Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Who Stacked the Deck? This year's math classes witnessed the trials and tribulations of being card-sharks. Jacks and Jokers were equivalent to the Old Maid . The lucky few who drew them received the glory of having their proofs on the board. Kevin Bryan helped as a student assistant in General Nlath. CC 77 How to Eat a Frog by Euell Buettgenbach Frogs became a small part of Biology. But other things happened. Steve Balsiger was appointed to the Bicycle Commission, the youngest member in twenty years. He helped plan eight miles of bicycle paths which will wind throughout the Tualatin-Shervvood area. Scott Stanislowski and Dan Burke got Gold Fever early in the fall. They started digging but ended up with a mud hole, which will be transformed into an outdoor pond next year.

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Industrial Arts Puts It ll Together As everyone knows, a house isn't built of match sticks, a table top doesn't stand alone, and a car doesn't get charged up on wheat germ. What really does support a house, table, and a car was the subject studied by drafting, auto mechanics, and wood and metal work students, Since experience is the best teacher, students actually designed, built and repaired sturctures and engines from scratch, Draftsmen applied learned skills to the Student Design Contest in which cabins were designed to meet given specifications, Woqd- shop students constructed every- thing from chess boards to furni- ture. Autoshop mechanics journeyed to the Trouble Shooting Contest for its third year.