BOB MACAULEY

Bob Macauley had a huge impact on the development of the “new” Sisters High

School, after the absence of a community high school for 25 years. He was

instrumental in the opening of the Sisters Middle/High School in 1992, starting as a

coach and instructor, then serving as SHS assistant principal starting in 1998, and

ultimately becoming SHS principal in 2002. He continued to serve as principal of

Sisters High School through 2011, when he then became principal at Glencoe High

School in the Hillsboro, Oregon School District. Coach Macauley also was head

football coach from 1992 through 2011 (with a short gap during 2008) and built the

program from the ground up into an Oregon powerhouse, leading the team to

state championships in 1998 and 2000. He was named Oregon football coach of the

year four times. During his tenure as coach and principal, Bob helped to establish

and promote relationships that resulted in the community overwhelmingly

embracing and supporting the Sisters schools. He also helped establish fundraising

programs, such as the Outlaw Open, that have raised hundreds of thousands of

dollars for the schools. However, while Bob strived for success in the classroom

and on the playing fields, he was most concerned with the building of teamwork

and the character of each individual – a true “maker of men and women.”

OUR TEAM • OUR TOWN • OUR TRADITION

SISTERS SCHOOL DISTRICT

OUTLAW HALL OF FAME • 2015 INDUCTEE