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

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Sam Barlow Pacesetler Done Plans for the home were made by Mr. Brandenbtug, class instructor and pro- ject supervisor, for the Building Con- struction Class. Mr. Brandenburg has had more than 25 years of experience in the fields of construction and education. Before construction began, the students carefully chose only the best building materials. . . . from the handsplit cedar shake roofing to the low brick veneer front. The result. . . a beautiful, solidly con- structed home of extraordinary quality. The Barlow Pacesetter. Mr:l4Brandenbu.rg giving instructions to Bill McKay and Bill Camp. BACK ROW L-R: A. Newman, R. Brigdmon, J. Porgorelc, M. Osborn, B. McKay, J. Camp. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Hoecker, R. Teune, I. Hennemann, B. Petri, D. Caldwell, M. Bectold, G. Loftstead, B. Camp, P. Henneman, Mr. Brandenburg. Dan Caldwell works hard using the electric saw. I A W T - ,-. Q, E ,Q M 3 I: j, 7- M Afternoon Building Construction Class works together finishing the house. FRONT ROW L-R: R. Moore, R. Kennedy, K. Roe, T. Ciprano, Mr. Brandenburg, advisor. ON Tl-IE LADDER L-R: S. Keels, P. Panit. ON THE ROOF L-R: B. Wright, E. Hendon.

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A crowd is a lonely place to be When all those faces stare at you But no one really seesg And the constant voices in your ears Asking you what you've got to say But no one really Wants to hear 5 Believe in meg I'm really here Can't you seeg Your confidence would set me free I only live if you believe in me. Are you so afraid of coming near And never face the human race With nothing else to fearg And so please notice how I feel Find my eyes, touch my hand, and Let me know that I am real. --WAYNE NEWTON .sgfw 5 . W' i ffifiaii ,, 14

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Club Involved in Variety offlctivities The F.F.A. organization is made up of voca- tional agricultural students. There are 54 paid members out of the 127 Ag. students. Our F.F.A. Club participated in Oregon Charolais Field Day and tied Sth place out of 104 F.F.A. clubs. Jeff Anderegg placed 2nd individual, He competed against 600 F.F.A. members. The club conducted The Pacific Livestock Expo and gave guided tours to hundreds of grade school students. The members attended various county fairs, exhibited projects such as livestock, dairy animals, and ag. mech. projects, They went to picnics, and parties, played bingo and volley- ball, attended conventions, and went to Tim- berline Lodge. They had a district basketball team which placed lst out of 11 schools. Charolais Field Day, BACK ROW L-R: Harvey Meyer, Charles Emerson, Roy Bridgman. FRONT ROW L-R: Jeff Anderegg, Sheryl Schuster. Harvey Meyer and his loving cow No. 26. F.F.A. BACK ROW L-R: Mr. Surmeyer, Advisor, K. Fuller, K. Jones, S. Haddix, R. Young, M. Kennedy, S. Laughery, J. Paulson, I. Pitts, R. Giltner. ZND ROW L-R: D. Evans, J. Nicholson, D. Stebbin, T. Ruhter, T. Schull, T. Jensen, C. Frommelt, R. Hartsock, I. Hamelanian, D. Kirk, W. Mayner. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Stogsdill, C. Emerson, B. Kelly, J. Anderegg, M. Dillard, S. Schuster, M. Olsen. There are 24 other members that are not shown. Livestock and Dairy Scores Livestock County Fairs No. of schools Place Multnomah 3 1 7th Clatsop 16 3rd Was co 16 9th Washington 36 9th Dairy Washington 3 1 7th Tillamook 2 1 2nd Clackamas 25 2nd Oregon Charolais Field Day: Out of 104 schools, they tied 5th place. Columbia River District Soil Judging: 11 schools, 3rd place. F. F. A. Basketball Team: 1st place. District Soil Judging, BACK ROW L-R: Doug Shiver, jeff Anderegg, Harvey Meyer. FRONT ROW L-R: Sheryl Schuster, 142 Bill I-Iarsey, Mike Dillard.