The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Thursday, May 21, 1964 (Sec. 1)
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A Message From Your
e
By Jeannie Hendon
Seems as if everyone’s going
on picnics. The Pep-Club recently
traveled to Oak’s Park. On the
same day,CrimsonSclubmembers
went to Janzen Beach. Before that
Rose Cortes was presented a lovely
camera at the American Field
Service picnic which was held
at Carolyn Cooke’s home.
Frosh and soph’s are hopping
over to Jantzen this Thursday
after school for their annual class
picnic.
Seniors have definatly made up
their minds about their all night
party which Is scheduled next
Thursday night after graduation.
Rose Cortes leaves the 1 Sth
of June. She will travel around
the United States for a month and
wind up with a visit to the New
York World’s Fair. (How lucky
can one little gal get) The friendly
lass will dance and give her fare
well speech to SUHS students Thur
sday morning during the annual
awards assembly.
Pioneer
Press Staffers have
really been busy! The kids are putt
ing out an eight page edition next
Monday. With only 60 dollars in
the staff treasury, the group had
to ask for money from the Senior
Community Bank
IT'S TIME
TO PLAN!
Now
That Graduation Time Is Here
Now that your graduation day is rapidly approach
ing, it's time to stop and take a look at your world
— for the decisions you make in the next few
months will probably be among the most
important of your lifetime.
Mark Allen discusses the coming produc
tion of “Male Animal” with the director of
the show, Alvin Keller. Watching them are
a volunteer worker from the Association for
Each Friday performance of the Mark Al
len players during the summer season will
be a benefit for the Portland Association for
Retarded Children. From left to right are
Rainbow Girls
Mountain View Assembly No. 46,
Order of Rainbow for Girls, will
have its 47th installation of of-
fleers Saturday at 8 p.m. at the
Sandy Masonic Hall.
The elective officers to be in-
stalled are: worthy advisor, Eve-
Will your choice be college? Will it be the
armed forces? or technical training? mar-
riage? . . whatever your choice, make
your decision carefully, and with the
knowledge that time cannot be
called back—nor will the
world stop turning.
We at Grehsam State Bank, where
our interest is in your future, too,
stand ready to assist in any way
to help you make the right de
cision. After all, as our com
munity grows, so do we!
PAID FOUR
TIMES A
YEAR
226
N. MAIN
GRESHAM
COMPLETE
BANKING
SERVICES
Member . .
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp.
class and the Junior Chamber of
Commerce Club. It takes $200
to put out an eight page paper.
Boy, oh boy! You should see the
library. There are only about four
tables left in the whole room.
Has been rumored that the Pioneer
Building will be torn down immed
iately after school closes next
Tuesday.
Already the long-lived tradition-
alized Senior bench has been done
away with. There are only two
little pieces of concrete left where
the bench once stood.
Mr. Tom Lewis’s music student
attended a party last Saturday
night at the teacher’s home.
Faculty and various activity and
club pictures
were taken last
Thursday. We had a $20,000 tur
quoise photo-van sitting on our
campus.
Cathi Lukens, senior has been
in the Gresham Hospital due to
Injuries which resulted from a
car accident last Thursday a week
ago. Cathi is back in school now.
We got our autograph sheets
to insert into our Mee Ma’s when
we get them next fall.
Senior girls have ordered cor
sages to wear with their outfits
at Baccalaureate next Sunday night.
Next year’s
Pioneer Press
editor will be Diane Root. Diane,
who is associate editor at the
moment will be a senior next
year. With two years of Journal
ism behind her, Diane should prove
to be an intelligent and capable
manager.
Football practice will start Aug
ust 24, just three weeks before
school begins next September.
According to Mr. Larry Reisbig,
head football coach, there will
be a meeting the 21st at seven
o’clock at the high school for
the boys who are trying out for
football. Mr. Rlesbig would like
for the boys to stop in his class
room to sign up and pick up
summer workout schedule so he’ll
know who to expect when he walks
out on that field next September!
He also will send letter reminders
to expected team members.
Don’t forget to come to Baccal
aureate
Sunday night!
See
you there!
GRESHAM State Bank
lyn Ihrke; worthy associate advi
sor, Carol Seibert; charity,Cheryl
Hames; hope, Janice Lane; faith,
Marilyn Warren.
The appointive officers to be in
stalled are chaplain, Carol Meier;
drill leader, Laurie Nelson; love,
Retarded Children and one of the little ones,
The Friday night show is a benefit for the
association.
(Sandy Post photo)
Walter Fuhrer of the association, .Mark Allen
and Bill Spencer, operator of the Log Lodge
and the summer theatre.
(Sandy Post photo)
Set Installation
Myrna Richey; religion, Judy
Jonsrud; nature, Jan Gulvin; im
mortality, Janice Hemmers; fidel
ity, Lenna Swails; patriotism, Ka
thy Searls; service, Melva Rich
ey; confidential observer, Vickie
Green; outer observer, Nancy Ma
theny; musician, Marilyn Madi
son; choir director, Vana Eri.
Lents Chapter Order of DeMo-
lay will do the crowning cere
mony. The installation is open to
the public.