Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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'7!1e S 7461 PERFORMER BULLD UP Qgfffrigs THE ACT vox Por Jeanne Appleberry Hi J ean Tigard Exhorting Good Leader Ervin Ashmore Sam Tigard XVhispering Good Lover Doris Bain Doris Metzger Flirting Selling Saleslady Otto B-810511 Otto Tigard Auctioneering Excellent Actor MHl'i01'ie 3810811 M1lI'.i Tlgard Flapping Queer Tomboy Donald Beckham Stork .Tigard Laughing Sporting Athlete Willwur Bishop Bunny Tlgard Jumping Little Giant Westley Boyer XVes Tigard Wrestling Another Dempsey Leola Bond Red Tigard Explaining Efficient Teacher Anna Branch Anna Metzger Cooperating XVilllng Worker Norma Brandel Norma Tigard Blushing Popular Lady Mac Burleson 'tMac Tigard Investigating Unique Playboy Margaret Carlson Mooney Durham Spoofing Funny Cook Clarence Chilson Chilson Tigard Bicycling Clever Clown Lois Clark Lois Garden Home Visiting Busy Bee Doris Clark Doris Garden Home Swimming Good Swimmer Doris Craig Laney Tigard Reading Wonderful Librarian Frances Dawdy Franny Tigard Drawing Another Artist Margrete Debus Blondy Tigard Smiling Leading Lady Richard Dingley Dlng1ey Metzger Golfing Burn Mechanic Eugene Dooley Gene Tigard Gossiping Crack Reporter Kenneth Ezell Kenny Metzger Sleeping Mind Reader Charlene Gaddls Gaddls Tigard Hoping Census Taker Ruth Heffron Rat Tigard Tapping Ballet Dancer Mary Henry Hank Metzger Typing Beauty Operator Vivian Hotchkess Viv Tigard NVinking Good VVlfe Ernest Gralow Ernie Tigard Versifying: Comical Poet Ray Grant Tony Tigard Arguing Talking Prophet Orie Graves 0rle Metzger Sketching Good Artist Herbert Hardman Herbie Tigard Knowing Heavenly Astronomer Stanley Jensen Stan Tigard Googling Rough Bouncer Richard Kovach Richard Tigard Building Leading Architect Bill Lawrence Ebeneezer Metzger Leading Salty Admiral Marion Lindley Marion Garden Home Coquetlng Cute Usher Lois May house Garden Home XVarbling Operatic Star Howard McCarl Slewfoot Metzger Talking Movie Operator Don Merritt Don Durham Cranmming Crankey Professor Gordon Moore Guppy Tigard Joking Radio Announcer Marie Morris Skeets Tigard Housekeeping Traveling Lady Floyd Nunnenkamp Cork Leg Tigard Baskethalling Accurate Marksxnan Florence Panck 'tPou.l17ry Panck Tlgarrl Courting Bachelor Girl Shlrely Patton Precious Metzger Dancing Clever Dressmaker Virginia Ream Reamsy Metzger Scolding Good Housewife .lean Roberts Jessie Durham Greeting Efficient Operator Nadine Rogers Rogers Tigard Entertaining Charming Hostess Betty Schubrlng I.G.A. Gus Tigard Selling Good Housewife Don Slngletary Single Garden Home Impersonating Good Charlie McCarthy Mary Louise Slttel Sittel Metzger Tumbling Trapeze Artist Margaret Smith Smithie Durham Pumping Graceful Model Robert Steele Bob Garden Home Daselyalling Regular Budgeteer Loraine Stout Shorty Tigard Teasing Clever Comedian Germaine Wolfe Jerry Tig-ard Singing Fine Tenor Eleanor VVoodard NVoodard Tignrd XVorking Good Herder 13

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REA M. VIRGINIA' Very sweet and very prudent. Decidedly nble as xi student. Home Ec Club Spanish Club Operettn ROGERS, NADINE A lVOIlltlll'S heart llke the :noun Always has n umu in it. Home Ev. Club Couuuercinl Temn Uperettu SlNtlI4E'1'ARY, DUN A merry uulu wus he, Operetta Dramatic Play Public Speaking' Club Baseball Senior Play Delta Theta SM l'l'H, MARGARET Of manners gentle. ol' nffectious mild. Gym Club Couuuereial Temu STOUT, IAORAINE Short but Sweet. Delta Beta Phi YVOODARD, ELEANOR This world, lt is a pleasant Colnmercial Team Operetta place. ROBERTS, .TEAN A gentle umld by gentle deeds is known Operettn SCHUBRING. BETTY Absolute dignity wus ut her coiuuiuud, And she doeth all things well. Student Body Officer Conuuerclal Team Hi Spots Staff Editor Ti-U Tiger Senior Play Class Officer Sl'l l'EL. MARY LOUISE VVlth all hopes for nn honorable future Couuuercial Team Operetta Drauiatics Club Senior Play STEELE, ROBERT It pays to be quiet S0llIPtIllll-'N.H Vers T Club Student Council Rep. Baseball Public Speaking Club Class Officer Fire Squad XVULFE, GERMAINE A sweet disposition is better than Operetta Music Club Officer Class Officer Girls' League Offieer Adv. Public Speaking Play May Queen gold

