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

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PAUL DELLER, A.B. U. S. History and Govern- ment International Relations League Hobby: Outdoors ELVAREEN DENNIS, Bs. DORIS DOLMAN, B-S., M.A. LORETVO DRUECKERI Freshman English and Sopho- English AB M'Ed' mgre English Assembly Committee W0I'ld CUlTUl'9, and Hobby. Cooking Script and Mike History and Civics the Student Sits if DE LANCE DUNCAN, B.A. Driver Training Wrestling K Club Hobby: Hunting CLARA FINK, B.A., M.H.E. Hornernaking Future Homemakers and Tea Toilers Hobby: Homemaking, sewing LLOYD EMERY, Ph.B. English I Eligibility Committee Hobby: Many WILLIAM FINK Vocational Education Electronics Re-in-ca Hobby: Electronics Girls' League Hobby: Plants vived, he will have Watched the chalk board fthe old-fashioned blackboardj grow blacker than ever before. As the months dwindle down and he's experiencing the strain of twice- drooping eyelids, those little-than-less- migraine headaches, and vvriter's cramp, the student begins to notice an apparent change in his teacher's personality. With a pencil under his chin, he begins to think, and a vivid image forms in his mind . . . LESLIE FISCHER, B.A., M.A. MARIAN FORSYTHE BS TYPir1g I, II Physical Ed. and Health Future Business Leaders G.A.A. Hobby: Outdoor sports

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Nav' DOROTHY ADAMS, B.A. RUBY ALLOWAY, B.S., M.A. FRANC BAILEY, B.S. DOROTHY BAILIE, B.S. Junior Composition English Biology Shorthand, Typing Pep Peppers Delta Chi Dance-a-Lot Hobby: Collecting classical l'l0l3'l'JYf Reading l'lOlJl3Y1 FiSl'1lf Q records On that first clay of school a stu- dent makes his first impression. lt's all the excitement of a new game and the new student takes a seat in the rear a little half-cautiously. From his position he is able to get a vivid view of the teacher. She vvears a smile-for the last time until June. Today she is not so strict, but by tomorrow the student will be trying to evade her searching eyes and her prying questions, and by the end of the first Week, if he has sur- From Where GERALD BEVANS, B.A. Speech Hobby: Archery ROBERT BuELovv, B.s.c., EvA BURKHALTER, B.S., CALVIN sunt, 5.1-x. MA' M'S' Algebra, Geometry, General Bookkeeping Mathematics Mafl-,emams El Rodeo Future Teachers PlT0l09 5Pl Y Hobby: Hunting 97 ROBERTA BLOMQUIST, A.B., M.A. Dramatics Hobby: AFT ROBERT CRAIG, AB., M,A, Trades and Industries T and l Club Hobby: Outdoor Sports Ko

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ELIZABETH GLASSOW, X DOROTHY GRANT, B.A., HOWARD HALL, B.S., M.F.A. DALE HALLACK, D.Ed., M.M. MA B.A., B.Ed. - English Assoc. Ad. Dance-a-Lot wi l 1 x - - Art Orchestra, Boys' Glee Or- American Problems Art Club chestra Pelicanettes, Li Lo, and Big Hobby: Furniture Design Hobby: Automobiles 'n' Little Sisters Hobby: Travel WILLIAM HARRIS Journeyman Machinist Machine Shop Hobby: Model Making HELEN HOFFMAN, A.B. Latin Latin Club, Sophomore Class Hobby: Poetry GLADYS HERRON, B.S., M.A. Chemistry, Senior Science, and Photography Science Club Hobby: Weaving ALICE HOWARD, B.A., M.A. Algebra lll, lV, Solid Geo- metry, Plane Geometry Mathematics Club Hobby: Gardening ORPHA HUDSON, B.S. Senior English Honor Society Hobby: Sports hat the Student Teachers conne in all sizes and shapes, but generally speaking they all have one aim in mind: To overload a student with homework, hope he passes, and then collect the pay check. Isn't there anything a teacher doesn't know? What gives a teacher the uncanny ability to see through well-constructed alibis and excuses? And why such hard exams it they didn't want their students to use the cribs? Must teachers always lecture? There's enough parental discip- line without the daily faculty sermon. Teachers have peculiar instincts. They don't let you chew gum, and they would rather keep you in class atter the bell rings than let you till a hungry stomach. Will no one ever have respect tor the grow- ing generation . . . JIM INGELSBY, B.S. General Science, Biology Line Coach, Football Assistant Track and Wrest- ling Ski Club H0l3by: Sports Mow?