Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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lw '- S i s l LeT The word go forTh, from This Time and place, ThaT The Torch has been passed To a new generaTion of Americans, born in This cenTury . . . disciplined by a hard and biTTer peace, proud of our ancienT heriTage, and unwilling To wiTness or permiT The slow undoing of Those human righTs To which This naTion has always been commiTTed. ln The long hisTory of The world, only a few generaTions have been granTed The role of defending freedom in iTs hour of maximum danger. And so my fellow Americans, ask noT whaT your co-unTry can do for you. Ask whaT you can do for your counfry. My fellow ciTizens of The world, ask noT whaT America will do for you, buT whaT TogeTher we can do for The freedom of man. John FiTzgerald Kennedy Inaugural Address

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D 0 All sTudenTs will recognize him as ThaT man who Takes The yearbook picTures, buT To The members of The yearbook sTaTf he is more Than ThaT. As a phofographer Mr. GiIberT is claimed by many schools, buT he really belongs To Tigard. He Takes every opporTuniTy To urge sTudenTs To do Their besT, and a IiTTIe more. He shows True concern for The quaIiTy of our yearbook by Taking Two pic- Tures when we ask Tor one. In his own words, Tigard is his TirsT love, WiTh- ouT his fine work our yearbook could descend To The plane of mediocriTy, yeT Mr. GiIberT is more Than iusT a phoTographer: he is a friend ThaT The sTaTT will never TorgeT. As he works, he sings, perhaps iT's because he likes To sing, or iT could be his way of counTing To Ten. IT he Teels grouchy, he makes iokes so ThaT we will laugh. IT he Thinks Things have been going well, he sends someone To geT apples. When he is ThirsTy, he buys The whole sTaTT cokes. This sTaTT will be gone aT The end oT The year, as all sTaTTs, buT Mr. GiIberT and his fine picTures will sTay aT Tigard and will be remembered always. IT is To you, Mr. GiIberT, ThaT we dedicaTe This Ti-U-Tiger. MR. GENE GILBERT