Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)

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Honorary Back row-Ken Carlsen, Mike Neill, Ron Rydberg, Larry Stewart. Bill Hovenden. Second x'owfBrend:-x Fauss, Carol Ann Bang, Anne Comstock, Glenda Carper, Anne Tonham, Carolee Knittle. Front row Miss Keenan, Sharonlee Anderson. Lynette Jones. Shirley Watkins, Joelaine Be-nefiel, Miriam Welty Torch and Scroll is the local chapter of the National Honor Society. Its members are chosen by the faculty from the junior and senior classes. Candidates must have spent at least one semester in Shenandoah High School. To be eligible, they are required to have maintained an average oi ninety per cent and exemplify character, leadership and service. Miss Muriel Keenan is the sponsor. l12l

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Representative Boy 81 Girl CARLSEN WELTY Miriam Welty and Ken Carlsen were chosen as Representative Boy and Girl. The qualifications considered in the selection are character, reliability, personality, scholarship, and leadership. During 'all four years Ken participated in football, basketball, baseball and track. He became eligible for membership in S-Club his sophomore year. Ken was a member of Key Club and Hi-Y four years and was chosen secretary of Hi-Y during his senior year. During his freshman year he served as a class officer. Ken was selected to represent Shenandoah at Hawkeye Boys' State and won the D. A. R. American History Award for having the highest average in American History his junior year. Another honor bestowed during his junior year was that of membership in Torch and Scroll, the National Honor Society. Throughout her high school years Miriam's interests have centered in music, both vocal and instrumental. Iournalism was another activity in which she participated, serving on the staffs of the Shen-Hi-Can and the annual. In her senior year she was assistant editor of the Shen-Hi-Can. A distinct honor was that of acting as secretary of the Southwest Area District of Y-Teens. In the local club she has served as program chairman, vice president and worship chairman. During her senior year she was a class officer and secretary of student council. Other honors earned were membership in Quill and Scroll and Thespians in her junior year and Torch and Scroll as a senior. l14l