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

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., , 354' A ,lg-1' -il- fg Ss-41 1-J F -,.. MS . 9 'ii' A E , 1 .ia ' K- ' i .1 , v . E Xig ' JUNIOR BUILDING COUNSELORS: LtoR:-Mr. Palermini, Mr. Long, Mrs. Olson, and Mr Mr. Wendell Loe Activities Director B.S., M.S. Oregon State s. Watson. University Mr. Omer McCaleb Counselor BS., M.S. Oregon State University Mr. Citton Wells Athletics Director Counselor B.S., M.Ed. Lewis and Clark SPECIAL EDUCATION: LtoR.-Mrs. Green and Mr. Rebbe. COUNSELORS: LtoR.-Mr. Loe, Mr. McCaleb, and Mr. Dave Long Counselor, Math B.S. Portland State College Mrs. Jennie Olson Counselor B.A. Eastern Washington State Mr. Anthony Palermini Counselor B.A., M.Ed. Portland University Mrs. Maxine Watson Junior Building Activities Director B.S. Oklahoma State University M.Ed. Oregon State University Mr. Wells. Mrs. Helene Green Special Education A.B. Willamette University M.Ed. University of Oregon Mr. Richard Rebbe Special Education A.B., M.A. University of Wyoming

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5. THEMSELVES I ! ! s yrs a faculty meeting. 3. ,W Mr. Dixon's chemistry proves To be simply a marfer of The right gas. i -1 -1 9 ,-L- , Mr. Muller and Mr. Beler are caught in a deep concentration over one of the many issues rhey have To face. vu:- 5 ..,a Mr. ,,..,n-r ' -.,.,,,, -,f I A 1 X , -S: 4 fbi - - - Davis, like Douglas students, enioys rec nite.

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Mrs. Shirley Bakke Counselor B.S. Lewis and Clark Mr. Delance Duncan Counselor B.S. Washington State University Mr. Don O'Neill Counselor Department Chairman B.S., M.S. University of Idaho Mrs. Clarice Roehm Counselor B.S. Northwestern State College M.Ed. University of Oregon e1 SENIOR BUILDING COUNSELORS: LYOR1-Mrs. Roehm, Mr. Duncan, Mrs. Bal-cke, and Mr. O'Neill. Counseling and Special Education The counseling department of David Douglas High School provides students with sound suggestions and advice pertaining to their future ambitions. From his freshman year through his senior year each student is assigned a guidance counselor. These professional men and women are the ones who wisely advise the student through his four years of High School. By aiding the students in selecting their courses, the coun- selors have helped direct the college bound scholar in pursuing his prospective field of study and have given generous assistance to those pupils who decide upon vocational occupations after graduation. The department guarantees the David Douglas stu- dent paternal concern, sincere understanding, and expert guid- ance. With undying patience and strong determination the special education teachers aid the blind, the deaf, and the retarded stu- dent in adiusting to the world about him. Constantly confronted with unpredictable and unusual situations, this staff handles each one with cheerful proficiency. The department understands and fulfills the needs of each pupil by helping him with such prob- lems as reading, comprehension, and human relations. Q oi f , ,ici f xxxx V ,pm Mrs. Olson helps Diane Norgard with her forecasting. 23