Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Front Ilnw: E. llllin. ll, Hays, I. Haynes. Il. Moore, R. tlmuw, L. Anderson, A. Atkinson, M. Tnlnntu, F. Adzuns. J. Clark, M. Stewart. Sl-wnnl Huw: li, Kuopnnln, W. Mnnsfivlnl, Y. 'l'urnhuli. A. V1-'I'NlllIlll. M, Fl l-'flilll. .L Ile-mn. M, Mnrtin, A. BIlll'1'llt'XYk2l, I. Mnsier. M. Billlllilff, D. furry, T. Tnffurll. li. Rower, S. Yun:-ynnnx. Tilirll Row: Mr, Smith, R. Uornwvull, U. Uohlm-, H. Olsen, li. Dlll'100, Il. Ihnfsvulil. M. Lutz. M, NVuml, II. Aiken, M. llnlling'sw0rth, H. s0lll0Nlii, E. Poilhir-fl'.ln. J. Crosruln, J. Aviliilll. liawli Ituiv: ID. AVill,2'l'1lVl', D. I:0l'i'll6'l'S, L. SEIIZPT, K. Avillillllw, l'. Rim-kc-1't, M, llnrris, Il. Ililyvn, L. i'ul'sh, A. Pnslle. lilies-lim: in Front: M. Attiinns. R. Ilnviu, D, Lunstedt, E. Rogers, R. Svln-r-kin, J. Hullu-Putin. Fl-mit Itnw: .l. Hnynes, B. Ailll'llK'?l. D. Brown, E. Johnson, I. Muck, M. Iiruim-r, XV. NVomi, J. Cooper, R. Meyers. M. Sluyter. M. Bullard. Sw-onnl Ituw: Miss NVeui'c-r, l', 1'ete-rsnn. E. Fm-hrimr, L. He-rmisvn, E. Staxllzlril. A. Lzuvrf-nz, 1. Gi-llrosv, D, Hyde, R. Hurnilnrnnk, 'I', 0'IIulle-rn, A. Knlnfnte. l'. IhlfilUllllI'h9l', .I. Fm-Imls-r, '1'hir4l Row: V. Steele. E. Hl'AlllllPl, li. Si-Ply, R. Hagen, N. l'lIlIlIlllllH,'S, P. Lnlnuhn. Il. Uonklin, A. Kvllnvr, Y. l hu'k. lt. llnnn, F. Zurrhfl. 11-.wk Row: J. Fulton, V. Miller, M. Ez:-il, M. Iimniully, R. Seve-rsmi, L. EilWlll'llS, M. Bullard, C, Se-Iliki-n, .l. Rmllnnn, Il, Iilltler. 'l'. Alnnmlls. .l. Hross, R. Huvki-rn, Il. lirnuknnlll. ll. 'l'nll4-fsun. FRESH MAN CLASS Presidenl . Conrad Sellilcen Vice-Presideni Lawrence Carsh Secreiary . Jack Redmond Treasurer . . Waller Wood Siudenl Council Rep. Roberi Severson Advisors . . Miss Weaver, lvir. Smilh The Freshman Class of I936 has dislinguished iisell by being ihe largesi class ever io enier Tigard l-ligh School, wiih an enrollmeni of I3O. Despiie a few irying days of inilialion, which were climaxed by a royal welcome by ihe upper classes. 'rhe freshmen seilled down io become a very imporlanl parl of lhe sludenl group. 27

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l l-un! llow: F. Allison, M. Ihilmlllh, D. Ilullnrd, M. Cochran, J. SDPll1'Pl', L. Bond, R. Grunt, L. Clark, K. Ezell, A. 'I'nnxnln, lt. fillllfl, R. Mntsuura, E. Ashmore Si-i-mul Row: Mr lilnn, M. Lindley, F. Shntsky, E. Hampton, H. Johnson, A. Murtln, N. Swnlguurd, E. Anderson, W. Mullen, N. lirnmla-I, Il. Atkinrum, I.. Mnrvllewlm, F. Hmnlnu-k, M. Fluhetls-h. iiuvk lluw: H. Wolfe. H. Wvtzell, .l. Apple-lwrry, R. Kuvmelc, li. Sc-lnllurinir, B. White-well, L. May, H. Hardman, ll. Ulnrk, V. Uhilsnn, I'. Gnddis, ll. VR-'l SllUlll, S. Patton, G. Snylnr, A. Sl'lllll'lIllIl,'I. lfrnnt Ihnv: A. llnll, M. Melius, A. BlultNlllll'3l, 'l'. Yoneyannn, R. Hvffron, D. Singflvtury, L. Di-pue, T. Mn-Intyre, ll. Fraiig, H. Unmmings, M. Miles, XV. Bislmp, M. llnrney si-1-mul Iww: Al. Sith-ll. tl. Bnlmuzli, Al. Shnw. S. .lense-, A. Walling, E, Ihmh-y, IC, Wimilwunl, H. Mi-Furl, Il. Miller. lt. Sli-4-lv, N. ltog1-l's, 