Ukiah High School - Cougar Tracks Yearbook (Ukiah, OR)

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'N-Q4 F. row, Hrs. E.R. Forbes, Prin. EQR. Forbes, B. row, Hr. C.B. Gilchrist, Mrs. C.B. Gilchrist, Mrs. W.H. Langsten. 7 E.R. Forbes Born on a farm near Neche, North Dakota. Early education in short-term country schools. Sixth, seventh, and eighth grades full nine-month terms. The four high school years were spent at Cavalier, North Dakota. High events of high school were: Winning the 50-yard dash, and acquiring a motorcycle. First taught in a small country school, a short period of military service in World War I interrupted the teaching pro- grams V A graduate of the State Teachers College at Valley City and received his B.A. At Jamestown, North Dakota. Five years prior to coming to Ukiah he was principal and Industrial Arts Instructor at Glyndon, Minnesota. Hobby, a little work shop of his own and time to work in it. '? . 3. il ei,ff',5,,3ifg3f3E 9 nag 'ji '1

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C. B. Gilchrist Mr. C. B. Gilchrist was born near Sioux City, Iowa. At the age of 8, he moved to South Dakota, where he attended school, graduating from Huron College, South Dakota, in 1923, with a degree of Bachelor of Science. After graduation, he began to teach in North Dakota, but returned to South Dakota after two years. In this state he was a teacher, coach, high school principal, and then superin- tendent of schools. In 1943, he was elected as superintendent of Schools at Slletz, Oregon. In 1945 he was vice-principal , Dean of Boys, and Supervisor of Visual Aids at the Union High School at Sweet Home, Oregon. The years of 1946-48 found him as principal of the-Tumpa-lum School at Freewater, Oregon. This year he has been teacher and coach ln Uklah High School. In addition to his training to Huron College, Mr. Gil- christ has attended school at State Teachers College, Moor- head, Minnesota, and at the Eastern Oregon College of Educa- tion, at La Grande. His plans now are to attend Oregon State College for three summers in order to earn a Master's degree in Education. Hrs. Winifred Hillman-Langston Hrs. Langston was born on her grandfathers homestead, re- ceived elementary education in a one room country school in Hayes County, Nebraska, and attended State Normal at Kearney, Nebraska. She taught in the rural school there for four years, before moving to Colorado, where she earned a Colorado Second State Certificate. From there with her family she moved to Idaho and on to Oregon. When the cry for emergency teachers went out, she qualified and has since taught four terms in this state. She has taught the upper grades in the Ukiah School ml has been director of girls physical education in both grades and high school. Mrs. Alice Forbes Alice Forbes was born near Lake Mills, Iowa, and shortly after moved with her parents to Montpelier, North Dakota. She received her elementary education in Manns country school dis- trict, and graduated from the Montpelier High School. She then taught four years in a one-room school near Montpelier. She then went to the State Teachers College at Valley City, North Dakota, where she received a Second Grade professional certificate, after which she taught for three years in various places in North Dakota, in two-room consolidated schools. Before coming to Uklah, Oregon, she lived in Glyndon, Minnesota, for five years. The past two years she has taught in the Ukiah School, in the third, fourth, and fifth grades. She hopes to spend another pleasant term in the Uklah School.