Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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i? 6 ‘ “A A phy re kee 4 Tie y ADMINISTRATORS DIRECT wer wor Ga Af yr oN ‘ow, PROGRAM gh eR AO” Re IA ho OM er eae tt 7. as i iv » Yi ASX Soe An administrator must have many individual talents “.% oe C g Hye cm OF and abilities. He must become an integral part of a nee we yor ‘ an ; team, where four people work as one. Mr. Charles a RSs »- Ue P NA wa Jones, Wilson’s principal for two years, coordinates L sp — and directs all school activities. Completing the staff pr? Xs Ca; yi Pas are Wilson’s three vice-principals. Mrs. Mabel Whitted yer en heads the counseling program; Mr. William Craig is U Wea N | responsible for attendance and discipline; and Mr. + VS | James Fenwick guides the school’s curriculum. a S . ‘—- or Mr. Fenwick, Mrs. Whitted, and Mr. Craig engage in one of their many planning sessions. MR. WILLIAM CRAIG MR. JAMES FENWICK MRS. MABEL WHITTED ba — Sa hie i)

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Toni Sedlock, Ken Reudy, and Arlo Sukut view their artistic achievements which later won them awards. Ss, . en g y 8 ss nf oes ti WUA 2g N . or Ye . my yw? a % 5 aes ee a ‘ Lo ¢ px 4x “ ELISABETH O. BORDEN University of Portland B.A., M.Ed., General Art 1-2, Commercial Art 1-2, Art Seminar, German 7-8, Rifle Club. HENRY N. HEINE University of Oregon B.S., M.Ed., General Art 1-2, 3-4, Pottery, Understanding Art, Advisor to Gold Key, Advisor Art Fair. RICHARD W. VOLL Lewis and Clark College B.A., M.Ed., Art Classes, Varsity Football Coach.