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

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MR. HARRY MARTINI Algebra I-2 B.A., M.Ed., University of Portland 1 N 7 MISS SUSAN RYDER ' - Algebra I-2, 3-4 B.A., University of Oregon S After listening avtentively during o faculty meeting, Mr. Tschache and others pause for comic relief. MR. WALT SKOWHEDE Math. I-2, Remedial Math. B.S., M.Ed., Oregon Stote MATHEMATICS MR. PAUL TSCHACHE MR. ROBERT WI-IITAKER Algebra 3-4, Trigonometry 8. Algebra I-2, Math 3-4 Moth Analysis Geometry B.A., M.A., Montana Stote BS, University of Portlgnd University The desire of knowledge, Iike the thirst of riches - - 26

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. . without a foundation. - S. 1. Gabriel MR. ROBERT DAVIDSON Remedial Math, Math I-2 B.S., Portland State College MR. LARRY DELANEY Business Math 84 Consumer Economics B.A., University of Portland MR. NEIL FULLER Meth 3-4, Algebra 1-2 B.S., Montana State College MR. RICHARD LAMBERT MR. WENDELL LOE Algebra I-2, Geometry Geometry, Audio Visual B.S., Oregon State University B.S., M.S., Oregon State M.A., Reed College University Consumer economic's teacher, Mr. Delaney, demonstrates the art of consuming MATHEMATICS A chore, a challenge, or a delight-math is many things to many people. In promoting an interest in scientific and mathematical fields the David Douglas math department has a two-fold goal. The first purpose is to provide a terminal mathematics program for those people-not interested in a mathematics career. The second is to provide a program in college preparatory mathematics sound enough to equip the student for college work anywhere in the country.

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-. ' T d 'g ' ' ' 'PTY MORRELL Girls' Glee, Vagabonds, Senior Bond, Band A 81 B Choir B.M. Ed., M.M. Ed., B.A., M.M. Ed., Willamette U. Lewis 81 Clark College Adv. Voice Work, Los Angeles Conservatory of Music MR. HAYDEN MORRISON Girls' Glee, Choir B.S., Portland State College MR. DAVID PETRASSO Director at Music Band, Orchestra B.A., Pacific University M.Ed., University ot Oregon MR. CARMEN SARACCO Orchestra B.M. Comp., DePaul University M.Ed., University of Oregon :creases eve! with the acauismon of it. - emma i I MUSIC Music is everyone's language, and in order to develop an appreciation ot various kinds ot music the David Douglas department ot music makes use ot beginning and advanced choirs, vocal and instrumental ensembles, orchestras, bands, and general music courses. All provide opportunities tor any interested students. Wherever there is music there is entertainment and the students ot music provide it enthusiastically and well in such ettorts as the Spring Concert, the Band and Orchestra tes- tivals, dances, and athletic events. Okay, everyone, instructs,Mr. Morrell, all together now, l, 2, S,