Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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School Board Bottom Row: Mr. Dale Landers, Mr. Noel Groshong, Mrs. Kathy Bakken (Director). Top Row: Mr. Dennis Oit, Mr. Jim Conn, Mr. Werner Buchlcr. Mr Scott Landers. A Christmas consultation proved profitable for Mr. Kammerman, our principal. Left: Stewart Iverson, Vice Principal. Right: William Welch, Director of Athletics STEVE IVE Administration 19

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Active School Board Makes Big Changes School board members were instrumental in bringing about changes in Dist. 4. After endless debate over land on Stewart Parkway Blvd, once considered for a new high school, they decided to put the land for sale. The land, whose value was set at from $650,000 to $2.5 million, was to be sold for basic industry, which would create jobs in Douglas County. Another change was the introduction of a new com- puter class at Jo Lane Jr. High. This class would go into effect in the coming year. Exciting things happened in the lives of the board Kathy Bakken played an important role in the popular OKLAHOMA, and new board member Scott Lander was censured for “conflict of interest” in regard to the sale of his Christmas trees to a sales person who would use Riverside School for the sales location. The whole episode blew over with the feeling that new members should be carefully instructed concerning such matters in the future. In Feb., the board approved of an insurance plan protecting students who were hurt in athletics for $1.00 After ten years of serving Roseburg Public Schools, Dr. Murl Anderson retired. He attributed the efficiency of the district to the staff of the school board. Three he would miss: his colleagues, the team, and the challenge of leading. Dr. Murl Anderson, superintendent 18 Administration Mr. John Thomas, vice principal, not only pursued his administrative duties but also coached Girls' varsity basketball and counseled forty “talented and gifted Students-

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Mr. Jerry Droscher explains a complicated problem simply. Mrs. Lorraine Ramseyer discusses dropping a problem student from Mrs. Sanders' physical education class. The cvcr-clusive Mrs. Kathy Crenshaw poses for a rare picture. 20 Counselors