Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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CATEGQIBICAL CIIIIE A great gate has been opened in America by the New Deal. For the first time it becomes possible to think broadly, and the instruments for making the kind of country one would like, have become available. We can take comfort in the knowledge that the youth of America is showing determination to carry on. That is after all the saving grace of being An American Youth. Our school code is planned as follows: Executives President of United States ....,... Franklin Delano Roosevelt State Superintendent .......................,.............. C. A. Howard County Superintendent ..,..... ............................. O . Krauss School Superintendent ...... ...... T . R. Fowler School Officers ........................................ ......... F aculty Regulations Working Hours ...... Five and One Half Leisure Hours . Four Eating Hours . . One and One Half Sleeping Hours . Nine Home Hours . . . . Four Apparel Working Hours Leisure Hours Eating Hours . Sleeping Hours Home Hours . Working Hours Leisure Hours Eating Hours . Sleeping Hours Home Hours . Working Hours Leisure Hours Eating Hours . Sleeping Hours Home Hours . . . . . . . Salary . . . 0 0 0 Penalties Ninr Sports Clothes Semi-Formal to Dinner Clothes Pajamas Optional Education Social Contact Satisfaction Air Castles Pin Money Failure Wall Flower Indigestion Inert Mind Scoldings Formal M. G.

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SENl0ll SENTIMENT COLORS Green and Silver FLIIWEBS Roses and Freesias MOTTO True greatness lies not in never falling, but in rising every time you fall THEME Poetry, Music, and Song Falling . . . Yet Rising Falling! Never let that evil word Be loitering in your mind- But fill that space with Happiness And thoughts both true and kind! For- Un that stumbling rocky road, VVhere life's great race is run, The one great strengthening, helpful phrase is- Rise up! Our race is won! VVhen starting on this venturous race A group of fifty strong, Sped from the line- Their start was fine- And so they raced along! Hut- Some had stumbled, Some had stopped, So others joined the run- And heard that one great strengthening phrase Rise up! Our race is won! And so we close our picture, clear- Of a class of determined minds, VVho overcame their obstacles And made gold from their finds. And- As we go into our worlds Remember the start, yet more- Remember the race with a successful close, ln that year of thirty-four.-D. G. Eight Goldsmith

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HAZEL ALSEN Com. Club '32, '33, '34 More than a name to us. Symbol of purest and sweetest.' El!-VIN ATROPS l'ub. Sp. l'lny '34 liunll '31, '32, '33 Student Connell '32 Senior Play '34 tif their own merits Modest men are d1unh. MELVIN ANDERSON vars-'l' '34 Football '34 There is a nick ln l 0rtune's wheel For eau-ll mnn's good, HENRY HREMER Public Sp. Club '34 l'ep Flub '34 'l'he force of his own Merit makes his way. ALIIERT CRAIG Entered from Benson Senior Play '34 'l'i-U Staff '34 lt matters not How long we live but ho MILLARD DITTMAN Wise men ne'er sit And wall their loss, But cheerly seek how redress their aims, Ten that which ls w. ALMAN ASHMORE Pub. Sp. Club '34 Com. Ulub '32, '33 Man is man. And muster of his fate. ERWIN ANDERSON Com. Club '32, '33 Student Coum-il '31 May Fete Att. '32 Senior Play '34 Fire Squad '33 Pub, Sp. Club '34 'I'i-U Staff '34 Being ll true friend is The making' of n great man. MERVIN RILINK Entered from Klnumtln Falls Vars-'l' '33, '34 Footlmll '33, '34 Hl-Spots Staff '33 Senior Play '34 'l'lle eliunees ure not ln our power, but the ing ls. play- RETTY BATES Trans, from xvIlSlllllfIi0ll '33 Com. Club '34 'l'i-U Staff '34 Senior Play '34 Pep Club '34 The world needs your Sunshine to drive away rain. VELMA UARSH Trans. from Fremont, Nebraska Pom. Club '34 Let ull things be done, Ibeoently and in order. ETHEL EALEY Trans. from Pendleton Pub. Sp. Club '34 She does all Her work well.