Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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, I N 1. le I 4, .1 x .Mk I it lf' j,f Qj! if . 4 1 1, 1 Above-Craig, Staley, Sherman, Frost, Sitton, Kendall Below-Trask, Frost, Burt, Balcomb, Roberts, Frank 'FFICULTH' NEAL CRAIG All right, it's time to put away the tool. B. S. Oregon State College Teaches Agriculture Adviser of Future Farmers and Tiger Knights. CLARA RUFF Now if you fellows don't want to stay in class-please go on out. Pacific I'niversity, B. S. Teaches Physical Education, Biology, Physics Adviser of Girl Reserve, Tennis Coach STANLEY KENDALL Did you ever hear the one about the hen and the eggg which came Hirst? Pacific College, B. S. Oregon State College Teaches Mathematics Adviser of Glee Club MRS. BESS LAYMAN Come away from the library window. Graduate work at University of Oregon A. B. Pennsylvania College Teaches Freshman English, Latin Adviser of Sophomore Class VINNIE B. FROST Well, Jack's awake, today! A. B. Alma College, Alma, Michigan Graduate work at University of Wash- ington, University of Oregon Teaches .Senior English, Junior English Adviser of Girls' League DOROTHY SHERMAN Let's be careful about ing be- tween bells-please ' Oregon State, Unive 'of Oregon, B. A.: M. A. Teaches Civics, Current ' or World History Adviser of B00 er Girls Debate C BEATRICE VVESTOFF Ye Gods! Balance the budget. B. S. Oregon State College Graduate work at University of Oregon Teaches Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Adviser ot' Junior Class VERNON VVEDIN Now don't go standin' around fellas- go in and hit those cookies. Oregon State College, B. S. Teaches General ,Science Athletic Coach Adviser of Order of N TOM MOUNTAIN All you standing ups-go get a tardy slip. University of Oregon, B. S., Social Science, P. E. Teaches Fieshman History, Economic Geography Coaches Wrestling and B Football Adviser of Freshman Class MINNIE STALEY Now, as I say-- . B. S. Oregon State Dietition, San Francisco Hospital Teaches Home Economics Adviser of Home Economics Club and Honor Society MARIAN HENDRICK We'll have to have it more quiet in here-I have a cold, Monmouth Normal, Graduate of U. of W., 'Columbia University, B. S. and A. M., School of Theatre, Pasadena, California Teaches Dramatics, Public Speaking, Junior English Adviser of the Masque Coaches Dramatics ANNE SITTON Well people-get busy on your art- icles. Linfield College, B. A. Teaches Sophomore English, Journalism Adviser of Scriveners Library JY

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Hubert Armstrong Vice-Principal TOO rapidly the last sands-in the hourglass of this school year are passing away. It is with regret that I watch its passing for to me it shall go down in my book of mem- ories as one of the happiest of all the rest. The many friends I have made in this, my first year here, shall long be a most pleasant memory. To the students, the faculty, my School Board and the patrons of our school, I give all credit for any success which has been mine. To those who are to return again next year it is my wish that the succeeding years may be even more pleasant than the past one has been. To the class of '37 who must leave us now, go my best Wishes for a pleasant and success- ful future. Again I wish you bon voyage and Happy Landing. R. E. Renne, Superintendent 6

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1 Above-H. Armstrong, adviserg Ha rth, Lewis, Burkett, Boss, Strait Below-Trask, Frost, Burt, Bal b, Rolows, Frank 'STUDENT COUFICIL David Boss ........,..,,................,,,....... .............. P resident John Haworth ........ ...... V ice-President June Balcomb ............. , ..............,., .,.,.............. S ecretary Ravena Burkett ...............,.....,,..,.........,. . ............ Treasurer Lee Strait, Jean Burt, and Roberta Lewis ........,..... Councilmen-at-large Wally Frank ....,. ......... S enior Class President Jim Frost ..........,. ............. J unior Class President James Roberts ...... .......,., S ophomore Class President Montie Trask ............ ...... F reshman Class President Hubert Armstrong .................................. Faculty Adviser DURING the past year, student government in Newberg Union High School has grown to be the most important activity in school. The student council being the legislative body for the student body, has been under the able leadership of David Boss, president of the student body. Besides transacting the business of the student body twice a month, the council sponsored a Freshman Week and Carnival which were both new activities. Freshman Week, with Jean Burt, Chairman, aroused much enjoyment and enthusiasm in the student body which hereafter will be conducted as an annual. affair. In an eifort to raise money for the student body, the first all-school carnival was held with Audra Johnson as chairman. This likewise will be continued each year. A new student body constitution was made and passed by the council. It contained the duties of oflicers, created an advisory cabinet for the presi- dent, provided regulation of participation in extra-curricula activities, and instituted a two dollar compulsory student body ticket. It was ratified by the student body. The council was enertained at the close of the year by the advisers, Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Renne. 8