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

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Frincipal Willard Mckiuuy ln his fourth year as principal of K.U., Willard McKinny faces the problem of increased enrollment with optimism. Because of the extended schedule Mr. McKinny's day is longer and filled with more problems. One of these problems is the hour lunch period which leaves students with extra time. Bus transportation to and from school is also difficult under the extended schedule. Some problems have been elim- inated because of the extended schedule. There are no study halls which frees many classrooms for other activities. The library can also function as a library instead of doubling as a study hall.

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Seated is chairman of the school board John Voth. Standing from left to right are board members Steve Walker, Conrad Borsting, and Charles Houston. Not pictured is Margaret Sheridan. Jlflr. Kay ffunsaker In his third year as superintendent ot Kla- math Falls schools, Ray I-lunsaker gives valuable assistance to the school board. He attends all meetings ofthe citizens committee and the school board and gives educational and functional ad- vice on proposed measures. In addition to his local activities Mr. Hun- saker is president of the Oregon Association of School Administrators.

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Mr. 2911111 Angstead More students mean more problems tor Paul Angstead. As chiet counselor, Mr. Angstead directs the taking of apti- tude. tests, college boards, and various other tests aimed at evaluating a stud- ent's ability. Besides counseling, Mr. Angstead schedules all students in classes each fall with the help ot the IBM machine. With the increased enrollment this pre- sents a tremendous task. Keeping the correct number of students scheduled in each class is a tedious task for Mr. Angstead. ssisfzmf Zfrincgvals Seeing that every student has the required textbooks at the be- ginning of the year is a maior duty of Mr. Miller. Mr. Karin Miller Distribution ot textbooks under the student rental system is but one of Lorin Miller's duties as assistant principal. He also gives general supervision to the teachers on instructional methods and reschedules students in classes. Ot extra interest to Mr. Miller is his direction of adult education classes and summer school. Present enrollment in addlt education is ll8.