Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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DEAN OF GIRLS The veteran of the administrative staff, MISS RANDALL has served for seven years as DEAN OF GIRLS. In addition to being girls' counselor, she helps with the tremen- dous iob of registration. If a girl needs rescheduling at the end of a semester, Miss Randall helps her choose new subjects. As if her iob of registering and counseling were not enough, she is also advisor for three groups-C-I2, J. C. Aides, and Girls' League. THEIR ADVICE WAS WELCOME. DEAN OF BOYS Serving as DEAN OF BOYS for two years, MR. SCALLON was very busy this year. He registered students, dropped them from one course in favor of another, mediated in student-teacher disagreements, and, in general, helped make the school year as effective as possible for all concerned. He could tell a student whether he should attend college and, if so, supply informa- tion on which one to attend. Any student, then, who needed help, could find a sym- pathetic listener in this administrator.

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MAN FRIDAY You mighT say ThaT KEN SIMON, This year's VICE PRINCIPAL, has come up Through The ranks. He enTered The school as a classroom Teacher abouT one-half year before Mr. Jacoby, five years ago. ATTer Teaching one year, he was promoTed To Dean of Boys. A very popular dean Tor Two years, he was again promoTecl, This Time To The posiTion which he has held, likewise, for Two years-The VICE PRlNCIPALship.

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HEAD SECRETARY JO SLOCUM, wiThouT whom The office would be mayhem, compleTed her sixTh year as PERSONAL SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL, she also TaughT a class of Twen- Ty office girls. Working Twelve monThs of The year, she made up all The regisTraTion forms and payrolls. Hers, Too, was The responsibiliTy of Typing The reporTs which were submiTTed To boTh The counTy and sTaTe. If onelneeded informaTion which was anywhere in The high school office, JO could supply iT. NO SCHOOL COULD OPERATE WITHOUT THEM. irllmllUv'l'f' ASSISTANT SECRETARIES MRS. LONG, ATTENDANCE SECRETARY for Three years, wiTh The vice principal, phoned parenTs, made ouT daily bulleTins, Typed eligibiliTy lisTs, and posTed daily aT- Tendance. MRS. MCGHEHEY, RECORDS SECRETARY, ioined The office sTaTf This year. Her main responsibiliTies were keeping permanenT record cards up-To-daTe, sending away for TranscripTs of new sTudenTs, and operaTing The Heccokwick, a machine which makes copies of permanenT record cards.