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

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Jo Shafzer Tom Sibold Virginia Sims David Sims BetTy Springer Billia Stewart Viola Sommers Esther Surgeon Genevieve Faye Thorrib Nina Thornbrugh Peverly Thorpe Naomi Toedlemeier Delbert Welch Larry Wilcox Sarah Williams Norma Wiley Alfred Winslow Ralph Wodili Clifford Womack Cf-rw Woods William Young Shirley Hall FQZGISS O NOT PICTURED Jane? Gigsfad Jocnne Meek llerc Nelson Tommy Brown lN MEMORIUM PAULINE RECK January 7, 1934 January 22, 1949 31 Z'

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Sophomore Qloiss History The Sophomores opened their second year in high szhool with a total of 108. As Freshmen they began with 133. ' The outcome of the ellection of officers was: Ben Reinecciuss, president, Esther Bennett, vice president, Eldene Sauder, secretary, Arliss Harder, treasurer, Ted Groshon, sergeant-at-arms. The Sophomores played their part well in the school activities. Gerald Helmer lettered in football, Otis Evans, David Kimball, Robert Moyer, Leroy Redi, Tom Sibold, Larry Wilcox, Clifford Womack, Ronnie Alonen, Charles Hall, Ray Loe and Jim Leather- wood helped to make the good record of the B squad. ln basketball, Charles Hall earned a position on the first five, while Ben Reinecciuss, Gerald Helmer and Ted Groshong played on the B squad. Alice Cook represented the Sophomore class as one of the Senior Yell Team. Jo Shatzer, Jim Leatherwood and Penny Norquist kept the crowd roused up at all of the B squad games. ln the music department Ted Groshong, Phillip Munger, Warren Diggerness, Delbert Welch, Ben Reineccius, Louis Scott, Pat Pickert and Trilbylee Langmack helped to create a high musical spirit. Delores Moore did a grand job of twirling the baton as one of the four maiorettes. The brazen faculty struggled and strived to win over the seasoned Sophomores but the latter managed to win by a small margin in a thrilling game. On October 22 the Sophomores had initiation day, followed by a party that night. The girls dressed in ieans with their hair plastered with wave set, while the boys wore dresses and had their hair up in pin curls. Hugh Brown QM. C.i started the program rolling that night with a Truth or Con- sequences program. No one could answer the questions. Ben Reineccius, Shirley Hall, Eldene Souder, Arliss Harder, Esther Bennett, Penny Norquist and Delores Moore, the initiating committee, gave them their consequences, lemon cream pie, ala egg shampoo, mimics, eating hot pie and many other things made this a very spectacular evening. Refreshments and a movie concluded the evening. The percentage of Sophomores in the various school clubs was as follows: Junior Cubs 20 per cent, F. H. A. 18 per cent, Pep Club 27 per cent, Letterwomen 26 per cent, Lettermen lO per cent, Library 29 per cent, Photo 20 per cent, Drama 20 per cent. HONOR ROLL CLASS INSTRUCTORS Delores Moore Mrs. Beaman Lorna Bennett Mr. Borroughs Charlene Calvert Mr. Frost Mr. Oliver Mrs. Wetzel 32