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

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Open House Draws Big Crowd On September 25 or 7 pm. SHS was filled wirh positive parents'' quipped Dick Harrison. Assistant Principal. In the past, some people have said that Open House was pretty boring, bur this year proved to be an exception wirh such a good turnout. The parents and faculty all met in the commons to discuss the order of the evening. Then, parents went obour fotowing their sons' and daughters' schedules to hear from teachers about course outlines, grades and the like. After a couple of hours, everyone met bad in the commons for entertainment by the SHS music deportment and refreshments prepared by Sandy's cooking staff. Open House was designed to help the parents get acquainted with the teachers of their youngsters. It gave the parents an understanding of what the kids went through for seven hours a day. Of course, the parents got on understanding of what the reochers went through every day too. TOP LEFT: Holy Sorich gives o nice big grin while signing yearbooks or rhe annual Mee Mo Parry TOP RIGHT: SHS yudenrs enjoy exchongng MEE MA books for those al- imporranr autographs. RIGHT: Mr Chns Smith explains his computer course outline to mreresred parents DOTTOM RIGHT: Social Studies reocher Jane Davey chars wirh parents or Open House DOTTOM LEFT: Chemiyry reocher Dill Jordens explains grading procedures to students' parents P-1 22

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TOP RIGHT: SHS Nurse Joyce Kramer rakes hisrory of commumry donor TOP CENTER: Senior Moro Arkins smies ar comero rrymg ro rake her mind off of rhe pom TOP LEFT: Nicole Hodley and Knssie Wfcon conrribure rheir blood ro rhe needy during Homecoming week BOTTOM: Counselor Peggy Harr donores her blood ... and nme BLOOD DRIVE! The overoge person hos 8-12 pinrs of blood in rheir body Why nor give one pinr ro someone who needs ir? Thor's whor 101 people did or rhe Red Cross Blood Drive on Ocrober 6 Nancy Kieburrz, coordinoror of rhe Blood Drive, said rhor she was exrremely pleased wirh arrirudes of donors and rhe volunreer srudenrs who helped. She also added rhar Sandy had collecred 96 unirs of blood compared ro lasr year’s 86 unirs. To mony srudenrs donoring blood gives rhem a feeling of imporrance. Tara Connelly explained, ir makes you feel good obour yourself because your helping someone 23