Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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C IQ' MEMBERS OF HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION-Leo Egg, Dr. John Dorsch, chairman, James L. Brown, superintendent-principalg Robert Beesleyg Clayton Norton, assistant principal, Norm Lantz, Mrs. Lou Shive, clerk. I2 wma, afar. saw, mam: any Redmond Union High School is School Dis- trict U-1-J and draws its more than 530 stu- dents from eight districts which have or- ganized 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. Districts organized into this union high school since it was started in Redmond in 1915 now include Alfalfa, Powell Butte sec- tion of Crook County, Opal City, Redmond and Plainview, Tumalo, Lower Bridge, Clo- verdale and Terrebonne. An elaborate and expensive bus system is maintained to trans- port students from these various districts. Leo Egg and John Dorsch, Redmond, Bob Beesley, Tumalo, and Norm Lantz, Terre- bonne, were elected by district residents to serve on the board of education. This board of education meets on the sec- ond Monday of each month with the super- intendent to conduct school business and is essentially a policy-making group. The board legislates and establishes general policies, determines the curriculum offerings, pre- pares an annual budget with the 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 oper- ate the school according to state, federal and county laws. They are elected for five-year terms and serve without remuneration. Deans and Assistant Principal On opposite page at the upper left are pic- tured Deans William H. Fisher and Mrs. Marguerite Lowry Cstandingj and Assistant Principal Clayton E. Norton. Clayton Norton's duties as Assistant Prin- cipal are to make out monthly attendance reports, to supervise student registration, to arrange for substitute teachers, to serve as registrar, and to help with guidance and dis- ciplinary action. As dean of girls, Mrs. Lowry issues ab- sentee slips, advance make-up slips, tardiness excuses, gives personal guidance, and as- sists the students in applying for college scholarships. William H. Fisher, dean of boys, is in charge of checking on daily attendances, clearing absences, counseling students, and helping the seniors apply for college scholar- ships.

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rf' FACULTY-tBack rowj James L. Brown, George Miller. William Fisher, Walter Buettgenbach, Harry Gobelman, Don Lowry, Charles Porfily, Howard Kauffman. lRow 21 Clyde Moore, Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Keith Clark, Charles Ward, Don Yeager, James Baker, Lorence Savage, Mrs. Nancy Fultz, Mrs. Helen Hurney. KI-'ront rowi Mrs. Della Bell, Mrs. Vona Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Armbruster, Dalton Clark, Clayton Norton, Gale Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman, Mrs. Marian Brown, Mrs. Irene Boone. fNot pictured: Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen, Mrs. Margaret Young., emu., Mrs. Dorothy Armbruster'-B. A., University of Iowa, solid geometry and trigonometry, plane geometry, mechanical drawing, junior class adviser, 2nd year at RUHS. James A. Baker'-B. S., University of Oregon, library science, previous teaching experience: Grant Union High in John Day, lst year at RUHS. Mrs. Della Bell-B. A., M. Ed., Linfield College, Typing I, journalism, student publications adviser, previous teaching ex- perience: Culver and Ione high schools, 12th year at RUHS. Mrs. Irene Boone-B. A., University of Oregon, M. S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, Stenography I and II, Typing II, bookkeep- ing, junior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Albany, Bend, Carlisle in Pennsylvania high schools, 13th year at RUHS. James L. Brown-B. A., Universitv of Montana, M. Ed., Univer- sity of Oregon, Superintendent-Principal, Student Council adviser, previous teaching experience: Klamath Falls, Dallas, Hood River. Parkrose in Portland and Minnesota High Schools, 7th year at RUHS. Mrs. Marian Brown-B. S., North Dakota State College, Latin I and II, English II, junior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Amboy High in Minnesota, 4th year at RUHS. Walter Buettgenbach-B. A., Nebraska State Teachers College, M. Ed., Oregon State College, Mathematics