Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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PTELEN SPOUSTA Junior Prom Queen, Class Officer, Chorus Serene, Sweet. stubborn BARBARA TRAPPE Girls' League Reporter, Chorus Talkatire, tall, tidy Rl'RTlNE NVALLER Yell Leader, Chorus, Girls' League Secretary, Pep Club NVild, willinff. worrisome L.-XXVRENCE SUNDE Band Sad. self-reliant, sm-nsitire f. ' .ffx f If VIRGIN , YTl'FlQlRl'1l, Pep Club, Charms' 'Fe-mperumental tukbiy, ter- rific L , VERNON VVESTON Fire Squad, Auditorium XYitty, weerly, wise DOLORES VVITTE Pep Club, Annual Staff, Commercial Club. Chorus Vl'lmclerful. wholesome, Winsome SABIUEL XVRIGHT Transfer from Xl fishmgton H1 XV'ande-rimrj, wondersome, wily 1 w SAIXI PHILIP Army Fire- Squad, Class Ufl Varsityll' Popular, peculiar, D14

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1,III.I,JRED NORTON Hand, Commercial Club, Senior Play, Chorus Xie:-. nacvose, noisy VIRGINIA OSBIVN Commercial Club, Band, Annual Staff Olmedient, oliliging, opaque GEORGE PHINNEY Hand, Hi-Y, Senior Play May Feta- attendant Persuasive, polite, plainlive ROSA BOTH Hand Restrained, refined, reliable DONALD SMITH Varsity-T, Band President, Fire Squad, Student Body Vive-President, Pep Club Hi-Y. Senior Play Silly, sociable, symphonic HOSE STENEK Girls' League Treasurer, Chorus Sam-y. slender, scrumptious KENNETH OLSEN Class Officer, Boys' Glee Ohstinute, original. offic-ious CHARLES PAETEL Annual Staff, Senior Play, Prime Minister, Hi-Y, Class Officer Possessive, passable, proud VERNON RICHARDS Senior Play, Class President Junior Attendant, Fire Squad Fire Squad, Varsity-T Hi-Y Repulsive, regardful, restless XVALTER SCOTT Varsity-T, Annual Staff, Band, Senior Play Silent, seclusive, surprising JEAN STEPI-IENSON Student Body Secretary, Band, Class Officer, Senior Play Sensible, scrupulous. seholastiv KATHRYN STVRGIS Girls' League Song Leader, Annual Staff, Senior Play Sincere, sareastiv, singahle

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Polishing of Treasures In nearby hills and deep valleys There is wealth discovered each year, 'Tis convoyed from Metzger and Tigard l:'s value is great, without peer. Garden Home, Tualatin, Durham Contribute their share of the treasure. Which tarnished at first. soon is polished Through work that is also a pleasure. The riches I speak of are students Who make up our forty-five class, As going thru school we gain knowledge Which benefit laddie and lass. Frosh Prexy was Thomas K. Campbell With Samuel Phillips for aid. Barbara Frizon kept the minutes. Joan Hager the dues that were paid. A orohlem confronted our members. Elephant Bray was the answer. flt was esah for the annual page! It was shown on Tigard High's stage. Our Sophomore Prexy was llfliller, Sam Philip his right hand man, .lean Stephenson kept all the records, L. Jackson the treasury ran. A masquerade ball was our project. This dance was enjoyed by the crowd. No one knew the strange people. In costumes, they did themselves proud. The following year we were Juniors, Carl Davis was the man at the wheel, First Nlate was Gary E. Harvey. They showed ambition and zeal. Our laboring scribe, Janet hlorgan Was keeping the records that year. Helen Spousta balancing digits With the skill of the best financier.