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

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, '1 ,Q . ssksssf Q S' S 5' X-.X c. s. X X X S S-X s C s sc , fs T E cc s XX SX s X , X X x NX X X ssxsx Rv t i T l LAMAR JENSEN, Bs., Ms. ROBERT JOHNSON A-A-I Band, Girls' Chorus Mid' Pep Band Science Football, Wildcats Hobby: Sports Thinks of Teache Teaching is more than tests and daily assign- ments, and to a Teacher school teaching is a Time to sharpen wits, enlarge a mind, and to open eyes. And oh, the bitterness, The awful period ot surrendering, when a student meets with tailure. So a teacher has to be encouraging. She has to tell the student in the dunce cap that tests only count one-eighth on the grade and that a little extra credit can make all the ditterence in the world, when at the last moment tests count three-tourths on report cards. So the student works hard. Being on the team, he gets his assignments in a little after deadline time, but teacher is sympathetic and so he escapes with less than minor iniuries. But he gets an in- complete on his report card. Rem. Mathematics, English, World Geography, and I' ANDREW KNUDSEN, B.S P. E. and Health K Club Hobby: All Sports :rv 5 . L JOHN KUCHLER, B.A, American Problems, German lll, and U. S. History and Civics Hobby: Photography Q RAYMOND LABOS, M.E. French, Spanish French Club Spanish Club ARTHUR LE COURS, BA., DONALD MEGALE, B.S. BERNADlNE NOGGLE, A.B. MA' Drivers Training and Fresh- Fellowship Art, Chemistry, and Me' man P.E. Senior English chanical Drawing K Club Scholarship Committee Hobby: Hunting Hobby: Music We-M JOHN LAKE, B.S. Retail Selling, Pre-Employ- ment Retail Selling Club Hobby: Hunting PETE O'TOOLE, B.S. U. 5. History and Govern- ment Head, Social Science Depart- ment Hobby: Hunting env? 'UH l1e-5? if te? si I T522 '- : - r- no K: Smwf fm' 4 12. gs., -v . is, .-125555-,.::r:Er . .- Fr',.'SEj14 -1 ': u Lf.--dililizif'E:.E-3-5.5-Sis:-4I-'S-1-Q R .: I ,Fel 15:2 V... .... - :W 'i'hg4...Li:tiS.3s ,,.,, . .. 1 ' 'Lat.1.,..s......1a

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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?

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