Sam Barlow High School - Anno Mundi Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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I-low intelligent can the Human Mind become ? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HS Sponsors Blood Drive This year's NHS was the victim of much criticism. Being very idle at the beginning of the year, they were put down by the editors of the Bruin Banner. In response, they got moving. During the football season, they collected garbage after the games. In the spring they took on their largest project, the Red Cross Blood Drive. During the drive, they signed up tentative donors and made plans for the big day. They had eighty-three persons donate, collecting a total of seventy-nine pints of blood. The drive proved to be a tremendous success! They closed out the year with a fantastic new idea! Instead of the traditional banquet, they held a barbeque for the new and old members and their parents. The 1972-73 officers were, President: Roger Yamashita, Vice-President: Norm Shively, Secretary: Cathy Baudoin, Treasurer: Elaine Henshaw, IOC Rep: Elaine Fisher, Historian: Rich Monnie. LTO R Gayle Miller, Mr. Aaberg, Dianne Stanley, Kathy Kennedy, Renee Loehr, joe Opray, Debbie Carpenter, Becca Powers, Elaine Henshaw, Laurel Williams, Norm Shively, Kathy Bartel, Vicki Rohrberg, Roger Yamashita, John Lannan, Doug Kleiber, Elaine Fisher. QNOT PICTURED: Rich Monnie, Cathy Baudoin, Dan Strebin and Sue Taylor.j

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LETTERMENS, CLUB B.A . D. Lettermen The Barlow Athletic Department Let- termen did their usual outstanding services during the year. Along with two of the best dances of the year, new prospective members of the club were initiated, thanks to the abun- dantly original efforts of veteran lettermen. To become a letterman in good standing, the initiate must pass a frigid test of mind over matter in a whirlpool full of ice cubes and a bathroom full of bananas. A demon- stration of strength must also be demonstrated by the ability to ac- complish an isometric sit-up and to improvise new and different methods by which to transport an olive. With the addition of the new trophy case, and the success of such mem- Lettermen club officers, L TO R: Dave Hunsingerg Vice President, John bers as the Ougtgnding athletes, Joe Lannong Secretary, Tim Sommervilleg I,O.C. Rep. , Norm Shivelyg Presi Opray and Matt lessen, the letter- dent. men have had an unforgettable year. During the Letterman-Faculqf Basketball game, Mr Jackson has no opponents to stop him. Letterman Club Members, L TO R: FIRST ROW, Don Sunamoto, Dave Spotts, Paul Opray, Dave Hunsinger, Joe Opray, Dave Thompson. SECOND ROWg John Lannon, Ron Christian, Keith Jeffries, George Wallenstein, Andy Soden, Daryle Broadsword, Martin Keller, Steve Shiprack, Mr. Stebbins. THIRD ROWg Charlie Emerson, Ron Geisler, Bob O'Brien, jim Pauley, Brad Toynbee, Arnie Kindred, Dan Ledbury. FOURTH ROW, Matt lessen, Mark Kost, Norm Shively, Bruce Richardson, Jim Hunt, Tim Sommerville, Kyle Trenholm. Larry Stanley, Mark Kost and Harvey Meyer display the unusual talents they have acquired.

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,Nw-. Bruin Banner editors- rushing to get out another issue of the paper. BRUIN BANNER Banner Staff Is Bigger and Better The 1972 - 73 Bruin Banner staff is bigger than ever. As the saying goes the Bigger the Better . There were 26 students working on the paper this year. Along with the yearbook staff, they sponsored a Ski Fair and an Old Time Film Festivial in order to earn money to support their activities. MRS' MORRIS ' NEWSPAPER-ADVISOR Mrs. Morris is the advisor and appreciates the students participation in helping make the paper better. This years paper now has 2 sections which makes for more interesting reading. Mrs. Morris, R. Drapeau, S. DeWitt, D. Schulz, S. Ford, V. I-Iardisty, S. Works, S. Shull, R. Green, R- Scott, R- Fuhfefi A. Barclay, S. Charlton, D. Carpenter, D. Norris, E. Henshaw, S. Henderson, C. Baudoin, sitting, R. Kent, L. Hawkins, M. Thomas, W. Baker, S. DeCarne, D. Johnson, T. Sharkey, D. Roser, D. Van Beek.