Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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 Sieve Lyell Counselor Ruth Villwock Secretary Jean Johnson Counselor Kathy Fisher Secretary GUIDANCE OFFICE The Year Of Spirit Commended The Guidance office is one the busiest offices in the school especially when it comes to making up the schedule for the next year Mrs. Villwock said, “Going with the full year scheduling there are more changes made now then before because of people’s interests are changing as the year progresses.” Mrs. Fisher said, “Its nice to be back, but I miss the baby during the day,” when asked how it felt to be back after taking her leave of ad-sence to have her baby boy on the 3rd day of December 1984. Mr. Lyell says “The school spirit this year has been tremendous; for example the canned food drive, spirit week and the class competitions were a big success with a lot of people participating with great enthusiasm.

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10 MAIN OFFICE The Work Is Never Done 1984-85 was pretty much average when it came to attendance, but when it came to the school supporting their (sports) teams there needed to be some improvement the boys and girls teams should watch and back up each other as much as possible.” said Mr. Callier. When asked how she thought the school spirit was in general, Mrs. Proctor said. “So far the school spirit has been pretty good around the halls and in the office, and the pep assemblies have been real Ken Johnson Principal Muriel Proctor Secretary Connie Stogsdill Secretary Bobbie Newman Vice Principal 1. Mr. Callier checks for delinguent detentions. 2. Mrs. Muriel Proctor recieves a gift from her secret pal. 3. Mrs. Bobbie Newman recieves phone call from a parent. loud.” The duties of the secretaries are answering the phone, writing out admit slips, doing some paper work, selling lunch tickets, and taking money for school related sales and benefits, accounting, typing things for teachers and filling out requisitions. Other office jobs consist of discipline, absenteism, sporting arrangements, student-teacher relations, and parent-teacher conferences. This page is sponsored by: Dr. Steve Campbell 412 NE Lancaster Dr. Salem, 399-0721

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12 FACULTY MEMBERS Teachers Have Spirit Too. This year at D.H.S. the teachers have gotten so spirited, they are doing cartwheels (at Pep Assemblies). In one Pep Assembly they were even caught eating bananas, as a way of showing spirit during class competition. They have been showing their spirit during games by just showing up, and on game days you see many dressed in black and orange. Many have also been attending other activities as chaperones to make the activities possible for the students. Coaching sports for the kids, and helping out at the Pep Assemblies, helps show more spirit. Some are very involved in outside activities. Outside of school the teachers do a lot of different things. Some hold extra jobs, do their hobbies, or relax in other ways. Mr. Walker says he loves to do outdoor activities with my family.” After some days of teaching teachers are tired. Other days they could have lots of enthusiasm. After a day of being at school Mr. Bros-trom said, I love teaching kids it's so much fun” with a very big smile on his face. Ron August Pat Baker Sam Balsley Steve Betschart Lori Bialkowsky Grant Boustead Dave Breeden Don Brostrom Ken Brown Robert Burnham