Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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MR. DAVID WIENECKE, vice principal B. A. Pacific University M. A. University of Oregon Head Counselor Key Club Advisor Helping students achieve optimum adjustment is the chief objective of the vice principal. Mr. Wienecke spends many hours taking charge of attendance, scheduling students and applying discipline, besides his counseling duties. He has little time to devote to his various hobbies, such as skiing and bowling. Mrs. Dyann Alexander Personal secretary to Mr. Croston, Mrs. Alexander oversees all the work in the main office and teaches the office practice girls the various re- sponsibilities involved in their work. MR. WILLIAM COVERT Willamette University Intermediate Band Band I, II MR. ORLIN ALLEN University of Arkansas General and Basic Math English II Senior Class Play Advisor MRS. BONNIE BAYLEY Jamestown College Math in, V, VI Head of Math Dept. Sophomore Advisor Chorus I, n Ensembles Key Club Advisor Evaluation Steering Committee

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SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 - CLACKAMAS COUNTY SANDY, OREGON May 1, 1962 To the Senior Class of 1962: Your academic alertness during the past four years has kept pace with the achievements in the adult world around you. We will miss you, but we know that you will be going on to future success in the adult world that you are now about to enter. Sincerely, Charles D. Croston Principal The School Board is the representative of the people and as such establishes school policies, handles the district taxpayer's money and hires administrators who make Sandy High a school of which we may be proud. Administration of the board's policies is dele- gated to Mr. Croston, Superintendent and principal, who, with the direct assistance of Mr. Wienecke, the vice principal, and teachers, carries out these established policies. Sandy Union High School is fortunate in having school board members who have an interest in young people and education and who are willing to give freely of their time and knowledge. An effective school board member must have vision, courage and enthusiasm. He must possess the ability to work as a member of a team, to act freely without undue pressure and to keep himself free of petty prejudices. The work of school board members, who have shown the interest and who have put forth such efforts to meet the problems of our growing educational needs, should be appreciated by all adult citizens and high school students. With cooperation and encouragement their jobs will be made easier. Let's take time to express a long overdue thank you to these public servants. Standing: Mr. Amby Calkins, Mr. Orval Fleshman, Mr. Carl Lake. Seated: Mrs. Marie Seematter, Mr. Carl Bell, Mr. Kenneth Frederickson. 4

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MR. ZELDON GERNHART Oregon College of Education Biology II Advanced Biology I Biology Key Club Advisor MRS. DELORES CORNELIUS University of Portland Typing I American Problems American History Senior Advisor MR. JAMES ALLES Saint Benedict Physical Science Counseling General Science Freshman Advisor MISS CONNIE BEYERS Lewis Clark College Heal vh-PE I, II Study Hall G A A-Rally Squad Advisor Dancing Majorette Advisor MRS. HELEN NELSON Oregon State College Bookkeeping Student Books Typing I, FT A Advisor Junior Class Advisor