Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,HODEL 1'i'z'11z Goodwin fl0.YE.l'xfll7 TWV. R. Volk' advanced an slzzdenls. Art Progress Outstanding The Wilson Art department's objective is to bring un- derstanding and appreciation of the many and varied art forms, past and present, to the student, and to de- velop in the student an awareness of the important role of art in the home, school, and community. Young people taking this course are helped to realize their important creative potential in art. The accomplishments of the art department at Wil- son this year have been numerous. Many gold keys and blue ribbons have been awarded for excellence in scholastic art. Excellent representation in both state and county art fairs have brought many top money awards. Many works have been selected from our school for the for- eign art exchange displays overseas even though this honor is presented to only a very few students. Our school has had outstanding contributions to the Ameri- can Legion Poppy Poster Contest and the art depart- ment has built up a tremendous annual art fair. Future plans of the department include building the art program to still greater achievements and solicit- ing more student participation so that the artistic con- tributions will be enlarged. Courses in art apprecia- tion, art history, metal and jewelry, weaving, and crafts are foreseen in the future. PUBLICITY ART CLASS TOP Row: Mr. R. Voll, Ken Ruedy, Linda Hirsch, Molly Shadduck, Karen Johnson, Loretta Plieth, John Bird, and Eric Phifer. BOTTOM Row: Ron Lorenzen, Kathy Weaver, Sue Barlow, Ginny Kinney, Judy Phillipson, Cheryl Smith, and Bob LaSalle. NOT PICTURED: Steve Schriver, and Kathy Owen.

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Vice Principals Aid Students The three vice principals of Wilson were kept very busy this year assisting students with their problems. Mrs. Mabel Whitted is the vice principal in charge of counsel- ing and helps to establish counseling serv- ice for all the classes. She also assists in stu- dent forecasting. Mr. Glenn Houde is in charge of curriculum. It is his job to see that all classes are scheduled and balanced. Mr. William Proppe, vice principal in charge of discipline, keeps order in the school and helps with student problems. All ofthe vice principals work hard each year to better Wilson and help the school in many ways. MR GLENN HOUDE MRS MAREL WHITTED MR. WILLIAM PROPPE, VICE PRINCIPAL CURRICULUM VICE PRINCIPAL COUNSELING VICE PRINCIPAL A IIENIJANCE AND DISCIPLINE

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A TTRA CTI VE display case is arranged lyz D. Voll. 1 ADVANCED . art studenls display their talent on Poppy Posters. HENRY HEINE University of Oregon B.S., lVI.Ed., RICHARD VOLL Lewis and Clark College B.A,, M.Ed., EE Art, Art General 5-6, Commercial General Arg 1-2, 7-8, Ceramics, Study An, Publicity 1-2, Art Publicity for Acts Hall, Aft DISPIHVS, Gold Kev Honorary- Asst. JV Football Coach, jv Basketball Coach. 21