Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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A MESSAGE Through yvisclom is a house huilileil, anil hy umlerstaniling is it established. - You Seniors of '-ll have already begun the building of your house of life through wisdom. You do not wish this to he merely strongg you wish it to be beautiful. There are many paths that leail to a life of yvisllom. There are the paths of courtesy, toler- ance, loyalty, ambition, eourage, humor and imagination. ln these seven are included many others. Ambition yvithout eourage is of little avail, and courage neetls ambition to make it active. Courtesy and tolerance are neemletl to make human relationships entlurable. Loyalty presupposes eourage anml is often its stimulus. A sense of humor gives one a true perspeetive of relative values and keeps one from taking one's self too seriously. Imagination is the quality that feeils all the other qualities of our life. Success is not an external thing. lt is a growing life, spiritual as well as material. Klv sincere wish is that you may see into the future with faith and hope, anal remember that Through wisdom is a house hiiihletlf' -dlhomas R. Fowler. l'rineipal X

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I.0l'lS GOLDIL-UIMER. XYILLIAM 'l'l'Ll.Y. Sllllll,EY llI'NS5lUItlfI. NORRIS OLSON. Senior Class l,1'9I4llll'lll. Vim'e4l'resimli-nt. Sl-'4'l'Pf1ll'j'. 'l're-insurer, linski-Niall, Senior Play. Fire Squad Fire- Sqninl Cuinim-ri-inl Ululi Fire- Sqmul. Yell In-iader, Pep Ulnh CLASS OFFICERS Senior Classification CLASS COLORS: Blue and silver. CLASS FLOVVICRS: Rose buds and sweet peas. CLASS IXIOTTO: Preparing today, achieving t0Il10l'l'0VV. l-IOW COULD WE FORGET? Though our high school days are over, we'll remember them with pride, VVirh a sort of yearning feeling and a glowing warmth inside. Those trifling, carefree moments and those countless little joys, The tender friendships that were ours, we happy girls and boys, No, we'll not be soon forgetting them, we'll oh so oft' recall The problems We encountered though we overcame them all. And when the going's painful and welre weary of it all, VVhen We're halfway up the ladder to our goal and down we fall. Then our trials here in high school will have taught us to be strong And to struggle ever upward, though the ladder seems too long. So, we'll keep our eyes upon our goal and climb again once more, And we'll know each hidden pitfall that we didn't know before. Oh, but how rould we forget them? ln the days to come wc-'ll find liach incident in high school has left an imprint on our mind. There's a tiny haven in our heart in which we store them, then VVe'll take them out and dust them off, restore them once again. Though the years may travel swiftly and the past seems for away, Though our high school days are over, they'll be with us every day! -Vera A. H arrison IU