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

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 1 II rr COMES lo dramulits tin wliolr student ImhK relies on Blommic. Under her direc lion and instruction the various theatrical produc lions of the year are presented. I'or-mally. she’s Mrs. B. B. Blomquisl. instructor of dranialics. Kl HS HAS ALWAYS HAD reason to he particularly proud of its music department. This year lias been no exception. Mem-lx-rs of this department are John Best. Or land Worcup. Andrew Loney. Jr., and John O ( onner. Raw Material.... EARLY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR the school was saddened at the death of Clyde Roberts, who had served in the marines prior lo filling a position in KUHS as physics instructor. Those who were in his classes and others who knew him were proud to say htat they had been associated with this man. 'Wri • fl - yj hr. I ft . 2 BOOKS TAKE UP the major part of the day for Borghild Mehlen. who is librarian in the freshman and sophomore library. DISCUSSING I HI . PAST, present, and future isn I a job for a fortune teller when world conditions are concerned. I hat s where the social science department takes over. 1 hese are Houston Robison. Lxcne Humble. Paul Deller, Lem Peak. Gary Robertson, and Everett Vanderpool.

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Young America THE PYTHAGOREAN theorum is just another word in the vocabulary o( these math tea hers who appear deep in the study of this geometric figure. They are C harles Ross. Lyravine Fish. Alice Howard, and Eva Burkhalter. LOOKS LIKE THE MAKING of a new dre.. in the hands of Lila McMann and Dorothy Kerns, under whose guidance the girls learn the fundamentals of cooking and sewing in the home economics department. i ART IS POPl EAR with a great many students, and the instructor is greatly responsible for this. Alxne is Fredrick Wisscnhac h. who helps those who are artistically inc lined FROM THE EXPRESSIONS on the faces of Helen Hoffman, who teaches Latin, and Phillis Foster. Spanish teacher, who is looking over her shoulder, it seems there on between the two languages.

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VOCATIONAL CLASSES are among the most interesting and popular courses offered in the school. Just ask any one of these members of the vocational department. From left to right they are Chester Newton, woodworking; Robert Craig. T and I; Lucile Tweed, retail selling; Fred Goodwin, mechanical drawing; Harold 1 eale. vocational director; and Lloyd Emery, auto mechanics. BEING NURSE of a school as large as Klamath High is no easy task. Smiling Margaret Strode is fared with everything from black eyes to measles in a single day. THESE LITTLE MICE seem to be securing a great deal of attention from the members of the science department who are Vernon Kuykendal. Pearl Teale. and Al Sinclair. Genevieve Oppen is not pictured. THERE’S NEVER A DULL MOMENT in the gym department. Rain or shine there's something to do every minute for both hoys and girls. Members of this department are. standing. VVavne Scott. Dwight French. Dorothy Gustafson, and Lillian Redkey. Those seated are Joe Peak and Ed Ryan. From September to June