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Glau -me am Rang eawr THE FRESHMAN RING fillenageriel Fifty troopers lfreshmenj marched into the Big Top Cmain tent or school buildingj to be put through their stunts. They encountered the Big Boss Mr. Fowlerj and the Ring Masters Cteachersl and then commenced the breath- taking performance. They flew through the intricacies of fundamental subjects like the man on the flying trapezef' Some of the troopers ffreshmenj climbed the high bank and dived onto the football field. Others joined the brass band and tooted to their hearts content. The audience attention was drawn to the gang of prop men Cfreshmen boysl in green, who were always dragging out heavy apparatus of chairs and getting no applause at all. This is a great 'ibuild up for Tigard's Four Ring Circus. THE SOPHOMORE RING fFreaksl The punks fyoung animals or sophomores descended from the rattler ftrainl with the help of the razorbacks Ctrain unloading crew or upper classmenj They were still grab hairs, Cinexperiencedl but they were willing to give the circus an- other chance. New ones entered, so they put them through the fundamentals as they had been told to do the year before. Nlost of them looked like convicts, Czebrasj spotted girls, fgiraffesj or old folks Cmonkeysj. It was quite a show. Towards the end of the show, the punks Cyoung animals or sophomoresj became more in- terested. They took off their bennies Ccoatsj and really started to work. They were trained seals fmore experiencedj They took part in the kid tops, fside shows or basketball and footballj tossing the balls from one to the other. The season endedg but as they took up their winter quarters fvacationj, they looked forward to the next season of trooping. THIS JUNIOR RING fAcrobatsj They were now professional kinkers, factors and aetressesj but they had not yet reached the top with the bulls Celephants or leadersj. They had one main kid topf' Qside show or Junior proml which was a Hturnawayu Cbig crowdl even though the night was a wet top trainyl and everyone had to carry their muches Qumbrellasj They had the audience up in their laps Croused enthusiasmj There were no grifters fpickpocketsj connected with it, but many sawbucks ften dollar billsj were collected. They also saw to it that all the other kid tops Cside shows, were well attended, by selling tickets to outsiders. Some of the tickets were only for blues, Cbleacher seatsj but, nevertheless, they were sold. This show was a great success and again as they packed their equipment, they eagerly looked forward to the next show. Tl-llf SENIOR RING CClownsj This was the last show in this four ring circus, so they all Wanted to do their best. Some were boss windjammersf' Cbandmasters or leadersl others dancers and still others were Uringmastersn. They were all leaders in something or another. At first it looked as though the show was going to be a patsy, Cflopj but before it was over it Was a turnaway . There was another great kid top fside show or Senior Playl which they called No Soap. Many more sawbucks Cten dollar billsj were col- lected and even one or two double saws Ctwenty dollar billsj. The performers packed their keesters', Csuitcasesj and again climbed on the Hrattlerf' Ctrain of com- mencementl and started out for the greatest show of all, the show of life. They were a grand bunch of troopers,'l they took each day in its stride without complaint. Let it be said always they put on a grand show from 1934-1938. 14