Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Principal's Message The importance of Education for TODAY and for TOMORROW cannot be stressed too much. Every one in America is making a greater effort to obtain as much education as possible. Students in Rose burg Senior High School, by and large, are very sincere in their efforts to obtain a good general education. Many, many students are working close to capacity and a few are working to capacity. The Faculty, Counselors, and the Administration are working diligently to assist all of the students in achieving their goals. Besides the academic program, students should engage in worth-while activities. These activities sup- plement the regular program but clo not take its place. Many students enioy the satisfactions derived from vigorous participation in Athletics, Dramatics, Forensics, Journalism, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Clubs, Class and Student Body activities. These provide opportunities for additional physical, moral and social growth. This training in working together is the backbone of our democracy. You will be the citizens and the leaders of TOMORROW! Work hard TODAY because you are needed by our country for the exciting TOMORROW. Seniors of the Class of 1960, l wish you happiness and success. Your TOMORROW starts TODAY! Q I9

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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.

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RALPH TETERS, Vice-Principal Their Jobs: Detail, Helping students achieve optimum adiustment is the main obiective ot our two deans and vice-principal. Mr. Teters spends much time taking charge of at- tendance, scheduling students and applying discipline in hopes of impressing upon the minds of the students the importance of good citizenship. In Miss Randall's eleven years as dean of girls she has given much of her time before and after school in listening to the many problems of the girls and help- ing them make plans for the future. She is also advisor of C-12, Girls' League, and J. C. Aides. Mr. Withnell, dean of boys, advises the boys, sched- ules students, and supervises the student council. He points students in the right direction by being a sympa- thetic listener and conscientious advisor. ELIZABETH RANDALL, Dean of Girls HAROLD WITHNELL, Dean Of BOYS Wk ,fa f'Nuuv-fig Q., .