Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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i. -it I 1 Q . 3 MIKE DELLER - Superintendent MR. M. C. DELLER climaxed his eighth year as Super- intendent in the Roseburg School District. He and the school board presented to the public, via radio, tele- vision, and the newspaper, the various facets of a vital bond issue resulting, in part, from the Roseburg disaster. Working closely with Mr. Deller, MR. JACOBY, who was promoted from high school principal to Assistant Superintendent, was faced with many iobs - conducting in-service meetings, hiring teachers, and completing the HARRY JACOBY - Assistant Superintendent school census. In addition, he acted as consultant to the new, administratively appointed Teacher Economic Wel- fare Committee. THE SCHOOL BOARD members freely gave of their time in a planning program which included the con- struction of two elementary schools, an addition to Joseph Lane and the introduction of a 6-3-3 system through the conversion of Fullerton into a Junior High. SCHOOL BOARD: Vic Micelli, Clerk, Nels Lindell, Harold Hoyt, Art Lamka, Darley Ware, Dudley Walton, Chairman, Mike Deller, Superintendent.