North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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The Threeology of Administration Actlng an the capacaty of school prefect you Mr Gurnee Flescher, admomsh all those who have done our school and themselves an rnlustlce You work laboruously to teach us students the way to succeed an life Curricular development IS a thankless chore but you realize that the sublects we take now wall be of great value to us un the future Administrators are human like anyone else and they enloy the same fun and healthy recreatnon as we do Your special Interests Vice Prmcupal Gurnee Flescher are those of hunting tishmg and lnvmg on a small acerage On this farm you are kept occupied working wnth your sheep which you thoroughly enloy Havmg attended Willamette University you received your Bachelor of Arts Degree and then continued your education at the Umverslty of Oregon acqurrrng a Masters Degree Advanced work led you to Oregon State College and to Stanford Your knowledge and wisdom have helped us Mr Flescher and we are grateful for your patience and above all your kindness in guidance You Miss June Emerson Dean of Girls are the bearer of a master of problems degree Your dally task of counseling with troubled young ladles about their scholastic personal and vocational problems requires a patrence that few of us possess Your attitude of sincerity and interest towards solvnng our problems give to you a positron of hrgh regard lt seems with all of our problems you wouldnt have time for any diversions of your own but you do manage to squeeze ln a few hobbies between numerous speeches dellvered to varnous socnal groups In our city Your summertime rob as camp director rooting for North Salem and heading the social functions of our school complement the role you play Mass Emerson training IS needed for any 'ob and tralnlng you have had Your receipt of a degree at Northland College In Ashland Wrsconsm led you to the Unlverslty of Oregon where you obtomed your Master s Degree Best of luck to you Mr Don Dubois! You wall be assumung the Vice Prnncrpalshlp at Parrnsh Jumor Hugh next fall and we will mxss you We are not looking forward to that departure either as you have been of an invaluable assistance In the counselung of the youth ot North Salem Your help In the ASB student council ns unmeasured and your and nn other student affairs IS of equal value Trammg for your posrtnon as Dean of Boys led you to the Unuversnty of Oregon where you receuved both your Bachelor and Master of Scrence degrees There you contnnued un stall more advance work Thus educatnonal background plus your experience as Dean of Boys will asslst greatly nn your admrnustratxve duties next year Gold IS a pleasure and a favornte pastime for you Mr Duboas This recreation us utnhzed In your spare time as well as your interest ln electronics 23 in

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00 ' ,4 'Q frzecfvgmcp Y Ss ho, fo O 1 1 Why I Became a Teacher I shall never forget the dufllcult time I had In decldzng what I was golng to do In Iufe My father was a peculnar old man He felt that everybody ought to know when he was fltteen years old When I saw hum pucknng the lovely ears of corn I would say I must be a farmer When I rode to town and saw the brrdges I would say I have to be an archltect or builder My uncle was a Baptnst preacher and when I saw how much hls congregation e hum s d I have lust got to be a preacher I had another unce for whom I was named who was a country doctor When I would rnde around with hum and see how he was adored I would say I lust must be G doctor Then I wanted above everythlng else to vvrlte book Oh I had thousand things I wanted to do I couldnt decide Before my graduation In June Father wrote me a letter one hundred three pages long I have It yet Then I took all I thought I mnght be and wrote them down on a plece of cardboard and I trued to put them IH parallel columns I want to be G ,owyer Then being relxgxous I knelt down wlth the shades drawn and I tried to declde what I was goxng to be I wanted to be a lawyer I wanted to be a doctor I wanted to be a preacher I wanted to be a farmer I wanted to be an archltect I wanted to wrlte my book About that tnme the shade fluttered and the Ilght came In and there seemed to be a voice that sand Would you like to do them aIl'7' I sad I would I can tell you how to do every one of them I asked How? Just be a teacher Some boy wll wrnte your book It wall be better than any book you ever thought of Some glrl wnll pannt your pncture and another will gnve It veracnty Somebody else vvtll be the doctor and somebody will be the lawyer Just be a teacher Wullns A Sutton Superlntendent of Schools Atlanta Georgna N s,-A Of! I I ' A . O4 . 'O 1 f D000 0. 068 0 ,. '31 ,087 of Q1 ,, ,, A , - - ,, . - ,, - - - - - . . - I H - in i r d ' I I I ll ' 'll I ll -H N All I ll .ll . ,, . , . ,, , , , . . ' ' a , , a ' . ' , I I s 4 1 0' o o 4 O XF O O 4711. ,ao o of 'be Off 25 C76 o