Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Huw Cigl Smith. W. Calway. t'.Ketel1ani, 0. Sliotsky. L. Goltlhammer, .I. .Ioyun E, Unrgill. ll, Frank, Il. Allen, Il. Markt-nzie, Mrs. Hargreaves. lluw 2-A. Maalltunl, li. Sittel, C. Alsen, M. llatlur. L. Shultz, V. Ilairrisnu, lb. lim-se, lt. Wirk, Olsen, li. Williams. Raw 1-I., Murwin, ll. llarnvll. ll. Shumway, A. Anclvrsmi, Ib. .lukut-kvs, G. 'I'oi'l:nnl, M. Muek, .l. Sturm, M. Knrarli, ll. Srhniirlt, P. Cozey, F. Gliulson, G. Hawley, E. Womlarrl. 1. Huw 4-ll, Cole. W. Ilunter, C. Graham. ' 'I' Wright J, lloatwright, IL Thonias, J. Wuislizini, lt. Tully, H. Uowgill, M. Si-livvkla, Il. Fisher, It. llairiu-y. Mrs. Mm'Km-own. I'uw JW- . . lluw 2--W, Frunian, P. l'ett-rsuii, M. llvil, A. Melive, J, Hauler, W. Pilkingtun. .l. Sm-lmi-ii, J. Sliznv, U. Fixill-y, D. llt'llI'y'. Row 1 M. lluvis, S. lllllISllllll'l', ll. llairris, A. W'2lll2ll'l', II. 'l'lion1psoii, W. Stoln-, M. Ibznrdy, M. lim-tinge, lb. U Maru, U. liidvr, ll. Miller, lr, Collins, G. liruwn, Sophomore Glass President . . Holi Fisher Vice President Clark Keteham Secretary . ,lim VVorsham Treasurer .... Ronnie Mackenzie Sergeant-at-arms . . . Jack Shaw Student Council Representative Clifford Alsen Advisors .... Mrs. Mclieown, Mrs. llargrenves The sophomore class, with an enrollment of seventy-three members, has had a sue- eessful and interesting year. The marionette show, which the sophomore class sponsored for its page in the annual, was well attended. On rally night, members of the class displayed much talent with a skit that was written by Ruth Nliller. The class was well represented in all school activities and strove to cooperate with the other classes in making the school year a successful one. 26

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llow lil Row if-ll Rnw lil! ltnw 'ffl' lluw 2--W Row ll . Min lI'Mara. W. Green. II. Ilerreth. E. Schmallu, E. Peterson, U. Ilnrais, M. Ininrii, It. Eilclens, E. Woodard. Pole, P. .lohnson, A. Ingalls, L. Ilorlanfl, .l. Combs, Il. Dooley, I.. Miller, M. Hunt, It. Woods, A. Srln-ndel, Miss Weaver. . Butler, I.. Alf-Kev. V. llnwns, IC. Ilunziker. J. Knowlton, II, Wood, Il. Gedrose, F. I4'rvasc, A. Ilmrard, E. Hunter, D, Smith I. Kellner. ilfilllgllll, IL Shultz. II. Ts-trirk, J. 0'Ha1lnran, Mr. Smith, lb. Bunn, It. Ilarly, II. l'll4lk'llSL'lIlIIli. J. I'attersnn. 1 I Nylrerg, G. Flulte. A. l'ut er. I . Steele, N. Hagg, M. Wise. lt. Collins, Il. Airy:-r, IS. Str-wzn't. E. .ll1llIISOIl. H. lim-se, unior Glass l-'resident . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer .... Sergeant-at-arms . . . Student Council Representative Advisors .... er, I. 1-aflflis, I.. Larson, II. lwopinains. 'l'. Hasuike, L. Gerlaeli, M. 'Nl . vyer. G. Iinnn, II. Ili-intz, M. Hmm, D. I-Engstrom, john U'Halloran Nlarvin Hunt Maretu VVise Ulric Dorais Arnie lngalls Bill Berreth Miss VVeaver, Mr Smith The junior class of 1939 proved to themselves and to everyone enthusiasm and pep by winning the Inter-Class pep banner at the their clever interpretation of Snow VVhite and the Seven Dwarfs. first-place in the Animal drive. else that they had football rally with They also won Not only did the junior class display pep, but they also strove to cooperate with the other classes in all school activities. Characteristics of the class is the display of pep, high scholastic ability, and their spirit of sportsmanship. The major activity of the class was its sponsorship of the junior prom. The theme of the prom featured Plantation Swing, giving it a ve1'y southern atmosphere. The crowning of lovely Queen lrene l, was the attraction of the evening. 25

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Iam' H-J. Hzigg, lb. liuyi-r, M. liruwn, IL liissvtt. ll. Uttee, J. Miller. Mr. Hare. limi ZZ-Ib. Ilarnell, I,. Ml'1lilIlIllS. Ii. Valliue. V. iiil'liIlIiIll, IS. pl'lt'I'S4ill. A. Martin. .l. Mzirkvl. F. Umigill, W. Kuvaeli. llnw1fI'.Glinlsnn, L. G1-rim-yi-r, K, Kngkraf. Ii. N1-lsmi, M. Sm-liaiiioiii, M. iizisinussvn. Ii. Uvseli, P. Wuurtvmlyke, M. llriekley, t' llurlosnn. ll. Hailey, li. Hunziker, ll. liavis. limi' Zi-IP. ltirkert. li. ilviiry, Ii. Julinsnn, t'. lirazil, II. Thomzis. Miss .Inhnsun. ltuw 2- -I-I. Appl:-herly, ll. lilzikm-y, Ii. Seirlviilirniiz, II. Gziitlier, E. 4'rnse, lb, Ilzunill, Ib, lilll'l4tSllIl, ll. Smith, E. Madlanml. Huw 1-Y. Wright. M. Storey. li. iluntvr. E. Sm-in-rklai, Ii. Willizuns. M. Ville. Ii. SillglHIlI'l'. E. Wallaee, L. Schmidt, Ii. Fnrsman E, l'pshixw, Ii. Hitler, G. Sponstsl. Qlreshman Glass President . . . Marvin Brown Vice President Rohert johnson Secretary . . . Catherine Plngkraf Treasurer .... Betty Singletary Student Council Representative . George Otte Sergeant-at-arms . . . John Hagg Advisors ..... Miss johnson, Mr. Hare The sixty-three members of the freshman class of i939 have enjoyed their year in high school. Because of their enthusiasm and participation in school activities they were awarded the inter-class pennant for the class having the most pep. Nlany mem- bers ot the class have musical talent. The majority of the group has maintained high grade averages. The entire class has been very cooperative in all class and school affairs. and, by sponsoring the movie Little helen which was enjoyed by all, success- fully paid for its page in the annual. 27