Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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COLORS Black and Silver FLOWERS Gardenias MOTTO It is infinitely greater to blaze a trail than to follow one. THEME Mother Goose NEW PATHS Are we always going to follow ? Aren’t we ever going to lead ? These questions which are asked us Are important ones indeed, For— Our ships are now preparing To embark upon the sea, The sea of life, Where toil and strife Rule over Destiny. On these ships we are the captains The course is ours to steer. Will we creep along Whether right or wrong Because of storms we fear? Or will we embark upon new seas, Seas never sailed before ; And with Courage and Honesty as our guides New fields of life explore. But after our journey’s ended, After the storms we survive, Our hearts will be glad For this journey we’ve had In this year of thirty-five. And as we follow our trails to the very last bend We will be satisfied, If we’ve played the game square To each friend have been fair, Used perseverance as our guide. So work for honor—find trails unknown, In the search for new paths, travel alone. Eight

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Top How: Linn. Mullen. GreRor. Second How: Klwert. Summers. Weaver. Third Row: Hoyles, Smith. Elckmeyer. Sievers. A TRIBUTE TO THE FACULTY Counselors who guide and never dictate are the leaders and teachers of the most efficient high school. Good teachers are those with the ability to draw out what is the strongest and finest in every student. Good teachers have always been and always will be. The exceptional teacher of today will be ever present tomorrow. The training of teachers is established upon a broad base of culture, coupled with a well grounded knowledge of subject matter, increased by a true understanding of objectives, with an intelligent ability to make all branches of the curriculum serve a common purpose. Every school is its own laboratory. The educated mind is not a mere creature of its own time. Education is emancipation from herd opinion, self-mastery, capacity for self criticism, and suspended judgment. The Annual of 1935 desires to pay tribute to the faculty of the Tigard Union High School. Seven

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SENIOR ROLI Alter, William Beckham, Howard Borchers, Paul Blue, Evelyn Boyer, Vivian Borden, Joseph Carson, Gladys Craig, Sidney Cooper, Pat Conklin, John Dobson, Darcy De Pue, Donald Ersted, Margery Fishbuch, Jane Forsyth, Warren Fishburn, Thomas Gango, Walter Goldhamnier, Lelaud Galbreath, Maxine Hollingsworth, Lucille Gholson, Ruth Honey, La Verne Hampton, Grace Hyrkas, Elizabeth Howard. Aleene Hjelte, Victor Hamback, Harold Houston, Byron Jenkins, Olin Johnson, Malcolm Koeber, Kenneth Larson. Benny Leedy, Betty Lobdell, Frances Montes, Amo Katherine Nedry, 'Dirickson Nunnenkamp, Walter North, June Olin, Pearl Olsen, Margaret Rahmig, Doris Rupprecht, Elsie Schmeltzer, Helen Slater, Jeannette Sims, Rodney Seifert, Frank Smith, Raynor Smith. Earl Selander, Merwin Tooze, Lela Tooze, Edna Tower, Donald Whitwell, Montie Wyatt, Gilbert SENIOR SONG (Tune : A Perfect Day) When we come to the end of a perfect day Near the end of a goal we have sought, And we pause in the midst of events so gay To say thanks for the wishes you’ve brought. Do you think you can guess what this simple gift Can mean to our gladdened hearts, When we know that the curtains will soon be down And from dear friends we must part? Now this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey, too, And the wishes you’ve brought are a tribute gay So we can only say adieu. But our memories have painted this perfect day In colors that never fade, And here on the pages in flaming rays Are the faces of friends we’ve made. Nine