore Ld Regan and Larry Cralg lettered tn football ana were ln ttated 1nto the 5 Club The boys were also actlve tn basketball track and baseball Derry w olford lerry Stanlev Rode Harms Mtlce N eston and Iohn Kampe were student manaaers There were varrous members art1c1pat1na tn the vocal mdsc department Several sophomores were members ot the gtrls and boys glee clubs and a few were selected for mtx ed chorus Drck Browr and J ne Van Buslarlc were chosen t srng rn the madrt al lane also accompanted one ot the gtrls glee clulos D ck parhcloatea IH All State Chorus tn De llotnes durlna tre lhanlcsgtwr Holtday Several sophomores turned out tor 1nstrumental muslc beverly Grant sophomore homecomlng queen attendant served tor the secot d year as drum mayorette Compettt on o th s year tmds the class hart may throuall tts h gh scnool career a d loolc no tor lard to the tx o wears to or o t2nl f llnr 'in nt in tfi pnomor Qc at the liieat A Ar V of 'll 'gear 11 lre l tl ct. 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V . ? -f H 4 'fx f S Club KK si ,gl ,fv- B ck Ro Hoy Exhart Ossran B Jones Moffet Wrllmms Llllre Thrrd Rfovk Nelson Hunt L ermore Kxlbane Cralg Seddon OLIHS Qecond Row Mayer Edson Baldwin Whlte Regan Slautel Front R0 Murphy Hllfzel Foutch Brdnnen Drake Gvurley Comrton Earnrng a letter IS the goal of every Mustang To obtam one ot these awards an athlete must prove h1s ab1l1ty on the grrdrron or the maples by playmg 1n at least one half ot the quarters lt can be earned rn track by ga1n1ng ten pornts rn a track meet or by playlng halt ot the 1nn1ngs tn baseball The owners ot these letters belong to an organrzatlon known and respected as the S Club The purpose of the Club 1S to promote good sprrrt and good sportsrnomshrp not only among the athletes but throughout the school On March l2 the S Club sponsored 1ts annual all school dance rn the gymnasrum The members decorated the gym nasrum and new members provrded entertarnment rn the form of a floor show Ottrcers of the S Club ID l954 were Presldent, B111 Bran nen, Vlce Presrdent, llm Foutch, and Secretary Treasurer, Duane I-lllger Club sponsors were Coach Wrlson and Coach Mrller l3Ol of - V , -. Tm -f , v .if uvz Z- 52. - , A ,si g Mx 'aw LS? ' rr .4 f it X sa -,.,. A. - ' , ' , Q t 3 H A , A l 1 A . f N: ft '- .R D , . . a w: , - , ' ' , . , , ' , ' ' . ' V: , , iv -, ' , ' , , ' ' . -495 I-lomecommg 3, 'Q Gcnl Rose Lavone Upp Queen Ann Rydberg Suzanne Loudon Beverly Grunt Ruth Greenwalt L to R Rose, DGVIS Upp, Brcmnen, Rydberg, Foutch I 31 1 Football Bulk Ron F Shm Lian. B B1 mnen Ixlllmne- Repxn Osslxn B Jlmes C Peterson L John'-on R Hums NLcondRow Hoy Poutch McAtee Moffet Exhart Ullne Dfnls H Dr ke Henderson Howard front Row Compton D Lnumore Goutle-X Nlxuter Be-nedmct Mnbmnls J Brannen Llllxe Whlte Brml-t Ntc0miRnu Weston We-lnh Vlhltehlll Hunt B Peterson Mwttes J D1 the Whltney Meyers Pron xx 'llahnnex C IIXLIITIOIE Thompson Nmlth B1 xymcn Jone Holmes Kxmpe Only one returmng regular player was on hand for the start of the l953 football season Coach Paul Wtlson clatmed sophomore Drck L1ve.more as the only startlng veteran As the squad was predomtnately sophomores and rumors the outlook for future seasons was bnght Twenty candrdates earned therr S mono grams tour semors eleven 1un1ors tour sophomores and one fresrnan The Mustangs reached thetr peak of performance rn the Creston and Nebraska Clty games ln the Hawkeye Erght t1lt wtth Creston the team ca'ne through w1th a 38 l9 at Mustang F1eld later rn the season Perhaps the strangest rncrdent wrtnessed by Shenandoah tans at a loot loall aame occurred durrng the 6 6 tte w1th Glenwood on the home teld Wrth the Mustangs holdrng a 6 O lead 1n the second quarter the l1ght1ng sys tem at Mustana Freld tarled and the game was delayed for over an hour wh1le workmen ltxed the drtlrcultres When the hghts were agarn turned on the lrery Mustang attack had cooled and Glenwood salvaged the aamte wrth a t1e score 321 BUCK Row: D. JOTIHSOH. Chambers, Irvin. Good. J. Pearson. McMullen. Gilchrist., Jeffers, :Row .- 5. IH' ', : A . 'z' 1, s, Q, s . l Football 1 y lx xr O MG tR.o L RECORD SI-IENANDOAH ABRAHAM LINCOLN SHENANDOAH GLENWOOD SHENANDOAI-I VILLISCA SHENANDOAI-I ATLANTIC SHENANDOAH CLARINDA Sl-IENANDOAH CORNING SI-IENANDOAH NEBRASKA CITY SHENANDOAH RED OAK LETTERMEN Ends Ilm Foutch Norval Olme Bob L1ll1e Frartcls Shaw Tackles Bob Osslan Bob Iames Larry C alg Guards B111 Brannen Pat K1lbane Ed Regan Dale Erhart Centers Hugh Drake Gerald Davls Backs Russ Slauter Everett Compton DlCk L1vermore Ierry McG1nn1s Rlchard Gourley Delbert Whxte Buddy Hoy T331 Defense Back Row: Whi e, Gourle , Livermore, Compton, Slauter. Front Row: Foutch, James, Erhart, Drake, 'ilbane, Crui , Oline. ffense Back Row: c innis, Livermore, Compton, Slauter. Fron w: Foutch, James, Brannen, Drake, Kilbane, Ossiun, illie. SHENANDOAH .....,.................. 38-12 .................................... CRESTON ' r ' . Basketball Bxck Rov H rms Baldvfm Lnexmore D1 Lke Goull y Bullock Stanley lmnt Ro Comlton Qlautex White Hunt James Punk SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH QHENANDOAH SHENANDOAI-I Sl-IENANDOAH QI-IENANDOAI-I RECORD SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 3 2 3 U LETTERMEN Mcxrk Bcxldwm lohn Wllllcxms Everett Compton Hugh Drake Rlchcrd Gour ley Russell Slauter Dlck Lwermore I34l BEDr ORD CLARINDA VILLISCA RED OAK GLENWOOD CRESTONI CORNING CLARINDA VILLISCA RED OAK GLENWOOD CRESTONI CORNING CLARINDA ATLANTIC NEBRASKA CITY ,....... AAAAAAAAAAA28-44 AAA .A AA ,.... ,.,. A A 39-40 ,.,,.. A A A A AA A AA A AA A AA 48-65 .AAA AAAA A AA AA A . A AAAA AA AA A 29-4I A A SI-IENANDOAH AA AA AA AA A AA AAAA AA A A 40-55 A A AAAAAA A A AA AA ATLANTIC AAAA AA AA A AA 23-52 AA AA AA A A A AA A A 34-57 AA A A A AAAA AAAA A AAAA 4 6-59 AAAAAAA AAAA A AA A A A A 35-45 A A A A I AA 47-44 A A A A AA AAAA A A 6-4 AAAA A A AAAAA AA A A AAAAA A 63-SI AA Basketball Back Row Pearson Welch Hoy Peterson Front. Row Mattes Brannen Holmeb Whutney Smnth SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH RECORD 35-34 4 6 3 41 4 35 45-41 30 7 34 6 46 42 34 3 35-43 28-43 33 3 3 6 28 54 41-40 I35I BEDFORD CLARINDA VILLISCA RED OAK GLENWOOD CRESTOII CORNING ATLANTIC CLARINDA VILLISCA RED OAK GLENWOOD CRESTON CORNING ATLANTIC NEBRASKA CITY Track Back Row Hem James Delehant Ollne Whrte Fourth Row Anderson Gardner V Black McNew Braymen Boehne Stambaugh Thomson Harms L Gourley Meyers Thrrd Row Good Crfug Swank Chambers Mattes Wolford V Whrtehlll Jones Wrllrams Bohrer Custer D Whrtehrll Second Row Slauter R Gourley Bullock Roller Rhoades Henderson Alley Compton Lrvermore Edson Whrtney Nelson Kllbafne First Row Shaw T Black Hrlger Hall Seddon McG1nnrs Hunt Moffet McMahon Llllre Thomas Harrel LETTERMEN SENIORS SOPHOMORES Darwrn Alley Carroll Gutschenrrtter Emerson Hall B111 Harrel Bernle Henderson Don Rhoades Orlrn Teachout Kelth Thomas IUNIORS Ierry Edson Duane Hrlger Don Nelson Everett Compton Rlchard Gourley Pat Kllbane Bob L1ll1e Ierry MCGIHHIS Don Moffet Irrn Seddon FRESHMEN Dlck Hunt Drck Lrvermore Ilm McMahon Russell Slauter On Aprrl ll the 1953 track season opened at the Tarkro Track Meet Shenandoah placed ln a relay the pole vault and shot put The followrng Fnday the locals were rn seventh place wrth 21 pornts at the Cardlnal Relays rn Clarrnda Shenandoah played host at the annual Mustang Relays Aprrl 21 Boys Town won thrs meet 1n whrch ten records were broken On the followlng Tuesday Shenandoah entered the Crest Relays at Creston Hender son placed hrst rn the pole vault as he had done the week before rn the Mustang Relays Frlday May l the Mustangs won a dual meet on the home crnders over Clarmda Pornts were equal untll the hnal event whrch the Mustangs won to chnch the meet by 5 lf 3 points Coach Wllsons track team placed thlrd at the Drstrlct Track Meet held rn Clarrnda on May 8 belng beaten for second place by Clarlnda l l!2 pomts The Mustangs placed tourth rn the Hawkeye Elght Conference Track Meet held at Clarlnda on Wednesday May 13 On Frrday May 22 Shenandoah placed rn three events pole vault low hurdles and 440 yard relay ID the State Meet held at Drake Stadrum Shenandoah scored frve pornts rn thrs hrghly COmpelll1Ve meet l36 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 - , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 1 - I D Baseball .414 Back Row Meyers Harms Braymen Hovenden Holmes Brannen Welch Johnson Gilchrist Gourley Second Row Irvin Ossmn J.