Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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THE NURSERY THE BABY PET NAME THE CRIB GIVES PROMISE rnnQ OF BEING .... Elmer Alspaugh “Elm—er” Tigard Printer Maybe you aren’t doing it right.” William Alter “Hill Durham Farmer “Oregon is rather rainy.” Howard Beckham “Becky Tigard Sheriff “What’s going on in here?” Evelyn Blue “Eve” Tigard Stylist “Sez vou.” Paul Borchers “Borchers Sherwood Logger “Well, I’ll try.” Joseph Borden “Joey Tigard Captain Heave ho! I want cake.” Vivian Boyer “VW Tigard Missionary “As vou can see.” Gladys Carson “Carson Metzger Reformer “Ain’t it awful?” John Conklin “Johnny Metzger Economist “A dollar js a dollar.” Pat Cooper “Pat Tigard Circus Manager ‘A ticket to the game, sir?” Sidney Craig “Sid Tigard Merchant “That’s what you think.” Donald De Pue “Don Metzger Engineer I don’t know.” Darcy Dobson “Dare Durham Governor “You can’t do it, anvway.” Margery Ersted “Margie Metzger Designer “Oh . . . !” Jane Fischbuch “Janey Cipole Housewife It’s a matter of pots and pans.” Thomas Fishburn “Tommy Durham Speeder How about a track meet, Mr. Fowler? Warren Forsyth “Forry Sherwood Lawyer It depends on the circumstances.” Maxine Galbreath “Maxie” Cipole Agent Now you understand.” Walter Gango “IT alt Greenburg Mechanic “I don’t think so.” Ruth Gholson “Ruthie Bend Teacher “The task must be mastered.” Leland Goldhammer “Goldy Durham Minister “Support the Student-Council.” Grace Hampton “Grade Durham School ma-am “School-teaching is a pleasant persuit.” Victor Hjelte “Tic Bend Husband “Patience is an art.” Lucille Hollingsworth “Frenchy Tigard Trapeze Artist “Oh you do, do you ?” La Verne Honey “Feme Garden Home Speaker Nothing much.” Byron Houston “Barney Sherwood Butler “Is it possible?” Aleene Howard “Aleene Tigard Dictator “Now, Mr. Smith!” Elizabeth Hvrkas “Lizzie Tigard Dancer “Now wasn’t that nice of him?” Olin Jenkins “Ole Sherwood Milkman “I’m a good milkman, anvhow.” Malcolm Johnson “Johnny Garden Home A ‘‘No” Man “If you know how, things are easv.” Kenneth Koeber “Kenney Sherwood “When I open my mouth—” Benny Larson “Ben Bend Cook “I’m a cook wat is a cook.” Betty Leedy “Betty Metzger Artist “Art for art’s sake.” Frances Lobdell “Frankie Metzger “Wifey” “Stay as sweet as vou can.” Mabel Lawrenz “Mabel Sherwood Society Ladv “I’m just a pal.” Amo Katherine Montes “Amy K Tigard First Lady “Fancv seeing vou here!” Dirickson Nedry “Dirick Tigard Politician “It’s the wav vou try that counts.” June North “June Bend Operator “I’ve got vour number.” Walter Nunnenkamp “Walt Tigard Electrician “Did I shock vou, sir?” Pearl Olin Pearly” Tigard Saleslady “We have quality.” Margaret Olsen “Maggie Metzger Waitress “Wait a while.” Doris Rahmig “Rahmig Tigard Stenographer “What, no gum?” Elsie Rupprecht “Ella Sherwood Cosmetician “Ladies, this will please you.” Helen Schmeltzer “Smeltz Sherwood Actress “I speak my lines.” Frank Seifert “Bill Durham Golfer “I shot a birdie.” Merwin Selander “Prof Bend Writer “Now is that quite fair?” Rodney Sims “Pop Metzger Manager “How about some advertising?” Jeannette Slater “Jeanne Tigard Aviatrix Gee, Yvhat fun.” Earl Smith “Smithy Sherwood Philosopher “Be dignified, you’re a senior, now.” Raynor Smith “Ray Tigard Truant Officer “Do I need a slip?” Edna Tooze “Peanuts Sherwood Singer “Gee kid, I haven’t my memory work.’1 Lei a Tooze “Lee Sherwood Comedian “I love a romance.” Don Tower “Don Durham Grocer “Cats, did you say?” Monte Whit well “Monte Metzger Ventriloquist “Will the meeting come to order?” Gilbert Wyatt “Gil Tigard Explorer “I’m going to scan the skyline.” Harold Hamback “Harold Durham Connoissuer “There’s an art to everything.” Eighteen

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WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAGGIE To read old Nursery Rhymes brings back queer lost memories of one’s own childhood. One seems to see the loose floppy picture-books of long ago, with the boldly colored pictures. The books may have been tattered and torn, but your library consisted of a wooden box full of these volumes. There was “Who Killed Cock Robin?” which you knew by heart before you could read. We do not know what poets wrote the old Nursery Rhymes, but certainly some of them were printed three hundred years ago. About the people of history mentioned in the Rhymes:—We do not exactly know who Old King Cole was, but King Arthur reigned about 500 A. D. We cannot tell what King of France went up the hill with twenty thousand men, but we do know that Charley who “loved good brandy”, and was fond of a pretty girl “as sweet as sugar-candy”, was an early banished Prince of Wales. The rhyme about Georgey Porgey was about a fat German kind. Simple Simon was Sir Simon Fraser who was a knight in the War of Roses. Tom the Piper’s Son, was the son of a Highlander king. Hickory Dickory Dock was a rhyme for counting out the men who took part in the Chevy Chase. There are many other rhymes that are based on legend or facts of history. Then we have rhymes that do not seem to be anything but nonsense, but now and then nonsense is relished by the best of men. You will remember Old Mother Goose and her bits of wisdom, flavored with nonsense after you have forgotten your history and geography. Mother Goose rhymes are smooth stones from the brooks of time, worn round by the constant friction of tongues. Seventeen

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Front How. Mr. G. L. Unn, H. SchmelUer, U. Gholson, I). Itahmig, B. Leedy, Mrs. Mullen. Second ltow: S. Craig, G. Carson, V. Forsythe, F. Lolxlell, K. Smith. Back How: M. Selamler, L. Goldhammer, M. Olsen, K. Koeber, T. Fishburn. ANNUAL STAFF Editor .... Literary Editor liusiness Manager . Assistant liusiness Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Classes and Organizations Photography . Athletics Activities T ypist Typist Art Ili-Spots Financial Advisor Literary A dvisor Mervvin Selander Margaret Olsen Leland Goldhamrner Kenneth Koeber Thomas Fishburn Gladys Carson Howard Beckham Frances Lobdell Sidney Craig Earl Smith Helen Schmeltzer Doris Rahmig Ruth Gholson Betty Leedy Warren Forsyth Glenn Linn Myrtle Mullen Nineteen