Sweet Home Union High School - Timber Echo Yearbook (Sweet Home, OR)

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chool Board ASA SMITH, Chairnmn, Represents Crcenviileg Nine years of service FLOYD CRENSHAVV, Represents Sweet Home: Seven years of service. .AXIYIHUR SPORTSMAN, Clerk: 'liventv vczirs oi' service. GORDON Si IORT, Represents Cus- cnciiu: Eleven years of service. V. P. CANNON, Represents Crznvf I'urtIsvillep Five years of service. XV. R. ROBNET'ili, Represents Holley: I lirec years oi' service. E F 3

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.sf fr f 1 Sept. 1. Oct. Nov. 3 Dee. lan. 6 Il f .! 14. National School Assembly 16. Basketball-Prineville, here 17. Basketball-Prineville, here 24. Basketball-Silverton, here 27. Basketball-Corvallis, there lr. Class Play 29, 30. 30. Basketball-Newport, there 31. Basketball-Toledo, there 31. Fish and Came Dinner CSponsored by SeniorsD ' z'7 ,'f 1 Feb. Football Practice Begins Registration School Opens Football-Redmond, there llr.-Sr. Mixer Football-Cottage Crove, there C.A.A. Initiation National School Assembly Football-Prineville, there Teachers Institute Football-Taft, here Football-Junction City, there Football-Lebanon, there Football-Albany, here Football-Toledo, here Freshman Initiation juniors Sponsor Dance Drama Class Reviews Play at U. C.A.A. Skating Party Football-Newport, there Magician-National Assembly Football-Newport, there National School Assembly, India Senior Class Play Sadie Hawkins Day Armistice Day Concert Football-junction City, here Carnival C.A.A. Swimming Party, Salem Lettermen's Initiation Basketball Season Opened Basketball-Cottage Crove, there Sophomore Class Skating Party Basketball-Cottage Crove, here G.A.A. went Christmas Caroling Christmas Pageant Basketball-VVoodburn, there Basketball-St. Marys, here Basketball-Silverton, there Basketball Basketball -St. Marys, there -Albany, there Basketball-junction City, there Basketball-Lebanon, here E ent in O. 2. National School Assembly 4. Freshman Party 5. C.A.A. Bowling Party 6. Basketball-Albany, here 13. Basketball-Toledo, here 17. Basketball-Junction City, here 20. Basketball-Corvallis, here 20. Ex-Covernor Stassen gives non-P Speech 20. National School Assembly 21. Basketball-Newport, here 24. Basketball-jefferson, there 27. Basketball-Lebanon, there March 3. 5. Music Festival, Corvallis 12. lunior Class Prom Spring Concert April 1, 2, 3. Easter Vacation 6. Basketball-Albany, there 8. Basketball-Shedcl, here 9. Basketball-Lebanon, here 9. Track meet-Albany, there 170. Nlusic Contest, Dallas 13. Baseball Game-Albany, here 13. Freshman Skating Party-Albany 13. Student Body Elections 15. Nlother's Tea 20. Baseball-Shedd, there 20. Track-Albany 22. National School Assembly 23. Vvillamette Valley Track meet 23. Baseball-Lebanon, here 24. Music Festival-Springfield 30. Tri County Track meet Nlay 1. 4. Track, Albany 7. May Day National 1Vlusic Contest-Eugene 13, 14, 15. 23. Baccalaureate 28. Graduation 30. School Closes Senior Class Trip olirieal ff PM N r 6 - L '47 - '43

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tudent Council Row l. Joann Lehman, Vice Presi- dent of Student Body, .loy King, Secretary of Student Body, Keith Cabriel, President ol' Student Body, Donna Keys, Student Body Treasurer. Row 2. Vvayne Tablet, Student Body Fire Chief, Martha Kendall, Yell Stall: Rep- resentative, Shirley Hall, Freshman Rep- resentative, Dolores Smith, Huskian Editor, Ray Scofield, Annual Editor, and Senior Class President. Row 3. Ben Reinneccius, Freshman Class President, Bob Derby, Sergeant at Arms of Student Body, Nancy Barton, As- sistant Treasurer, Barbara Walker, Sopho- more Class Representative, Clifford Wo- mack, Freshman Representative, Ken Noah, Sophomore Representative. Row 4. Tex Stevenson, Junior Class President, Al Schaeffer, Sophomore Class President, Joe Fallon, Band Representa- tive, lVlr. Dishaw, Adviser. The ollice previously used by the prin- cipalys secretary has been turned over to the treasurer of the student body. Even though small, it affords a much better place for handling student body affairs. Other student groups also find this room a great help in the carrying on of their activities. VVe are glad to see the keen interest students are taking in the affairs and gov- ernment of their school. Much of this spirit depends on the student leaders and their attitude toward making our school tops At our annual student body election much friendly rivalry was shown. VV e hope the new oflicers for next year will strive to make old S.H.U.H.S. a school we can all be proud of.