Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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Seniors skip on Friday the l3th 'asv li , vi ,, , 5 if M . 3 My .s ' Charles Griggs and Gordon The Mad Mouse provided screams and laughter for these seniors Richards pause for a handful as they prepare for a breathtaking ride. of peanuts before completing their tour of the zoo. Senior Skip Day arrived in May, Friday the 13th. It was no day for skeptics or pessimists but it certainly was a day for 34 gloriously happy seniors and their eight chaperones. They left the high school early and managed to stick close to a fun-packed schedule all day. The cloudy and somewhat drizzly weather threatened to dampen the party, but all was dry except a few hairdos and some pants' seats. Arriving at the new Portland Zoo, a ride on the zoo train and a peek at the animals were in store for everyone. On the go again, the cars headed for Oaks Park, where four crazy hours were spent. Favorites at the park were the Mad Mouse, the bumper cars, and the roller rink. Next on the itinerary was dinner. Dressing at the YMCA and YWCA, the seniors put on their best duds. It was a regal banquet at the Sheraton Hotel in the California Room where etiquette and appetite fought it out. Following dinner, seniors claimed seats in Rows A and B in the bal- cony of the Music Box to view the Oscar Award winner, Ben Hur . Leaving Portland behind, the seven cars pulled out and headed for The Dalles. The 2:30 date at the Recreation was kept, and most of the group managed to bowl at least two lines. A much-needed snack brought the day to a closeg the next stop was home and bed. 24

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Gfficers guide class activities Beaming with pride, freshman pres- ident, Nancy McKean displays the school spirit trophy won by the class in compe- tition against the other classes. Represent ing the freshman class are Jacque Bucholtz, secretaryg Bob Parker, ser- geant at armsg 'Nancy McKean, presi- dentg Bill Doolin, vice presidentg and Ginger Laughlin, treasurer. Sophomore leaders are shown at left strolling down the halls of the new wing. The sophomore talent show highlighted the class functions for the year. Class officers are Paul Sather, treasurer, Barbara Hampton, secretary, Malcolm Eslinger, presidentg Bonnie Tatum, sergeant at armsg and Gene Eakin, vice president. The juniors had smooth driving as their officers and adviser steered them into successful activities. Class events included a spring play and the Junior Prom. Officers are Diana Henrichs, sergeant at arms, John Dtmcan, sec- retary, Larry Middleton, treasurer, Mike Zachary, vice presidentg Ron Mobley, president, and Mr. Henderson, adviser.