Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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SIXTH PERIOD CHEMISTRY CLASS is finding whaf things are composed of. MISS RANDALL and hei students are enjoying a class of remedial roading. SOME DELICIOUS DISHES are prepared by the home eco- nomics class.

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MORE SCHOOL SPIRIT something every school needs, is sup- plied by the Pep Band. LEAVING, another day finished, heading for home . . . . Cun, ... BROOK'S STORE—those not in the lunch line at Fullerton ore among the lunch crowds at Brooks. FUN FOR EVERYONE is had at the Dilettante's taffy pull. AN EVERYDAY occurrence is the lunch line seen in Fullorton Gym.

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George Bleile Treasurer Ronnie Graves Lewis Ripperger Assistant Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Prove our Ceadeno . . . Many thanks go to this year’s student council for the fine job it has done in im- proving conditions around the school. The A.S.B. council sponsors many activities throughout the school year, some of which include the direction of interclass rivalry, voting and campaigning for various offices and has the responsibility of governing most of the organizations in school. It was Roseburg’s privilege this year to be the host of the annual district number five regional student council conference on October 22, and October 23, 1951. The purpose of this conference was to exchange ideas and suggestions concerning general school affairs and activities, while promot- 10 ing a better understanding and good will among schools. Howard Rogers, the A.S.B. president, having resigned his office in order to at- tend college, was succeeded by Tom Burke, junior vice-president. Dixie Nay, taking the minutes at each meeting, was secre- tary. George Bleile, handling the finances, was treasurer, and his assistant Ronnv Graves, under Mr. Snyder’s supervision. Lewis Ripperger was the able sergeant-at- arms, keeping order and peace at each meeting. Donna Ellison was sophomore vice-president. Wayne Henninger and Joan Phillips filled the position of fresh- man representatives.