Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Registering approximately 1500 the faculty and office practice girls sublected students to the trials of scheduling, paying fees and buying books During August the 1964 Umpqua was distributed to approximately TTOO stu- dents. The new college-size annual was accepted by all whose bookshelves were large enough to accommodate them. Faculty members pleaded, Keep it down to a low roar! as Rl-lS'ers were ushered through fall registration early the following month. Acquiring their new schedules, students displayed various reactions: knowing frowns or grins of satisfaction. The new school year saw the pressing cafeteria problem partially solved when Kwikie Katerer's initiated lunch services. Girls' League began their yearly ac- tivities with the Big and Little Sister Tea. As cookies and punch were served at the annual event, underclass girls chatted with their Senior sisters. Two days later at the welcoming assembly Mark Sohn introduced our new principal, Mr, Thompson. Since Mr. Thompson forgot his list of teachers' names, new teachers were recognized by rising. Foreign exchange students, Bar- bro Rigardt and Peter Muehlbauer, greet- ed Roseburg High students.

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Campus Journal With affection beaming out of one eye and calculation shining out of the other. -Dickens C p J 17

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i A time of reminiscing the past year's activities follows the distribution of the 1964 Umpqua. 0 0 Students Anticipate the New School Year Kwikie Katerer's, serving the only high school in District 4 without a cafeteria, offers a variety of tasty lunch snacks to ravenous students. Fall I9