Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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l Administration staff members are of as high a caliber in ability and training in school business and classroom instruction as those in any Oregon high school. Redmond Union High School has been run efficiently with the education and training of the student of par- amount importance.

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if 'QQ'-s. . at - -M-.. . r . 1 GUIDE SCHOOL 5 ' ' Meuage We cannot strengthen the weak by weaken- ing the strong, nor help the poor by helping the rich. We must uphold the wage-payer to better serve the wage-earner and budget our- selves to live within our means. Civilization in its true sense cannot be advanced by hatred and ignoranceg tolerance and knowledge are essential. Character and courage cannot be built by taking away a man's initiative and independence: nor can men be helped perma- nently by doing for them what'they could and should do for themselves. The part that we can play in advancing mankind costs very little, but, if followed, just imagine the value. ami of -M. E. Larive The Board of Education of Redmond Union High School is made up of five representa- tives. Two of these members are from the Redmond district, one from Powell Butte, one from Terrebonne, and one from Tumalo. Mem- bers are elected for a period of five years. One member's term expires July 1 of each year. He is replaced by a member elected the fourth Monday in June at the Annual School Meet- ing. These members represent the whole high school district, which consists of eleven ele- mentary school districts. SUPERINTENDENT M. E. LARIVE The Board has divided itself into five com- mittees consisting of Maurice Roberts, fi- nance, John Hansen, maintenanceg Jess Min- son, personnel and administration, Boyd Simmons, capital outlayg and Lee Allen, aux- iliary agencies. The purpose of this is to serve the district by providing public education which meets with the requirements as issued by the constitution, the school code, and the county and state authorities. The Board is the basic factor in Redmond Union High School, and serves as a judicial and legislative body. The Board of Education holds its meetings regularly at the high school, the second Mon- day of each month at 8 p.m. These five men play an important part in insuring high standards of educational facilities for the stu- dents in Redmond Union High School. School Board Members: fLeft to rightl: Jess Minson, John Hansen, Boyd Simmons, Lee Allen, Maurice Roberts 2 gg. brim ' ., f L. F-2,1