-xmes West Mayer Murphy Drake Livermore lfnrst Row B.-xldwm Gardner Alley Henderson Hunter Rhoades Compt0n RECORD LETTERMEN Catcher Don Rhoades SHENANDOAH GLENWOOD Pitchers Dick Murphy Bob Mayer SHENANDOAH -4 BEDFORD First Base Tom Hunter Second Base Bernie Henderson TOURNAMENT Third Base Darwln Alley Shortstop Mark Baldwin SHENANDOAH HAMBURG ourfretd Irm Gardner Hugh Drake SHENANDOAH -0 CLARINDA Dick Llvermore Coach B111 Miller was faced with a big Job in h1S first season as Coach of the Mustang Baseball Squad Since only four letter winners from the 1952 team and a squad of young inexperienced boys reported for practice it Was necessary to do a great deal of Work. By the open1ng game the Mustangs fielded a top-flight team. Don Rhoades shifted from the outfield where he had lettered to catcher. Glenwood was favored in the first game but an ll-run first inning allow- ed the Mustangs to coast to a 16-5 win. Errors proved costly in the next con- test as Shenandoah was edged 4-3 by Bedford. In the Sectional Tournament a late Shenandoah rally fell short and Hamburg advanced with a 3-2 win. The Mustangs closed the season with 4-U victory over a tough Clarinda team. E37 lnframurals 1 V1111scc1 Shercxrdoch 2 March of D1 1es 3 Whats the word? 4 And cr po1rt for our slcie I Kellv ara wmte umm C111 ' ack 8 W ere 07 L k C. that cuduerce' po e' Twe s ' o i381 5-Ar, Q Q ' TTTGCAEC,-6-17.15-b . 7-Wider kr A - H 5 itg. 9- cc 't .. ' A 10-Yfhztc s 11-l loxg cnzi hor. fit. Intramurals I Reboumds 2 Rope lumpmg 9Xh1blI101'1 3 E J does IU 4 Turrblers ct wo k 5 And wha have we here? 6 Its Q terse rromf1rtN 7 Orvce over hghtly 8 Double rope - ' . - -' ' ' . - C131 ' . - A r . f- f. . - ' . A , . - . ' . - - 1u..p1ng - ., ' - ' . - , r A. r b H, rf 9 Oh my Cxchmg back' 10 Get lt? W1 Irtcrfu ul volley Q I 39 I Marching Band Marchmg Band had a succe sful year under the d1rect1on of Mr Crelghton The hlghllght of the marchmg band sea son was the recelvlng ot a D1v1s1on I rat1ng at the State March mg Band Contest held at Mustang F1eld Numerous appearance were made by the band durlng the year They marched at all the home football games and Day Parade Wmdow Operung the Easter Egg Hunt and the Memor1al Day Parade Marchmg Band Was composed of elghty three members 1nclud1ng drum malorette Beverly Grant and tW1rlers Bar bara Stevens Phylhs Rhoades Soma W1ll1GmS Margaret Boyd and Ehzabeth Bolllnger l40l at other civic events such as the Harvest Iubilee Parade, Rally Pep Band Pep Band was composed of twenty-six members selected from the Concert Band. They provided much spirit at the pep chapels and supplied music for all the home basketball games in addition to several out-of-town football games. Special uniforms were worn by the members this year, white trousers and shirts and maroon sweaters, making it a very fine appearing as Well as playing group ln addition to the traditional marches the band played popular arrangements Bxck Rom J Anderson Beeson Offenbulgex Long Archer Bissell Higgins S cond Row Ross Hayme Patience Mayer Hornxng Rose Hutt Carper Spooner 1'rontRow Lynn Barnes Renandex l41l Third Row: Rotton, Holdridge, Ackerberg, Bollinger, Brown, D. Anderson, McCracken, Pearson, Miller, Concert Band OBOES Dixie Hutt Mary Ossian 1-'LUTES B C Suzanne Ely Sue Burton Phyllis Hall Marilyn Brewer Judy Crandall Evelyn Gillespie Mary Lou Williams Forrest Liljedahl Marcia Miller ASSOONS Carol Ann Bang James Whitney LA RINETS David McCracken Rosanne Rodgers Glenda Carper Dick llrown Kay Pierson Clara Bell Jones Janice Phelan Betty Hiatt Donna Anderson Elizabeth Bollinger Ann Tonham Sharon Williams Bill Bowen Jack Merker Joe Drake Gary Lauxthlin f'harli-ne Whfsler John Whitehill ALTO CLARINET Marilyn Miller BASS CLARINETS Verlin Higgins Nancy Keele ALTO SAXOPHONES Charlene Cai-per Kenneth Snooner Larry White Judy Nelson Bill Moss TENOR SAXOPHONE Clair Horning BARITONE SAXO PHO Gail Rose Sherry Bertram CORNETS Kenenth Ross Kenneth Carlson Dick Perry Jack Patience Julie Oates Dick Mayer Bob Hemenway Russell Brown Mary Perry Lyal Moore .loan Desh Don Haynie Bob Berrier Ronnie Williams l42l NES FRENCH HORNS Janice Ackerberg Doris Fisher Connie Holdridge Wilma Wells TROMBON ES Sue Lynn Aaron Barnes Burnell Renander Carolee Knittle Ronnie King Bill Perry James Fisher Donna McNeilly BARITONES Carol Rotton Shirley Watkins John Gamble Wilford Fisher Phyllis Blank BASSES Jim Lang! Tom Archer Opal Monk Lorene Bissell Dale Ward PERCUSSIONS Jane Anderson JoAnn Beeson S. Offenberxrrer Vivian Head Sam Holmes ts l T 5 3 Y . Awww 5:5135 Much interest and enthusiasm has been manifested in the Concert Band this past year. There was a larger personnel than there had been in many years. The band spent much time and hard work in preparation tor the Wine ter Concert and the performance was well received. The next appearance was at the Variety Show and then Work was begun on the Spring Concert and tor State Contest. Members oi the bond were organized into seventeen small groups that spent much time and hard work in preparation tor the small groups contest in the spring. Marilyn Miller was chosen to parriclpaie in the All-Slate Band during the Thanksgiving vacation. t43l Mixed Chorus , v , 2 , , Ai A A A Q L ' Back Row: Gardner, Taylor, McCracken. Davis, J. Edson, Ross, Hein. Braymen, Reminder, Shaw, L Benedict. Fourth Row: J. Kampe, Holmes, Whitney, Hovvnden, Cairns, Offenburger, Warn, Merker. Third Row: Hutt, K. Kampe, P. Stephens, Proctor. Kish. Pettingill, Williams, Hollinger, Arntal, Rice Second Row: Bishop, Miller, B. Stevens, Hunter, Baldwin, Rotton, D. Anderson, Cleaver, Lumry. Front Row: Rydberxz, Stewart, Sorenson. E. Benedict. Rhnades, Beeson, Curper, Hanzlick. Eighty-six upper classmen chosen tor mixed chorus found themselves ine volved in an interesting series of musical events. ln addition to the formal concerts, the group participated in varied types of programs. Radio broad- casting was done over Stations KMA and KFNF and a fifteen-minute tape- recorded a cappella Christmas Carol Program was sponsored by Tidy House Products and broadcast over sixty-six stations. A halt-hour television show was presented over KMTV, Omaha. In its two nights of presentation to capacity crowds, the Variety Show provided everyone with a good time and entertaining music. The chorus was characterized by its spark and enthusiasm and the singers exhibited the fact that music is fun. i441 Ks iv f XLTE., Back Row: Drake, Moffet, Castle, Howard, Clair Johnson, Tracy, VVest, Horning, Fourth Row: Brown, Roller, Kilbanv, Lillie, Henderson, Arvher, Bowen. Third Bow: Funkhousc-r, Ely, J. Bene-diet, Head, Ackerberyz, Pearson. J. Anderson. Second Row: Russell. Connie Johnson, Loranee, Cox, Lynn. Van Buskirk, Ahrahamson, Ulrp. Front Row: Corson, Rose. Neill, Holdriflge, Cooper, Boyd, B. Edson. Qssescc, was 999 9.555 Back Bow: Liljedahl. Smith. Gibson, Lang, Danielson, Christianson, Boan, Johnson, Peterson, McAtee. Hoy, Drake, Adwell, Holme-s, Barnes, Patience, Black. Third Row: Kimi. Mahoney. Haynie, Irwin, Moss, Ward, Thompson, Spooner, Shea, Reed, Kellgren, Bartles, Mayer, Moore, Perry. Seeonrl Row: Braymen, Briggs, Jones, White, Miller, Hale, Gres-nwalt. Begyrs, Delehant, Adams, Powell. Dippel, Hall, Fr:-imer. Shumard, Blank. Maher, Hill, Slavik, Phelan, Gillespie, Wright, Swanson, Burton. Front Row: McGinnis, Ranvk, Tiemeyer, Stanley, Reubenkimz, Hickman, Stake, Herald, Lynn. Abraham- son, Rogers, Knittle, Schneekloth, Christner, Swift, Gilbert, Williams. FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUS Of the one hundred five freshmen in high school, over eighty were in vocal music. They were members