Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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FACULTY Chalk-talks Stimulate Change A score of school years devoted to educating Dallas youth came to an end. An abundance of chalk-talks became inevitable with the continual revision of subject matter, and they also helped to improve the teacher position in school and community. A two year old faculty Senate developed a new policy concerning reluctant learners, clarified duty team assignments, and reevaluated the Senate itself. Elected president of the Senate, Mr. Bob Schiopen, and Mr. Gary Thayer, vice-chairman, led the membership in concentrating on interests vital to their work. Mr. Gary Thayer Industrial Arts-Metals three years at DHS Mr. Robert Schiopen Language Arts, Yearbook Advisor - four years at DHS Mr. Bill Dressel Physical Ed.. Football seven years at DHS Mrs. Nancy Warner Typing, Stenography Bookkeeping three years at DHS Mrs. Dianne Weaver Special Education one year at DHS Miss Marsha Anderson Typing, Office Machines two years at DHS Mr. Dewey Tuttle Family Life, World History four years at DHS Mrs. Pat Baker Art one year at DHS Mr. David Beier Band, Instrumental Music three years at DHS 18

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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

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Mr. Ron August Mrs. Phyllis Hammer Physical Education, Health Math six years at DHS two years at DHS Mr. Paul Ward Social Sciences seven years at DHS Mr. Bob Burnham Plant and Animal Sciences three years at DHS Mr. Brooks Wagner Wood Shop three years at DHS Mrs. Nancy Rosenbalm Vocal Music four years at DHS Mr. Frank Kettleson Health, Drivers Ed., Math twelve years at DHS Mrs. Jean Miller Home Economics, Cadet Teaching two years at DHS Mr. Stanley Church Chemistry, Physics one year at DHS 19