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4 ----A g l' , .Fw .1 40 x r -hx BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Leo Egg, Norm Lantz, Robert Beesley, Roy Snabel, chairman, .Mrs. Lou Shive. clerk, Mrs. Joan Howard, office manager, James L. Brown, superintendent-principal. 4Not pictured: Dr. John F Dorsch.J R Zlnion Jliqla, Sdzool fbbihiol W-I-f Redmond Union High School is School Dis- trict U-1-J and draws its more than 530 stu- dents from six districts which have organized together to provide a high school education for children living in an area of 644 square miles lying in parts of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook counties. The districts organized into this union high school since a high school was started in Redmond in 1915 now include Alfalfa, Powell Butte section of Crook County, Red- mond No. 2 which includes Opal City, Red- mond and Plainview, Tumalo, Lower Bridge, Cloverdale and Terrebonne. An elaborate and expensive bus system is maintained to trans- port students from these various districts. Five individuals from this union district are elected by the people to serve as the board of education. Because this is essen- tially a rural area, representation is main- tained from the rural areas as well as the city of Redmond itself. Mr. Snabel lives in Powell Butte, Dr. Dorsch and Mr. Egg in Redmond, Mr. Beesley in Tumalo and Mr. Lantz in Terrebonne. This board of education meets on the sec- ond Monday of each month with the superin- tendent to conduct school business and is essentially a policy-making group. The board legislates and establishes general policies, de- termines the curriculum offerings, prepares an annual budget with the five appointed members of the budget board, decides on building programs, determines policies for school attendance, and interprets the com- munity's attitude toward the kind of facili- ties to be provided for education. They ope- rate the school according to state, federal and county laws. They are elected for five-year terms and serve without remuneration.
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ami. James L. Brown Superintendent-Principal Mrs. Marguerite Lowry William H. Fisher Deans Clayton E. Norton Assistant Principal
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