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

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Mathematice Mrs. Janice Cowling Mr. Robert M. Davidson Math 'I-2, Algebra l-2 Math l-2, Algebra l-2 B.S., University ot Oregon B.S., Portland State College All right lets start all over again Mr. Larry S. Delaney Mr. David R. Gardner Mr. Richard W. Lambert Business Math, Consumer Economics Algebra l-2, 3-4, Algebra 3-4, Math Seminar B.A., University ot Portland Math Survey, Math 3-4 B.S., Oregon State University B.A., Northwest Nazarene College M.A., Reed College Mr. Wendell E. Loe Mr. Dave Long Algebra 3-4, Activities Director Math Survey, Math l-2 B.S., M.S., Oregon STGTS University B.S., Portland State College 26 Mr. Martini clarifies many problems as he goes over a paper with i freshman algebra class.

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Mr. Glenn S. Crisp Department Chairman Metal 3-4 B S M.Ed., Oregon State University More than titty per- cent ot the boys at David Douglas are engaged in the industrial arts pro- gram each year. They are developing an inter- est in American industry and are learning how to recognize quality con- struction. Their main ob- iective is to become skilled in the use of their hands and machinery. Indu trial rt Mr. Eugene S. Going Mr, Frqncig J, Gregory Mr. Lamont Klick Metal 5-6, 7-8 Electronics Woodworking B.S., Oregon State University B.S., Platteville B.S., M.Ed., Oregon State University State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Washington Mr. Jack McCleary Mr, Edwin Smolt Metals 1-2, General Shop Drawing 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 BA., Washington State University BA., North Idaho Col lege of Education Mr. Duane K. Wilson Wood l-2, 3-4 B.S., Montana State College M.Ed., Oregon State University Mr. Going and a student study a problem in the metal shop. Mr. Jack Young Wood I-2, Drawing l-2, 3-4 BA., B.Ed., Washington State University

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P3l'tII16l1t One plus one, ab, sin c . . . creating competent math stu- dents is the earnest endeavor of The mathematics department. During The past decade the in- creased concern tor fluency in math has brought about The evo- lution of Three new courses in addition To The original seven offered in 1957. With This variety of high school mathematics a student may choose to attain either an introduction to the realm of math or a deeper study of mathematics. Mr, Tschache explains the twists of Trigonometry to perplexed pupils. . 71 P .4--. Mr. Harry Martini Mr. Gary A, Nichols Algebra 1-2 Geometry, Algebra 1-2 B.A., M.Ed., University of Portland B.S., Pacific University M.A., Montana State University Mr. Eugene Petrasso Mr. William A. Powell Algebra 1-2, Math 3-4 Math 3-4, Geometry B.A., University of Portland B.S., Union University M.A., Memphis State University Mr. Walter Skowhede Math 1-2, 3-4 B.S., M.Ed., Oregon State University Mr, Paul G. Tschache Mr. Robert Whitaker Department Chairman Geometry, Algebra 1-2 Trig and Math Analysis B.S., University of Portland B.A., M.A., Montana State University