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

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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

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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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W 1 Homecoming bout, dance climax Spirit Week The Battle of the Signs begang the Week of September 23 was set aside for 1967 SPIRIT WEEK. The freshmen were divided among the three classes and made a very good account of themselves. The seniors decorated the cafetorium with profiles of football players and a miniature football field. The juniors decorated the student lounge, their theme dealt with a carnival. The sophomores decorated the halls with the theme of Victory Lane. The parade scheduled to begin before the football game was rained out, however there was a small procession of cars. The Burns Highlanders and Sherman Huskies put up a tough fight and ended the first half with a no score tie. Queen Jill Nogle, the junior class princess, was crowned during half time. Her court was Joan Douglas, Senior, Cheryl Thompson, Sophomoreg Reine Thomas, Freshman. The Huskies put up a bruising fight but between a misfortunate touch down and a driving rain the game was lost. The Go-Fers played at the dance following the game and there was a psychedelic light show during their performance. The juniors Won the Spirit Week this year but because the faculty didn't judge the decorations soon enough no points were awarded toward the honor trophy. FANTASTIC decorations of the Spirit Week included a football and goal post by the Senior Class fleftj Driving rain poured down but teammates looked on anxiously fabovej Marilyn Brisbme and Theresa H111 cheered the team on Cbelowj