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

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DON RICE CDonl - Ahhl What a man! Let- tf-rmi-n sf-rgirrmteat-arms, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Boxing, Studentbody Fin' Cliif-l, Carnival Candidate. EDlTH MCELWAIN lEdiul - Short and Sweet. Chorus, Moiorette. EDITH STANTON lEdiel - Desirable but un- decided. F.H.A. secretary and vice presl ident, Chorus, '48 Spring Play, Huskian Circulation Manager. BONNIE WELCH Uohney Boone! - She lives every minute of her life. F.ll.A,, Bond, Pep Club, Letterwomen. WILBUR MONTGOMERY Clvlonkl- Always fun, anyplace anytime. Letterrnen, Fooiball, Boxing, Host Club. LORRAINE STARK lLarryl-Fea'ure Ecli'or oi Huskian, Pep Club, Library Club, F.H.A. Sl'lll?LEY MCCARTHY iMc.cl- lt' took her a while to decide but now she's sure. Letterwomen secretary, Chorus, Library Club president, F,H.A,, Yell Staff, Pep Club, Student Council. JANICE WEBER Ucinl- Future Florence Night graphy Club. LEIDA VWLLIAMS lla-do Berryl - Sweet and Sincere. Pep Club. I 18 engolef' Chorus, Band, Letterwomen sec! retary, Honor Society, Student Council, Student Eocly secretary, Ski Club, Photo!

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MARY ALEEN REED llvlaryj-Transfer from Lebanon, Oregon. ROY BUTLER lRoyI - Horray for today, and let tomorrow take care of itsellf' An- nual Staff, Huskian Advertising Stall, Chorus. JOYCE RICE Uoyccj ,LSy1erW0rnen, Band Flag Bearer. PAUL GREGORY lGregI- An attribute to Class Play. ELVA SOMMERS lButchI - She always does each task well. F.H.A., Host Club trtasurer. I7 GORDON WRIGHT - Future unlimited. Foot- ball, Lettermen, Boxing, Host Club. DIXIE REYNOLDS lDixIn Prettiness, poise, personality-she's got 'ern all. F,H,A. president, Sophomore vice president, Ma- porette I4 yearsl, Huskian Editor, Honor Society president, Host Club secretary, Letterwomen vice president, Student Coun- cil, Assistant Editor '48 Annual. SHIRLEY SLATER KShirIl f Says Iitrtle, but ac- complishes muchf' F.H,A., Honor Society, Host Club vice president. ALLEN WALLINGFORD iBIincIrnanl- Wise and slow, for they stumble that run fasts. Scitamard Players, Lettermen, Annual Staff, Track, '49 All School Play, Junior

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LELA PADDOQK lLeeJ -Lettervvomen, F.H.A., Photography Club, Intramurals. BETTY SEIBER lBeal- Her dreams are The blucprint for her future. Lefterwomen, F.H.A., Photography Club, LORRAINE WISHON CLaryl- Don't ask me, ask Gene. F.H.A., Scitamard Players, Junior Class Play, '48 Spring Play, '49 Spring Play, Chorus, fl thjclitlier CTTJ is Som So you're graduating now, my son, You've reached one great divide, And now There lies before you An abyss dark and wide. There is a board across it On which a man can walk, But many Things can Trip him up- Yes, one is idle talk. Now, on the other side, my son, There's not so much in sight, Because in front ot all The wealth There shines a college light. But back behind The college You'll find if you pass Through That There are loads of riches That can be reached by you. Not iust in coins called money, But love, and Toy, and pride, You'll find in that Utopia, The world is on your side. But down inside The abyss You can see some wealth Today, I Yet iT is only money So it's best to stay away. Why sure, I know there's iobs galore, Why even go To college When you can make an honest cent Without a bit of knowledge? Yet Times won't always be so good And wages quite so high, And bills will pile in front ot you Until they reach The sky. So don'T tall in The abyss, But walk across, instead And go through college, and learn a And think of what l've said. And when you're ready tor this world The doors will open wide. You'll see Those stacks ot riches Piled 'round on every side. You'll be a man that day, my son, You'll not need any boss. lo So now, chin high, raise up your head Son, go and walk across.