Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

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Elective members of the 8-C School Board are public minded citizens carrying on the necessary functions of the schools. From left to right are: Dr. John Easlyg Eugene Wynng Martha Beechlerg Dr. W. N. Sanders, chairmang William Stewart, vice-chairmang and Max Morse, Clerk. TF? TV! an 'ir'-'i A school 's curriculum is based on the philosophy of meeting the needs of students and adults in our constantly changing civilization. These needs are tied closely to each individual community in relation to that community's resources. lt is with pride that we say that our school and our community are in harmony. T. D. CALKINS TOM CALKINSI superintendent of school district 8-C. 'l'llP lllllll l'llll'llllS Ill lllrll ll llrlllllll llllEll

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UUMMUNITY FAGILITATED BY AllMlNlS'l'RA'l'l0N

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The theme of the 1956 Owl ches as you will soon discover is The Community. We who a e connected with Ontario High School, owe a deep debt of gr titude to our community. It is from our community we get t eopportunity for an education. It has given us buildings, a faculty, a curriculum and an ex- cellent educational environmenft. lt is up to you as students to make the best of the community resources at your disposal. The community of Ontario has an investment in each of you and has a right to expect a return on that investment. ROBERT MCCON NAHA Principal l'lll'llL1lll PRINCIPAL lllll'l'llS llllS, lllllllllllll'l'Y n