of the freshman girls or boys glee and the combined mixed chorus. Part singing was stressed. The group participated in the choral music festival and sang for the Baccalaureate Exercises. l45l Crrls Clee B rc k Row Prom Rum Bfrck Rom gt'COYld Row Front Rom ,tt-,Q Hutt Krmpe P Qtephens Proctor Kr-.h Pettrngrll Wrllrrms Bollrngar Arntrl Rrce Frrnkhorrsrr Ely J liemdrct V Head Ackerberr, Prrrson son Lorance Cox Lynn Vrn lirrsltrrk Edson Suwrrrt Sorenson E Benedrct Rhoades Beeson Carptr I'Irn1lrLk Lrrrsorr Rose Nerll Holdrrdga Loornr Boyd Umm Alrrfrhfrmson L Brssell C Benedrct L Cass Hall Brrrck Harms Chrrstrarrsnn D Anderson Thompson Hovwrey Lwrckel Iorrdon Ro-.chke Hrgr.,rns Newman Boone Gardner Pskmvs Hrynre Hess Mofftt S Smrth lirlls Brr1,ht Brown R Brssall hesmrth Hrvsorr Glrspso P Lrmmer Ilesh C Crss Marbrrrger Johnson Tornqrrrst Wood Qwfrnson Morhrrn Brllfrrrr Prsher hee-n.fr.n Lrrr Offenbrrrger Lrngston M Qmrth Nelson M Brshop Hovenrhn Grrls Glee H Was composed ot those who were selected from mrxed chorus members Therr class trme was used as a possrble mrxed chorus sectronal rehearsal trme The group performed at the concerts and was also heard on several radro programs From these grrls several were selected to small en semble membershtps and were solo contestants at the state contest Much rnterest and enthusrasm were shown throughout the year makrng rt possrble to accomplrsh many good thrngs Grrls Glee HI Was organrzed due to an rncreased vocal musrc enrollment It was necessary to drvrde the number of rnterested grrls rnto two separate groups These grrls met durrng the thrrd perrod rn the mornrng and the rm provement rn therr organrzatron as the year progressed was an rndrcatron of the ettort demonstrated rn rehearsals Thrs was our contest grrls glee thrs year Part srngrng and an apprecratron ot songs of all styles were the marn goals towards whrch they worked l l v 2' ll 1 63 Q TP ' Q 6 ' , l 4 I ,I r 1 Af' at rs 5 l 2 Y' ' - Q' ,J 1 .-.-' .. 35' 1 I Q f , , rr Y' 55 A -it Y if , ,V is . Q ll' f g K X w qw f' Y K' Q' - Q, Y l A A l Second Row: Rydberg,l S,.Bish01:, B. Stevens, Hlrnktm-r,' Baldwin, Rotton, D. Anderson, Cleaver, Lumry, Russell, Connie John- 46 Boys Clee MADRIGAL members were chosen from the mixed chorus, Besides singing at school and community functions, madrigal members appeared before the Iowa Educators Luncheon and the Chicago Music Educators Luncheon. It were one of the few Iowa groups to appear at the National Music Educatoze Convention in Chicaqo. BOYS GLEE was a fast growing organization. The one requirement for ruernbersnip was the 'desire to sing. Iudging from the accomplishments and enthusiasm of the group, each of the singers had that desire plus ability. The group performed at the ccncerts and was also heard on several radio programs. Stxnriim. Tnloi 'VicCifick1n Row Brown West Johnxon 11 1x1rx n le 0 on in 1 111 up Ly Lox Ieuson Vin Bu: lr link Row i1n1 m1n urs my rss ii 1 1 5 swim: S vs I-out ix 1 0 sun i11is1m 111111 ii, 1-. 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Choral Clinic The Southwestern Iowa Choral Cl1n1c and Festlval tor the second conse cutrve year was held m the Armory on February 4 1954 under the d1rect1on of Mr Kjelson FIVE hlgh schools ot thls v1c1n1ty parttclpated Schools attendlng we e College Sprrngs Essex V1ll1sca Northboro and Shenandoah w1th a total ot 450 srngers Three massed groups were formed-grrls glee boys glee and mrxed chorus Mr Robert McCowan Head of the Choral Mus1c Department at Iowa State College Ames was guest dlrector tor the day s rehearsals and evenlng performance All the students enloyed the experlence of slngmg together 1n a chorus and at the same tune benehted by a proyect ot cooperatlon rather than com pet1t1on among the towns The concert was tape recorded tor rebroadcast by Radro Stat1on KFNF Two hundred and htty SHS slngers took part The lnterest shown 1n this cl1n1c made lt Worthy ot beconnng an annual event l48l I - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 Cadet Teachers Cadet Teachers Corps has successfully completed its third year in SHS. The objective of this club is to develop an interest in teaching and to gain experience. Each of the girls has taught in the grade schools several times this year. This actual teaching experience gives the members of the Corps an opportunity to evaluate teaching as a profession. Shenandoah Chapter was granted the first charter to be issued in lowa, This charter was presented in person by Miss Iessie Parker State Superin tendent of Public lnstruction The organization was the first of its kind in the State of Iowa and other groups organized throuahout the state were pat terned after ours Eligibility for membership in the Cadet Teachers Corps requires a girl to express an interest in teaching as a profession and to be a senior This year the enrollment of the club is thirty two the largest it has been Every cadet teacher participated in the Polio Drive in the Shenandoah schools A goal of S525 was set and a total of S535 24 was collected Assistants at the annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the American Legion for pre schoolers and children through grades six were cadet teachers They also helped the Kindergarten teachers at the dental film pre enrollment and the train ride Officers of the club were President Ann Rydberg Vice President Alice Hoy Secretary Treasurer Shirley Leitzen and Sponsor Mr Logan Back Rt w Maxlen Conn ll D leh xnt Adkins O D xv R B shop Pefi son L 1 lid Rcw ke Ark I Q, nw 1 17911 yn Lk n mt 1 llyll n rn our Rttrn Abit imc p D ri 1 IL I 1 Llmm f49l l-llY B 11 lx Row Sr vond Row Be-nedut Howard 'lhomson Bunk HILLIDS Jxmes Llllle Vllllldms C Johnson Shaw Moffet Ross Seddon Bnmnen Broun I5 Mnyer Edson Holmes Gardmr Vhlch him, D Mxyer Perry l Pmterson Offenhu1y,,ex West Roller McCracken I-:ont Row Haynxe Mwttu C Harms B Peterson Ixlqnngel McMullen E Anderson Chambers H1 Y ts a servlce organ1Lat1on and a protege of the YMCA The purpose of the aroup ts To create malntatn and extend Throughout our schools and cornmumty htgh standards of Chr1st1an character The club platform 1S Clean Speech Clean Sports Clean Scholarship and Clean l.1v1ng Among the var1ed act1v1t1es on tts agenda for the past school year was the operatron of a refreshment stand at the Elks Club Dances durlng the basketball season The H1 Y Joined wlth the Y Teens 1n QIVITIQ the Klddles Chrlstmas Party 1n presentlng the Morn mg Watch SGTVICGS durlng the Chrrstrras and Easter Seasons and the boys elected the Queen and Prrncess for the Heart Throb Dance As a phllanthroplc pro1ect money was contrlbuted to the Wooden Church Crusade Several members attended the two dlstrlct conferences one of whlch was held at Clarlnda and the other at Vllllsca Offrcers of the club were Presldent Ozro West r1rst Vrce Presrdent Bob Mayer Second V1cePres1dent Don Moffet Secretary Treasurer B111 Brannen Chaplarn Clan Iohnson and Sponsor Mr Patterson The anrual Heart Throb Dance sponsored by the Y Teens was held on February 26 IH the gym From a false Celllflg of red and whrte repe paper hung gllttenng hearts ard cuprd Followrng the Grard March the Krng and Queen B111 Brannen ard Arlene Bulck were crowned by Lavone Upp and Ozro West Mar1lyn Cox and Bob Mayer crowned the Prlnc ard Prlncess Don Moffet and Lola Cass Clare l-lornrng and h1s Shenanr gans provlded the muslc and Y Teen members served punch and coolne Hill Brannen lxlny, Arlene Bulck Queen L lx l s lrlncus Don Moffet Prince l5l . .,,.......... 2 1. s t . , 4 ' nv . .. 1 , , r 1 , K ' r t' -4 f I V V 2 '1 ' '. 'tx 'ff' , 2 -. '.. .. '. . '.' . ' . ' ' '. ' . 'v .' . 'Z f 3. - ' .. S. Crznill. Jeffers, Hoy. D. Johnson, Renunder. , I . r , . -1 ' 1 I ' f l I l . - . 5 , . . r 1 ' s. A , , 9 A , I ' ' . ': ' . . oz 'ns.'