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

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A SPANISH musical routine was presented by Roderique Brothers faboveb. Go-Fers dance band, later renamed Blue Maze, played after basketball game fbelowy. Judy Conners, IFYE student, spoke on Ireland frightj. LIGHT assembly featured Dawn Rice fbelowj. Pacific Power pre- sented program on electrical safety Qrightj.

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Assemblies enliven education Assemblies are set aside for the purpose of broadening the student's educational background. Surprise assem- blies arranged by Mr. De Marsh consisted of a musical routine by the Roderique Brothers from Mexico and a program of gymnastics by students of David Douglas High School on parents day. The first National School Assem- bly of the year was a pianist, Jose Norman, November 20. Joan Douglas, our foreign exchange student, gave a speech about her native land, South Africa. Another foreign stu- dent from the International Farm Youth Exchange, Miss Judy Conners, gave a brief resume on her stay in Ireland, February 7. Scientific assemblies consisted of a light show entitled Let There Be Light by Mrs. Dawn Rice on March 30, This Atomic World by Mr. Mike Monroe on March 15, and an assembly on safety around electrici- ty by Pacific Power representative Mr. Miller. A Nar- rative cartoonist Mr. Bob Woods, drew characters of famous people as he told their history. The senior class concluded the year with an assembly reading class wills and prophecies. DANCES such as the Future Farmers of America Sweet- heart dance served as entertainment after games. gifs' PENALTY for losing at the freshman assembly was a whipped cream pie in the face fleftl. Upsidedownback- wards handwriting proved an easy feat for cartoonist Bob Woods fabovej.

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E YEARBOOK plant guide Bill Shields explained process of book bind- ing to Cal McDermid, Cece Skelton, David Sherman, Bill Bellamy, 4 - and Cheryl Gray during tour. Cece Skelton and Bill Bellamy pre- pared layouts for 1968 edition frightl. Yearbook offers record, Yearbook staff members started the year off attending Eastern Oregon Press Conference at Pendleton. Editor Bill Bellamy, Business Man- ager Cece Skelton, and Assistant-editor Calvin McDermid attended the seminar. Work on the 96- page edition began with designing a cover in Nov- ember. Husky staffers trekked streets of The Dalles soliciting advertising to help finance the production. Five staff members toured R. Wallace Pischel, Inc. printing facilities at Pasco, Washington in March to eyewitness the process of book publication. SOPHOMORE John Hall picked up 1967 Husky at checkout desk. STUDENT photographer David Sherman prepared to develop a roll of film. 'lb- HANDLING production assignments for the yearbook were David Sherman, Cheryl Gray, Editor Bill Bellamy, Cal lvlcnermld, Cece Skelton, Chris Canfrall and Ad- visor Roy Viken. 72 I