Crow High School - Cougar Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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1-Q-. MRS. SANDRA HOLBROOK MR. DAVID LEIGHTON MRS. JANE MARGES QD Q MR. ALLEN MORRIS MR. CLAIR WALTERS CT? -Q9 K MRS. JOY VOLLSTEDT MRS. MILDRED TRACY ,lgsii MR. ROBERT WELLNITZ I N .

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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

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Bus Drivers l Q Higgins Mr. Doughty Seeing that students are safely transported to and from school is the responsibility undertaken by our bus drivers. They have per- formed this duty with patience and dilience. Mrs . Riddle Mr. Hulsey Mr. Soverns Cooks Moinienance l ,Q I if 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Aasted, and Mrs. Robertson. A well-balanced lunch is essen- tial to the physical growth and mental alertness of a student. This vital program is provided by our efficient and reliable cooks. Gary Hulsey Z. if ,si Jim Erro Our clean halls and class- rooms and the Well kept lawn are evidence that the mainten ance crew are on the job.