141. llnrrinpzlon, M. Kennedy. I1 Nt l d Ihu-lc Ilmv: 1'. lirelln, l'. l'Pl1'l'H0ll. F. I'nn4-k, J. Kelly, . I ix hu' , D. B411-klnnn, A. Brnnvh, F. NllllHPllkHlHlJ, M. Smith, E. llrnluw, V. lie-mn, B. I.nwrem'v. SOPHOMORE CLASS Presidenl .... Wilbur Bishop Vice-Presiclenl Ollo Balogh Secrelary . Norma Brandal Treasurer . . Ervin Ashmore Sludeni Council Rep. . Donald Beckham Advisor .... Mr. Linn, Mr. Wunderlich The sophomore class of I936 has shown unusual aloilily in alhlelics, and il was also well represenled in many school aclivilies. A good percenlage of Jrhe sludenl on lhe honor roll al lhe end of each six weelcs were sophomores. During The lirsl parl of 'rhe year, 'the sophomores sponsored a very inleresiing piclure show, which everyone enioyed. A successful skaling parly was also held. The sophomore class has willingly cooperaled wilh all school aclivilies, and has developed a splendid school spirii. The Sophomore class, wilh il's large number and varied lalenls, will be compelenl lo carry on The lradilional program always expecled from a Junior class. 26

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LITTLE JOHNNY TIGARD LiTTle Johnny Tigard is come To our school To sTay, And pick The knowledge up. and brush his ignorance away. And scaTTer The paper on The floor. and mark The desk, and sleep. And enjoy The Tire, eaT his lunch, and never appreciaTe his keep. And all us oTher pupils when our lessons all is done We sTand around The hallway and has The mosTesT Tun. A-lisTenin' To The hookey sTories Johnny Tells abouT. And he says The Teacher will fail you, If you don'T waTch ouT. 2 Johnny said There was a liTTle boy VVouldn'T play The games Tair, And when he came To school one day. Climbing up The sTair. The principal heard him holler, And The coach heard him bawl. And when They sTepped ouT in The hallway He wasn'T There aT all. And They seeked him in The Turnace room and laboraTory and press. And seeked him up The aTTic hole, and every where l guess. BuT all They ever found was, his cloThes all Torn ouT. And The school will lose you. if you don'T waTch ouT. 3 And Johnny said There was a liTTle girl Always laughed and grinned. And made Tun of everyone, an' all her Teachers, an' sinned And once when There was company And loTs of Tolks was There, She mocked Them and she shocked 'em, And said she didn'T care. And chewed her gum, kicked her heels, And Turned To run, and hide. There were Two Teachers sTanding by her side And They bumped her head on The ceiling, And The Teachers will bump you If you don'T waTch ouT. 4 And liTTle Johnny Tigard says i When The Teachers look aT you. . And They begin To spuTTer and The wind goes woo-oo And you hear The kids laugh And know whaT They say. And all The Tun in you is all squelched away. You had beTTer mind your parenTs, and your Teachers Tond and dear And cherish Them ThaT love you. and dry The salTy Tear, Or The underclassmen will geT you, if you don'T waTch ouT. 28