McNary High School - Claymore Yearbook (Keizer, OR)

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U14- Q-AN lil' 'VM 1 rl' it 4 av f W ,vga P ? A 'im . E. Grows The work experience program be- gan at McNary in the fall of 1965 and has become the largest program in the state with 98 to 110 students enrolled during the year. The goal of the program is to provide a classroom on the job. Upper: Phillip Carlin meets many new people as a box boy. Upper right: Mr. Danskin head of work experience at McNary has been named President of District 8 of the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association. Lower: Watering plants is one of the jobs Glen Yarnell has at a Nursery. Low- er left: Steve Blair was work experi- ence student of the year.

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41 Cadets Teach Cadet teaching offers an opportunity for young people who plan to teach to gain experience in the classroom. Stu- dents act as assistants to teachers and find out for themselves if they want to go into the profession. Cadet teaching shows student teachers all sides of the teaching profession. They also gain an understanding of children and their prob- lems. Cadets taught at Whiteaker, Kei- zer, Clear Lake, Cumming and Kennedy school. Forty-one students were involv- ed in the program directed by Mrs. Alice Jones. Q-is W. ,...t,. ,..... . .K f -at ,. . mg

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We Couldn't L Behind every successful man is an organized woman is demonstrated by the secretaries in the business office and stu- dent center. A four year veteran, Mrs. Betty Brumfield is office man- ager and supervises tie other office secretaries. In the busi- ness office are Mrs. rdyth Chapman, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Marjorie Mellbye, registrar. Three other secretaries work in the student center. Mns. Susan Bibelheimer is receptionist and secretary to the vicej-principals. Mrs. Myrtle Smith is at- tendance and telephone clerk, and Mrs. Jean Lavey, coun- selor secretary. Mrs. Lavey commented, Working with this age level is mighty enjoyable? We all enjoy it or we wouldn't be here, explained Mrs. ive Without Them Peggy Henderson, speaking for herself and the other library aides, Mrs. Imogene Jackson and Mrs. Helen Ebert. Mrs. Ida Rothweiler, head cook, is responsible for supervising the other cooks in the preparation of lunches for the entire school. Mrs. Rothweiler has maintained her posi- tion for four years. Keeping a school of over fifteen hundred students cleaned and in good repair is the job held by the custodians. Mr. Ernie Britain, four year employee of McNary, is engineer. f'Wonderful bunch to work forf' stated Mrs. Irene Rick- man. She and Mrs. Mary Chloupek are matrons. For both, this is their first year at McNary. Bi WN .. .Q : .,:: wvlts gif 6 I 'K it