Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Miss Schaer directs the Boys' Glee Club at the s rin B d D. P'l J H p g an ieggi, . ansen, J. Whisman, D. Rome, J. Isaacson, D Concert. They are, from left: W. Drager, D. Stearns, M. Heenan, Sullivan, K. Delker, B. Schmit. BOTH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ENJOYED MUSIC DEPARTMENT TALENT Through our fine music department, the entire opened door, the wide windows on a warm day, school and community have profited. or the special practice in the gym to lift the spirit. The students in the various groups have found And, always generous and prepared, our music satisfaction and growth through musical expres- department performed at functions in and out of sion. ln the classrooms, there was the suddenly school for the pleasure of all. Delightful music was furnished by the Girls' Glee Club at the M, Anenson, J. Liesy, K. Jackson, R. Drake, L. Tanner, S, Stearns, F-RA' Banquet. The Qll'lS BFG, flfsf FOWI B- Andrews, L- EVGFSTT, M..Ramsey, J. Kummrow. Hidden: L. Oyler, S. Friend, W. Robbins, D. Schaffer, K. Eaton, V. Davis, T. Klyhm. Second row: P. Burns, J. Crossway, M. Gibbons. J. Edstrom is at the piano.

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Mrs. Wilkins with her advanced homemaking group display a canning proiect. From left to right: Joan Kummrow, Geraldine Lerol, Janice Edy, Joanne Liesy, Lenore Smith, Betty Ferris, Nancy Westcott, and Kathryn Eaton. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GET GOOD TRAINING Where else in the school program can our future homemakers better learn about the responsibilities which make for more satisfying family lite and community service than in the homemaking de- partment? Freshman girls learn the technique ot cutting from a pattern. Under the skilled leadership of Mrs. Wilkins, and in her well-equipped department, the girls at Sherwood High have opportunities for learning and doing seldom equalled, even in homemaking departments of larger schools. A sophomore cooking class poses for the photographer. Here are Kayron Stevens, Margaret Gibbons, Mavis Anenson, Donna Schaffer. Marian Ramsey, Barbara Beeler, Carolyn Schlarbaum, Betty Andrews and Norma Oyler. 35

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lnvading the Typing roorn for a last minute rush of copy, these C. Hansen. W. Schmit, C. Cuddeford, T. Galbreath, S. Coshow. Don members of THE ARROW staff work against The noon bell. From Bischof and Bill Houston, standing, R. Kirkpatrick, P. Kummrow, J. left, by rows: J. Gamble, standing, T. Hite, J. Cuddeford, J. Davey, Strom, K. Collier. Standing by window: Mr. Sanders. VERTIME WORK MADE lMPOSSlBLE POSSIBLE IN PUBLICATION OF SCHOOL PAPER Trying to meet deadlines within a thirty-minute however, found the staff working many overtime activity period three Times a week became an im- hours To produce a mimeographed paper of out- possilole task for THE ARROW staff. A genuine standing quality. interest in the publication of a good school paper, Mr. Sanders supervised the iournalism group. Judy Gamble was the talented, untiring editor who stayed on the iob until the last copy of each issue was stapled.