. ' ' -51: , ' . Y-Teen One hundred thirty-eight girls joined Y-Teens this year. Members of the cabinet were: President, Lavone Upp: Vice-President, Marilyn Coxg Secretary, lane Van Buskirkg Treasurer, Nancy Rice, Worship Chairman, Ioanne Beesong Program Chairman, Caroline Elyp and Publicity Chairman, Margaret Boyd. The new officers were officially installed at the annual Y-Teen Recognition Service, which was held on Oct. 12, in the auditorium. At the beginning of the year, the freshmen were honored by a Rush Tea and a formal initiation for new members was held one evening. As Y-Teens is primarily a service organization, many worthwhile projects were under- taken, a few of which are mentioned. A quart of milk was provided daily from Ianuary to May for two needy families. Many of the girls went caroling at Christmas time, visiting homes of teachers, the sick, and nursing homes. Morning Watch Services were held for three consecutive mornings at 8:15 preceding Christmas and Easter. The big events of the year were the Kiddies' Christmas Party, the Pa-Me-Pie for the fathers where several fathers were present for the fourth consecutive year and the Heart Throb Dance Marilyn Cox and Lavone Upp were chosen to attend the Y Teen summer conference with all expenses paid by the YWCA Board Lavone Upp attended a Ianuary meeting of the summer conference planning board She was elected during the week at camp A scarf depicting Shenandoahs prolific peonies was sent to the Philippine Republic as a part of the worldwide Scarves Around the World Pro1ect Money to carry on the various activities was made by selling candy hot dogs and pop at football games Sponsors of this organization were Miss Fluharty and Miss Heywood Back Row J Benedict Rhoades J Anderson Cooper Buckley C Head Stewart Abrahamson Kampe Pearson Rce Adkins Buick Depke Hoy Upp Third Row Thompson Beeson Marilyn Miller Bollinger S Williams Ely Cox Chrlstlanson Brown Holdridge Rose V Head D Anderson Lorance M Marshall Morhaln Second Row Loomis Cass B Sevens Arntal Lair Kish Lumry Boyd Baldwin Nicholas Hallam Wood Roschke N Wright Ahrens Loudon Hunter Back Row Nelson Tornqulst Peterson M Bishop Sue Lynn B Marshall Eskew C Benedict Zwtckel P Stephens Van Busklrk Moffet D Hall Hess L Bissell R Bissell Dorman Abrahamson Christner Delehant Swift Third Row Boone Newman D Anderson Mobley Langston Connie Johnson Carolyn Johnson Hanzlxck Keenan Edson Gardner Russell Neill Meyers S Smith Bulls M Smith Knlttle P Head M Swanson Marcia Miller Second Row Powell Dlppel Adams M Williams Rogers Gilbert Hickman C Smith E Benedict Offenburger Haynle Tlemeyer Herold Schneekloth Stake McGinnis Wh sler Beggs Hale I-ront Row Slavnk Phelan Burton P Hall Braymen Maher Ranck White Shumard Cramer D Smith K Jones Slra Lynn Greenwalt Briggs S Wrulht l5ll ' : l . l ' . -' ' l ' I . ' . - ' ' . , , ' ' . . ' . 1 I ' . I . - i . . ' . ' . . . ' . ' ' . ' . . . r First Row: Murburfzer. Carper, Corson, Cleaver, Pettingill. J. Swanson, Funkhouser, Hutt, Hovenden, Bright, Nesmith . l v 9 - v I 1 I I I I. n I l . il r ' : . . . . . . . . , . Honorary Brck Row Anderson Whrtehrll Baldwrn McCrrcken Brannen Second Rovs 0 Drry Ieurson Abrahamson Cox Lumry 1-ront. Row Benedrct Lrmmer Hunter Umm Stevens Brck Row Abrahamson Herd Howard McCracken Rrce Baldvxrn Mrller Urp Stevens Second Row Rydbe-rp, Frrnkhou er Arntfrl Brrght Boyd Holdrrdgr Rhoades Beeson Front Rovs Hoxenden Lumry Llefrver Lorson Hunter Crrper TORCH AND SCROLL the local chapter of the National Honor Society 1S taculty on the basis ol outstanding service leadership character and scholar ship consrstrng of a grade average of 90 per cent or above Other character rstrcs considered are the students cooperation with and courtesy to both faculty and students participation rn school and classroom actrvrtres depend abrlrty and responsrbrlrty The senrors chosen tor membershrp at the end ot their runror year were Lavone Upp Brll Brannen and David McCracken Those who became mem bers this year were Colleen O Day Kay Pearson Carol Zimmer loyce Bene dict Mark Baldwrn David Whrtehrll Donna Anderson and Carolyn Abraham son senrors and Marilyn Cox Anne Lumry Myra Hunter and Barbara Stevens Juniors QUILL AND SCROLL membership rs reserved for those high school stu dents who have done superior Work rn the rournalrstrc field To qualify for membershrp a boy or girl must be of rumor standing must have had at least 85 rnches of published material be in the upper third of the class for the cur rent year and be recommended by the sponsor Of twenty three members srx are members for their second year These are Carolyn Abrahamson IoAnn Beeson Charlene Head Marilyn Miller Phyllis Rhoades and Lavone Upp Shenandoah became a Chapter of Ourll and Scroll rn 1931 and now sponsors the publication ot the Shen H1 Can T21 iz :H Y ' i, H ' ' , ' , 7 2 , ' . an organization of selected juniors and seniors chosen by the high school I I I - I I I - I I I I - , . I - , . 5 Shen-l-ll-Can SHEN-Hl-CAN, The Voice of the Shenandoah High School, was again published through the courtesy and co- operation of The Evening Sentinel. The purpose of this paper is to acquaint the people ol the city with the academic as Well as the extra-curricular activities of the school. This tends to foster better relationships be- tween the school and community. It also creates an interest and provides experience in the field of journalism Every year an issue of the paper is sent to a State Iudge for criticism Staff members benefit from the comments of a specialist in the field of Journalism and are more able as a result to publish a good school paper The paper this year was under the direction of Miss Sears lt was edited by David McCracken with Myra Hunter as as sistant editor Dan Offenburger was the sports editor Back Row Second Row Front Row Bollinger Bishop Chrxstner Marcia Miller Gilbert Williams McCx.4clen Collier Howard D Gardner D Offenburger Welch Menker Buick Vin Buskirk Keenan Haynie Herd Holdridge Hanzlick S Offenburzer Russell Anderson Adams Rotton Ulmp Swanson Axntal lfunkhouset Bright Baldwin Stesens Sewdrt Marilyn Miller Rydberg., V Head Grant J Gxrdner Rose Zimmer Carpe: Beeson Rhoades Cooper Boyd Cleaver Corson Johnson Pettmyzlll Lur Meyers Neill Hall Moffet l53l , . Third Row: Hunter, Lurnry, P: Hend, 'M. Ahrahlzmson, C.'Abrah:1nison, Denke, Kish, Hovenden, Nesmith, Hutt, Cox, C. Shenandoah J Bark Rom Edson Roller Ross McCracken Merker Gardner Offenbuuzer We-st Wllllams Brannen Thnd Row Adxms Marcia Mlller Gilbert Klsh Hovenden Rxce Hutt Buick C Held Holdrldze Thomson becondlioxx Rotton Swanson Arntll Funkhouser Bright Baldwin Nesmlth Lumry Marilyn Miller Rydberg Abraham son Pe u son Pmnt Kms Cxrpu Beeson Rhonda Boyd Llznzr Corson Johnson Nelll Offmnbulux Hanzllck Zimmer Smce thls yearbook 1S to be the wrrtten hlstory of the events of the school year 1lS contents must be as accurate and detarled as poss1ble The staff has endeavored to make thls record complete by lncludmg as many of the currlcular and extra curncular act1v1t1es as posslble IH the tlme allotted for preparlng and pubhshlng a yearbook The ed1tors were faced Wllh the problems of plannmg coordlnatlng and meetmg deadhnes W1thout the cooperatlon ot the admmrstratlon the faculty statt members the photographer and the prlnter thls task would have been lmposslble Speclal recogmtlon should be glven to the Secretanal Tramlng Class who were respon srble for most of the typmg ot the annual copy The Semor Ed1tor was Nancy RICE Ass1stant Sentor Ed ltor Ozro West Iun1or Edrtor Ioan Baldwm Busmess Man ager Iohn Wllllams and Advlsor Mlss Stra1ght t54l l tg, 1 2 C 'as , Vg-3 1 31 1 .. , A f , 'al - , :ox Q if S1451 ' 53415 X, I Q ': 1 '. 