Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Skills enhanced The Home Economics classes were lead through an- other exciting year as the new teacher, Joyce Brantley, took control. Mrs. Brantley replaced Mrs. Keely Reinhard in November while she was on maternity leave. When asked how she felt about her new job Mrs. Brantley ex- claimed, I love it! I really like it because it teaches kids about life-things they can really use in the future. The students seem to enjoy the classes as well. Senior Carmeron Shook stated, UI like the cooking part. It helps me learn a lot about nutrition. Senior Raena Dickey added, I like the cooking labs because I learn skills I need for when I get out on my own. There were four classes taught in the Home Economics department this year: Relating and Parenting, Sewing, Joy of Cooking and Contemporary Family. These classes are open to all students. SOPHOMORES STEPHANIE FESSLER and Mary Campos take time off from their work to dip into the punch bowl. WITH PRECISION AND SKILL, Freshmen Wallina Yohe and Cindy Payne work to prepare a dinner salad. SOPHOMORES KAREN BEAGLE and Suzi Siladic work attentively on their gourmet meal during one of the many cooking labs. Home Economics 29

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Art excels There was a lot going on in the world ofart at Sherwood High School this year. With four different classes offered teacher Bob Douglas really had his hands full l enjoy teaching young people about art, commented Mr Doug las l ve gotten a lot out of it and want to put something Most of the students taught by Mr. Douglas liked their classes Senior painting student Becky Zurstadt comment ed l like art because its individualized to your own abili ties Fourth year art student Jason Blernat stated l like it because you can do what you want, there are no wrong The classes available to prospective art students were General Art, Drawing and Graphic Design Art Photogra phy and Painting. These were offered to all students with the successful completion of General Art FRESHMAN DARRIN SCHMIDT takes time out for a quick photo while Randy Rowe collects his thoughts. TEACHER BOB DOUGLAS reas- sures junior Lori Nearing of her line artistic talents. FRESHMEN JENNY GOULD and Melissa Rossa work together to fin- ish a project in General Art, one of several art classes offered.

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Language excels Foreign language classes had a greater turn out of students this year. lt is more organized because of a greater student participation in foreign language activi- ties. Mr. Everett Clarkson, the Spanish teacher, planned a trip to Mexico for the students who were able to go. Evelyne Blyth and Everett Clarkson both have similar ideas about the way their languages should be taught. They are both interested in communicating things to the students such as cultures and foods that come from different countries. Both foreign language teachers said they would enjoy teaching another language. Evelyne Blyth teaches English as a second language to a stu- dent. Some of the students say they enjoy the language classes. They say it's easier to communicate with their teachers. When senior Kari Olsen was asked how she liked her Spanish Il class she replied, 'llt's great. l love it! Six foreign language courses were offered to the stu- dents. French and Spanish in levels l, ll, and ll. FRESHMEN CORAL ROSE, Amy Eaton, and Mike Kirchoff all smile intently at their Spanish book. SENIOR BRUCE WYSE takes a break from his Spanish to flash us his pearly whites. MISS EVELYNE BLYTH attempts teaching a bunch of confused r freshmen. L 50 Foreign Language