Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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EARL KNIGHT, B.S., OSC. Agriculture, Advises VENITA BOUTWELL, M.Ed.p WSC, Oregon State Ex- FFA, Honor Society, Sophomores. tension, Lewis and Clark. Business Education, Ad- OLIVIA WILKINS, B.S., OSC, WSC, Oregon State Extension. Home Economics, Advises Girls' League, Freshmen. vises Seniors, Yearbook, Guidance. OUR TEACHERS WERE PREPARED Teachers should be prepared in the fields of their assignments. Although seven new teachers came to Sherwood this year, all were teaching in the areas of their preparation. Because of this, some outstanding classroom work was evident in the various departments. Student inter- est is invariably stimulated when the teacher has a wide background of know! edge and skillful techniques in presenta tion. DICK SANDERS, B.A., PSC. Speech, English, Journal- ismp Advises The Arrow, Juniors.

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Student body president Alan Brickley fulfilled his duties very competently. Serving as student body officers for the 1958-59 school year were: Norma Oyler, assistant treasurer, Darold Wiedemann, sergeant-at-arms, June Rehwalt, treasurer, Larry Bahns vice president, Alan Brickley, president, Anita Schuldheisz, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL TAKES VIGOROUS STRIDES TOWARD INTELLIGENT SELF-GOVERNMENT Through the superb leadership of the student body officers and members of student council Sher- wood had a very successful year. It is increasingly apparent that this governing body is becoming bet- ter informed and more able in the matter of han- dling student affairs. While student council meetings often provoke vigorous disagreement among the members, they are stimulated to think, to defend their position if it is strong, to abandon it if it is weak, and to abide by the decision of the group in the democratic process of self-government. To introduce appropriate items for consideration, to advise, and sometimes to exercise firmness from the administrative point of view is Mr. Gibson, prin- cipal. STUDENT COUNCIL. First Row: B. Anderson, J. Gardinier, C. Gehrig, S. Hansen, D. Wiedemann, L. Bahns, A. Brickley, Standing: B. Ferris J Anderson, N. Oyler, J. Rehwalt, B. Bradley, A. Schuldheisz. Second Row: Anderson, J. Johnson, R. Stevens, Mr. Gibson. ' D Snyder, J. Richen, D. Dittmann, C. Schmeltzer, J. Regan, D. Day, C.

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ESTHER KELTNER, B.S., Linfield, PSC. Social Science, English, Advises IRL. UUR TEACHERS WERE ADAPTABLE Versatility and adaptability are neces- sary qualities for the teacher. Not only must Teachers be able to meet all classroom situations, but they must be able to acliust to the whole school schedule with its in- evitable interruptions and adiustments, at the same time carrying on with the planned instruction. Before the year was ended, even the beginning teachers passed the test for these qualities. JACK BURRI, B.S., OSC, U of O. Driver Education, World History, World Geography, Coach, Advises Seniors. SHIRLEY CALNAN, M.A., U of Montana, State Teachers of North Dakota, U of Hawaii, U of Alaska, U of Colorado. Glee Club, English, Ad- vises Rally, Dramatics, Mixed Chorus, Band. Mr. Mills, Mr. Burri, school board member Dr. Merle Pennington, and Mrs. Boutwell enioy coffee be- fore a ioint faculty and school board meeting. --M t, M1