Shoals Community High School - Shocom Yearbook (Shoals, IN)

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Hall onitors direct the student bod The second year of the hall monitor system has been a year of successfully conducting the students of Shoals High School toward a better governed student body. The moni- tors Were chosen by the Student Council. There were four students taken from study hall each period. There were also two alternates for each period. Those who were given this Marcy Lindley, Sherylene Ragsdale, Martha Diamond, Ann Stroud. ROW TWO: Juanita Harker, Tommy Wade, Mary Ann Colarusso, Jan Hewitt, Liz Harding, Michael Wininger, Roxann Baker. ROW THREE: Roger Atkison, Rick Wininger, Larry Sherfick, Mark Jenkins, Nick Smith, Jim Stiles, Mark Akles, and Robert Downs. responsibility were ROW ONE: Sheila Abel, Kathy Stiles, Delegates learn about our government The Indiana Department of the Ameri- can Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored many activities directed toward the social betterment of the American citizen. Such activities included Hoosier Boys' and Girls' States. both States provided specialized train- ing in citizenship, practical politics, and good government for boys and girls from Indiana high schools. The States' staffs consist of schoolmen with a background of experience as teachers of government and administrators in the public schools of Indiana. Hanson McFee Post 74: 61 sponsored two delegates to Hoosier Boys' State held at Indiana State Univer- sity ffor the first tirnej on June 7-14, while the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored one delegate to Hoosier Girls' State held at Indiana University on June 15-22. gg eeellll . k pllllp eliiiis The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored three dele- gates for the Hoosier Girls' and Boys' States. Mark Jenkins and Glenn Jackson were chosen as the Shoals representatives to Boys' State. Dale Boyd and Garry Smith were chosen as the alternates. Juanita Harker was chosen as the Shoals representative to Girls' State. Debbie Kidwell was chosen as the alternate. Mark and Glenn had the honor of having Governor Edgar Whitcomb attend the Hoosie Boys' State, and Juanita had the pleasure of having Mrs. Birch Bayh at the Hoosig Girls' State. 80

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