I, general business, biology, freshman football coach, previous teaching experience, Hood River, Pendleton, John Day, Payette in Idaho, LaPine, and Los Animas in California high schools, University of Denver and Regis College, Ist year at RUHS. Dalton Clark-B. S., Oregon State College, Agriculture III. Gen- eral Shop I and II, FI-'A adviser, previous teaching experience: Grant County, Richland, and Redmond veterans instructor, 3rd year at RUHS. , Keith Clark-B. A., Oregon College of Education, M. A., Univer- sity of Oregon, English II and IV, Honor Society adviser, previous teaching experience, Eastside and Terrebonne elementary schools, 7th year at RUHS. Gale Davis-B. S., Oregon College of Education, M. Ed., Univer- sity of Oregon, General Math I and II, football coach, assistant wrestling coach, previous teaching experience: Bend and Illinois Valley High Schools, 1st year at RUHS. William H. FishetiB. A., Willamette University, social eco- nomics, dean of boys, senior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Independence, La Grande, Halfway high schoolsi 11th year at RUHS. Mrs. Nancy A. Fultz-'B. S., University of Oregon, Art I and II, English I, F.T.A. and freshman adviser, previous teaching experience: Oakridge High School, Junction City Junior High, 3rd year at RUHS. Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman-B. A., Culver Stockton' College, Canton. Missouri, Spanish 1 and II, English I, previous teaching expen- ence, Oakview School in Missouri, 3rd year at RUHS. Harry Gobelman-B. S., M. S., University of Oregon, boys physical education, wrestling and track coach, athletic director, Lettermen's Club adviser, 11th year at RUHS. Mrs. Helen Hurney--B. A., University of Oregon, Algebra I and II, Keyettes and senior class adviser, previous teaching experi- nce: Grant Union High in John Day and Franklin High in Portland, 6th year at RUHS. Howard Kauffman-B. S., Pacific University, general science, freshman class adviser, JV football coach, head basketball and baseball coach, previous teaching experience: Knappa High, 3rd year at RUHS. Don Lowry-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Dakota, American history, Rally Club adviser, JV basketball coach, Sth year at RUHS. Mrs. Marguerite Lowry-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Dakota, Girls Health and P. E. I and II, Drill, dean of girls, Pep Club, rally squad and club, and Redmond Junior Bowlers Adviser, 9th year at RUHS. George A. MilleriB. A., Notre Dame, English III, sophomore class adviser, freshman basketball coach, previous teaching ex- perience: Minnesota and North Dakota, 4th year at RUHS. Mrs. Vona B. Miller-B. S., University of North Dakota, Health and P. E. I and Il, English I, speech, chorus, sophomore class adviser, previous teaching experience: North Dakota and Minne- sota, 4th year at RUHS. Clyde Moore-B. M. E., Oklahoma State College, band, previous teaching experience: Roseburg, 6th year at RUHS. Clayton Norton-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Da- kota, M. Ed., University of Oregon, general science, assistant principal, previous teaching experience: Echo High School, 13th year at RUHS. Charles M. Porfily-B. S., Oregon State College, Vocational Agriculture I, II, IV, I-'FA adviser, 6th year at RUHS. Lorencc Savage--B. S., Eastern Oregon College, English II, world history, assistant football and track coach, previous teaching experience: Elgin High School, 2nd year at RUHS. Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen-B. S., Oregon State College, Home- making I, II, III, IV, FHA adviser, previous teaching experience: Corvallis Junior High, St. Helens Hall in Portland, Rochester Junior High in Minnesota, Washington High in Portland, Young School in Bend, 1st year at RUHS Charles H. Ward-B. A., Eastern Washington College of Edu- cation, M. Ed., Oregon State College, Woodwork I and II, pre- vious teaching experience: Boundary County in Idaho and Colfax in Washington, 10th year at RUHS. Don Yeager-B. S., Oregon State College, drivers education, Key Club adviser, previous teaching experience: Dallas High, 3rd year at RUHS. Mrs. Margaret Young-B. S., University of Washington, M. A., Stanford University, physics, chemistry, biology, Science Club adviser, previous teaching experience: Naches Valley High. Washington, Ist year at RUHS.