Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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JOHN BIGELOW Instrumental Music ROBERT BOARDWELL Art and Photography JOHN CHECIKIS Art STANLEY DMYTRYK Vocal Music CLARK PETERS Speech Department Chairman JOHN SHIELDS Drama 32 Fine Arts Department Art, drama, vocal and instrumental music, and speech make up the Clackamas Fine Arts Department. Students involved with its many activities represent Clackamas in numerous community functions. Each ofthe six teachers within the depart- ment is recognized throughout Oregon as an expert in his tieldg each has helped to make this department a source of great pride for Clackamas High School. ,W ,.1,s,sfi't,3wSi r3s,'.w,g3,m?rS sigfer if 1 My ark Yang! fat rw' yt, Seiji it thanx fam frgtrewtrr Q it 1 we mftttss as 5 , We .. ,. at., sgilifftlisarslqu f K f V- L,-ag , if -- - za-ag'-s1i:rS.,, a if . , U ,H t .rrr , , L, ,, 5 , we its me rgsiksmtrtt' S -f-ri.-2f'ff1i V A ss: a rx ' it,f.: zv-,ml1 f t I gi ,: . ,rrafzzkfa-'s r we-'fmt' aw- ou r ga? -Qfg,-,5i'frfiS'f aff, 5f.,1.gq3:gfr3f? 1:,e'gQ4,5Agg:,A yu . , , 2 N-'13,-, Cflreif ' ' ' i:1',:f'y32,t3,ggf,, ' , A ,:jQ1V,,,: ,,,,1,,,,,.i:fA. 1 .,,, W , , - - -W at r , I Stir , ,gl - 1' rig 'Q ' K gtg, 1 sta , I-A 2 K if' F 4 it I :gt , b. , i . -y, 3,a,,r 52t1z, 'Q:'E.:2'r ' MQW H' Iqiffmgei fsiwagsgift'.f.:aQ,i t . we , K4 t Spurs 5 5 I v-'f,L1..'t,1f5 :wx mfitmf 'K - ga ze s Q , se f , f TQ, at hifi , tfsiiil ' ' Tv 3 ,awk its arf' ,t,f'e'rm,, bw J , 'Q13sTl1?ff,l25jQ ff1fZQ5w ,r, K W rl i-,' .Ml ' W' ' f.:15',r i, -' 1 A , ' , A l -Y ..- k V M15, H. , ..,,' . 'i f.-- z,,i'.i ' f w gi ft QQ x K r X is K to J . i ,.r is er I is K at it ,rm . yr it ,., 1 W we f yt gf 55 :2 5 is it it M t' as , il ' . rj? my tt, tw, , ,,:,,i I, 1 vet .1 5 iw P 'ii if it fl U , 1 ' , sa os, gain, f ,R 4 ca tr, 1 LQ ,Q , 1 K H at r K E ff , , pp, 4 '- so WY v PG N? '9 1 r f' Y ZR: 1 1? ef 19335 , '3

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KENNET H HAACK S HERIDAN JONES PAT SMITH Science Depanment Beginning with a general course in applied science at the freshman level, the science department's line of study turns to more specific subjects --biology, chemistry, and physics. The instructors try to build within the students a basic understanding of the prin- ciples underlying science. EUGENE OWENS RICHARD HAVENS JAMES ROGERS RICHARD HUTCHENS ROGER MC DOW ELL N ot Pictured

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l i t JOHN FERGUSON JERRY SHIVELEY NORBERT HEMSHORN Vocational Agriculture Department Learning by doing best describes the activities of boys Industrial Arts Department Mechanical drawing, wood shop, and metal shop make up the Industrial Arts Department. Conversion of an idea into a tangible product is a rewarding experience for those enrolled. Either as a lifetime occupation or a challen- ging hobby, the skills learned in these classes are practical and helpful. enrolled in vocational agriculture. Familiarity with plants, animals, and machinery is gained by working at the land lab and in the shop. Each boy must complete several projects during the year. Receiving advice from their instructors, these students gain knowledge in fields which may become occupations or perhaps profitable hobbies. l lf. l KEITH KINGSLEY Wood Working WENDELL MYERS Mech. Drawing NEAL EHLEN Metal Shop 33