Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Mrs. Lester Oyler, president of Moms and Dads' Club, is surrounded by her capable officers: Mrs. Elmer Atrops, secretary, Donald Edy, vice-president: Mrs. Don Allen, treasurer. BOARD OF EDUCATION AND MOMS AND DADS' WORK FOR WELFARE OF SCHOOL Two groups most active in planning for the welfare of students and advancement of the school are the board of education, representing the community as a whole, and the Moms and Dads' Club, whose members are parents of students at Sherwood Union High School. When students returned to school in September, it was with increased pride as they were greeted by interior Four members of the board of education were caught in a happy pose in the school library. They are George Kirkpatrick, Albert Voss, .lohn Burge, and Mrs. James King, who filled the un- irnprovements to the building. These, and plans for ex- pansion in the coming school year, are credited to the board of education. For Christmas treats, and the All- Sports Banquet, appreciation is acknowledged to Moms and Dadsf This club, also, grants a S100 scholarship each year to a deserving student who attends a degree- granting institution of higher learning. expired term of Dr. Merle Pennington. David Cereghino, fifth member of the 1959-60 board was unable to be present.

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AL OLSON, B.S.g PU, OCEg 9th Science, P.E., Health, Coach, Advises Lettermen. CALLA RICE, B.A.g Linfield, Lewis and Clark, Oklahoma Statc College. English, .lournalismg Ad- vises THE ARROW, Sopho- mores. THE ADMINISTRATOR LOOKS AT TEACHING PERSONNEL When an administrator looks at his teachers, he sees a team of trained personnel, working with him toward the constant improvement of the whole school program. He knows that the teacher is close to his own particular area of education, that he reads his professional magazines, at- tends conferences, and continues self-improvement through graduate courses. When plans are in process to extend or intensify instruction, the administrator recognizes the con- tribution which each teacher can make in his own field. In looking further, the administrator sees, also, the in- terest of his teachers in the students themselves, and he is grateful for their cheerful acceptance of the many extra- curricular assignments. LAURENCE MILLS, B.S.g PSC, U. of Washington, U. of O. Physics, Chemistry, Laboratory, Mathematics, Advises Sopho- mores. ARTHUR C. HAGEN, M.A., U. of Portland, National University of Mexico. Library, Spanish, Business Law: Advises FTA.

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ArI1OlCl COHZCIIIIHIIH Bob Baxter Erwm Anderson, Carl Schaltenbrand, and Harry Schmeltzer SERVICE STAFF PROVES EFFICIENCY With customary efficiency, the drivers who trans- port the students of SUHS have proved once again that their services are an essential part of the school system. The renovated appearance of the school building attests to the interest and energy of the maintenance and custodial staff. The anew lookn has occasioned many compliments for the school. Mrs. Peters, who assists her husband cheer fully washes windows in the library.