Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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ADMINISTRATIO Ol? Principal Jack Harris checking out the cafeteria. rincipal Jack Harris and Vice Principals Jim Woodworth lcurriculuml, and Brad Biegert lattendancel had it easy this year at Mountain View because of the excellent citizenship the students exhibited throughout the school year. The lines to Mr. Biegert's office were half the length of last year's. The students didn't need all that much discipline this year. It was Mountain View's second year in existence and the spirit and enthusiasm of the students brought the school to life and made it possible for everyone to enjoy the time they spent in the classroom and with their friends. The administration was allowed to enjoy itself, too. Arena scheduling took a big load off of Mr. Woodworth's shoulders. He said, Hlt made my job 400 times easier. When the students pickedthe classes and instructors they wanted, they seemed to be happier. There were also fewer schedule changes, Woodworth said. A pin could have been heard drop during an afternoon assembly when Mr. Harris dressed up as Santa Claus and allowed himself to be pulled on a little red wagon by eight shining secretaries. He then handed out gifts to the foreign exchange students. . it' 1 it ,Q 4 3 W ll' 4 4 'N-mo. I 4 f .... -13 Y ' H J, V ,,, V.., V. - f , W ' .mum Bend School Board members include, front left: Dr. Kenneth Reinke, Glenda Hellingg Second: Ilene Mathi- sen, Aubrey Fitzgerald, Wm Bryant, Ann Evensen. lMissing: Donna Davis, Del Schulzkej sssl .1 Vice Principal Jim Woodworth tries to figure out where to put a classroom full ot' students. Vice Principal Brad Biegert looks up the schedule ol one of the problem students in the school.