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

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Ronda Fraser, valedictorian, and Larry Helyer, sa- lutatorian, speak in- to the waiting micro- phone as they ad- dress classmates and guests. worthy students 1 . f x It Q XS ' ' ,lf f, f S A delightful sur- prise was awaiting when Mr. Bieker ripped the tape off the engraving that held the name Margaret Brown, Outstanding Senior Girl. Margaret was honored with a publication award for her work as paper editor. Ron Mobley re- ceived the FFA Scholarship Award for maintaining the highest GPA in the organization. . Q, X '-':g 2. A153-2: 5 4 3,1 5 Z L X Q I Valedictorian, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, and a publication award for remarkable work on the 1960 yearbook are recorded on Ronda Fraser's long list of achieve- ments. Larry Helyer ran a close race with Ronda and earned the right to become Salutatorian. The student body named Larry Outstanding Senior Boy. N 445 . ' sg, I, 5 Lfait fi' n A 5-A --.,,, am E-v I v-::-vI--E I .1 K i t':s .,v Q::- ty . q ..,. S W p,fV 112: X , ,., ' 'ba by-wg Four deserving girls were recognized and awarded scholarship pins for the highest class GPA: Alice Kaseberg, freshmang Barbara Hampton, sophomoreg Arlene Macnab, juniorg Peggy Alberty, senior.

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A smile and a handshake went with Mr. Bieker's con- gratulations as he presented the Outstanding Homemaker Award to Penny Higley. Penny's excellent grades in the advanced Homemaking Class and leader- ship as president of FHA earned her the honor of seeing her name engraved on the gleam- ing trophy furnished by the Crisco Company. Darlene Gochnauer, nervous but thrilled, stepped to the podium to receive her awards. Penny Higley, chosen Outstanding Homemaker of the year, and Terry Kaseberg, selected as FFA Star Farm- er were recognized and awarded at the Awards Assembly, May 27. Tribute pald A big graduation present went to Darlene Gochnauer when she accepted two scholarships The Union Pacific Railroad will aid Darlene in furthering her education at Oregon State College through the Carl Raymond Gray Award. She also received the Wornen's Club Scholarship. Jim Thomas was awarded a scholarship by the State Scholarship Commission. This pro- vides a partial fee to a state college in Oregon

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Talent awarded at 'Spring Fever' Pictured above are first and second place winners of the High School Division, Jacque Bucholtz and Judy Watkins. Emcee Malcolm Eslinger awards prizes. The sophomore class had its Talent Show, Spring Fever , On Apr. 22, in the high school cafetorium. The setting was a mural picturing a boy fishing in a restricted area, observed by a policeman. Master of Cere monies was Malcolm Eslinger. Divisions were: Lower Grades Q preschool through fourthl, Upper Grades Qfifth through eighthl, and High School. A S5 first and a S3 second prize were given in each division. W A J is Ballerina Julie Reynolds won first place in Carolyn Johnson won second the Lower Divisiong Shelley and Debbie place in the Upper Grades Reynolds took second with their hula. Division. Organist Sharon Coelsch, not pictured, took first place. 74