Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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The freshman class came into S.U.H.F. forty-five strong. Three new members were added during the year, and five dropped out, thus ending the year with forty-three. A Christmas card sale resulted in a good profit for the treasury. A few interested class members kept the candy concession going, although the returns were discourag- ing. The bingo concession at the school carnival was very successful. Glenda Stan- ley and Betty Ferris were chosen as carni- val princesses, and the class favored Letty Oyler and Tom Robbins for May Day princess and escort, OFFICERS: L. Oyler, Secretaryg A, Brickley, Presidentg J. Isaacson. Vice Presidentg L. Scott, Treasurer. The Freshmen Tried Their Wings Successfully Seated: J. Strom. M. Wert, C. Stanley, Mrs. Boutwell, L. Smith, V. Pileggi, L. VanD0lah, L. Oyler, D. Rome, L. Scott, A. Brickley, J. Isaacson, T. Robbins, L. Longway, J. Watson. Standing, first row: W. Schmit, K. Sullivan, Mr. Nordling, J. McPoland, N. Malcolm, V. Ramsey, A. Waterbury, C. Looney, B. Ferris, ,I. Anderson, A. Schuld- heisz, B. Consa, T. Hayden, J. Ullrich. D. Steffen. Second row: S. Hauman, C. Thompson, E. Gibbons, R. Drake. R, Waldo, S. Johnston, R. Schlarbaum, J. Rehwalt, D. Schlichting. L. Tompkins, C. Hansen, C. Schmeltzer, D Wiedemann, G. Clark.

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Typing I-Front row: R. Steffen, R. Brady, M. Weston. Second row: Desler, S. Anderson, J. McColm. Third row: J. Eaton, K. Smith, J. Jeffers. Fourth row: M. Kluser, B. Myers, M. Barnum. Last row: K. Cereghino, M. Saylor. Standing: J. Heish. Mrs. Boutwell, J. Andrews, S. Kadel, B. Hogsett. ,..i4W Shorthand II-Left: C. Crecraft. D. Arthur, J. Stewart. Mrs. Bout- well. D. Bither. M. Woodhouse. M. Morris. Satisfaction Is Found in Skills A great interest has been shown in the com- mercial courses this year. The students realize the practical value of these courses which may be used directly for job placement. as a basis for further study. or as a useful tool in every- day life. A team made up of all members of both the first and second year shorthand classes won an O.G.A. pennant for superior shorthand notes submitted in a national contest. A num- ber of seniors secured office jobs to begin im- mediately after graduation. Bookkeeping-Seated: M. Woodhouse. P. Cross. K. Way. C. Scott. Y. Snyder. Y. Adams. B. Saunders. J. Schmeltzer. Standing: D. Bither. C. Schneider. Mrs. Boutwell. D. Ed- strom. L. Seely. Not pictured: Clair Gruver. r. ..- e