Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Serving as president was Mr. Roland Chaney. MOMS AND DADS' MEETINGS STIMULATING Working always in The interest of The school and The students, This parent group provided well-planned programs Through- out The year To stimulate Thinking among The members. Having as Their first consid- eration The welfare of The students, Those in attendance were particularly impressed with The meeting which featured a stu- dent panel. Another outstanding program was provided when informed adulT group leaders moderated discussions on school finance, curriculum, and other similar broad Topics. A Talent show and other proiects pro- vided The Tunds for The Moms and Dads' scholarship, a contribution to The exchange student fund, and The All-Sports Banquet. MOMS AND DADS' OFFICERS. Secretary Mrs. James Allison, Treasurer Mrs. Arthur Eaton, president Mr. Roland Chaney and ,vice president Mrs. Lester Oyler. ,. , r.sass-,ses fsewsww efme f- ......-..,:a:. -ra..-,: ... . .,-... , . .. . . - , .,

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LAURENCE MILLS, B,S.p PSC, U of Washington, U of O. Physics, Chemistry, 9th Mathematics, Labora- tory, Advises Freshmen, Science Club, Outdoor Club. HELEN CONNOR, B.S., PU. Biology, P.E., Healthy Advises Sophomores, GAA. AL OLSON, B.S.f PU, OCE7 9th Science, P.E., Health, Coachp Advises Lettermen. JEAN EAGLESON, B.A.p Ohio SU, Reed Oregon State Extension. Mathematics, Advises Juniors OUR TEACHERS WERE INTERESTED Important to the whole school program is the attitude of the teacher toward his assignments, both curricular and extracur- ricular. ln all of these the students are in- volved. It is necessary to them to feel the interest of the teacher extending beyond the classroom. As individuals, and as groups, students need advice, need to feel secure within the limitations on privileges established by interested advisors. Our students have known this kind of rela- tionship with their teacher-advisors. ELVA SIEVERS, B.A., Linfield, PSC, Howard College Armstrong Business College. Library, English Span ish, Aclvises FTA, Library Club.

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i i Bus drivers Gordon St. George, Arnold Conzelmann, Bob Baxter, Erwin Anderson and Otto Schalten- brand pause briefly after the morning run for the yearbook photographer. PLANT AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE MAINTAINED The old saying, A stitch in time saves nine, is applicable to school property, too, only here the 'stitch' is taken with hammer, saw, paint, and proper cleaning tools. As for the school busses, these must always be in order to deliver the students before the last bell rings. The nonteaching personnel who attend to these duties are important to our school opera- tion. l Q4 MN An automatic dryer, new this year, has short- ened the long day for Homer Haynes, cus- todian. Bob Baxter, our very capable maintenance man, lays the foundation for a new brick incinerator. i