Umatilla High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Umatilla, OR)

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X , X.. X ,..,,XkN , . fy SX X, 5 Because of the increase in students, U.l-l.S. was in need of some new courses which X, X -. X, X Xxx XXX ix N 1 Xxx, t. th A. X -. x i X 7 l Jsfx l The office, lab, storeroom, and artroom of the somewhat new counselor, Dave Lan e. g 4 i yi additions at .I as : . -5 S .5 . ., Q 3 X K rrfr r' , htm..- Q' M f' I u W , an 4 N i fi . Q? !'V .I Terry Wilson, janet Albright, and Rosa Trevino Painting for Fun the Umatilla fire k S hydrants. ii Kim Matzen, Don Anderson, Lynette Trudeau, and Debbie Forbes participate in a mock wedding ceremony. would satisfy both the old and the new. Some ofthe courses were educational from the scholastical standpoint, while others were common sense classes, designed to prepare students to be able to do for themselves. One of these classes was Marriage and Family , where students had mock weddings, and learned how to run the household. Another was Child Care, which taught students the art of caring for a family. One course was Painting for Fun , and the students in this class painted fire hydrants, benches, and other things. Our counseling switched hands this year, too. ln previous years our counselor was Mrs. Vanderhorst, the business teacher. Now it is Mr. Lange. He counsels during Sth, 6th, and 7th periods. lAnd sometimes 4-thlj We feel that he has our best interests at heart. 63