Brookings Harbor High School - Bear Facts Yearbook (Brookings, OR)

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Administration The Board of Education and the administration, under the direction ot Mr. Crowley, assem- bled and proposed plans tor additions to and remodeling of the school plant which were approved by the voters at a bond election held in November. Approximately 5500.000 was provided for additions to the Kalmiopsis grade school and the high school. S350,000 was appropriated for high school additions and remodeling. Thefnew addition will provide much-needed space for the now-crowded classrooms. A three- room science wing will house the chemistry, biology and physics rooms. Three general purpose classrooms and a new library are included in the approved additions. The second addition includes an auditorium with a stage for practices and rehearsals. Additional loc- kers and extensive remodeling of the band room and teachers room complete the present plans. The new library, situated away from the noise and confusion of the city street, will give the students a better atmosphere in which to study. A vice principal system was initiated in the high school this year. Mr. McKenzie, in addition to his regular iob as chemistry and physics teacher, served as vice principal. ln this capa- city he was faculty advisor to the student council and in charge of student affairs. Planned this year by the administration was the addition of two courses designed to enlarge the curriculum for the T965-66 school year. An advanced placement U.S. history course will be taught by Mr. Wynkoop and a Humanities course by Mr. Seibert.

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liilidiih M Mr. Butler, principal, checks his schedule for the day. Mr. McKenzie, vice principal and athletic director, smiles as he finishes his daily paperwork