Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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A Yeor IT was a year of financial crisis for The Downey Unified School DisTricT. Faced wiTh rislng cosTs of mainTainlng a program of quallTy educaTion, The Board of EducaTion wenT To The only source of revenue IefT To iT, The local Taxpayer, and asked The voTers To approve a Tax in- crease. WlThouT iT, The Board faced The unpleasanT Task of cuTTlng back on school programs, in- cluding inTerschol- asTic sporTs. On The oTher hand, Taxpay- ers, faced wiTh ris- ing Taxes each year, were noT very enThusiasTic abouT increasing Their burden. On eIecTion nighT, SepTember 20, The dlsTricT offices were filled wiTh sTudenTs, parenTs, faculTy, ad- minisTraTors and Board members, awaiTing The resulTs. As reporTs came in, preclncT by pre- clncT, iT was clear The voTe would be close. Tenslon mounTed as The final precincT,aT Maude Price School, came in wiTh a Tally of 756 yes and 563 no voTes, assuring success by a margin of l73 voTes. lPhoTo above by courTesy of John Boyd of The SouTheasT News.J of Decision Shown below are members of The Board of EducaTion wiTh SuperinTendenT Moore: SeaTed: Dr. Charles J. Unice, Mrs. BeTTy KilpaTrickfclerkl, Mr. MerriTT YanceyCpresidenTl, Mr. Joseph Davislvice presidenTi. STanding: SupT. Bruce Moore, Mr. Lloyd STromberg, Mrs. Grace Horney, Mr. RoberT Ryan A L IO