Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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School Board 4 Booster Club The school board tried hard to make a difference this year. They made several decisions effecting the students. Among them were: the financial support needed to make it possible to produce an annual this year, the allocation of funds for a new bus. and giving the permission needed for the seniors to take a one day skip. The year ran smoothly under their administration. This year the board had two new members. Van Woodside and Richard Dodge. The chairman was Shirley Susac and the vice-chairman was Ed Coburn. The Booster Club continued to support athletics, academics. school spirit and students in general. Without the Booster Club we would not have had the enthusiasm needed throughout the year. They proved their dedication by always being there when needed and by never considering anything impossible”. The WCUHS students wish to thank Deraid Walker. President; Margaret Davis. Treasurer; Pat Davis, Vice-president; and Darlene Hough, Secretary. Our thanks also go to all of the members of the Booster Club for their continued support throughout the years. 1. Pat Davis and Margaret Davis. Booster club officers. Not pictured. Deraid Walker and Darlene Hough 2 Ed Coburn. Fred Ashley. Van Woodside. and Shirley Susac. Not pictured. Richard Dodge. 5

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Administration This year, a new person joined the administration at WCUHS. Mr. Bruce Steele became the new vice-principal counselor. He joined Mr. Willard, Mrs. Parman, and Mrs. Kennedy to make up an excellent administration. Again, the administration encouraged school events and student involvement. This influence was strongly felt and helped to motivate the students. We can only hope the following administration will do as well. 1. Mr. Willard, superintendent. 2 The administrative powers at work to run our school. 3. Mr Steele, counselor. 4. Mrs. Kennedy, secretary. 5. Mrs Parman. district clerk. 4

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1 faculty This year, we were fortunate enough to gain three new teachers. Miss Adams, Mr. Showers, and Mr. Steele. They joined the experienced instructors from last year to form a group with a variety of styles and methods. Most of the teachers were involved in some sort of activity as advisors or observers. This gave them the chance to get to know the students and work with them. 1 Miss Adams. English P.E. 2. Mr. Froemming. Science 3. Mrs. Froemming. Science 4 Mrs Houk. Business 5. Mr. Howey. P.E. Health 6. Mrs. Lewis, Library 7. Mrs. McKnight. English 8 Mr Rice. Industrial Arts 9. Mrs. Season. Home Economics Art 10 Mr. Schackman. Social Science 11. Mr Showers. French Music English 12. Mr. Steele. Math Computers 13. Miss Wong. Math 14 Mr. Portwood. Social Science. 6