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

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Front Row: Mr. Payne, Patti Hughs, DeVonna Osborn, Linda Carroll, Darlene Heeter Gaskey, Diane Epling, Brenda Brown, Winnie Winkler, Carol Ann Cline. Second Row: Diane Langmack, Jackie Engle, Mary Ulberg, Arlene Anderson, Delila Morris, Madelyn Mausen, Carolyn Horrang, Inez Galster, Billie Lee Hedeen. Third Row: Trudy Adams, Joyce Brown, Charlene Gaskey, Harriet Taylor, Pat Johnson, Gloria Miller, Faye Garrett, Jeneane Horn, Bethel Simons. Back Row: Peggy White, Eddy Phillips, Stanley Blanchard, Ron Currey, Lester Hashberger, David Atkinson, Dick Currey, David Holley, Barbara Wood, Susan Horner. OFFICERS President ------- Susan Horner Vice President - - - Dave Holley Secretary-Treasurer - - Winnie Winkler Sgt. at Arms - - - - Richard Currey Student Council Rep. - - Dave Atkinson SUSAN HORNER President Drama Club PURPOSE The purpose of our club is to promote interest in the dramatic activities of this school. Our goal is to learn more about the interpretation and production of plays, the management of the stage, and the art of applying make-up properly. We encourage the expression of one's self through dra- matics. ACTIVITIES . . . 1. We sponsored the all-school play. 2. Skits at school assemblies. 3. Started a Chapter of National Thes- pions. 4. Money-making proiects.

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MARTIN LAYLOR President cience Club OFFICERS President ------- Martin Laylor Vice President - - Clyde Thompson PURPOSE s The Science Club offers its members a chance to express cmd enlarge their activi- ties and scientific ideas further than they can do in the classroom. Membership is open to anyone who wishes to get better acquainted with the field of science and photography. Front Row: John Mackey, Andy Paul, Keneth Hathaway, Harry Eods, Lyle Krause, Bob Forster. Second Row: Mr. Paddon, Dick Groves, Bruce Williams, Martin Loylor, Jim McElroy, Donald Cramlet. Back Row: Mr. Morris, Dwight Edwards, Wayne Roberts, Clyde Thompson, Richard Munts, Guy Miller, LeRoy Wierns. l l t

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