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

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They kept our school. . . MARGARET STRODE ROY TIDWELL MARILOU O'CONNOR HAROLD TEALE Nurse Librarian Assistant Librarian Vocational Ed. well-organized . . . 4 v Seated, left to right: Josephine Reginato, Betty Thornton, Maryann Granas, June Hoag- land. Back row: Lucille Estes, Thelma Elliott, Emily Bellm, ltha Robinette, June Zumwalt. well-fed . . . and neat Q I inn. Lest to right: Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Borton, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Seated, left to right: Dillstrom, Hopper, Patsch, Denham, Ambers Wessels, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Williams. Ritchie, Kellogg. Standing: Bruhn, Miller, Hamblin, Largent, Rich ards, Tayson, Glubrecht, Angel. 2'

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They guided and directed us. 'fanny , , MR. CHARLES CARLSON Principal Cookie . . . Mr. Carlson, that is . . . became principal of KUHS five years ago. Since then his fairness . . . cooperation . . . and sense of humor have made him a hit with the student body. Mr. Angstead is always popping in and out of his office . . . giving aptitude tests . . . answering the seniors' questions on colleges . . . but he's never too busy to give a student a friendly smile. Have you ever wondered how stu- dents reach the proper classes? Just ask Mr. Smith, who takes care of scheduling. It takes a lot of pencil work . . . computation . . . calcula- tion . . . to prepare the schedule which will fit the needs of the stu- dent. To most girls, Miss Johnson is more than iust Dean . . . she's a friend . . . advisor . . . confidante. Mr. French . . . Dutch . . . has been Dean of Boys for fifteen years now . . . the boys he has advised are now adults . . . citizens . . . ex- amples of a iob well done. Vice Principal Vice Principal Dean Of BOYS De-SFI of GiflS PAUL ANGSTEAD WENDELL SMITH DWIGHT FRENCH MARIE JOHNSON

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DOROTHY ADAMS RUBY ALLOWAY B.A. B.A., M.A. English English, Speech Class of 1957 Delta Chi Pep Peppers Dance-A-Lot HOWARD BAILEY B.A., M. Ed. Gen. Math, Geom. Algebra Ski Club They gave their . . . What a year . . . as the last student rushes out the door toward the bottom of the hill, the teachers settle down in the rarity of peace and quiet to start their long labors on stacks of reports . . . easy life . . . Mrs. Adams, one of our new teachers, helped Mrs. Strode take on the Pep Peppers . . . she'Il probably go back to Henley next year . . . Miss Grant, an- other new addition to our faculty who resides in 302 gave all her senior social econ. students 510,000 to invest in the stock market . . . purely theo etical. if 1 CIW - ,- n 1 ' GERALD BEVANS at X J'-' B.A. ' ' Speech ,,C,J-'9'ij9:.-, , 1-ffl.. ,W . ' l. 4 ,. . fn if if kr t ,ga-E gf-o-1' NORA BORDEN ' If ROBE T BUE W EVA BURKHALTER BS 'l i ! asc MA as Ms Special Education 1 Bookkeeping ,- Algebra El Rodeo J .J .' Gen. Math 'J fi 1 K JJ 9'-4 'lf f,e-: W: M.. r,. fs QS T DOROTHY BAILIE B.S. A li! Shorthand, Typing A gf, ROBERTA BLOMQUIST B.A., M.A. Drama CALVIN BURT B.A. Gen. Math, Geom. Algebra Class of 1958