Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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'FUI' PlK l'I'liE 3111 llow: Mr. llzlre, lb. Shultz. D. liunn. l'. Johnson, ll. Iilll'l'y, R. XVootl, R. Tetrick, D. Meyer. XV. Nylre-rg. Intl Row: li. Fluke, Il. Steele, A. Cutler, li. Stewart, I'. 5lel'1irsly. M. Miner, .l. U'Hullornn, .I. Patterson, IC. NVoo1lnr4l. lst Row: li. ltoge-1's, RI. Sli-yer. ll. Ht-intz, G. Bunn, G. Larson, N. Hogg, li. Frnig, Il, Dooley, M. lik'llIll, li. tlerlneh. A. Stewart. l's0'l'TOM l'lt l'ITRE 3111 Row: Mrs. Melin-own, lil. lflislensr-liink, A. S1-hendel, R. Etlilens, li. llerretll. E. Sl'lllllllll9, R. Brown, P. Heuleen. .l. U'Mnrn. :Intl Row: NV, Russel. l'. 1'l'llll2'llnll, IL Collins, V. llmlxlis, E. Johnson, T. llusuike, J. Fonllrs. A, Ingalls, M. Hunt, YV. Vreen. lst How: A. lllVWlll'!l,' E. llunziki-r. H. 1lllill'l', I.. Miller. l. Kellner, E. lloese, li. Meliee, E. 1-lunter. IJ. Slnitli. l . Fri-ns. D. Getlrose. S 014:44 President . Willis Nybgrg Vice President Ward Green Secretary . . . Patricia McCurdy Treasurer .... Arnie Ingalls Student Council Representative Marvin Hunt Advisors ..... Mrs. McKeown, Mr. Hare The sophomore class of V158 enrolled sixty-one members ,twenty-nine girls and thirty-two boys. The sophomore class sponsored a circus and several pop corn sales. Ou stunt night, they displayed much enthusiasin and pep. The class was well represented in all school activities, and strove to cooperate with the other classes in making the schoool year a successful one. The class has a very good outlook in the sports world. Two of its members are regulars on the Tigers basketball team. Characteristic of this class also, was the spirit of good sportsmanship and scholastic ability. Z6

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Iirtl Row :intl Row: M lst Itow 3rd Row 2nd Row: H. Ile lst Row A. lr 'FOI' l'Ii l'UItE ITV. lVnutl, V. Knowlton, I..Iz14'k, Y. Miller, D. Brown. I!.Selliken. J. Spetiver, M. Harris, D, Lundstedt. iss XVenver. M. Altinius, H. K'luuullt-r. P. HIISIHIISSEII. T. 'l'uft'o1-ml, M. NVood, B. Earl, T. McIntyre, F. Sliotsky, J. lteutn. : T. Nt-we-mm-r, M. Ez:-ll. li. lfll0DllHl'llN. M. Slat:-'r. C, liickvrt, Il, 1'lll,2.'Nll'UlIl, H, Pilkington, J. Hess, Il. Rufsvoltl, K. Xvllllllllli M. Kennedy, L. Bnurer, D. Conklin. llU'l l'0M l'IK l'I'li-Ii : Mr. Smith, XV. North, .I. Frink, 'l'. 0'l-lalllolwlll, R. Haugen. 'l'. Annnons. D, Moore. nnmn. I.. Uursli. A. Ki-llner. l-I, Fealriliu, Il. Furry. Ii. liilyen. E. Ilrzindel, R. Meyer, E. Rogers. 1 M. Ikrt-mer, K, Zlll1I't'llt'l'. E. Johnson, l.. llorlaind, H. Ulatrk. It, Goins. ll. Ulson, I. Moser, M. Shaw, lull, V. Steele, Y. Ula - e President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Sergeant-at-arms . . Student Council Representative Reporter . . . Advisors . ladfi Tom Ammons Robert Severson Hazel Olson Bud Selliken Harry Chandler Ted Tufford John B. Ream Miss Weaver, M r. Smith The junior class of 1938 proved to themselves and to the student body that they had the right school spirit when they, for the second time in their high school career, won the Animal drive. The junior class strove to uphold the honor of the school and to do their best in cooperating with the other classes in all school projects. The major activity of the junior class was the sponsoring of the Junior Prom. The junior class was in charge of the decorating for the Baccalaureate Services. Z5

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TOP Pll 'i'U RE - 3rd Row: A. Manllunll, L. Gnldlmnnnn-r. H. Frnnlc, Il. lim-se. C. Keteliani, L. Smith, E. Fowgill, J. Colgan, C. Alsen, 0. Shotsky, Il, lVit-k. :intl ron: Miss 1'1im-knit-ver. N. Olson, li, Sittvl. J. lianli-r. ll. Uniiiptoii. .l. Si-line-li. tl. Hawley. F. Gholson, R. Mackenzie, B. XVilliams, A, Jar-quess. lst Row: E. Itoigers, D. Collins, M. Davis, J. Sturm. P. l ozt-y, M, Butler. M. liovns-li. Il. Slnnnwny. Il. Darnall, M. Heil, D. Jac-okes, A. Amie-rson, G. Torlanil. l10'l l'0M I'H l'I7 R-E -ith Row: H. tlangruin. ll. Cole. XV. Hunter. 3rd Row: C. Finley, W. l ulway. J. limitwrigxht. D. Allen, XV. Froman, lla. Barney. P. Peterson, J, Shaw, B. Fisher. 2nd Row: Mr. l'llll'gL'l'1-'2lYl-'S, 'l', Wright. NI. S4-het-klu, L. Shultz. C. Rider. R. Miller, 15. Merritt, B. Hagen, A. Mi-Kee, J. Joyce, D, Thnnnis. lst Row: M. llawlly, Il,Ea1'l. P. Ilixler, V. Harrison, H. SCllllllIlT, l'. Frettiin, A. Merritt. M. George, D. 0'Marn, D. Thompson, G. Brown, .I. Knowlton. 6344 President . Jack Shaw Vice President Gloria Hawley Secretary . Ray Barney Treasurer . Leslie Smith Sergeant-at-arms . . . Carl Finley Student Council Representative . Ronald Mackenzie Advisors ..... Miss Eickmeyer, Mr. Hargreaves The freshman class of 1938 underwent due punishment during initiation week from the honorable sophomores. After initiation was over, they appeared at school with smiling faces, bubbling over with enthusiasm for Whatever might lie ahead. Whexi rally night rolled around, the freshmen had laid their bonfire and were patiently await- ing the fireworks. The freshmen class sponsored a successful skating party at the Oaks, and a movie from which they cleared 331728. As their school year advanced, they showed an in- creasing spirit of enthusiasm and cooperation. They have a very promising high school career ahead of them. 27