Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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GUIDANCE Otis Frees Time for Listening Students with perplexing problems sought and received help from the guidance offices. Adjusting schedules was one of the many time-consuming jobs the counselors had to cope with. Otis, the new computer, was there to do most of the schedule and enrollment changes. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors saw a presentation on different colleges in Oregon that had been arranged by the counselors. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Jones gave the much needed personal contact to students and always showed concern and understanding. Mrs. Rogers explains the new English courses to Debbie Evenson and Valerie Peterson. Kevin Reimer and Mr. Jones share a moment of laughter during the mid-term turmoil. Mrs. Rogers investigates the class assignment problems of one of the many troubled Dallas High students. Mr. Jones acknowledges Mark Lefors proposed schedule, while Perry Bieber looks on. 16

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Mr. Robert Halstead High School Principal Mr. Robert Modde Vice Principal Mr. Gordon Kunke Assistant Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Peacemakers Pursue Policies The offices of Mr. Robert Halstead and Mr. Robert Modde have acted as buffer zones for the joint resolution of problems, both academic and individual during the past decade. Communication was finally effected between students and administration with the net result: a revised dress code, an active student council, and a de-emphasis of problems relating to discipline. Mr. Ken Jacobson worked out a myriad of scheduling and budgeting problems that Dallas High produced. Mr. Ken Jacobson Athletic and Activity Director 15

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Mrs. Dixie Lacey, Head Cook KITCHEN MAINTENANCE STAFFS Like Professionals Three cooks were kept busy preparing both a hot school lunch and an a la carte food line. Head Cook Dixie Lacey, Florence Hildebrand, and Millie Schrenk planned and prepared meals, and readied the kitchen for the next day. Head custodian Lowell Barlow and his maintenance crew - Walt Bowden, Dave Giesbrecht, and Don Launer — focused on keeping the school and surrounding grounds clean and neat. Added this year was a laundry to clean all junior high and DHS sports uniforms. Mrs. Irene Bowden was laundress. Mrs. Ruby Dashiell, Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Ross, Secretary Mrs. Delores Theissen, Library Aid Mrs. Ruth Villwock, Guidance Secretary 17 Mr. Lowell Barlow, Custodian SECRETARIAL STAFF Foursome Serve DHS Whether it be stencil or ditto, pencil or lunch money, the main office ladies could accommodate any student at any time. As well as assuming the regular duties of typing, dictation, message sending, and receptionist, these qualified people took on such highly specialized jobs as administer ing first aid, giving directions to lost parents, selling tickets to football and basketball playoff games, and providing a sympathetic ear. Mr. Walt Bowden, Custodian