Enterprise High School - Savage Yearbook (Enterprise, OR)

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Table of Contents Foreword .,...... ........................................... . . Dedication .,,................................. V. In Memoriam .....,........ , ................... ,... . Enterprise High School Building ......... Administration .,...................,............. True-Hearted, Whole-Hearted ..,.... Faculty ......,........,.,............ ....... Executive Council ........ Seniors ...................... Juniors ,....... ....... Sophomores ...... Freshmen ........ Alumni ........ Society ..... H1-Booster .............................. Hi-Life .....................,.......,.......... Torch Honor, Roll of Honor ........ Who's Who ........................,....... Interclass Rivalry ........ Waokiya, Pep Staff .......... Associated Girl Students ..... Tomanawas .............,....... Booster Club, Ag Play .,............ Typing Team, Crators ................. Vocational Club, Stock Judging ....... Glee Club, Orchestra ..,,...........,.... P.A.L.S.-R.U.B.E.'s ......,......,...... Sacajawea and Inmeturjalatk ....i.. Athletic Coaches ........................ Football ...........,.............,......... Boys' Basketball ..........., Boys' Baseball ..................... .. Boys' Athletic Summary ......... Volleyball ...............,......,...... Girls' Basketball .i....,....... Girls' Baseball ...,................. Girls' Athletic Summary ..,,. School Calendar ....,.......... Snaps ...,,....................... Advertising ...... Jokes ................ Autographs ....

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School Board Sam hitch YV. A. Murray. Chairman R. L. Forsythe G. M. Gaily Clerk HE Board of Education in the Enterprise school is more than a group of business executives. They are the friends of progressive program. Their guiding influence is felt in every depart- ment of the school. In the past they have never failed to cooperate to the fullest extent of their power with the student body. The suc- cess of the Enterprise high school is assured for the future as long as a board with such iclcals is guiding its destiny. There is not a mem- ber of this group but is willing: to sacrifice personal gain and conven- ience to serve the best interests of the community and the school. Each individual brings personal integrity into his public service. God gave all lllf'11 all f'r1rfl1 to low, Bat .vizzfzf oar l1i'111'I.s' are Xlllllll, Urflairzed for r'a1'l1 our .vfmf .vlzould f7l'!I'Z'l' 13l'l0?'I'1ll 0T'l'I' all,' Thai, ax H11 YL'IIft'lIl'I1 CI'I'IIflfIll'J' lzlrtll, So rw, in gadlilcv IIIOUIJ, llflay of our l ow' t'l'l'IIfl' our 1'111'tl1 ,lad .ver flzaf it ir good. Sa to flu' lanzl our l1l'I1l'fS 'ZW 4Q'lT'!' Till flu' rare 11111gir5 .l'fl'lK'6', ,lad ll'I!'llIf1I'j', llsf, and Low lllllfll' li-iw' Ura aml our fields alike ylllllf dl'l'f7l'I' tlzazz our spfr'1'l1 and llI0ll,g lIf, lfeyoazl our 111115011 's s-way, Clay of flu' fri! rciliwlrz' we -zwrf' -zwiglll Yearns to its fellow-clay. -KIPLING -r7j-