Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Some one like you who's the same Day and Morrow, Firm as a rock and square as a die. Some one u'ho's steadfast in joy or in sorrow, Some one 1uho's courageous earh day that goes hy. Never a hurden but you make it lighter .lust by your Smile that I see freeping through, There's on ly one thread making it brighter l X Fair to me, square to me- Sorne one like you. -Seniors - PBINCIPAIPS MESSAGE Four very important years in your life are rapidly drawing to a close. A well rounded high school education should serve as a cornerstone around which you build your life. It should give you training for active and useful citizenship. Even though you may not go on to college, your high school training should give you the stimulus to go on with education in a broader sense. For approximately twelve years you have had your life more or less planned for you. From now on you must make your own decisions. What you do with your life depends upon you. Many of you have been leaders in high school. The demand of the hour is for leadership in our economic and social life. Men and women are needed today who conserve and commit their whole powers to the achievement of a better social existence. Sincerely, Thos. R. Fowler Six

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n Sfrfvire rlaims its lributff Time fulfills its promise: Logir gro-ws in strength: fustire wins its laurels: Patienre has its ozvn re- zvards: Faith arfomplishfs deeds: Charity never hoasts: Coopfration moves the mountain - while Low ronquers all things. li If TIIE SClIO0L BIIABD The Tigard Union High School is composed of the union of the follow- ing grade schools: Tigard, Metzger, Durham, and Bend. Also pupils are enrolled from the Sherwood District and Garden Home District. The Tigard Union High School has been served very efficiently by the six members of the School Board: Mr. Fluke and Mr. Jones representing the Tigard District, Mr. Elsner from the Bend District, Mr. Stewart from the Metzger District, Mr, Koopman from the Durham District, and Mr. Leedy, the clerk, from the Metzger District. We desire to exprelss gratitude and appreciation for the untiring efforts of the gentlemen that control the welfare and growth of Tigard Union High School. F iw 'Fox lluw: VV, Fluke, K'l1r H be l W lk Xlimldle lluw: ll, Jones, F. lulsne It H Nl t XI I I

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A swing sense that hnozcs Th? elvrnrll rightj 11 sublime faith that llzzlkes dll darhnfss lightj H wondrous jmoiver lo labor For lllzznhind: J sourrz' of rumfnrl in truths To find: Wi5d0lI1, rrnzjoimfzl with strrngill Jud grare, A heart filled lzvilh low for Ihr lluman rare. Top Row: G. Linn, M. Mullen, A. G-re-gg. Middle Row: N. I-Ilwert, C. Mnylmcli, F Bottom Row: F. Boyle, ID. Shaw, T. Sn tl TRIBUTE T0 TIIE FACULTY The High School Year of 1933-1934 will pass into history as one of success. The momentum created and maintained by the corps of teach- ers has kept the machinery running smoothly. A delightful spirit of cooperation has prevailed which always assures a successful school year. VVe think of our faculty as teachers of vision, of sound judgmentg of wise leadership and inspiring personality. There has been happy relationship existing between pupils and teachers. The loyalty of the faculty, so marvelously demonstrated this past year, is gratefully ack- nowledged by the genuine good will of all the students. Seven