Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Help Needed Areas WOODWARD, EDNA: B. A., Whitman College; M. A., Reed College; counseling chairman, test coordinator; senior girls' counselor; head of Counseling Department. MOWRY, RONALD: B. A., Reed College; M. A. University of Washington; School Social Worker. Interests: swimming, skiing. BARRETT, DON: B. S., Lewis and Clark; M. A. , Western Re- serve University, Clc' veland, Ohio; School social worker. WARREty DOROTHY: B. V, Montana State University; M. Ed., University of Oregon; teaches Reading Clinic; advises the Fire Squad. Interests: reading and music. WIENECKE, DAVID: M. A., Univer- sity of Oregon; B. A. Pacific Un- iversity; activities director. WF.ATHERSPOO HENRY: B. S., Eastern Oregon College; M. A., Teachers College, Columbia University; Librarian, Head of Instructional Materials. Interests: reading and reading. 17

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Teachers Specialize to BROWN JUDITH: BL A., University of California in Los Angles; M, A,, Univer- sity of Oregon; Reading Consultant; head of Jefferson Project. Interests: reading. HANSEL HAROLD: R.A., Reed College; M. A., Reed College; teaches senior Social Studies; coordinator for Jefferson Project; Coordinator for caps and gowns, cards and announcements, and Junior Class jewelry. This year at Jefferson we have something very unusual fora high school. It took the form of a com- munity betterment program under the direction of the Special Services department of Jefferson, the Jef- ferson Project. Included in this project were night adult classes, the once-a-week tutoring sessions with students from Reed College, and several service- club projects involving grade school students. The reading clinic is one facet of this department. Pro- viding of two counselors for each class is also anot- her aspect. Other schools have taken an interest in Jefferson's project, which was explained on a KGW T. V. program in March. It is hoped that these acti- vities are broadened and made to include other schools as well as Jefferson. LAWJ ELLEN: 'B»Sw, University of Oregon; M, SL, University of Ore- gon; teaches freshman, sophomore girls' Physical Education, Special Counseling; City-wide Committee on Race and Education. Interests: reading and bridge. COLLIN KEVIN: ii V, University of Portland; M. Ed. , University of Portland; Senior boys' counselor; Administrative assistant. Interests: golf, fishing, youth work. REKAT JANET: IL , University of Washington; M. , Columbi4 University; school social worker. 16

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Literature and Composition Are Essential to Development KIMBRF.LL, ELM A: R A, Willamette University; graduate study. University of Oregon; teaches Eng- lish; College Coun- selor, Scholarship Chairman. SHULL, MARTHA: R.A., University of Oregon; U H. D. Lewis and Clark College; teaches senior English, Educational Enrichment; Freshman girls' counselor; Coordinator for Educational Enrichment Program. VAN FLEET, MARY: Bw A , Reed College; M. A., Reed College; teaches senior English. OEHLKE, LLOYD: aS., University of Minnesota, teaches English and Speech, advises Pep Squad Interests: hiking, swimming, reading. SCHMIDT, STANLEY: B.S., University of Idaho; M. A, University of Oregon; teaches Beginning Speech, Advanced Speech, English, Speech pilot classes, advises Forensic; Head of Speech Depart- ment. Interests: stamps, movies. STAV ROY: teaches first- year and second-year Drama, first and second year Stage Craft; advises National Thespian Society. Interests: collecting Uni- ted States stamps. SEE; WILLIAM: B. A, Pacific University; M.A, University of Oregon; teaches junior English, pilot class, Effective Reading, Educational Enrichment; Department chairman. EVAN% DAVID: B, S., Macalcstcr ‘College; tea- ches Journalism, Social Studies, Jcficsonian advisor. ELLIOT, MARYLS: B. A, Jamestown College; M. S., University of Oregon; teaches sophomore English, advises Guako. 18