Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Ml-IRRITT RARE Pub. Sp. Club '34 lleaux Art Club '33 Pub. Sp. Play '34 Let us fill our lives Vl'ith good things, JOHN SHOCK Football '33, '34 Student Counvil '34 Vars-T '33, '34 Operetta '34 'l'i-If Staff '34 Hi-Spots Staff '32, '33 Basketball '32, '33 To be a true friend Is a noble nrt. AIDELL STIBBE Com. Club '32, '33 Home Er-on. '32, '33, '34 If you train your soul see good, Evil you will not know. I-IELEN SCHMIDT Operetta '32, '33 Home Econ. '30, '34 Pub. Sp. Club '34 You make hearts :lull That you are near. GVSSIE XVESCOTT Com. Club '33, '34 Spanish Club '32 Shorthand Contest '34 Suf'oess oomes to those Thnt labor diligently. LAYER-N VAN HYNING Public Sp. Club '33 Spanish Club '32, '33 A careless song, with a little KEITH ROGERS Vars-T '33, '34 Football '33 Dramatlcs '32, 34 Pnh. Sp. Club '33 Senior Play '34 Flre Squad '34 Adv. Man. Tl-U '34 The only way to have u friend, Is to be a friend. liHll'l'HA SHEPPARD Treas. '30, '31, '32, '34 Operetta '31, '33, '34 llramatlvs '34 Pub. Sp. Play '33 Hi-Spots Stuff '31 Senior Play '34 Our ideals are our possi- bilities : Therefore. advanoement ls forthcoming. HAIl.ILlETT SMITH H1-Spots Staff '31, '32 Student Council '33, '34 Ser. of Class '34 run, sp. Play '33 Operetta '32, '33, '34 Senior Play '34 Hood friends live like Sun- shine Deep down in your lie-nrt. HE'l I'Y SCHIEVVE Literary Editor '34 Seo. Girls' League '33, '34 Senior Play '34 Maid '34 l'nb. Sp. '34 They say beauty is lint skin deep. but that ls a skin deep saying, JOHN XVOOD Entered from Washington High Senior Play '34 Before me all good And every opportunity. EDITH VERSHUM Reporter '33 Com. Club '33, '34 Publiv Sp. Play '33 Pep Club '34 Nonsense now and then. Becomes u monar4'h. Senior Play '34 Ti-U Staff '34 Thy modesty is a vandle To thy merit. HELEN UPSHAW Treas. St. Body '34 Maid '31 Hi-Spots '32 Operetta '30, '31 Vice Pres. '30, '31 Senior Play '34 Beauty and wisdom Are rarely conjured. Thirteen

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ANNA KOSNICK Com. Club '32, '33 Spanish Club '32, '33 Home Eeon. '34 1Ve live and do Making llves bright. ANN LASICH Home Em-on. '31, '34 tlperetta '33 sr. Typ. Con. '33 Pres. of Beaux Arts '32 Spanish Club '32 Senior Play '34 Tl-U Staff '34 An artist who sees her Own vision and paints lts eolorsf' HAZEL MURDOCK Trans. from Tual-atin '32 Home Eeon. '32, '34 lieaux Art Club '34 Pep Club '34 Uperetta '33 Senior Play '34 Com, Club '33 The world aglow Thrills me so. l'l.AY'l'0N MOGNE'l'T Football '32, '33, '34 Basketball '34 Traek '33 Yarn-T Pub. Sp. Club '34 Tleaux Arts Club '33, '34 From grave to light From pleasant to severe. LANVRENCE NUNNENKAMI' Student Body Pres. '33, '34 Student Council '33, '34 Ti-U Staff '34 Vars-T '33, '34 l4'00tball '33, '34 Senior Play '34 High Spots Editor '33 Who compreheucls his trust And keeps faithful with A steacliness of aim. DOROTHY PARKS Trans. from Commerce '32 Home EL-ou. '33, '34 Spanish Club '32 Com. Club '32 Pep Club '34 And life seemed full Uf love ami happiness. CHARLES KOSNICK Vars-T '30, '31, '32, '33 Football '33, '34 Basketball '31, '33, '34 Public Sp. '34 There ls merit without ele- vatlon. But there is no elevation without some merit. l.Fll.,XNll MOORE Vars-'I' '33, '34 Football '32, '33, '34 tlperetta '31, '32, '33, '34 Pub, Sp. Club '33, '34 I like many things In this world ot ours. EVELYN Mat'lNlNALll Basketball '30 Operetta '30, '34 llramatics '31, '34 Senior Play '34 Com. Club '33, '34 Tis not a lip, beauty call, But the Joining For-ee and full