Crow High School - Cougar Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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P n C I p G I WARREN MARSHALL This past year has been another fine year for Crow High School. For the seniors it has marked the end of twelve years of school en- deavor and opened the door to a new way of lifeg for the underclassmen it has given an opportunity to form and develop the basis of leadership for the coming school years and to adjust to demands and requirements of secondary education, and to all it has given us a chance to become acquainted and to practice the fundamentals of a coopera- tive, democratic way of life. I take this opportunity to congratulate the seniors and to extend a standing invitation to all of you to visit us often as we will always be interested in your welfare and accomplish- ments. Warren L. Marshall FW tt ll i gg rd' Secretory Treasurer Keeping the school records involves many duties including the paying of bills and the recording of monies received by various student organizations. Mrs. Denker is always ready to assist the students with a cheerful smile. Cleora Denker Judy Staven Judy, our versatile secretary, is Our Girl Friday to the entire school. She serves as sec- retary to the administration, assists the teachers in typing projects, and lends a helping hand to students whenever she is able. With the aid of her office helpers she keeps the office running smoothly.

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CLOCKWISE Wayne Johnson, Dennis Mitchell, Paul Blazer, Briggie Maley, Ernie Crain, Jim Hooker, Charles Liles Emil Rahe Harold Foster, Edward Cooper, Ellis Rackleff, Clair Hamlin, Stephen Ford SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET COMMITTEE Charles Liles Chairman Ellis Rackleff, Chairman Harold Foster, Clerk Emil Rahe, Secretary Stephen Ford Clair Hamlin Ernie Cram Jim Hooker Dennis Mitchell Briggie Maley Wayne Johnson Paul Blazer The School Board automatically becomes part of the Budget Committee when they meet jointly A budget document IS prepared and presented to the Committee by Mr. Cooper. At the meeting this document is re It seems to me that our com- munity has an ultimate good fortune in its effort to provide ed ucation for young people. This publication, with its record of student successes and accomplishments, attests to the fact that community effort has paid dividends. These successes and accom- plishments are valued rewards for parents, faculty, and friends. May they come in ever increas ing numbers. Edward E. Cooper

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Faculty Faculty members have daily mountains to move as they deal with growing young minds. Young minds need intelligent guidance and a comprehensive Qs understanding of important ideas. Instructors fulfill this essential and demanding role as they direct daily class sessions. A teacher's Work is never doneg menial tasks outside the class- room are part of their responsibilities. Still time is reserved for students' problems, for light-hearted laughter with fellow faculty members over the events of the day, and for further enrichment of their minds. MR. TIM FLAKE X up of gg WW iff f X., gif' MRS. NANCY ADAMS MRS. MARY BERRY at QCVWWK fn. it 314' V5 f I MR. ROBERT BROWN MRS. ESTHER BROWN MR. JOHN HEPNER