Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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emaafgoqe li A Miss Randall is now in her tenth year as Dean of Girls at R.H.S. ln a iob that entails everything from attending to sick girls to advising clubs, Miss Randall feels that her most important duty is helping K helping girls any way she can. Registration and re-schedul- ing are two of her many other duties in addition to being advisor to C-l2, Girls' League, and J.C. Aids. frm ' My ly VeN,,..,,.s... It ms' c..ws+'f .Q-ff A in Q ig SEATED: Mrs. Maxine Noble. STANDING: Mrs. Dorothy La Fone, Mrs. Evelyn Evans, Mrs. Pauline Rains, Mrs. Jessie Friend. - E ii i Formerly Director of Instrumental Music, Mr. Withnell occupies a new capacity this year as Dean of Boys. Counciling, pre-registration, locker supervision and advisor to Student Coun- cil are iust a few of his many duties. Under- standing and co-operation can always be found in his office. Keeping the school records in order, answering the telephones, and recording grades, credits, and attendance are only a few cf the many tasks of the office secretaries. They served our school well, and R.H.S. is very proud of a iob well done by Mrs. Dorothy La Fone, Library Secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Evans, Attendance Secretary, Mrs. Pauline Rains, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Jessie Friend, Shop Sec- retary, and Mrs. Maxine Noble, Head Secretary. 2l

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...Q-maunnwf-M-W-M-M-a Roseburg High is very fortunate in having Mr. Teters as our new Vice- Principal. He comes to us from Mon- roe Union where he held the post of Principal. Attendance, scheduling, and discipline are his Three most important duties. A good listener, he is ever will- ing to help a student any way he can. Mr. Harry Jacoby is now in his seventh year ot able leadership at R.H.S. Under his guidance, the school has grown and progressed a great de- gree each year. Friendly, helptul, con- siderate, he is always ready to help individuals, groups, or the whole stu- dent body. Wwe- wmgml

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ln the English Department, the student learns not only new information, but he learns to express that which he has experi- enced in the past but has heretofore been unable to expound upon. Foreign languages, Speech, and Journalism are contributors in teaching the skills of communication. Mrs. Riffe, Head of the English Department, smiles as she conducts a lesson to her College Prep class. I I I I I Mr. Barneck is serious as he hands out exam papers Talking over book reports are Mrs. McTaggart and to his first period English class. Miss Turner.