Junior Aides'
Training Ready
Roseburg High School Com
munity Aides begin training at the
two Roseburg hospitals Nov. 12.
There are 22 students set to train
at Douglas Community hospital
and five girls at Mercy hospital.
Classes will be held from two to
three weeks. Then the aides will
don 'blue and white striped uni
forms and work four hours a night
two nights a week.
The new members will receive
training in hospital ethics, cleaning
a unit after a patient is discharg
ed, serving food trays, feeding pa
and taking temperature, pulse and
respiration.
The aides help the staff and pa
tients in any way possible. They
must follow the rulea just as any
hospital ataff member does.
Two meetings are held after
school each month at Roseburg
High. Also, one night meeting per
month is scheduled. This year
Douglas High girls will attend the
Bight meetings. The president of
JC Aides is Roland Beecroft, the
only boy in the club.
Several of the students work at
the hospitals during the summer.
Chemistry Course
New In Roseburg
Chemistry II has been offered
for the first time at Roseburg
High School as an experimental
course, according to a release
from the RHS News Bureau.
Warren Schwartz, chemisty
teacher stated that be is
trying to duplicate college fresh
men chemistry and thinks that
there is a slight chance for the
students to get college credit. The
only way thia would be possible
is for the students to get a high
enough score on an advance place
ment test at a college that gives
credit.
Schwartz also stated that high
school chemistry is changing, not
in subject matter but in the meth
od of presentation.
James Strasburg, biology teach
er at RHS, said science teachers
are hoping for mor laboratory
work in the future.
New Machine
Tallies Funds
A new bookkeeping machine has
been acquired by the Roseburg
High School business department.
The machine will be used in re
cording funds turned in by RHS
clubs and organizations.
The machine is similar to those
used in banks. Stated simply, the
machine is geared to keep a run
ning tally on each club account.
Once a beginning balance is es
tablished, each receipt of money
recorded mechanically increases
the tally while a payment by the
club would decrease the statement.
The machine provides a fast and
convenient method for groups to
determine their cash balance.
Ralph Snyder, faculty business
manager, owns the machine and is
leasing it to the school.
Future Teachers
To Attend Confab
Members of the Roseburg High
School chapter of Future Teachers
of America (FTA) will travel to
McMinnviile for the annual FTA
state convention on Friday and
Saturday.
Those who will attend are Karen
Sherwood, junior; Marian Stamp
ka. senior; Alice Edwards and
Patti Doerner, sophomores. Glen
Brady, club adviser, will accom
pany the group.
A banquet will be held Friday.
A tour of Linfield College, a busi
ness meeting and luncheon will
take place Saturday.
Pamphlets will be distributed Ibis
week by the Roseburg chapter of
FTA to business offices in Rose
burg. These pamphlets include in
formation on improving schools
and teaching as a career.
Vikings Start Photo Club
A photography club has been in
stituted at Myrtle Creek High
School with teams of students tak
ing pictures and developing them
in the dark room. Roger Yorton,
Myrtle Creek High School chemis
try teacher, it director of the group
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BOY AND GIRL of the month ot Yoncollo High School for
November ore Dennis Carney ond Francis Huntington. The
two, both highly active in school affairs, were selected for
the honor by the annuo! ond newspaper staff.
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Sutherlin GAAers
Attend Club Events
Sutherlin High School girls be
longing to the Girls' Athletic Asso
ciation recently participated in
two activities.
The first was a swimming party
held at the YMCA in Roseburg.
It was attended by Donna Vassor,
Mary Ellen Farmer, Sharon Be
ver, Linda Koch, Annette Ogles
by, Roz Medford, Janet Johnson,
Mina Guin, Susan Seaburg, Ruby
Franklin, Edith Va.-. Cleave, Ruth
Harvey, Sherri Hopper, Barbara
Shorey, Sharon Kenwisher, Edna
Williams, Palsy Samarron, Chris
tine Harvey, Sandy Bowler and Ei
leen Kenwisher.
The other activity was the Doug
las High GAA Playday which the
Sutherlin girls attended.
Participating in this event were
Linda Noodie, Patsy Samarron,
Karen Chandler, Toni Gilbert, Bon
nie Findley, Sandra Drake, Mary
Jarris, Barbara Probst, and Bar
bara Ames.
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Formed At Canyonvile
The Future Teachers of Amer
ica chapter at CanyonviUe Bible
Academy has begun its second
year of organization with election
of officers and outline of the year's
activities under the sponsorship of
L. C. Masters, principal of the
school.
Frances Birch was elected presi
dent; Joyce Storm, vice president;
iiu .iitfiiciiB tt uuui, secretary.
There are about 20 members in
the chapter.
Recently, each member audited
the class of his or her choice at
CBA, observing teaching methods.
Several of the members plan to
replace teachers who will be ab
sent Nov. when they attend the
Douglas County teachers' institute.
Plans have also been made to
visit a CBA faculty meeting and
to visit other local schools.
"Teaching Methods" is the study
subject for meetings.
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'Androcles And The Lion1 Set
For December; Cast Selected
Cast for Myrtle Creek High
School's drama ot "Androcles and
the Lion" has been selected. It
will be presented in rooms B 1
and B-2 of the high school Dec.
7 and 8.
Cast and roles are as follows:
Nina Wilbanks, the lion; Marge
Meier. Megaera; Steve Smith, An
drocles; Vic Fitipatrick, Centuri-
Publisher Slated
For School Talk
Logan White, publisher of the
Sutherlin Sun-Tribune, will speak
on the need for national unity and
the threat of Communism as it
pertains to the teen-ager at a spe
cial Sutherlin Junior High School
assembly program at 2:15 p m.
Thursday, according to Mrs. Jerry
DeMutn, Sutherlin correspondent.
Program State-Wide
The special program is a part of
a state-wide program to promote
more enthusiastic Americanism
among the youth of Oregon.
Preceding White's talk a group
ot eighth graders under the direc
tion of Mrs. Georgia Clarke, will
sing several patriotic songs.
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Glide Honor Society
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Clarence Bakken, junior, is the
new president of Glide High's chap
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He was elected by secret ballot at
the organization's Oct. 22 meeting.
Other officers include Alda
Brumbach, vice president; Norma'
Haas, secretary; and Arlene Paul
son, treasurer. This year, Glide
High School will host the annual
NHS initiation banquet March 8.
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