Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Top Ilmv: Il. Gault. M. Grandy. J. Kilp-.Itrh-k, A. Craig, E. Axudorson. Millrllv Row: H. Smith. L. Nunm-'nkaIIIp, F. Kilpatrivk. K. Rogers, H. S4-hlowv. 1:01-t0Ill Rnw: ll. Hntes. J. Slll0I'k, l-I. YI-IrslIIIIII, A. lmsir-II. Mrs. Mullen, Mr. Lillll. ANNUAL STAFF Iidilor . . .lssislanl lidilrn' . . Bzzsinrss Managrr . .lssistani Bzzsirzrss Mdlldgff .'1d'lll'ffi.Yillf1 Managfr . .lysislant .4d-vrriisirzg Managfrr . Cirmlation Managfr . Cla.r.rf'.v and Organizations Photography . .vlthletirs Dramalirs Liirrary Typisfx . . Finanrial .fldfvinzr . Litrrary .fldfvisor . Ninrfrrn ILXVID ff.-XUIXI' NI.XRIE'I I'A GR.xxIn' JAMES KII.PA'l'RICK ALBERT CRAIG KEITH ROGERS FI.oRExcE KIl.PI1'l'RlCK LAVVRENCE NUNNIZNKAMI' IIARRIETT SMITH ERWIN ANDERSON JOHN SMOCK EIIITII VERSIIUM BETTY Lou SCHIEVVE BET'I'x' BATES .wh ANN l..xsIcII f:I.ENN LINN MYRTLE MUI.I.EN

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SEN I 0B ll0ROSCOPE SENIOR SII.l,Y SYMPHONIC SIDI2 SHOW .I Clown From Named Sings In ilu' Paradr' llazel Alsen Metzger Hazel Good morning of early risers Alman Ashmore Tiga rd . Il Here's your paper' of mail carriers Erwin Atrops Sherwood Tiny Calm yourself of 'Ozarkians' Henry Bremer Sherwood Hanl 4 Aw !-Go On ! of Scientists Betty Bates Tigard Ii1'Hy Hello of happy people Velma Carsh Durham C!ll'Jl1!' Oh-dear!!! of Students I-HVCFH f'0Chl'1H1 Sherwood lH'rn VVhere's papa ? of lost children Millard Dittman Sherwood Fil1norr Hi-Pal of onion kings Ethel Haley Sherwood I?1'llf Merciful heavens of temperance workers Anna Galbreath Sipole .ln1zi4 ' I don't know of seekers Marietta Grandy Tigard Etta So be it of marchers David Gault Tigard !'Blair Call me daddy of lost papas Anthony Greblo Tigard Tony Oh those eyes of beauties Vera Hicks Tigard Frankir Honest-to-goodness of speakers Pea rl Haugen Sherwood Blondie Ah !-Can it ! of gossips Ilarold Haynes Sherwood Smit Skip it of free thinkers Yoshio Hasuike Bend Yo.s'h Sukiyaka of generals Melvin Anderson Sherwood Cnfwlmy Clit along little doggie of 'Last Round-np' Robert Ramsby Tigard Bob Dum-de-dum of sitters ,Iames Kenney Metzger P1ft1 ' Snicker, snicker of monkey-skinners Florence Kilpatrick Sherwood Flos.vir Tut, tut of good sisters .Iames Kilpatrick Sherwood l:'in.vlrin As a matter of fact of debaters Anna Kosnik Tigard Janie Fiddle-sticks of milliners Erwin And6rSOI1 Sherwood Indy I dunno! of farmers Charles Kosnik Tigard Climb My biscuits of cooks Ann Lasich Bend Nikki Oh for an inspiration of artists Leland Moore Tigard l,1'1 ' Bah! jove! of Lord Fauntlcroysu Ilazel Murdock Sherwood Rril And that is that of beauty operators Iivelyn MacDonald Tigard Maru Oh Yeah ! of expert cooks Clayton Mognett Tigard Cal WVhere art thou! of lovers Anita Mandel Sherwood Nita I'll try of house wives Lawrence Nunnenkamp Tigard Larry I can take it of great athletes Margaret Pfaffle Tigard Prggy Oh! Kid ! 'of typists Dorothy Parks Sherwood Dol But, why of curiosity seekers Keith Rogers Tigard Rafah Zounds of women-killers Merritt Rabe Durham Ral1if I'h-huh of listeners -Iohn Smock Sherwood Hjllllllllilf! ,Iiggers of sport reporters Bertha Sheppard Sherwood Sl1f'l2l1 As it were of opera stars Adell Stibbe Tigard Del Naughty, naughty of gigglersn Helen Schmidt Sherwood Touts Nawthing of vacationists' Harriett Smith Sherwood Smi!lif My vase! of the ambitious Betty Schiewe Durham Dolly t'All finished of workers!! Lloyd Fenske Sherwood Slim How should I know ? of on-lookers Gnssie VVe-scott Tigard Gus Another chord of musicians john VVood Tigard lI'0odi1 ' Cheese it of deep thinkers I,avern Van Hyning Tigard Van I Yam what I Yam of merry makers Edith Vershum Tigard Ronnie I'd love to of efficient women Helen Upshaw Tigarcl 'fBilliz ' Oh help ! of sweethearts Mervin Brink Sherwood Brink My purse of landlords Albert Craig Tigard Craig Yes, Madame of butlers Ifiglzlrm

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Yillf AND ME Four happy years of work together are over, and we are taking that momentous step into the threshhold of life and experience. Never again will our class be united in its entirety, for diverse tasks await each of us, but though that thought brings with it a touch of sadness, memory yet brings to us incidents of our high school days which were days for development, for the beginnings of a savings account, not of money to be sure, but of greater and more permanent things, foremost, that of mental growth. Though the routine of school has only begun for some of our mem- bers, yet need learning cease for any of us? We, as individuals, set the limit of our possibilities. Life itself is a most skillful teacher and the dawn of each day brings with it unlimited treasures and oppor- tunities which await our grasp. If we are alert and eager and desirous of progressing and of broadening our scope of life, learning need never end. An illustrious career will not come to all. For some the task may be colossal, but for a great many more it will be of less significance. The way in which the lowly task is performed is the way we would do the big one, and humble service is often the stepping stone to higher serv- ices. Let us take this important step in seriousnessg realizing that there is a struggle ahead, but that we are determined to come out victorious, that we are not going to resign ourselves to obstacles, and that we are going to do, and do well. what is clearly at hand. The outcome is up to us. lt's up to me to be happy today, No one can take my joy away. lt's not in the weather, itls not in things, lt's my heart that glooms or frets or sings. l can make or mar a perfect dayg l can make a life or throw it away. lt's up to mel lt's up to me to soar or flop, lt's up to me to grip or drop. Life is a race, I can't stand stillg l must lay hold with mind and will. God is my help, but I must work. ' lle helps the worker, but not the shirk. lt's up to mel My task may be small and seem not worth while, Simply to go the second mile. But what is given me 1 will dog And this is my word to myself and you: The life given me no other can liveg The service I offer no other can give. lt's up to me! E. V. Tfwcnty