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

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Belh Fisher Ruby Fogerson Carl Folll John Fuller Delona Furnish Joyce Galsfer Ted Gill Lela Arm Graves Roy Gregory Charles Hall Merlyn Hall Shirley Hall Arliss Harder D. J. Hawkins 3eHy Hayes 3ob Hedrick Gerald Helmer Marietta Helms Evelyn Hipp Dorolhy Hoeilein Roy Holcomb Joyce Hooper Mary Hoskins Bill Howard William Ingram David Esreal Mary Jane Jenkins Jane! Jernberg Eldon .luhnlce Ray Kelly Jack Kroenlein Trilbylee Langmack Carol Larson Jim Leavherwood Ray Loc Naomi Loux Pal Loveland Maurice McClun Francis Malone Barbara Marchbanlss Dicll Marlin Helen Marlin Pal Mason Dick Mnyden Wilbur Merril! Myrna Metzenline Don Monlgomery Delores Moore Roberr Moyer Phillip Munger Margie Nielsen Penny Norquisr luella Nalhiger 7 A 3 15 K M yi Glas W of ' N MM, s A 'ir s Lf -5 ' im. Q. sf ,Q 5 is Q Q. 3 Nun .P ,W xi bs O x J 6 1 sz. X9 x if 'wma v if TW :W

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President, Ben Reinnecciusg Vice President, Ted Groshongg Secretary, Priscilla Parkerg Treasurer, Virginia Simsg Sergeant-at-arms, Ronnie Alanen. Class of '- Alice Alexander Dolores Altree Jobea Anderson Barbara Atkinson Wayne Black Mary Jane Blain Leona Boles Barbara Brendle Billy Bridges Betty Lou Bryan Charlene Calvert Betty Carr Charles Cates Barbara Coffman Alice Cook Lenore Cook Clella Comer Edith Corbit Leolo Corbit Vergie Corson Lois Crabb Eddie Croy Warren Curtis Wayne Dalziel Elva Day lune Dean Donna Dickinson lerry Duren Dorothy Ellis Dtis Evans Joris Feigum Delbert Fenton

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Pre hman Class Hi tor The Freshman Class started the school year with an enrollment of 125. The first week we were kept busy finding our class rooms and steering clear of the upper class- men. We were not long in getting acquainted and thought we were doing iine when the Sophomores let it be known that the Fresh- man Initiation would be held on Friday. October 24th. When this fateful day finally arrived the girls appeared in short dresses and had their hair in pig tailsw, while the boys wore knee pants and carried nursing bottles. We had to carry books and furnish candy to the Sophomores. The initiation was concluded Friday evening in the gym after which we all felt like full Hedge members of the student body. Our First social event of the year was a Valentine Party. The evening started off with a showing of a hilarious comedy star- ring Abbott and Costello. Then followed group games in which all had a good time. The refreshments consisting of valentine cookies and soda pop were served at the close of the party. Our class next had a roller-skating party at Albany, where several classmen turned out to be exceptionally good skaters. The class officers proved to be popular with their classmates as well as efhcient in the conduct of their meetings. The oflicers were: Ben Renniccius ..... .... P resident Priscilla Parker ....... ..... S ecretary Virginia Sims .....,. .................... T reasurer Ronnie Alanen ................ Sergeant-at-arms Alice Cook, Delores Moore ....r........,...,.. Class Yell Leaders The Freshman basketball team consist- ing of Powell, Hall, Curtis, Helmer, Rein- neccius, Loe, Leatherwood, played several games and established a good record under Coach Frost. Outstanding Freshmen on the B Squad Football Team were Powell and Reinnec- cius. Ted Croshong brought recognition to his class by his splendid showing in the music contest and also in his part in the Junior Class Play. The Freshman class as usual, gave the other classes a Ubadu time in the Carnival King and Queen Contest. Our candidates were Norma Wiley for Queen and Ben Reinniccius for King. The Senior Class was barely able to nose out the Freshmen by drawing money out of the class funds to support their candidates. Altho quite dis- appointed the Freshmen took it in a sports- manlike manner. The Freshman Honor roll is as follows: Alice Alexander 1, 2. Barbara Atkinson 2. Charlene Calvert 1, 2, 3. Donna Dickinson 2. Lela Ann Graves 1. June Dean 3. Joyce Hooper 1 .