Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Mr Floyd Shuffle: Senior Coumelof Mrs. Dizna Delich, Sophomore Coumelor

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The Process Of Education Begins With dministration The 1972-73 school year saw many changes in the administrative level of the Vancou- ver school district. The biggest change being Dr. Robert Bates' resignation as of june 30, 1973, after fourteen years as superintendent. Mrs. Shirley Galloway became the new school board president replacing Mr. David Hutchison. Then Mr. William Fletcher replaced Mrs. Galloway as vice-president. Mr. james Doughtery is the newly elected board member. Mr. Robert Dungan, Principal 191 Dr. Robert Bates Superintendent Mr. William Fletcher V' -P 'd f S h l Mr. Lester Long, Dean of Students Bgid res! Cm 0 C oo Mr. james VanHoose, Dean of Boys Mr. Robert Simpson Deputy Superintendent Mr. james Doughtery Member of School Board

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Classes Aim For Future Concurrent with administrative changes there are many changes on the teaching level. The new faculty members who joined the staff are Mr. Michael Bertoglio, Mr. Martin Boyle, Mr. Thomas Dudley, Mr. David Liddle, and Mrs. Barbara Mercer. Assisting the deans this year are Mrs. Sandi La Londe and Mr. Gene Dettorre. Due to the death of Mr. Kenneth Bonnell, a Spanish teacher at Hudson's Bay, Mr. Bertoglio left Columbia River to replace him. Mr. Boyle then replaced Mr. Bertoglio in teaching Biology. Mr. Dudley, a student teacher here last year, now teaches Psychology and U.S. History. Mr. Liddle teaches two classes of C.W.P. Because federal funds were made available Columbia River was able to hire Mrs. Mercer, a reading specialist. She teaches Develop- mental Reading which is one of the new English classes offered this year. The overall philosophy of the new English programg e.g., Man 8: His Con- flicts, English-Machines, and Senior Honors Seminar, is better communication through reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Man 84 His Conflicts deals with the five basic conflicts every man faces - himself, God, society, nature, and other men. English-Machines involves reading books and magazines that relate the significance of machines. Senior Honors Seminar, a college prepara- tory course, exposes students to new and different ideas and encourages them to form their own philosophy. Among the many other new courses are Consumer Math in which the stu- dents learn about income tax, budgeting, insurance, and consumer protection legislationg and Model Office which is a culminating program designed to perfect the skills needed to be employable. The variety of the new courses offered has been greeted with enthusiasm by the students. MR. JOHN AKERS US. Hixlofjy MRS. BECKY ANSTINE Art, Drawing and Painting, Commercial Ari, Sruwure, Texlile Arif, Art Club, Showcare Dlkplay Chairman MR. Al.. BAUER U.S.Hiitory MR. MICHAEL BERTOGLIO Biology, Science Steering Comm. MR. MARTIN BOYLE Biology, Science Steering Comm. MR. LEE CAVE Biolog, Head Track Coaeb, Crm Coanlry Coach, Clyiwainelley, Faculty Social Commillee MR. JAMES CHAPMAN Boyi' RE., Head Wrestling Coach, Am. Football COEIIJ MR. LARRY CLOW Chemimy, Chen Team, Explorer Pon MRS. MARY DE BOER Sborlhand, Stenograpby, Typing, Nalional Honor Soriely, Buxinetx Edurarion Sleering Committee Mr. Coy Zimmerman and Debbie Swanson find that Geometry Mr. Nels Holmstrom appears to be enjoying