Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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lr o I My Z, li. . ' 1' , 'swltvff 1 Mr. Eskelson and Mrs. Broacldus busily scan a rnag- Mr. Bulfinch and Mr. Flannery discuss the inter-class azine article to be read in English class. speech contest. of Z ' Mr, Wilkie geeg ever a paper deadline Wifh Larry Crain Mrs. Fread, Mrs. Lorraine, and Mr. Bailey, all teachers anol Wendy Bingham in Orange R. of foreign languages, pause from a chat to have their picture taken.

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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.

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Mr. Scudder, Department Head, looks up from his work to smile at the photographer. History, made easy by interesting classes, enables the students to avoid the pitfalls of the past. Study of previous wars, depres- sions, and natural disasters provide the key to future security. History classes offered at R.H.S. not only build a good basis for further study, but also give tomorrovv's citizens the well-rounded background needed in a mod- ern, educated society. I I I Mr. Smith, Mr. Hoffman, and Mr. Easter line up for Mr. Watson, Mr. Gruwell, and Mr. Edie discuss world the cameraman. affairs.