11, .71f'1.f', '. ', 1 . '.' , 1 I - I 1 1 I - I I I I A' 1 I I - Key Club Key Club, although a comparatively new organization in Shenandoah High School, has completed many worthwhile projects. Among these were taking hinges from discarded ice boxes, cleaning and shining trophies, and helping conduct track meets at Mustang Field during track season. Activities ot the group include the trip to Ofiutt Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska, and a Kiwanis-Key Club Banquet which the local Kiwanis sponsored. The boys also sponsored an intramural basketball team and the intramural basketball tournament. This year the organization was honored by having a group picture and a Writeup in the Key Noter, the National Key Club Magazine To be eligible for membership a boy should be in the upper halt oi his class in scholastic ability have class leader ship be co operative and possess a good personality Iuniors seniors and sophomores are eligible for membership This year there were twenty six members Officers of the club were Mark Baldwin President David McCracken Vice President Ierry McGinnis Secretary and Delbert White Treasurer The sponsor Mr Gannon is also a member of the Shenandoah Kiwanis Club Second Row R sm it h Il W lch G m T an ner t 0 Sha W t Off nbugr Holm Hw d li n Whtny Cairns l55l . . . . . I N - I - I ' I , . l f U , l I 1 ' I 1 I 1 - I - 1 Back Ro ite, Lillie, Baldwin, Hilpzer, B. James, Williams, Foutch. Ossian. Castle, McCr ck n ' n, Brown, Wh' Q- i , 9 , . Ja es. zlylor, Brink, G 'd , Seddon. w, es , e rfe , us, 0 ar , ranne , i e , ' . Future Farmers Back Ron Olrne Erh'ut Brink Good Boh er Hrlger Nelson D Whrtehrll R Anderson E Anderson Lorrmor Mc Mullen Lang Tlromson Chambers T Bra men Front Row Hrrn T Archer Wfrltnr M rca D Archer Croy Lrur.hln J John on Pearson Offrcers Trarrrrng School held at Vrllrsca and have attended all other drstrrct meetings The Shenandoah Club cooperated with the dstrrct by exhrbltrng the FFA drsplay rn Wards Store Window This drsplay rs a Southwest Iowa Drstrrct Prorect Four delegates Harold Bohrer Tom Braymen Paul Hein and Gary Laughlin were sent to the Natronal Convention rn Kansas Crty rn Oc tober Exhibits from every state rn the Umor' were on drsplay Ad vanced degrees of American Farmer and Star Farmer were conferred upon the boys at this convention One of the outstandrng features of thrs years program was the guest speaker President Eisenhower Among the many prorects of the year were testlng seeds for ger mrnatron and repairing machrnery for farmers The chapter purchased a purebred Yorkshrre sow whrch was put out on contract to Dale Thompson This summer rn cooperatron wrth a farmer the boys wrll grow twenty one acres of certrfred seed oats The FFA carrred on its annual proyect of sellrng football programs at all home games A program entitled Know Your School was presented on the air by some of the members The purpose ol thrs program was to acquaint the public wrth FFA actrvrtres The Annual Parent Son Banquet was held on Aprll 5 and Aprrl 17 the Club sponsored an all school dance In March the group assrsted the Chamber of Commerce whrch sponsored a barrow show Several of the boys exhrbrted hogs 1n thrs event Drstrrct Contest Flrmrnatrons were held at Griswold and entries from thrs chapter were rn Parlramentary Procedure Freshmen Creed Speaking Extemporaneous and Public Speaklng Winners rn these different drvsrons were sent to the State COnV9Hl1OD FFA rs an acrrve chapter that works not only for the good of the students but for the commumty as well Offrcers were Presrdent David Whrtehrll Vrce President Gene Brrnk Secretary Duane Hrlger Treas urer Harold Bohrer Reporter Ralph Braymen Sentrnel Ierry McG1nn1s and Advrsor Mr Flint l56l Second Row R lirfrymen, Blackburn, V. Whitehill, Kampe, Craig, Matters, Smith, Heirrler, Liljedahl Monk Hovenden Wrrn Officers of the Davis-Rodgers Chapter of FFA went to the District International Relations international Relations Clulo was organized to give stu- dents a better understanding of foreign affairs and world problems. The club, under the supervision of Mr, Kelly, is in its fourth year. Officers were: President, Ioan Baldwin, Vice-President, Bill Brannen, Secretary-Treasurer, lohn Williams, and Histor- ian, lerry McGinnis. Meetings were scheduled on the mornings allotted to clubs and at these meetings future activities were discussed. A panel discussion-consisting of moderator, loan Bald- win and panel memloers Myra hunter Gwynn Howard Con nie Stewart and Karolyn Wood was presented on Latin American Relations February l7 to the Professional Women s Club An all school dance sponsored by the IRC was held on March 19 in the high school gymnasium L ' Y Back Row: Gilchrist, McGinnis, Castle, Howard. Williams, Brannen, Moffet Taylor Third Row: Kampe, Cox, Stewart, C. Head, Holdridge, Thomson, Lorance, Rotton. Second Row: Arntal, Funkhousvr, Cleaver, Baldwin, Rydberg, Miller, Baxllain, Wood, U11 ' '1 ' . ex ' .. 1 . eu ' , :wen Front Row Corson Huntx btevens Anderson Rhoad s Beeson Cui 1 l 57 l Future Nurses Back Row Ely Lumry Roschke Bollinger Ackerberg Holdridge Front Row Mrs Lillie Carper Anderson Head Future Nurses Club was organized to interest students in personal and community health to encourage them in find ing out what nursing requires and what it offers and to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as cr career There were twelve girls who expressed an interest in this first year of the club's existence. In order to be eligible for membership it was necessary to be either a junior or senior and to show a definite interest in nursing. This organization was quite active for one so new. 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Junior Play B Lck Ron B1 111k C llllIl6l Hou ndon B 1ldw1n MCCIHH lb Stcoml Ron Fllllkh0LlSCl Hutt 'I AlChE'l W1lI1xm l' mnt Row Su ln'-.011 M yus C' 11141 Slilldlllf., lomon D A1che1 Ollne Good lxlllmno Cox Bkllidlftt B11p,ht Mofftt Thom-.nn lWlCh0llb Loudon lmnt Row P9l,llIlLIll li1Il'un Alntll Hunte1 LIL Wu' Boyd Lumix Roschlxt Iunlor Class members presented a comedy entltled Seventeen IS Terrlflc on Decem ber 8 under the dlrectlon of Mr Von Bernuth A clever story of a compllcated famlly llfe was portrayed by the three act play When Chuck Allenby borrowed the famtly car one afternoon 1t upset a busmess deal for Dad who cancelled Chucks allowance Wllh the Sprlng Dance only two weeks away and Hugo IGTVIS trymg to date Chucks glrl Glnny Chuck got a 1ob after school and somehow was always unfortunate enough to lose the 355 necessary for the dance tlckets Gmny was ready to QIVG Hugo the nod when a senes of new events put Chuck well out IH front The play came to a h1lGflOUS endlng when Chuck d1scovered a cave on h1s fathers land As a result they recelved a great deal of money and Chuck was able to keep h1S date wlth Gmny Play cast and produchon staff members worked hard to make thls play a success f 60 l z ' ': , 5: ' ', ' ' , 1 ' , 1' 'z .' 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': ' f' , : X, ' z, ', Tw -, '. , . - 1 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY IS an honorary dramatrc organrzatlon ,, Dramatlcs 2 B uk Row be-cond Row Front Row B wk Row Sf cond Row I' :ont Ron T Archer Brxnk D Galdner Ross B xllam Hutt Rlcr Stewart C Head Upp 1- unkhouser W11l1 rms Baldwln Cooper Beeson C, nrpem R Meyers Murphy Henderson McCracken MCGIDHIS Kampe bw xnson itevens K Hovenden Ross Hllgtl Bunk Hnndexson inline-1 ll Howe-nden V Head Hums Hun Axnlil Punkhoustr wlllldlflb Ck IVE! lox B'1ldwln Bxllun Bumps P H1 xd lhne-duct A Meyers Vlhltehlll Md nnls Murphy R Me-yus IJ Miyer Boyd Laumer Beeson Looper Neill Anderson McNully Howud Kxmpe ODxy Rice Bishop Stuxfnt Ulm HOldllllL6 LOIRDCL D for hrgh school students To be a member ot the Iames Esden Troupe No 133 students must have earned at least ten pomts Each of these po1nts rep resent approx1mately ten hours of work rn the varlous helds of theater such as actmg stage managmg make up hghtmg set deslgmng propertles or oromptrng MASQUE AND DAGGER SOCIETY has for 1lS colors and symbol a pur ple mask and a gold dagger The club Whlch IS open to anyone has a mem bershlp ot srxty Try outs were held 1n December and ludged by a commrttee of three club members and Mr Von Bernuth The purpose of the club IS to grve the members expenence m the dlfferent frelds of the theater The club olhcers are Charlene Head Presldent Marllyn M1l1er Vlce Pres1dent Marxlyn Cox Secretary Ann Rydberg Treasurer Terry MCGIHHIS Hlstorlan and Spon for Mr Von Bernuth T611 if - . 1 ' l , . ' 2 Q s 1 , ' x z : ': -'. . ' ' . z'. 