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

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DOROTHY ADAMS RUTH BINGHAM RU BY ALLOVVAY GERALD BEVANS ELMA BUSHONG LOUIS CORRIGAN JACK DOW Mrs. Thomas assists Larry Cassidy verbs. SWE Mr. Gerald Bevans is Qiving his class a demonstration speech on the double whammy? I8 DOROTHY EZELL

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Mr. Scapple examines his schedule of activities for the day. nf Schzwl Many varied activities are performed by the dean of boys. The dean's office is always open for consultation of problems of all kinds. Broken lockers, lost articles, and per- sonal problems all find their way into the dean's office. Conferences, supervised by the dean's office, between students, teachers, and parents often lead to better relations between the school and the home. Taking care of absenteeism and the writing of per- mits also occupies a large part ofthe dean's time. The general supervision of Boys' Alliance is also directed from the dean's office, This organization provides books and lunches for students who are unable to obtain these necessities for themselves. Giving advice to boys is a frequent occurrence for assistant cleans Dutch French and Glenn Terriere. i7

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rather difficult English assignment on 6,0 fmenf VERNICE HELBERG VIVIENNE HUSTEAD ALDEN KITTREDGE BENADINE NOGGLE Department Head ,STARLA THOMAS CHARLES VVOODHOUSE JOAN FOULON NANCY JACKSON After receiving good grades in class work a student sometimes decides he is capable ot attaining great heights in the world It is here that the English department provides the opportunity for tultillrnent ot developing the student and making hirn capable ot original and creative thinking in the advancement of knowledge Research under the English depart- ment is encouraged by means ot in- structors and assisted by audio visual aids and the best resources of study. Students write esssays read novels and short stories and study poetry and pub- lic speaking among other activities. Upon completion of these studies graduate students will be ready for the open doors to higher education and later tor greater achievement. l9