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

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Tri-M y LYNN GARRETT President OFFICERS President ------- Lynn Garret Vice President - - Bob Sullival Secretary - - - - Darlene Snool Treasurer - - - - Glenda Papple. Historian - ------ Eva Leac Advisors - - Mrs. Gates, Mr. Hibbar Br any . sew' 6 tw owns ' L . 0 . We To wma S90 Gales' Xefte :Bl A QOT wgfg l bog ' hos. ew, X400 10 10 . W' ' ,go sts. Nltoile Q-156 00 Nwwxoms. XNAQKQM xx George . G U0 X18 ' XNNYN I pp GO o99xe ggetlnoxds 'm vlan xwflo V 91956 -xi Swv N. G woe,65on6Qs1't5' Womsi go ' go yi trod ndlo foleiin Bob so 50 gow QKPID les, .estonia-Xstaolihft' Go ,N z sock Ro The purpose of this club is to foster a greater and continued interest in solo, en semble, band, orchestral, and choral performances, to encourage better and mor discriminating habits in listening to and in the performance of musical literature, t provide wider and more frequent opportunities for personal musical expression, t increase and advance the spirit of good music and musical knowledge, and to furthe the reputation of our school as a music center. ACTIVITIES . . . I. Become a fully organized club recognized by the national council. 2. Engage in a study of music fundamentals. 3. All publicity, ticket sales, and ushering for the annual school operetta give March 28 and 29. 4. A food sale in the spring for money-raising purposes. 5. To go as a club to attend at least one out-ofstown musical performance. 92

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JOYCE HAWLEY President OFFICERS President ------ Joyce Hawley Vice President - - - Lawrence Thomas Secretary-Treasurer - - - Roma Toliver Advisor ---- - Mr. Wahlstrom Bible Club The purpose ot our club is to create bet- ter ideals on the campus. Membership is open to any student in the high school who wishes to ioin. We aim to provide Christian Fellowship activities, and a strong Christian organization in the school. The social schedule for the past year in- cluded a Christmas party in December and a Valentine party in February. We spon- sored a party after the Junior-Senior ban- quet for those who did not choose to go to the prom. Front Row: Wilma Williams, Vivian Williams, Winnie Winkler, Rosalee Stone, Sally Graves, Jean Kroen- lein, Carolyn Selby, Marilyn Karns, Sharon Hurd. Second Row: Mr. Walhstrom, Goldie Graves, Lola Coonrod, Laura Nelson, Carolene Burks, Eva Leach, Judy Carlson, Marie Dooney, Maxine Kaufman, Arlene Boeckel. Third Row: Joyce Perry, Phyllis Stewart, Joyce Hawley, Anita Wright, Virginia Russell, Rama Toliver, Edna Carroll, Glyndale Pipkin, Judith Roth, Carol Williams, Tillie Bliege. Back Row: Sue Cox, Ken Selby, Hervel Hensley, Dale Mumey, Jerry Barton, George Davis, Laurence Thomas, Pauline Laux, Celeste Stoddard, Eleanor Anderson. A

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JACKIE FISHER President Front Row: Barbara Richards, Shirley Stl Clair, Darlene Snook, Francine Bottler, Dorene Erlandson, Sandra Robertson, Betty Brandt, Charlotte Rapp. Second Row: Sue Gilbert, Peggy Stokes, Evo Leach, Norma Huskey, Donna McKinney, Shirley Stein, Annelle Dav- enport, Joyce Perry, Mrs. Thomas. Third Row: Joyce Hawley, Eloise Reynolds, Nancy Davis, Loretta Smith, Jackie Fisher, Roma Toliver, Sue Cox, Nadine Pitchtord, Karen Davis, Carolee Hirschi. Back Row: Linda Satley, Virginia Russell, Juanita Wat- kins, Leola Henthorne, Bruce Williams, Bob Pip- kin, Jim McElroy, Martin Taylor, Wayne Rob- erts, Barbara Dishaw, Betty Holley, Elaine Everette. The object of the BETA CHAPTER is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de- kqfliy U7 velopment of character in pupils of SHUHS. Uma, Membership in the Chapter is based on 93 Mi'l'e47'f4Q,9 scholarship, leadership, and service. Only L-Q ee,,ore' co, iuniors and seniors are eligible. es Honor c ociet OFFICERS President ----- Jackie Fisher Vice President - Annelle Davenport Secretary ----- Nancy Davis Treasurer ----- Joyce Perry Historian ----- Roma Toliver Student Council Rep. - - Dorene Erlandson Advisor - - - Mrs. Thomas