2 , 'z. . . '. ' Zz ' '. . ' - . . Third Row: MCCTI'2lCkL'h, D. Archer, llraymvn, T. Archer. K. Hovenden, Stevens, Swanson, Hutt, Miller, Rydherg, C Held 1 - ' I I Y I - I I I I ' I I - A 2 , Q , - 1 , I 1 I 1 I ' ., , . . Teenage Drlvers Club Second Row Offenburgr Williams H0 enden Brxght bwanson Had Buckley Bxshop 0Dny Mxyer Osman Foutch Front Row D Good And rson Holdrldge Rhoades Beeson Muller Url Coop: Rotton James Hornnmz DFIVGFS Club IS a neu organlzatlon Whlch was formed 1n the latter part of the 1953 school year It 1S a recogmzed school club and IS hsted as a part of the extra curr1cular ac l1V1l1SS Mernbershrp IS not restrlcted to the students of the Drlver Tralnmg Class All teenagers lnterested rn safe drlv mg are el1g1ble Members carry on projects rn the dlfferent flelds of safety Commrttees whose respons1b1l1ty 1t was to contact the safety speaker prepare demonstratlons and make graphs were composed ot all students belong1ng to the group Mem bers sold sandwlches and soft drmks at the Elks Club after the football games to mcrease the treasury fund Three members and the off1cers from the group formed the Coordmatlng Comm1ttee Offlcers for the 1953 54 school year were Pres1dent Don Nelson Vlce Pres1dent Cla1r Iohn son and Secretary Treasurer Ozro West Mr Voss 1S the faculty advrsor l52l Back Rnvs Ee-lson Funk, Morrell, G, Good, Lillie, Moffet, Henderson, Buick, Abrahamson, Stewart, hampe Edson bha oller ' v . 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I . - I ' I - - Snaps I Tlme out f ere Hrfent 2 The llbrary 3 Homecommg dance 4 Happy Hal WSGHWSIUFH e W1 SYFCIQID Cu aeracr' C1 J 51 cm 0 C1 e Ld 5 cr Y C 1 rrfx f H331 - or r r s. ..- - . . - X . - - lo - 0 . .' he: rgphew 6- 'll h .. lc 't 7-Elks I b ff 461.163, 8- Ye Ole Hangout 9-Mixed chorus IO-Mr. Gammon expressing his views, ll-Happy de y, TASS Keen ri? 12-Barb .i I 'Jn t th- K 'dier' P rty 134 -Teen hrs! 1 .2 Party' 14-Iuhxzv elses Play It Happened Food for football fans Homecom1ng Dance New curtalns for the home mak1ng room Cadet Teachers to an all day meetlng SEPTEMBER 12 Flrt Football game at A L Councll Bluffs SEPTEMBER 15 Game at V1111sca SEPTEMBER 16 Y Teen Tea for new members SEPTEMBER 19 Shenandoah s Glenwood Dance a Elks Club OCTOBER 1 Fall W1HdOW Openmg parade OCTOBER 2 Shenandoah vs Creston OCTOBER 9 Shenandoah vs Atlantlc OCTOBER 1 Annual Y Teen RSCOQl'1ll10l'l Serv 1ce OCTOBER uc s OCTOBER 15 Snake dance and bonf1re at Mus tang Fleld Assembly on O11 and Its Prod OCTOBER 16 Homecommg Parade game w1th Clar1nda and Homecommg Dance OCTOBER 17 Marchxng Band Contest at Mus tang Fleld OCTOBER 23 Shenandoah vs Cormng OCTOBER 28 Mr Moore OSS Member as a sembly speaker OCTOBER 30 Mustangs vs Nebraska Clty Poneers NOVEMBER 3 Fall Vocal Concert Iumor Red Cross Drlve NOVEMBER 5 Fmal football game Shenan doah vs Red Oak NOVEMBER 6 State Teachers Conventron NOVEMBER ll Armlstlce Program by Amer ICON Leg1on NOVEMBER 12 Cadet Teachers to Clar1nda for meeting NOVEMBER 13 Key Club Dance by Mlxed Chorus NOVEMBER 24 Bas ke t b all season op ner Shenandoah vs Bedford NOVEMBER NOVEMBER Molnes DECEMBER 1 DECEMBER DECEMBER Is Terr1f1c DECEMBER ll DECEMBER 15 DECEMBER 17 Thanksgrvmg Program A1lS'ate members to Des Shenandoah vs Clar1nda Shenandoah vs Vllllsca Iunxor Class Play Seventeen Shenandoah vs Red Oak Shenandoah vs Glenwood Y Teen ChT1SlmGS Carohng DECEMBER Z1 Vlcar Robb1ns was Mormng Wa ch Speaker Chrlstmas Concert DECEMBER 22 Rev Plgg Mornrng Watch speaker DECEMBER L3 Mornmg Watch Speaker was Rev Lotte Chrlstmas Vacatlon IANUARY 5 Mus angs vs Cornlng IANUARY 8 Assembly Ellm PTEVISWS Progress Mustangs vs Atlantlc there IANUARY 13 Charles Mosely A s s e rn b 1 y Speaker IANUARY 15 Mustangs hosts to Clar1nda IANUARY 19 Shenandoah vs V1l11sca IANUARY 22 Red Oak host to Mustangs IANUARY 25 Wmter Band Concert I O O O I O I O O I I O I - A V , . Q 1 . 2- - A ' ' - 14- 1 ' . NOVEMBER 14iTelevision program over KMTV ' 25- ' ' ' ' . 25- - . 4- I. ' ' A . 7- . I .. I K 1' , 1 ' in 1- . - . 2- ' . 1 1 1 - 1 A 3- ' ' A - , 4- - ' . - A . I 64 1 IANUARY 27 Safety program presen ed by C1ty Pol1ce Mr Cozad as speaker IANUARY 28 Y Teen Pa Me Ple Faculty Alum n1 March ot Dtmes Benetlt basketball game IANUARY 29 Mustangs vs Glenwood FEBRUARY l Assembly Northwest MISSOUYI State College Cho1r FEBRUARY 2 Basketball game at Creston FEBRUARY 4 Mustc Fest1val FEBRUARY 5 Shenandoah vs Cormng FEBRUARY I2 Local speech el1m1nat1on FEBRUARY I8 22 Career Week FEBRUARY I9 Shenandoah vs Atlant1c FEBRUARY 26 Heart Throb Dance MARCH l Assembly lack Raymond and hlS repttles MARCH 45 Var1ety Show MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH S Club all school party Pre dlstnct speech contest S Club 1n1t1at1on I R C dance FFA 1n1t1at1on Basketball banquet at Legxon Club Dtstrlct speech contest 26 29 Maclrlgal group to Chtcago 29 South Central Teachers Mee1 at Creston MARCH 30 Local tnstrumental muslc GllITlInG tlon Contest APRIL l Sen1or 6. lunxor H1gh Open House APRIL 6 Vocal el1rn1nat1or1 contest Clar1nda Dual Track Meet APRIL 910 Prel1m1nary solo and ensemble Conte t at Malvern APRIL I2 Baseball game here Wllh Bed Ord Honor Soctety dtnner and 1n1t1at1on APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL 24 APRIL 26 Royal Scots assembly Cardtnal Relays Mustang Relays Baseball game at Clarmda FFA all school dance State Speech Contest Altrusa party for tumor ard SGDIO gtrls APRIL 27 Creston Relays APRIL 29 Trlangular track meet Red Oak V1ll1sca Shenandoah APRIL 30 State MUSIC Contest for solos and ensembles at Perry MAY 3 Sectlonal baseball tournament MAY 4 Bard concert MAY 7 8 State Mus1c Contest large groups MAY MAY Conference track meet Baseball game at Farragut MAY I5 Dtstrlct track meet MAY I8 Semor Class Play MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY JUNE IUNE 4 Annual stgnmg party Iunlor Senlor Banquet and Prom Semor assembly award presentanons State Track Meet Baccalaureate Commencement School closed Thus Year l Shortly thereafter Boom' 2 Seventeen Is Temfxc 3 That snake IS allve Carolme' 4 Heart Throb Royalty O O O I O I U O O l I I I O 12-C - ' . 13- . ' ' . 18- - . 1, . A 19-. . . . 22- . .. I I 23- ' . 25- ' ' , H - ' tng APRIL 5iFFA Banguet. ' 14- . ' 15- ' . 20- 3 22- ' . 23- - . fn A .' I 1 3 ll- . 13- . 14- - ' ' . I7- - ' . 20- ' ' . 21- ' - ' I 26- ' , I , - , v 29- . ,. .. ., 30- . ' , , ' , 3- . - I ' I 65 l Snaps l lkl cxrfl Dove ilecke-cl out for Horrecowurg 2 M1 Fluhcr ty C1 fl her happy studew P no Q s 4 Future e-creC1r1eQ Cl'1GITllSS Q wo tn A blg momen Q Q Club 7 Klcldles Par y 8 Code Tecrcherw or le-ld p 9 Go Mu tcm A cl 1 Mr WllSOH Qt but ll Sporsors at the KF-y Club Dcrce l2 Hero come the band l3 Homocommq 54 at We Elks ulub l66l 3iVlg, A 1 Sf, - S 1 AJ ASQ ' irfml fkl, il A ll l ill, Elks , - ' ' ' 1 , - t i on l' tri - , 1: gl lO- n i 'ls , ' : . 1 ., : . 1 - - r 4: ' . , 4 V A , fx . Junior High This was or homecoming yeor os for os the Junior high vids concerned, since it wos in 1937 thot the junior high seo tion wos moved out of the present high school building. The rnoin reosons for the return were to moke it possible to offer o Wider rdnge of subiecis for students ornd to Yoke cdre of crowded conditions in both the grdde ond the junior high buildings. New subiects odded to the Junior high curriculum in ciuded home economics ond industrioi oirts iff I 1 Faculty Mr Hernenway has successfully completed hrs s1xth year as Prmcrpal of the Iumor Hlgh School Durmg thls tlme he has gamed many frlends both rn school and out Hrs B A Degree was recetvecl from Nebraska State Teachers College at Wayne Nebraska and hrs Masters Degree from the Ul'11VSl'SllY of Nebraska m Lmcoln Mr Hemenway has done extra work at Ne braska and the Umversrty of Ch1CGgO In addmon to hls dutles as Prmcrpal Mr He-men way teaches e1ghth grade hlstory and CIVICS IS head football and track coach and asslstant coach m bas ketball WM Af W5 Q3 , WMM? JWQQMY H7263 WM B S UDIVCFSIIY of Nebraska CHARLES G BREWER Mathematics, Industrial Arts Ass stant Coach B S, Peru State Teachers College DOROTHY PATCH Geography, English St Louzs Umverslty B A