Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Mr. Goff Received 1968 Dedication .swf-e ' 46 ..-v ' ir 7,5 1-fi gt' lVlr. Roby Goff 1968 Chintimini Dedication Success doesn't just happen, you make it happen . And to the person who said this, success has happened. The person is lVlr. Roby Goff who retired this year after forty-two years of teaching. Beginning his career as an educator in 1922, lVlr. Goff enrolled in an Industrial Arts program and has been teaching ever since that time. He came to CHS in 1943 where he taught metal shop and has been instructing three shop courses for the past year. Whatever class it was, lV!r. Goff recognized the need to develop the potentials and personal interests of students, 14 whether they were preparing for a college or vocational occupation. Through the years he has found satisfaction in thinking back on the years and remembering past students who have become excellent mechanics. lVlr. Goff greatly helped these boys who, as he said, knew what they wanted and went a- head and got it . Not too many students, though, can be- come successful without the aid and instruction of a person such as Mr. Roby Goff. lVlr. Goff made his work and students an important part of his life and retired last year - a very successful individual.

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Chintimini Recognized Bob Skelton Leave the awarding to us and who receives it? A man who everyone knows by his friendly personality and ready smile. A man who rnost people don't forget, nor would they want to. Bob Skelton, a bus driver with the Dorsey Bus Company, is more than the recepient of the 1968 Chintimini Special Award, he is a true blue loyal Spartan. Every school day, lVlr. Skelton drove a bus load of stu- dents to and from the school. During Football and Basketball season, he usually drove the team bus to the games where he cheered for the blue and white like any spirited Spartan. Last year he often transported the ski club to mountain over retreats, and shared with three other drivers the responsi of driving the CHS Band to lVlissoula, Montana. He also served the community, as well as Corvallis driving chartered buses full of Oregon State students to such as the Carolinas, Texas, and Utah. However long his 'night bility High, states , trips were though, they were never boring, because he kept his passengers alert by inserting tidbits of information and h The Chintimini staff awarded the 1968 Special S Award to Bob Skelton, a man who safely served Co High and the community and enjoyed doing it. mor. rvice allis i5