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

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The National Honor Society is a national organ- ization for honored high-school students. The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character. These qualities must be prominent in all members. The Sherman High National Honor Society held a tapping ceremony in January. Fred Rolfe, Karen Thompson, Jill Nogle, Duane Miller, Debbie Reynolds, and Chris Melzer were tapped and became members of the NHS. The proba- tionary member, a person from the sophomore class who has been outstanding in the four re- quirements for a member, was Janet Pinkerton. On Awards Night, Joan Douglas, the foreign exchange student from South Africa, was tapped and given honorary membership in the National Honor Society. CONGRATULATING new National Honor Society member Duane Miller was Mrs. Gene Reynolds fabovel. Extending congratulations to new members was Mr. DeMarsh Qlefty . Elite scholars initiate Front Row: Treasurer and Parliamentarian Bill Bellamy, Secretary Susan Barzee, Vice President Kathy Stark, President Diana Dillon. Back Row: Probationary member Janet Pickerton, Advisor Mr. Odell, Chris Melzer, Jill Nogle, Karen Thompson, Debbie Reynolds, Duane Miller, Fred Rolfe.

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1- -t ' r' -ff ,f '-Q A -pw' -uw-, f 'Y' 7 .aj A FHA members were: ffront rowy Betsy Bish, Nancy Macnab, Patti Brown, President Chris Hicks, Marilyn Brisbine, Vicki Bardenhagen, Chris Mansfieldg fsecond rowj Miss Koonst, Jill Hilderbrand, Kathy Ward, Vicki Adkins, Beverly Pshigoda, Patti Bardenhagen, Cindy Heater, Elaine Nisbetg fthird rowl Sheryl Gordh, Colleen Burnette, Harlene Brown, Theresa Hill, Ginny Burnette, Ellen Nisbet, Arlene Dormaier, Jill Nogleg ffourth rowj Susan Barzee, Nancy Henrichs, Karen Thompson, Sue Morris, Cassie Weld, Leta Eslinger. An active club at Sherman was the FHA. Under the able leader- ship of President Chris Hicks the girls had their annual style show in the spring, their mother and daughter banquet in January, and decorated for the Sports banquet in May. The club's major money making activity was selling concessions after school two nights a week. They earned 810. 00 a month in order to sponsor a Korean orphan. Style show, banquets, highlight homemakers, activities PACKING Christmas gifts for their Korean orphan was Chris Hicks, chapter president. Money from the sale of concessions spon- sored the orphan. Proudly displaying her spring dress, Patti Brown modeled for the judges at the FHA spring style show fbelowj.

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,4 key ta eiftra-curricular acfiafifics School offers much more than just studies. Students participate in fun things connected with school. The school-supported clubs and activities are catalogued under Extra Curricular . This key unlocks the door to the extra activities and their doings at Sherman High. 59