Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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HERE ARE the member of the hoard of education who so generously give up their valuable time to manage the various complexities involved in guiding a school smoothly. They are Mrs. Dorothy Rogers. Mrs. Crace Johnston. Howard Bamhisel. J. P. Wells. clerk, A. L. Gralapp. superintendent. Nelson Reed, high school chairman. E. S. Robinson, elementary school chairman. J. H. Schulze. K. G. Klahn. W. S. Wiley, legal adviser. Mrs. S. Marie Stearns. Mr. Paul Skeen is not pictured. These above ... £ T takes ro-operation for any business venture to turn out successfully and high school is nothing more than a huge business venture. With co-operation between the school board, faculty, students, and parents, business was very good this year at KUHS. Improvements were made and ideas formulated for even more improvements in the future. Klamath High has always been recognized as one of the state s finest high schools, and 1046 only heaped more laurels on its success. Everyone from superintendent to freshman was proud of KUHS and justly so. Its campus and program of study are well known throughout the state and recognized as outstanding. Its faculty members are truly superior and its student body ranks among the finest found in any high school throughout the country. Co-operation has made this high school one to which anyone could refer with pride.

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“TWO NOONS or one night? T liis is llir typical question anti expression a violator of school rules meets when he fares Paul Angslead, assistant principal, for his final judgment. ACTING AS A FRIEND and adviser to whom every girl in school may take her problems is the big job undertaken hy Mrs. Alice Howard as dean of girls. WHEN THE BOYS are confronted with various difficulties they take them to “Dutch Trench, who, as dean of l»oys. is popular and well liked hy all the boys with whom he comes in contact. You’re Wanted in the OfficeI” A CALL TO THE OFFICE occasionally brings qualms to the hearts of everyone from the bravest senior to the most timid freshman. These faculty members and secretaries rule over that mysterious domain known simply as the office. But don’t blame them. It's their duty to enforce disciplinary measures and the average student discovers soon in his high school life that he alone is responsible for that trip into the office. A GREAT DEAL of the responsibility for a successful school year rests with the principal. In this era of coordinators. a high school principal is a coordinator without peer. Acting as mediator between student body and faculty, school and public, he is constantly adjusting difficulties, smoothing ruffled feelings, arranging, scheduling, planning. Under the principalship of Stanley W;oodruff. Klamath I ligh has experienced four most successful years. AND WHERE WOULD everyone be without lice office secretaries who so rarely are credited with all the work they do? Standing is Josephine Reginato. who is secretary in Superintendent Gralapp’s office, and sitting at the typewriter is Jean Thompson, who rules the high school office.