Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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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.

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Variety Is the Spice of. . .Artt Have you ever thrown a pot? No, not throwing them at the walls, but on a pottery wheel It's the first step in making a ceramic pot. If you visit the art room you'll find students working on sculpture, rugs, impressionist paintings, memory boxes and throw i ng pots. The projects students made throughout the year were displayed at the Spring Art Show and Sale Extra! Extra! Read All AbOut It! The Journalism class took on anew role, they became salespeople. Ads were sold to community businesses and published in the paper. This year the paper came out four times, at the end of each grading period. You've made your mark in history! A yearbook is just that, a book that sums up the events of the past year. The task of organizing it falls on the yearbook staff. Through trials and tribulations, many photographs, headlines and copy, the staff gives you this book, filled with friends and memories.