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

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'ab x,i MU -rf-gud i21lH Mr. Doggett keeps close Tabs of The score or game. gi in jf o vorsify basketball K7 If OO l Mr. RoberT DaggeTT Senior Building Principal Mr. RoberT DaggeTT has been associaTed vviTh David Douglas High School since iTs opening in 1954-55. Beginning as a physical educarion in- sTrucTor, he became vice principal Tor boys in The iunior building and laTer in i963 became principal of The senior building, l-le is responsible Tor The s'rudenTs' conducT, hiring of new Teachers, The sTudenT funds, and The adminisTraTion of The whole school in general. UnTorTunaTely, This is Mr. DaggeTT's lasf year aT Douglas. He is Taking a posifion wiTh The Fed- eral Governmenf ar The Tongue Poinr Job Corps CenTeri We owe a deep debT of gratitude 'ro him for helping To make our school whar if is Today.

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Mr. J. Floyd Light Deputy Superintendent Functioning as deputy superintendent, Mr. Howard Horner's tirst obligation is to assist the superintendent with his many and varied responsibilities. In charge ot secondary education, Mr. Horner delegates duties to and works in close association with the high school admin- istration. Besides supervising the curriculum and per- sonnel ot the secondary schools, he aids in the manage- ment and execution ot tederal tunded programs, such as the Head Start Proiect. Mr. Horner is also responsible tor a series ot plans destined to improve instruction, such as the Oregon Program. Superintendent Mr. Floyd Light, serving as superintendent and chiet administrator ot the David Douglas School District, occupies an important and neces- sary position in running a thoroughly organized and etticie-nt school system. Under his guidance and firm determination to excel, the David Doug- las District functions productively and ettectively. His responsibilities range from being well in- formed upon all matters pertaining to each school within the district to budget planning and school activities. Acting as the school board's executive otticer, Mr. Light helps direct the school district in its pursuit ot a bright and progressive tuture. Mr. Howard F. Horner --J i i 11.534 :iff ' V' .Mis

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Senior Building Vice Principals Being vice-principal in charge of boys in the senior building, Mr. Richard Miller is mainly concerned with counseling Those boys who need help with social or aca- l demic problems. A member of the first faculty at David Douglas in l954, Mr. Miller has been a physical educa- tion instructor and director of athletics tor the District. He assumed his present duties ot vice-principal in Jan- uary ot 1963. Next year Mr. Miller will change his duties as he becomes principal ot David Douglas High School. Mr. Richard Miller As vice-principal in charge ot girls in the senior build- ing, Mrs. Mildred Wirtz has worked diligently to help girls who come to her to solve their various problems. M She has been a member ot the David Douglas admin- l istration since the school's first year in l95-4, when she served in the capacity of dean ot girls The college-bound students ot the school remember Mrs. Wirtz tor the long hours she devotes each year to helping them decide on the best college tor their tuture instruction, processing their college applications, and assisting them with their scholarships i gram' Mrs. Mildred Wirtz magna, 17 ly