Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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2 1 1. The presentation given by Mr. Betschart has the “attention” needed from his MAP class, as Todd Zentz scratches his ear. 2. Mr. Dillard shows the humble side of the “Big Guy”. 3. A candid shot of Mr. Brown and Mr. Launer, taken at the open house last Fall. 4 Meeting with parents during the November open house is Mr. Steve Betschart. 5. Taking notes is an important part of social studies work. 5 Social Studies 21

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Social Studies Global Studies Course Added The social studies department was involved in at least one controversy as they hosted the Guardian Angels whose representatives spoke to the sociology classes. Their comments and presence aroused considerable interest among students and teachers who reacted both positively and negatively. The National Organization of Women also visited Dallas High School, speaking to Modern Problems classes on the problems of womens rights and discrimination in our society against women. Mr. Don Launer and Mr. Ken Brown where added to the social studies department staff. Mr. Launer taught Geography and I.C.E., while Ken Brown was instructor for Geography and Global Studies. Not only were two teachers added, but also two new classes: Global Studies (a required class for seniors, to help them become aware of the world and whats happening in it.), and the other class was International Relations which gave basic information on foreign lands and people in them. Social Studies classes had a number of special activities. They included a student debate on the use of the atomic bomb, and a mock trial. They were also involved in a recycling project of cans, paper, and glass. 1. Students In World Geography look on as David Korb receives help from Mr. Launer. 2. Mr Stein takes time out from MAP to show off his “pearly whites.” 3. Studying hard in MAP is the main objective of Junior, Tim Funk. 4. Taking a break is an easy task for Mr Dillard’s MAP students. 20 • Social Studies

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Physical Education Fobert’s Skills Add Depth The students who enrolled in the various P.E. courses got a variety of subjects ranging from gymnastics to weightlifting skills. Serving as instructors of these programs were: Kathy Voves, Jim Chaney, Sherry Fobert and Ron August. The four year high school brought an eight period day, shorter classes, less shower time and a lot of freshman to the 1 school. Still they added youth, excitement and strength to the athletic program; and caused greater emphasis on safety and a clear knowledge of the sport. 2 5 1. Coach Ron August and Dexter say a few words during a pep assembly.! Sophomore boys play basketball during P.E. class. 3. Sherry Fobert, girls PI 4. Grant Boustead, Health. 5. Two PE students play badmitten. 6. Jim Chane and Kathy Voves pose during a lull in P.E. class. 6 22 • Physical Education