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

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Homemakers form new SHS club T First Row: Connie Axtell, parliamentariang Nancy Wilson, news reporter, Penny Higley, president, Darlene Gochnauer, vice president, Barbara Hampton, treasurer. Second Row: Mary Ann McKay, Erin Wilson, Alfa Jean Payne, Barbara Byars, Julia Bayer, historiang Peggy Alberty, Mikie Kenny, Vee Busse, Patty Miller, Carol Hoye, Darlene Miller, Alice Kaseberg, Sharon Austin. Not Pictured: Patty Byars, secretary, Jeanne Macnab, historian. The FHA motto Toward New Horizons was introduced to Sherman when a new club was started at the beginning of the school year. Gift wrapping and making candles was the topic for the holiday program. Busy and active, the girls sponsored a clothing drive for European refugees. At the March meeting, Mrs. Carlisle from Carlisle Jewelry in The Dalles, displayed ster- ling and stainless steel dinner ware. The organ- ization sponsored a style review April 28, given by some 30 girls in the home economics classes for their mothers. The 19 members are looking forward to increased membership and another successful year in 1960-61. Miss Pearson, adviser, had the expert help of the chapter mothers, Mrs. Bob Byars and Mrs. Harley McKay. HOTEL DALLES COFFEE SHOP PENNEY'S KENNY'S MAR KET The Dalles The Dalles Grass Valley

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Concerts climax year's work for chorus 51 3 5 l .- ,-- X 3? 5 MQ as J' i , M -' ---Q1 l S . -V we - - l First Row: Barbara Hampton, Judy Watkins, Linda Helyer, Jacque Bucholtz, Ginger Laughlin, Sharon Richards, Ann Halvorsen, Barbara Gilman, Mr. Jacox, Director. Second Row: Mike Richards, Bill Doolin, Terry Ewing, Byron Bayer, Charles Griggs, Gordon Richards, Philip Gilman, Mary Griggs, Nancy McKean. Not Pictured: Ron Welk. Mr. Jacox directed the Sherman High Chorus through a successful year. The year's activities were the Winter Concert, Dec. 12, and the Spring Concert, May 7. The Winter Concert was highlighted by the band's playing selections from My Fair Lady and the chorus singing Hymn to Man . Music for May was the theme for the Spring Concert on May 7. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Around the World in 80 Days were some of the songs which were featured by the chorus. A girls' sextet, The Shermanaires , was organized and sang at both concerts. The follow- ing six girls comprise the sextet: Jacque Bucholtz, Judy Watkins, sopranosg Barbara Gilman, Mary Griggs, second sopranos, Ann Halvorsen, Nancy McKean, altos. Judy Watkins served as assistant director and Barbara Hampton as pianist throughout the year. HARRY'S RADIO SHOP HARRY JUSTESEN .lOE'S FREEZE The Dalles Shell Oil Products Rufus Kent so f ll is 9,5 'gn 'ff

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Dynamic Mr. Jacox waits for I'm a Knavenpantomimes Peggy Alberty to the ball as he plays against the St. George, portrayed by Orville Blaylock, in students. Mr. Robertson stands a speech play given for the student body. in back. They lost. Students Pretty and pert Mary Ann McKay and Cheryl Gentry mod- eled the outfits they made in home economics. Vee Busse interests little Lori Paulson with a picture book in the home economics playschool.