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

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Pace quickens during second week The Frosh party gets the second week off to a busy tempo. Student body card pictures are scheduled, teachers really get in gear and begin to pile on the work. Football is in its sec- ond week of competition and swimming and cross country teams form; members begin to practice in earnest. It looks like school has settled in for a long winter - fall and spring, Sharon Beatty interviews Ruth Bowman about her half year in Germany and Dagmar Tanda about her inpress ions of America. Ruth lived with Dag- mar and Dagmar had come to live here in San- dy and to attend SUHS Mrs. Doris Johnson and Mrs. Sheila Jones discuss whether to let students escape to the library, LASSIE or MRC. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK--------- OF OREGON SE Powell Blvd Hood Av . 665-1171 16

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Varsity football rally promotes pep Despite rain, snow, hail or fog, the varsity rally was always on the job, at home or away, cheer- ing the football team and inspir- ing the fans to yell louder. Long hours after school were spent developing new yells, new rou- tines and pep assembly stunts. What would a football game be without the rally? Varsity football rally (1st row) Debbie Gunderson, Barbara Porter, Diane Namhie, Marcia Carr. (2nd row) Becky Bell, Jennifer Burdick and Suzy Copper. 15

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Rook party initial activity for neophytes (Above) Refreshmen break is popular with Frosh. (Below) Dubbie Hayes and Julie Jones enjoy orange passing game while Laurie Samsel, ASB business manager watches, (Right) Dave Warner gets wrapped up in his work. The second week of extra-curricular activities began with the Annual Frosh party, September 13, sponsored by the ASB. Approximately 150 freshmen participated at the get-together. Sophomores were in charge of the refreshments and games, which included an orange- passing relay, toilet tissue wrap, and balloon popping relay. Refreshments and dancing ended the night's events.