Oklahoma Umversrty M A , Iowa Unrversrty l68l JOANN ANDERS N M AYRESM Science Home Economics History Pep Club Iowfa State College A B Tazkro College FRANK H GARDNER Mathematncs, Geography, Pep Club Drake Umverslty Iowa State College State Umversnty of Iowa B S , Iowa State Teachers College MAMIE RUTH English, Writing, Librarian Iowa State Teachers College Unlversrty of Wnsconsm Unxverslty of Colorado M. E. HEMENWAY tetlr t R t ' Q I ' l df f I I I . t I 4 'Q , , cl , . ' ,Z 5 - LQ ' ' ' I . , . . , l , 1 Eighth Grade One hundred two students, forty-four boys and fifty-eight girls made up the l954 eighth grade, Extra school activities claimed the time of many of this group as four girls were cheerleaders, thirty-four were members ot Pep- perettes, and forty-tour sang with the girls glee club. Boys in the class were sports conscious as shown by the twenty-six who went out for basketball, twenty who played football, and the twenty who reported for track. Twenty- eight boys sang with the boys glee club. Eighth graders were also interested in instrumental music which is proven by the fact that twenty-two of the group played in the Cadet Band and twenty-one played in the high school concert and marching bands. Back Row Hovurey Benefiel S Smith Welty Ossiin Ely Rankin Bang Tophim Doiel Langston Max L Jones Kalkas Gay Funkhouser Third Row Crandall Hutt Schneekloth Knittle Bertram Putnam Williamson Witkins Stubbs Lrxmer Riley Williams Patience Second Row Bennett Bryint Well-4 Iibson 'Vlonk Livermore Whitehead Lillahan Stilte tuiu M15 Harold Gardner Front Row Rtgin Brewer Burett Desh Powell Mattes Adams Lankfitt lxtele Bun Fo'-ttr C Jones Third Row MCL iren W ildron Hitl-tm in C oldhr rg Henry White B rrie r Rott rs M :thu 1 r ui. f ru be-cond Row u pf-nnini, hilds ir se n A117 Gr int Hattie Burt M itin loonty Rosr 1 Front Row r mnvn billn rt M inchtster Hu-zs.ins A n Jensen li ill un lishu filth -.t I Sm: h l69l ': ,i 1 . ,. Y: , 1 , ' , ' f . '1 ' ' ,.'1 . 'ew--, 1', - , ' Back Row: Nvill, Sheirhon, Harris, Smith, Wise-, Frederick, Kilbane, Sperry, Dir-kc-rs0n, Ryalha-rg, Silt-ncv. ' ': 1 . 1 . 1 , I - '. . 9 ':. -. 1 '1 . 3 r. ' ': T1 ' ' f, l' ' C1 lui , ' ,, ' 1 , ' ' ' , 'h, 11 , ' J 'hl-Q-. ': H 1 , - , 1 , ' r , ' , 1 1' , 1' ' ri: , '. S 't , Seventh Grade Bank Row Thlrd Row Second Row Front Row B.-L4 lx Rov. Seroml Ron I-ron! Ron M Perry M Clrper Bryant Ginger Kuwltzky Hayzlett Helgeson Ward Grlmzs Haines Reubtnklnp. Hur ms Smlth Woods Mc-New Gourlq Pduss Ross Morton G Carper Wlllxams Swank Weldnd Ayres Rhofnde-. Moore May H nmpton Whtte Herold Glasgo Delehant Mauer Rood Anderson Hvcson L xxson 1' mnltlm O xtes R xtllff Trull Inger Lybarger Adcoclt P Blnfxu C eu R Lang. Chllstnex D Lang Wllllnms Hovvtrd Farris Jlm Baldwln Cole-mln Burrlchur Malloy Haley Folbes Fhompson Bxers Kruse Irwm Graham Waters Hukmln Brllamv Ourbey Max Wood Jerrv Baldwm gtevkalt Norrls Nye L Qlngleton Tlemeyer Black Buzby Blown Keele Whltney Jones I-1lz7ell Il Blnuu Brxgfht Cue-n Jenkxns Howenden McAtee Tezet Poetker Embree He-menvway LIWGT more IJ Perry Qtrange Wycoff 1165.35 P qlmzleton Bene-flel Whlte Eske-vw Imcholls Lampln Mdonltex fonners Clu borne- Hanger Peterson Crov Gleason Th1s year s seventh grade lS the largest 1n the htstory of the Junlor h1gh A total ot one hundred s1xteen students were enrolled forty e1ght g1rls and slxty e1ght boys Many students of thls class parttclpated 1n the extra currlcular act1v1t1es Thlrty two of the gtrls were members of Pepperettes and two glrls were chosen as cheerleaders Athlehcs clatrned the extra tune ot thlrty two boys who took part tn toot ball twenty etght who were on the basketball sauad and th1rty seven who went out for track Both vocal and mstrurnental groups recelved thetr share ot lnterested students Twenty seven were IH Cadet Band twelve played w1th the HIGH School Band and th1rty hve glrls and twenty etaht boys were out for the glee Clubs l l ' 'Z . v . 4? Q - . v ll r ' 1 v 1 l lf 'I ff ' ' 'v 5 S - ': ' '. . 1 , ' . , U ' , . . 1 S . 'Z - ' . R 'C , ' ' v 5 v 5 I ' - Y Q '. - ' v I - . . . .2 . . ,l us. .l I t ' 'K ' wr I '.' ' . r ' I 7 ' , ' . Y' V Third Row: 1 . ' ' A. , . , . , - ' ' - ' .' . - -A ' . ' . rl ' 'Z lx A t . . 1 v l - l'A v l -v V v - - ' . - ' - I ' ' I - V - ll A I - - x 1 -I4 , ' ' v . Football RECORD - ,....A................ GLENWOOD SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH - .....,A..........,..........,. RED OAK - .4....,...........Y.A....... BEDFORD 27 7 33 O SHENANDOAH .....A..4,............ 26 7 40 0 27 7 - ............,............. HAMBURG Sl-IENANDOAH ,.......,........,.... Y .............,.. NEBRASKA ClTY SHENANDOAH ..,.......... , ....... . Fifty-three boys turned out for Iunicr High football this year. For the third consecutive year and the fourth time in the last six years the Ponies enjoyed an undefeated football season. They won five games, outscoring their opponents l53 to 21 for an average oi 30 to 4. Their list of victories now stands at nineteen straight games. Coaches this year were Mr. Hernenway and Mr, Brewer. This is Mr. Hemenways sixth year as head coach and Mr. Brewer's fourth year as assistant, Returning lettermen were: Mike Kilbane, Ron Rydberg and Dean Dickerson. Those who lettered this year were: Donald Lang, Ronald Lang, lim Farris, Bill Hoven- den, lohn Gamble, Leon Nicholls, Steven Childs, Dean Dickerson, Iodie Greer, Gary Sheir- bon, George Silence, Dick l-lartje, Mike Klbane, Kenneth Smith, lerry Brannen, Byron Roschke lim Gilchrist Rodney Martin Dale Mathes Ron Ryclbegr Mike Neill Gary Wise and Gene Craig High scorer for this years Ponies was Ron Rydberg with 58 points Mike Kilbane was in second place with 53 points Others who scored points were George Silerce 40 lim Gilchrist 10 Dale Mathes B and Dean Dickerson 6 Hack Row Fourth Row hlrd Row Second Rom Front Row QM. ,,.,.am Man'1p.,e-is Artz Tupennmt, Smith Jones Irwin 'Nlclnnl-tu fe-Hat Emblem Harper Mxnxgers Hemenvuiy Benefiel Pmtelsen Connels 'VIcAtee Nyc Crui, Howard Jenkins Oselbey White Binxu Coldbery, Baldwin hiuse Sewart lhompson Norris Milloy Gilchrist Iwicholls Hoxenden Neill D Lam, R Lam. Glen ihulds Hartie Shelrbon Cxmpin I-.arms will-nu Wise Rydberp, lxilhane Dickerson bm th Mihes Martin Roschke Brinnen l l Sal, 'Q ' , li sy! X -'at X. N . if M 1 . V: . I , .3 , 1 . ' ,G ' ' , ., .' v A .j . ,.,' r , I . ,v ., 1 A 5 .YY ,Z Wycoff. . h T ' ':. A . i ' 2 ,A 1' '. i' A . K' '., Ll l . i S . l i: '. 2 71 Basketball btandlng Back Row il GllChTl5E Hemenway Hovenden Nexll Rydberg Kllbane Dickerson Irv1n Carlsen Nlckolls Bmnnen Iext 'lhompson Roschke Sxlence Farms Smxth Bel F161 Baldwm Norrls R Lang Howard Tmpennlng Second Row Harme Greer Martm Feget Whxtehlll Gamble urdham Stewart Ballam Hickman D Ling Perry I' rst Row McLaren Conners Harger Overbey MConkey McAtee Waldron Petersen Blnau Kluse After dropp ng the frrst game ot the season to a larger Bedford team the yumor h1gh basketball team swept through the next ten games Wlthout a feat to hang up a lU 1 record for the season Outscorlng thelr opponents 389 to 297 the POHIGS hung up a 35 to 27 average Ron Rydberg was the team s lugh scorer Wlth 135 pomts 1n eleven games Other hlgh scorers were M1ke K1lbane w1th 74 pomts and Dean D1ckerson wth 73 Seven boys were deslgnated as lettermen for the 1953 54 season by Coaches Brewer and Hemenway They were Ken Carlsen Mlke Kllbane Dean Dlckerson Ron Rydberg Larry G1lbert llm G1lChf1Sl Mlke Nelll RECORD SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH BEDFORD NEBRASKA CNY VILLISCA ESSEX BEDFORD ESSEX GLENWOOD VILLISCA SDNEY GLENWOOD SDNEY is It 2 7 .,r, 5 A . Q- ,.,, .. A 1 ff? R H jf I 3? E lf 9-M . . . . de- . ,, ..... ,..,, .,... 3 1 -45 ..,. .. ,,., . ........ ,. ,. .... ..,.., , . ,..,........ , 27-25 ..,. ,........... . .. .,., ..,....., ,..... , . , .. 44-35 ..,....... ,, .....,... ,. .. ,,., ., , ..,...,. . 45-35 ..,., . ...., .. , .. , ..,....... ., .,.. .,t..., ,.,... 2 3 -15 ..,. ...,. ..,,,, . ,. .. ., ,..., .,.. .,.,. 3 6-28 .,.,., .. .. . .... .....,. 48-21 ...,., . . . .. A 4 . .... .. 