David Douglas High School - Celtic Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MR. KENNETH BARTRUEE Remedial Reading B.S,, Linfield College M.A., University at Oregon MR. JERRY BEIER English I-2, Counseloi BS., Linfield College MRS, MARJORIE BOOZER Reading 1 'Mt B.A,, University of Washington , l,,,,,-,, MISS .JOAN CROSS English 3-4 B.S., University of Oregon M.S., University of Utah N ni Mr. Gardner and if M i 'I il English I-2 BS, Portland State College I The roots of education are bitter Student actors, actresses, iournal- ists, orators, and literary experts alike are all products of the language arts department. At David Douglas the department strives to increase the student's . ability to use the basic skills of A communication. Mr. Pearson show their talents in doing the twistP MRS. HELEN DICKINSON English 7-8, College Prep English, Counselor B.A., Pacific University ,w fl' I .Qs as ,X MR, AUBREY GARDNER MRS. HELENE GREEN English 3.11 Special Achievement BA., Pacific University Reading BA, Willamette University M.Ecl,, University of Oregon LANGUAGE ARTS

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MR. GLENN CRISP MR. FRANCIS GREGORY MR LAMONT KUCK Metal 3.4, 5.6, 7.8 Electronics 3-4, 5-6, Me Ul l 2 Bs., Mfd., oregon store Gen, shop, siege Craft BS M Ed Oregon State University B.S., Platteville State Teachers U 1'VeV5'lV College M.Ed., University of Washington INDUSTRIAL ARTS Learning by doing is an advantage possessed, by the industrial arts department, Students participating in the program choose from several interest areas, drafting, metal work, woodworking or electronics. The department provides a, definite part of the general educational program of the school, helping students prepare for iobs and hobbies in the future. education is to the soul. - I. Addison Giving a helping hand to Fred Gregory, Mr. Smolt 'shows him where to draw the next line., MR. TOM SCOTT Wood 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 B.S., Oregon State University MR. EDWlN SMOLT Drawing 3-4, 5-6, 7-B B.A., North Idaho College MR. JACK YOUNG Wood l-2 B.Ed., B.A., Washington State University

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Mrs. Kiome smiles at the apparent good results of a pop quiz. MRS. BEATRICE HANSEN MISS JOANNA JEFFREYS English I-2, Counselor College Prep English B.A., Radford College B.A., North Idaho College M.E., Virginia Polytechnic M.A., Iowa State University Institute but the fruit is sweet Aristotle The language arts department also attempts to develop an under standing and appreciation of those fine expressions of our language which contribute to comprehension and appreciation ofthe world around A course aimed at increasing reading comprehension and speed is now being .taught by Mrs. Marjorie Boozer. MRS, SUSAN MORGAN MRS. MARGARET NORTHRUP MISS WILLENE OVERMYER English 1-2, Counselor English 5-6 English I-2, Counselor B.A.. Pacific Uriivgrgifv B.A., Grand Island College B.S., Portland State College M.A., Colorado University MRS. SUE KJOME English 5-6 B.S., University of Oregon MR. FRED KUHL English 5-6 lournalism I-2, HIGHLANDER BS., M.S., University of Oregon MISS MARGARET MAYERS English 3-4, 7-8 A.A., Multnomah Junior College B.S., Portland State College I 'tin .. i l in s. 23