Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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New System Cuts Absences he new planned absence sys- tem required the students to bring a note from his parents three days in advance of the absence. The counse- lor would then review the note and send it home with the student for sig- nature by his parent. After this was done, the student would bring the note back to the counselor, who would then approve it. This system cut down the number of dishonest planned absences immensely. - al Boys' Dean Mr. Welch helps set up equip- ment for a presentation. bl Concerning her arena duties, Teresa Mead receives instruc- tions from Mr. Welch. cf Girls' Dean Mrs. Fread stops her work to answer a student's question. dl Leaving Mr. Loomis's office, Mr. Welch seems satisfied with the answers to his questions. el Girls' Dean Mrs. Fread relaxes after making 25 calls to parents. fl Boys' Dean Mr. Welch reviews an announcement to be made later. gl Looking over scholarship offers for RHS seniors is another of Mrs. Fread's jobs. hl Girls' Dean Mrs. Fread and Counseling Cen- ter aide Rick Snyder review the Oregon Finan- cial Aid Form. stub, . Y . N.. ' , slr! ' r 'en-itg I 4- .A' gbllrjgl 7' Bimbo., -, 1, ,cpl

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'Study Hctll' Keeps Order Two years ago the administra- tion decided that the six-period day did not allow enough opportunities for many students. To meet this need, the seven-period day was introduced by Vice-Principal Allen Ricketts. For those who did not want a seven- period work load, they were allowed a resource period. But because of the extremely bad use of free time and the litter problem, the administration changed to a more controlled study hall. This period still enabled stu- dents to work, either in a study hall or another area. Vice-Principal 17

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