Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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QM E vkca fion THIS ISSUE OF THE KILCHIS DEDICATED TO Miss DOROTHY SMITH Everyone tn the htgh school had occaston to enjoy the results of Mrss Dorothy Smtth s efforts and so tt was wtth dtstmct shock that the student body learned that she was to be out of school for a long pertod of ttme Early tn the fall Mtss Smtth our always pleasant att teacher suffered a severe heart attack and had to be hospttaltzed Needless to say the school and commumty offered therr sympathy but to the students tt was a real loss Thts dedrcated teacher had generously gtven of her talents and good counsel to her art students and to all who come tnto Room l to sec her She had always seen to tt that the front halls were decorated wtth the best of student art from her classes thrs was parttcularly so at Cnrtstmas tttne when she brought forth lovely arttsttc surprtses Thts fact and the fact that students could alw ays eount on Mtss Smtth for ard on posters for use of spectal tools and for a happy smtle made tt only logareal to dedteate thts tssue of the Ktlchts to her 6 . .K I 0 J, . . . h I . . , I , . I . . h I . , . 1 1 - . 3 A I. V . . , . ' , - , 1 1 Y ' s . 1 v ' 1 f. 1 ' ' . , . Y i . . , Q , I 1 J. y.' ,X . , L .

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BOARD or DIRECTORS Q PROVIDED LEADERSHIP J Q FOR DISTRICT 9 S IN TIMES OF RISING SCHOOL POPULATION -5 Chairman of the Board Superintendent of Schools Ted Jacobs Jack Hornback Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Karl Zweifel Jim Coon Glenn Rosenburg Ivan Norris Although not often expressed directly the appreciation of the entire community goes out to these five men elected to serve as board of directors ofTillamook's district 39, and to the superintendent of schools, his assistant, and the district clerk. It is their task each year to insure the continuance of good schools in the area, to care for the present build- ings, and to prepare plans for erection of future structures, to hire good teachers, and to budget funds for the running of one of the county's big businesses: education. Their task this year was complicated by a muchlargerstudent enrollment than they had anticipated necessitating hiring of more teachers and endeavoring to provide rooms for the greater load. They met regularly once a rnonth, and sometimes District Clerk more, in the office of the superintendent conducting Assistant Superintendent Blanche Lemire this business. Certainly few public officials in the John Jensen district served more faithfully than our school board, and the high school student body was definitely appre- ciative for the fine facilities for education provided them.