Twality Middle School - Trojan Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Tahle of Contents Title page Table of Contents Dedication Administration Principal and Secretary School Board Library Staff Yearbook Staff Office Girls Cooks and Custodians Faculty Class Divider Ninth Grade Eighth Grade Ninth Grade Officers Seventh Grade Chorus Journalism Student Council Advanced and Beginning Band Band Officers Intermediate Band Girls Ensemble and Boys Ensemble Sports Divider Ninth Grade Rally Seventh and Eighth Rally Ninth and Eighth Football Seventh Football Ninth Basketball Eighth Basketball Ninth Grade Wrestling Seventh and Eighth Wrestling Wildcat Tournament Powder Puff Football Swimming Track Ninth Baseball Eighth and Seventh Baseball Seventh Grade Party Club and Activities Divider Queen Ian Candy Cane Lane Lettermans Club Drama Club Service Club Pep Club Honor Society Boy and Girl of the Month Boy and Girl of the Year Autographs

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L65 D akca fion l ,.,?: f-NK . x' ,- u Cgwo ,, 'CY lf . ' , 6 This year the annual has been dedicated to Mr. jack Weeks, who has taught at Twality since it was opened in 1960. Mr Weeks was born in Silverton, Oregon in 1937. He attended school there and went on to O. C. E. , where hl d loves he played basketball and was an outstanding pitcher on the baseball team. Mr. Weeks is a good at ete an all sports. During his years at Twality he has coached baseball and basketball as Well as teaching math, social studies and P. E. I-Ie is head counselor at Twality. Mr. Weeks has many hobbies--reading, American History, travel, model construction, and of course all sports. Mr. Weeks has been an inspiration to a o us s 1 The reason for this has been stated very well by Mr. Weeks himself, I enjoy trying to help people learn to ll enjoy learning. I feel a good teacher is not one who teaches students, but helps them learn for themselves. Any student who has ever spent any time in his class knows he makes it interesting. Some students will remember the time he was lecturing in Social Studies in the Home Ec. room. As he was talking, he sat on ll fl ' tt dents. He seems to bring out the best in his students. stove and accidentally turned on a burner. Mr. Weeks is now involved in an experiment to provide an opportunity for students to learn history through research. I-Ie has a special class preparing an overall history text covering the period from the discovery of America to the early 1900's. In Febuary, Mr. Weeks' Seminar class appeared on T. V. The class was chosen for outstanding features from the Washington County School District. They held an actual class period showing how class Was instructed. The title of the program was What's New In School. We are proud to dedicate this 1965-66 Annual to Mr. Weeks. 3