David Douglas High School - Celtic Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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urses and Librarians Broken fingers, sprained ankle, upset stomach? One decade ago Mrs. Velna Byrd administered first aid To The students. Five years later Mrs. Eileen Ferris, a registered nurse, was employed, and just This year Mrs. Betty LuseTTi, R.N., was added To The staff. Our health program Today serves The students by providing a place for The ill, or advice and Treatment for minor iniuries. Looking for suspense, entertainment, information- The library is for you. A library is a work shop-a place of centrally lo- cated materials. ln The past decade our library has ac- cumulated 9,181 books. This year has seen the opening Mrs- MONO HOrfiSOr1 f . . . . . Librarian, Senior Building o a new modern library in the Junior Building. BIA. pacific Umversuy ' 2 I v -if of A f 1 4 I Small group discussions on student affairs are under way as Mrs, Harrison previews new book. Mrs. June Smelser Department Chairman Librarian, Junior Building BA., University of Oregon M,S, in L.S., Columbia University Mrs. Eileen Ferris, R.N. Nurse, Senior Building Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing Mrs. Betty Lusetti, R.N. Nurse, Junior Building Mercy Hospital

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Counselor and S ecial Education i l Mr. Jerry Beier Mrs Helene Green Counselor Special Education B.S., Linfield College A.B., Willamette University M.Ed., University of Oregon M.Ed., University of Oregon Mr. Gene C. Peyton Mr. Richard Rebbe Special Education Special Education A.B., Willamette University A.B,, M.A., University of Wyoming B.S., Eastern Oregon College M.Ed., Oregon State University Miss Virginia Shaw Mrs. .lan Welle Department Chairman, Counselor, Counselor Business Education BA., University of Portland B.A., University of Oregon M.Ed., Oregon State University MY. J. Arthur Keith Mr, Omer Mqffgleb Counselor Department Chairman Counselor B-S-, M.Ed., OVSQOW STUTS UfilV5V5lTY B.S., M.S., Oregon State University i'What's your problem? is a question often asked by the counselors as they perform their daily services. lf a student is stumped about college and the future, wants a job, or simply needs a schedule change, the counselors are always willing to help. Their sound advice has steered many away from the pitfalls so often en- countered in high school life. Counseling in schools is a recent development, having been in its infancy a decade ago. Today, counselors not only work at David Douglas, but in the grade schools as well, advising students who have emotional problems, informing parents, and helping youngsters bridge the gap into high school. Mr. Clifton L. Wells Mr. Nick Wiltz Director of Athletics Counselor B.S., M.Ed., Lewis and Clark College B.S., Oregon State University M.Ed., University of Oregon

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En lil M FGST oes over o problem in English wiTh her ist period class. Working behind The scenes in The English depdrTrnenT ore The ldy reciders. To qual- ify Tor This work, The recid- ers rnUsTTC1l4e C1 rigid excirn- inc1Tion. They coin correcT pci- pers more Thoroughly Thdn ci classroom Teocher becciuse They hcive more Time dnd odd Their consTrucTive criTi- Cisms. Emghsiq 3 4 Journalism 1 Q English 3 4 Speech 1 Q Counselor Mrs Nonhrup lisTens inTenTly os cz smdent gives on ouThor talk.