Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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'cs September October November December 49 is .ws N-l lf-2-ICQ 4 The doors of T. C. H. are again open for regis- tration - Student body officers elected - Sodality offices filled - Football season opens - Seniors receive class rings. Student body enlarged due to freshmen initiation. First report cards - Lettermen and Pep Club start their work - ANCHOR comes to life -A Four girls venture to Press Conference at Spokane. School takes a holiday on a holy day CAll Saints' Dayl - T. C. H. student display talents in HI-HO Variety Show - juniors select class rings - Sen- iors decide on announcements and cards - Girls cordially receive ideas from Miss Fitzpatrick on the nursing career - Sodalists fix Thanksgiving baskets - Two more holidays - Vikings end foot- ball season. Basketball season begins - Sodality takes gifts to the convalescent home and sings carols at said home and hospital - Boys' and Cirls' Clee broad- cast over radio at Waud's Funeral Home - Stu- dents hold assembly - Beginning of Christmas vavation.

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The junior class skit, BABY SHOW, drew many laughs from the audience. ST. LOUIS WOMAN, presented by Beverly Friedrich and Molly Borgelt. r, -1 2 THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE, P . . 'P hme Buchler and Rose Mane Hurli

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january February March April May HAPPY NEW YEARlll Annual staff ap ointed. Semester exams followed by much needed day 0 rest. Teacher-parent interviews - Winter Formal. CANDYLANE gaily decorates the parish hall. Sophomore First Aid begins under the supervision of Mr. Waud - Brother Albert from St. Mary's, California and the Reverend I. F. Gubbins from Gonzaga visit and lecture on higher education. A Mass and breakfast welcomes new Sodalists. .- juniors annual auction held - Representatives from Mt. Angel point out the advantages of col- lege life to girls - Sodalists attend rally at St. Mary's in Beaverton - Winners of poetry contest announced - S. D. S. campaign started - Prom King elected - Prom Queen c osen - Princesses elected. Two days retreat given by the Reverend Dennis Marx - Easter vacation - juniors honor seniors at banquet - The PROM, a wonderful success. Representative from Portland University, Father Robert Sweeney, C. S. C. visits. Seniors enjoy ski day - Senior girls honored at tea - Athletic rbanquet held - ACADEMIC unveiled - Baccalaureate Mass oifered for Seniors. Class Day - Final exams - School picnic - Sen- iors receive diplomas on graduation day - Three months vacation at last. .--v 1 NAS