Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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JUNIOR LINDA ANDERSON, along with other pep band members, carried her saxaphone to the gym for a pep assembly. 24 BAND NIIKE JAMES WATCHED dolefully as his opponent, Mar- gie Palmrose, jumped one of his checkers. The Band members played games and enjoyed Band Involved 20 The smallest band in the Umpqua League, this is an appropriate discription of Douglas 20 piece band, conducted by Richard Blakely. Students spent an average of six hours a week practicing such songs as Love is Blue and Talk to the Animals. During the spring, the band learned to march. Blakely hoped to have enough students for a marching band in 1970. The band performed at ball games, pep assemblies and concerts in their red blazers. Plans were made to re-style the band uniform. DAVID ROSS, LESTER Jensen and Dave Franklin prac- ticed their cornets.

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Various Business Skills Developed keeping. SHARON HANSEY JIM MORIARTY HUBERT THORESON 'XRS fs' l 26 BUSINESS Stop! Wait a minute! Does any- one have a kleenex? l can't take transcription with my nose running! Twelve courses gave students the opportunity to acquire several busi- ness skills. These included Typing I 8 ll, Shorthand I 8t II, general busi- ness, office practice, consumer math, consumer economics, busi- ness law, office aid and Bookkeep- ing I 8t ll. Bookkeeping ll was of- fered this year for the first time. Six senior girls attended Umpqua Community College in the after- noon. They developed their skills and learned to operate different of- fice machines. AS PART OF her duties as an office out a receipt. PATSY FOSBACK, SOPHOMORE, grimaced as she concentrated on typing a block letter.