result of all. UI' PYP VYP ANlTA MANUEL Pub, Sp. Club, '34 Home Et-on. '30, '34 Com. Club '31, '32, '33 Patten:-e wins many a goal. That hurry would never reach. MARGARET PFAFFLE Pres. Spanish Club '32 Hi-Spots St. '33 Typ. Team '33 Sgt. Girls' League '33, '34 For she possessed the art. Ot' beautiful apex-eh. ROBERT RAMSBY Pep Club Vice Pres. '34 vars-T '32, '34 Student Connell '31, '32 Dram. Club '34 Public Speaking '33, '34 Senior Play '34 An ounce of mirth Is worth raw. a pound of sor- LA VE RN COCHRAN Uperetta '32 Vive Pres. Girls' League '34 Dramatics '34 Pub, Sp, Play '34 You know them and love them , For doing their part. Tfwflfvf

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THE MUSICAL MARCH 0F MEMORIES Freshman Year Glory, Glory Hallelujah ! sixty Freshmen came marching through the halls of Tigard High in the year of 1930. With great gusto and zeal did they pounce upon their studies. They knew there was a Long, Long Trail A-W'inding into the unknown realms of education, and how they commenced to Pack Up Their Troubles when they enrolled in the activities of the school. All Through the Night they burned the oil, and the next day they would say to the faculty, 'I Need Thee Every Hour' to give me counsel, to keep me 'Out of the Deep'. Then the faculty would answer, 'Row Your Boat' and show 'How Firm a Foundation' you can build. Sophomore Year Onward Christian Soldiers! was the battle -cry of our courageous sixty pupils. The Old Folks at Home could hardly realize the great change that had taken place. No longer did these Sophomores Keep the Home Fires Burning , but kindled blazes in athletics, music, and drama. Lead Kindly Light was now an earnest petition as they were learning about America the Beautiful . Many interesting friend- ships were formed out on the campus as Susy, Little Susy , Nancy Lee , Darling Nellie Gray , Annie Laurie , Johnny Boy , and Reu- ben and Rachel played Farmer in the Dell and sang Love's Old Sweet Song . Junior Year March On is now the theme song of this peppy Junior Class. Their loyalty and pep was sometimes misunderstood, but the school knew, For He Was a Jolly Good Fellow . The Heavens Resounded with their songs and noise. Never were they afraid of the Big Bad Wolf . At all Freshmen initiations you could hear the cry Deck the Hall! and Ho, Every Sleeper Waken! until the other classes wished they were Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep . In every athletic skirmish whether it was held at McDonald's Farm , Home, Sweet Home , Loch Lomond , Dixie , or Beautiful Ohio , the boys still break into Smiles at the Memories of Little Jack Horner and Little Tommy Tinker winning laurels in athletics for Tigard. Frequently, it was Singing in the Rain , but Sweet Genevieve and Sweet Adeline stood on the sidelines cheering. Senior Year How Can I Leave Thee now is heard from the serious Seniors. Senior meets Senior and says, 'When You and I Were Young, Maggie' little did we think what the Senior Year would mean. Activities such as music, drama, and athletics continue to dominate their Waking Hours . There's Music in the Air at all times as the Anvil Chorus searches for the Lost Chord . Grand oratory is heard from the Halls of Tara as the mighty Senior boys recite America , and My Country 'Tis of Thee , and Sweet and Low have been the girls' voices in re- sponse Good Night ! Time marches on, and it will soon be the end of a Perfect Day , Tigard High School will be remembered for Auld Lang Sync , so Come All Ye Faithful it is now time to sing Aloha Oe . Fourteen B- S'