Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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HISTCDRY QF TI-IE CLASS GF ZI7 STARTING OUT FRQM DIFFERENT PARTS or THE WORLD ON SEPTEMBER 7, I943, THESE SIXTY- EIGHT DIONEERS WERE STRIVING TOGETHER TO REACH A DESIGNATED POINT--NDIPLOVA ROCK OR BUST IN '47N. To HELP LESSEN THE HARDSHIPS OF THAT FIRST WEARY YEAR THE OLDER SETTLERS GAVE A WELCOME DANCE FOR THE NEWCGVERS. WE ELECTED AS PIONEER LEADERS: DUANE DOAK, LEADER IN CHARGE: DARYLE ELIASON, ASSISTANT HEADER' DHYLLIS CRUTCHER, DIARY KEEPER! EARL DELL, MONEY KEEPERQ AND DARREL DAVIS, GUARD. WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF OUR DIONEER ADVISERS, MISS SYLVIA FRICK AND MR. GEORGE A. GILLIS, WE INTRODUCED TO THE OLDER SETT- LERS A.NEW TYPE CF ENTERTAINMENT, CLASS SPONSORED STUDENT BODY ASSE?BLIES. AFTER A THREE MONTH REST, THE '47ERS AGAIN TOOK UP THEIR PERILOUS JOURNEY IN ANOT- HER CAPACITY. THEY HAD BEEN PROMOTED A RANK IN THE SETTLEMENT. THIS YEAR THE PIONEER ADVISER CHOSEN WAS MRS. OLIVE YOUNG. THE NUMBER CONTINUING THE JOURNEY WERE ONLY FIFTY- FOUR STRONG. FOR LEADERS WE HAD EARL DELL, LEADER: MARIAN VAERETTI, ASSISTANT LEADER: JANICE SCHNEIDER, DIARY KEEPERg AND ALBERT SHARER, MONEY KEEPER. WE AGAIN GAVE A CLASS ASSEMBLY. OUR DESTINATION WAS COMING NEARER WITH ONLY FORTY-EIGHT WHO HAD WEATHEREO THE STCRMS OF THE PAST TWO YEARS. THE PIONEER WOMEN CAME INTO THEIR OWN THIS YFAR. THERE WAS JANICE SCHNEIDER, LEADER: LUCILE SCHAITZ, ASSISTANT LEADERQ MARIAN VAERETTI, DIARY KEEPER MINYARD. MONEY KEEPER: AND RUTH HEMMY, GUARD. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS ELEANOR DIONEER ADVISER, WE PRODUCED HDELLES IN WAITINGH. TOWARD THE END OF THE TRAVELING WE GAVE A DROM, USING KING NEPTUNE'E KINGDOM AS A THEME, FOR THE SETTLERS WHO HELD RANK ABOVE US. THE FIFTY-TWO DIONEERS WERE AT DIPLOMA ROCK. THIS LAST YEAR, WE CHOSE DARYLE LILLIE Onmsiv, SEASON TOP ELIASON, LEADERI LESTER WOLF, ASSISTANT LEADER: ELLEN QADFORD, DIARY KEERERQ JEANNE GRAY, VONEY KEERER: AND KENNETH MET7LER, GUARD. As OVERSEER OF THE CAMD WE HAD NVOPN RANNOW. HIGH- LIGHTING THIS YEAR WAS OUR PLAY HGIRL-SHYH, WHICH WAS DIRECTED BY MISS ELEANOR OQMSBY. NE GAVE FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE OTHER YOUNGER SETTLERS AND ALL OF THE OLDER SETTLERS OF DAYS GONE BY A HOMECOMING DANCE, WHICH WAS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. THOUGH WE ARE AT OUR JOURNEY'S END AND HAVE WEATHERED ALL STORMS, IT IS NITH SADNESS THAT WE BID FAREWELL TO OUR COMRADES, THE '47ERS, THE BEST EVER. 'N