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

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Stiiclent Qozii-icil One of the biggest jobs the Student Council accomplished this year was the revising of the school constitution. A lt was rather difficult to hold regular Student Body meetings, because of the great increase in the number of students, however we now have our beautiful gymnasium, for which we are very grateful. We are pleased at the way the students have taken an interest in our school and we hope they will continue to do so in the years to come. The Student Council holds a great responsibility and we have put forth our efforts in making S. H. U. H. S. a school of which we can be proud. We trust the new officers will take these responsibilities willingly. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Dishaw, our advisor, for his guiding services and everlasting patience. 6

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School iigoriroi Harold Dishaw, Principal, Three ,cms Qi sweet Hom e High Arthur Sportsman, Clerk, Twenty-one years ot service. Robert Brant, Represents Foster, First year ot service. Floyd Crenshaw, Represents Sweet Hcrne, Eight years ot Asa Smith, Chairman, Represents Hofley, Ten years ot Gordon Short, Represents Cascadia, Twelve years of W. R, Robnett, Represents Crawtordsville, Four years ot service service service service 5

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HAROLD C. DISHAW - Principal, Albany College B.S., University of Oregon, Senior Class Advisor, Student Council, lt is with pleasure that I write these comments because without a doubt this has been my most enjoyable year here. The student body and the faculty have been most cooperative in all of our activities. The people of our district and our board of directors have supported us one hundred percent and so far every activity we have planned and carried on has been a real success. We can be assured that with continued cooperation our list of successful activities and the educational advantages we now have will increase. With the completion of our new gymnasium wing, one of the finest in the state, and the five additional class rooms we have about as complete and up-to-date school plant as could be asked for. The construction of an auditorium, a swimming tank, and several tennis courts is something to look forward to in the near future. There seems to be a feeling that the population of our com- munity has about reached a stabilization point and that we will not need additional class rooms right away. ln closing and because this book is primarily for the benefit of the seniors, I wish to express my hope that each will have a successful career and a happy life. 7 l 1fillCljOCll7S ,lf tiii llesscige CARROLL H. DREW - Assistant Principal Willamette University B.A., Mathe matics, Junior Class Advisor.