Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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IiV?1fs5Lf ivL5ii fH1i fs-I l 12 Mr. Powell explains certain instruments to some members of his Mr. Powell, with Kathy Fischer at the piano rehearses a Music Appreciation class. Left to right are B. Kluser, I. Cappoen, section of the mixed chorus. The chorus received a superlor E- Sauer, MT- Powell, A- HOIHICS- rating in the Bandon Choir League contest this year CLASS IN APPRECIATION ADDED FOR MUSIC STUDENTS One of the largest and most enjoyed classes in the music de- partment was a new one this year-music appreciation. The pleasure of listening to good music was increased with a gift to the school by the senior class of a stereophonic Hi-Fi set. Although the mixed chorus group was small, the members per- formed well for various school functions. The band showed a remarkable improvement by the time of the Spring Concert giving promise for future years. BAND. First Row: K. Fischer, I. Dalziel, S. Smeecl, J. Allison, J. Steffen, C. Schlarbaum, J. Richen .l Yeager G Holmes .I J. Edstrom, J. Allen, T. Hite. Second Row: M. Gray, B. Bissell, Heenan, K. Hopkins, Mr. Powell, D Km ht H Myers D Reisch C. Ulrich, B. Coshow, J. Nester, .l. Van Dolah, D. Winkleman, B- King- L. Hess, K. Delker, T. Rak, R. Nichols. Third Row: C. Richen, ' ' 4 N , -'si' Vl D

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Efficient sophomore and freshman ' Home Ec girls await their serving duties at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Sophomore girls in homemaking and Mrs Wilkins admire cake held by Anna Aschwanden TOMORROWS IIOMEMAKERS RECEIVE GOOD TRAINING In a well equipped and attractive home economics department, the girls of Sherwood High School are offered the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of homemaking which will be so important to them when they establish their own homes. Attesting to the popularity of these classes is the full enrollment registered each year. Not only do the girls learn to cook and sew, but they are taught to plan and organize their work, and to be gracious hostesses. , .W -i f ,3 B, 3 -+L.: L 1 E t :Y t , '-

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During the winter months volleyball becomes a popular sport with the irls Bruce Clark leads boys' P.E. class in jumping jacks, but Larry Garcia seems reluctant to follow in time PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES HELP DEVELOP WELL-ROUNDED STUDENTS The physical education department stresses the development of personal hygiene, physical fitness, and a wholesome sportsmanlike attitude. With these goals accomplished, a more well-rounded person will be the product of a high school education. This year, with these goals in mind, part of the girls, P.E.' classes par- ticipated in National Red Cross first aid courses. .leanie Nelson prepares to make a basket but the opposition guards her closely.