40-22 .,... , ,..,. ..,. . ., ,. , , ...,. 38-20 ..,...,., , . . ..... , 32-21 .,.,. , ....,.,. .,.. . . , l 72 l Track Iunior High Ponies, coached by Mr. Hernenway and Mr. Brewer, enjoyed another undefeated track season - their third in a row. They Won the Glenwood Dual, the Pony Re- lays, the Clarinda Invitational, the Shenandoah Invitational and the junior high section of the Cardinal Relays. In the five rneets, 477 points were scored by the team. Ken Mc!-Xtee was top scorer with 68 points. Others who scored Were' Mike Kilbane 66, Don Iohnson 65, Buddy Hoy 65, Phil Everly 50 Charles Petersen 25 Ron Rydberg 24 Iesse Ieffers 22 lun Danielson 20 George Silence I8 Harry Shaw l4 Mike Mahoney 13 Ed Ginger I3 Phil Moore 5 Ken Carlsen 2 lim Lang 2 Dick Iohnson 3 Mike Irvin 1 and lim Gilchrist l Letterrnen for the year were Everly Ginger Don Iohnson Kilbane Shaw Rydberg Silence Mahoney Hoy McAtee Petersen Danielson Moore and Ietfers Sec n o enc oo lr ay Fr t R0 Coach H e way Marti Perry Tarpen mg Goldberg, a 1,3 Gilchrist Glbert Hallam Childs Wald on Artz Bartles Co ch Bre I73l 1 1 1 I I . I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - Back Row: Danielson, Petersen, R. Johnson, McAtee, D. Johnson, Shaw, Everly, Smith, Hoy, Kilhane, Rydberg. o d R w: Sil e, M re, She' bon, H nie, Greer, Kivilaan, Mathes, Mahoney, Kellgren, Moss, Lang. i s w: ' em n ' , 'n, , n' '. Y, H r 'e, Carlsen, ' ' , i , ' ' , ' 1 I' , , , ll wer. ' Cadet Bands DRUM MAJOR Tupennlnf. MAJORETTES Funlx'1ouSc1 H1111 1m Bang Helgeson IROMEOINE Ixmttle J Flmhex Owubey PO6ilx9l MLL IIEH Ii XRI1OINL W 1tlx1nS W Fmhcr SAXOPI-1OINE I Wh1te Puln 1m Stew 11t Ossl in K LARINET To1,h'1m L heele H1att Drfnlxe L 1115.hl1n Npe rx Harms S W1llams Pauence P41115 I' LUTE C1'1n1 1ll 1111111111 M VS 1ll1 1ms lhevwr DRUMN Thompson Hoxenden Welty Bu111chte1 F1 1h'1m LOPINL1 C ulken Berne-1 Nye Desh R Vhllmmk HORN Wzllb Adxmi BASS Monk BAQS FLARINEI N lxule- LXMBALQ Ely Huh Ron 11 m 111111 11 1111111111 omrxon Wmltx Monk 1 11ms 'lop 1m Lxrpu Hutt Suonrl Rovs s 1n1x 11 lx 1 Ins nv1 Ill W 1 1 Front ion 1.11111 111 1 I-1x 11 l 74 l Forbes, D. Perry, J. Baldwin, Black, M. Pvrry, Hemi-nwuy, Hlggins. Brown, Oate-4, Tieme-yer. FRENCH . s ' 1 ': GV1 hu . B 1 'ht A '. H 'A l- . Th IJ . ' '. S. VV'll': ' hz , 'z A 4. S A' ': l':1l'l.'4'-11. D. IH-rry, li' ' . I7 -sh, W: tl! SK- ': A , I.. 'h't -. I ': Mu 1 , K 'ttl-, J. Vocal Music One of the largest groups in junior high history turned out for boys glee which met once a week at 8:00 a.m. Mr. Kjelson directed activities of the group. Part singing was an objective of this group in addition to encourag- ing participation in the extra-curricular activities and lostering enjoyment of music. Ron Rydberg was elected President, Mike Kilbane, Vice-Presidentg and Mike Neill, Secretary-Treasurer. Seventy girls met every Monday morning during the school year at 8:03 a.m. The group had a three-fold purpose: to encourage participation in ex- tra activitiesg to provide enjoyment of music, and to give students some un- derstanding of large group ensemble singing. Officers elected by the students for the year Were: Miriam Welty, Presi- dent, Annabelle Ross, Secretaryg and Connie lones, Treasurer. eeeeieeeegi 545979 Qdiajcrfi l'h rd Row Second Row Front Row Bank Row Thrrd Row Sfronrl Row lfront Row Tremryer Jenkins Nicholls Thompson Thompson Harper Burrrchter Howard Connerwr D Ma! McAfee Kruse Hemenway Camprn Benefrel Rydlrerj., Norris Ter-ret Embree Sperry Berrrer Hovenden Gamble McConkey Stewart Baldwin Black Forbes lfellrmy Grrhfrm D Perry Wrl lrrms McLfrrcn Fisher Neill R White Brrnnen Goldberg, Claiborne Trrpennrng Brown L Whrte Arn Malloy Overbey Irwin Har Je Roschke Greer Frederick Sherrbon Dickerson Srl ence Krllrfrne Wycoff Petersen Livermore Knrttle Ely Welty Tophfrm Dorel Putndrn Wells Funkhouser G L rrper Schneekloth Lybarger M Wrllr rms Mfruer Delehfrnt Ayres lxuwrtzky Rhordes Roorl Moore Stubbs L Jones Hiatt Be ne frfl K r rmer Adams Bennett, Mfrttcs Brewer Powell Lrsermore r iles om rey rrrlnu rullrn er rrj.rs Carrier Hero 1 ey M rx May bt rkr I Herold Monk F russ Ross Anrle rson be e r Rfrtlrff l' ranklrn L .lone White he rd Hrx-.on Wrllr rmson L rll rh brings Wel ind Ginger Desh H rmrrton nods l rrs n Gourley Sw mk Hr-rli 5 W rtf M Perry l75l A A-1 x. m 2. Z ig as K l' ,, 'X 4 . ' 'i W. . 4 , . .. X VL , tl,-, -X x N r A j A . 5 1 -' ': Helfeson, Morton, Crzindall, Wzitlgins, Lanefitt, Bang, Bertram. Ossian, Hayzlett, Williams, -1 E. rwiiy, or rr ', or T '1--. ivr.' J. .lrl, R'1 ,L. v. '- ': T. l i 1 ' 1 .i i. I .' 7: :i:m'. ' '. ii . l' . S. 2 . W .: '.'o , ' ' ', .' 'z , A, '. h' -. . Honorary Z F ont Ro Carlsen K g Kellgren Mos Jo es Wh sler 0 sa G ee walt Watk ns Shenandoah Iunlor Hlgh 1S fortunate 1n havlng a chapter ot the Nat1onal Iun1or Honor SOC1elY Its Off1C1Ql name 1S the Alpha Chapter and 1S made up of students who excel 1n scho1arsh1p and possess the quahtxes of character leadershlp and school c1t1zensh1p 1n add1t1on to serv1ng others through school GCllV1l1eS Offxcers of the 1953 54 school year were Ken Carlsen Pres1dent Suzanne Ely V1ce Pres1dent Carolee Knlttle Secre tary Treasurer and Lynette Iones Llbrarlan and H1stor1an Var1ous school pro1ects were carrled out by the group durmg the year such as ma1nta1n1ng a school scrap book 1n duct1ng new members before a school assembly usher1ng at school act1v1t1es hhng 1n the pr1nc1pals ofhce and ass1st1ng 1n keepmg the school and lockers clean Mr Hemenway and MISS Ruth were co sponsors ot the group tor the hfth consecuhve year l76l Back Row: Knittle, Welty, Ely, Topham, Barnes, Hoy, Christner, Rodgers, Burton, Lynn, Abraham on Smith, Gilbert, Phelan, Ban , Bertram. w: ,in, , s, n. i ,sin, rn', i. I I 1 . I I . - . I . I - ' I I - I - I I Annual Statt Four eighth grade students comprised this year's annual statt, They were chosen by Mr. l-lemenway on their record in school and their dependability. Among the tasks performed by the group were those of writing all articles for the junior high section of the annual, advertising the sale of annuals, conducting sales ot annuals, and the distribution of the covet- ed yearbooks. One hundred thirty-tive students purchased copies ot the SHENANDOAH indicating the good selling job done by the statt l77l Rydberg, Rankin, Langston, and Neill Pep Club Nm Aug, I EW 1 Lck Row P11nkho11se1 Ross C0111l1y I-10nt Row W llumson B1111, H1111 m HMR Ron nod 1 11 1 Joms M1IN1vn Pose-1 l'1fth Row 1114.5 IIILIS Plltfldfll i1ll1h 11 Mon Weltx Osslxn Hslgeson Hullftt Vhllnd W00111 I'0lllfh Row lx11w1t1l11y 4 y W1tk111-1 B1y1nL Wh1tehe1d h111ttl1- S W1ll11ms Ely HlU1IJlOH lhllll ow nod llme-1 Sm1t Ayres 1111111-tt B1111fwl Bnutt L1xv1m1111 Nvw111k Hood B11w1r 'VI W1Il1.f1ms Stubbs S11o111lRov1 mme-II M41111 Tllllllllgfl 11s0n onre es-1 xson 1 1 111 1 1 Bites I nes 1 Rankln P10111 Row Ross Ban B111m 11111kho11s11 C'o111ley W1ll11mson S1X peppy cheerleaders led the pep club and student body through a successful athletlc season lnsp1rat1on and pep were added to every athletlc contest dur1ng the year by the SIX g1rls who attended every game at home and away A total of forty four glrls tr1ed out before a comm1ttee of faculty members and students on the bas1s of VOICS quahty pep leadersh1p personahty and ab1l1ty to get along w1th others Carol Ann Bang was chosen head cheer leader of th1s group Pepperettes was chosen as the off1c1al name for the 1un1or hlgh pep club S1xty SIX seventh and e1ghth grade g1rls belonged to lh1S organ1zat1on wh1ch helped cheer 1un1or h1gh on to v1ctory 1n athlet1cs Mr Gardner and Mr Ayres were faculty sponsors Holdmg off1ces were Betty Rankm Pres1dent Brenda Fauss V1ce Pres1dent Kathy Powell Secretary and Ann Topharn Treasurer The off1c1al Pepperette un1form was a Whlle sl-:1rt and red sweater Mem bers were reau1red to attend the club s weekly meetmgs games at home and as many out of town games as posslble l78l 'G 5 1 5 Q t ij x ij S l 1 3' 1 , '55 ' . ws . .1 38' B1 ': ' : ', I ' 1 . 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