Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Mr. Cunlitte, Principal, Mr. Hardman, Vice-Principal Each year we face the problem of losing student leaders through the process of graduation, but of course, this is as it should be. Most ot the students will have a copy 'of this annual to remind them of school days and old friends. We sin- cerely hope that we will have a place in their mem- ories as having made a positive contribution to their future. To the Class of '49 We extend our congratulations and best wishes. R. G, Cunlitfe, Principal Ray W. Hardman, Vice-Principal OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Revard, Virginia Hamlin, Mrs. Abel

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W 1 F SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Dr. W. L. Van Loan TO THE CLASS OF 1949 The class of 1949 has had more educational advan- tages than any previous class. In support of this statement I should like to point out that you have had the assistance of the largest and best prepared faculty that has ever been employed by this school district. There are more pieces of teach- ing equipment such as maps, globes, charts, torso and skeleton, audio visual aids, shop and home economics equipment, library and textbooks, and current read- ing materials than ever before. The physical plant space has been enlarged and improved by construc- tion of auxiliary space under the gymnasium, A swim- ming pool has been constructed on the campus adja- cent to the gymnasium which will add greatly to the summer recreational program. One of the finest base- ball fields has been added to the athletic grounds of the school. More pupils have taken more subjects and have accumulated more credits and more knowledge as a result. A larger number of activities have been provided and a greater number of pupils have par- ticipated in them. As final and conclusive proof of my claim that you have had the best year that Corvallis High has ever had, l Wish to cite the rating of Stand- ard in every phase of our high school program as determined by the State Department of Education. Since you have been an active member of the Spartan Student Body and have had the excellent advantages named above, l am sure you will suc- ceed in your future undertakings. Everyone wishes you the best of success and hap- pine-ss. Sincerely, W. L. Van Loan 1 593,55 v J I' .i. - 1 ,Off mf' SCHOOL BOARD F. A. Gilfillan, F. O. MacMillan, W. L. Van Loan, P. A. Eckman, Wally Pease, E. C. Reiman

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HIIULTY Howard A Forrest Perry N. Spelbrink General Science Survey Mathematics Advanced Algebra Chemistry Physics Adviser, Camera Club Gate Committee Iack Climer C. S. Strong H. L. Hines General Mathematics Geometry General Mathematics Commercial Mathematics Applied Mathematics Pl'1YSiCGl EduCGt1Or1 Drivers Training General Mathematics IHUGITIUFGIS Adviser, Gate Committee Adviser, lunior Class Coaching Ass't Adviser Camera Club Miss Mable Patton Algebra Testing Committee Adviser, Visual Aids Richard Thaw Biology Guidance Committee Adviser, lr. Hi-Y Ir. Red Cross Mrs. Iose Moritz General Mathematics Testing Committee Adviser, Ninth Grade Max R. McKinney French Spanish Latin Adviser, Ticket Sales Tennis Mrs. I ean McNamar General Science Special Science Guidance and Testing Committees M. I.. Bullard R. D. Gott Stagecraft Metalworking Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Adviser, Auditorium Adviser, P. A. System Service Scoreboard F. Ray Hinkly Mrs. Opal Martin Iohnson Louis A. Viestenz Concert Orchestra Glee Art Concert Band Girls' Glee Beginning Band and Mixed Chorus Orchestra Adviser, Grandioso Adviser, Grandioso A--LLL.:-V