Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

Page 32 text:

UNDERCLASS HISTORY Always important to any school are the underclassmen. The Juniors with but one year left. the Sophomores, halfway through, and the Freshmen with three years before graduation, compose that body known collectively as the underclassmen. The outstanding activity of the Junior Class and a major social event of the year was the junior Prom, featuring Queen Beulah Peterson and her two lovely attendants, Nluriel Storey and Catherine Fngkraf. lVIany of the junior boys have returned victorious from the athletic field while the girls and several of the boys sought and received honors in the band, the operetta, and the commercial department. The Sophomore class began the year by holding their traditional skating party. The Freshmen were the honored guests, but all Juniors and Seniors that cared to, also attended. The Sophomore Class has a large representation in the band, contributing two of the twirlers, and many of the members. On the athletic field the Sophomore boys are noticeably present in all three of the major Sports. VVith the farthest to go and the greatest chances of participation in activities yet ahead of them, the Freshmen Class has made an excellent start. A great many of the Freshmen have already started their athletic records. The Freshmen basktball squad assures the coaches of good material for the seasons to come. The band also has its share of Freshmen boys and girls, while the Freshmen squad of twirlers promises great achievements in the future. Mariy members of the class participated in the operetta, where their musical ability was recognized. just exactly what is held in store for this class no one knows, but their start has been a noble one. 26

Page 31 text:

XRUL RID lflnlitm' E R XV A lXl'l'I ll If' IU ill A X lillsiln-hs llnlmlrl-1' I l.lllil.k lI.XU'l.l'IY IlifSp4+tQ lwlllm' I5lI.l. 'l'I'I.l.Y .Xtllla-tics 4I'Ill.Xl4lllNl'1lllliN VY lm ulntmn Hflilur l'l'II'I..XH IIIIYLICS Typisl Xl Y lK'l'l,l'I 5II'l.I,l-IN I,itn-I-nl-y Mlvimnl' U STAFF Hl l'!l XIIl.l.lCll l.iI1-rzlry liclitul' ll1ll!XVll.I.l,XMS Assistant Ihlsim-ss Alun: l'l,Il4'If'URIl ALSI-IN l'IIINSE1lifllI' .XNITA W.Xl,l,M'H Stunt lflditul' 'l'0Nl NVIHHIVI' l'llolng'rzlpIn' Ellilor IIICLHN SIIVHXYA Y Typist 'I'IlllAI.XS ll. l+'4lXYl.EIC linsim-ss .Mlx imi- 25 V 1 13 V53 Sf' fi? A i g 4 Q G .ZA 3' 23? I Sn: '.

Page 33 text:

Iluu lion I Ifuu IZ Ibm Iinu f'.vl.lr11l fir 1'-l'l'4'.viIlr11l . 1-gp, L f X DHD' Mt In H,,,,l,.,-I In N-hmult. II. 1.:mlu-r. I, lm.-1-N-nl. X. I-nhl. X. XM-num, X. Ninn-ilu. XI l-unvkl--y. Nl, Nlulwgx. Il, NVIIIIHIIIN, IC, frust- iv Wm-:nu-r, I', II1-1IIinrI. Il. Iluuzilulx II, Ilnilvx, II. Imvi-, .l. Wmulzllwl. .I, I'vlvl'vvn. I, lin-l'luu-lu-I' I' Ifnulxrzlil XI Mm-Ia, I. IIHI1-Iain, Y. Ilivlxmnn. II .Imp-1-, Xlr, Smillu, I', 1'l .li:. I. 'I'Immpwn, I-I S--In-4'lsI:l, ll, Siuulvtzujx. XI. Iiuxun-ll. 42 XY:III:I1'f'. IL I'mwm:lu. XI. Vulv, Ii. . I'lwIn:1xx, Il, lliuh-V. NI. Swlnlu-wni. I. lilmlwn. .I slmrlluzlllx. lx Axxnnlx. I-,, .Xppla-In-l'1',x. .I NIIII1-r, 4 llrnml, In 'I'uIIN. XI. Ilrmx1l.'l'. I'mlmIn-r, Il. Illzllxmq. Ii, Iiiwn-Il, I , Vmxuill. W In-xalvll. li. NI:-I,:lu:Illill. ,L I1vl'tu-Iv-ll. .I Xlurr, Il, Iialrlngx, Il. llivlxu-l'I. .I. I.:nxxn-nf-1-, 41 ull.-, 'll' Sm-ll. I1 Wnrlu-r, .I II:l::. II. trlmmuhi, ll, Ilym-N II Yzullim- JUNIOIQS JU NIOR CLASS OFFICERS -Vffv'1'lf1r',1' 'I'r1'n.vu1f in llKI.I Urlr. ,I.wllas NIII.I.Iik Ilwn xv-1 IIIUXKNIQK Ifmuu-'sl Umm III