Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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,VN nd-4? MR. GENE M. BEAVER MRS. GRACE BERG MR. RYDER BERG MR. WARREN BRENNER YZ? MRS. JUANITA ANDERSON TEACHERS import knowledge MRS. JUANITA ANDERSON, RN: Trinity Hospital Nursing School, Minot North Dakota, University of Chicago, postgraduate work, Home Nurs- ing, School Nurse, F.N.A. Advisor. MR. GENE M. BEAVER: B.A,, Luther College, U. S. History, World History. MRS. GRACE BERG: B.S., University of Oregon, Dean of Girls, Girls' At- tendance, Girls' League. MR. RYDER BERG: M.A., University of Oregon, Chemistry, Junior Boys' Counselor. Y MR. WARREN BRENNER: M.A., Baylor University, Typing, Tennis Coach, Shutterbug Advisor. MR, SCOTT BRlLL: State Vocational Certificate, Metal Shop. Dry humor, which is as much a part of RYDER seize as an arm or a leg, MP- SCOTT BML endears him to his students, but iT'S his great intelligence and ability that have gained him nationwide recog- nition and many well deserved hon- ors. Among these are Phi Sigma Pi, the national Scholastic society, and a listing in Who's Who in American Education. For fun, he plays golf, fishes, does woodworlning, belongs l to the Elks Club, and the Lively Rogues.

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Secretaries Aid MHS Teachers, Students For approximately one and one-half years, Mrs. Dara Mc- Donald was part of the business staff of the school district. Her iob consisted of the usual office work plus the various jobs con- nected with school such as typing announcements, stenciling tests, taking care of tickets, records, and making out the annual re- port to the State Department. No matter how busy she might be, she always had a smile for everyone and would drop every- thing to help any flustered stu- dent or harassed teacher. A per- fect secretary in every respect, Mrs. McDonald was greatly missed when she resigned just before New Years. When asked her opinion of her iob as secretary, Mrs. Elaine Duffy replied, I like it here. There is never a dull moment. Activity never seems to cease in Medford l-ligh's business office. ln spite of her many duties, Mrs. Duffy is always placid and cheer- ful at school. She certainly has a lot of energy, for she leads a troop of Girl Scouts after school hours. One can always count on Mrs. Duffy for prompt aid on business affairs. All in all, we pronounce her a good Scout. 'fi'

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A person with a mind full of knowledge is MRS. DEL- PHIE COX, who has taught nine subiects including al- gebra, geometry, physics, bookkeeping, Spanish, Lat- in, and physical education. At one time she was the principal ot Lebanon High ' School. But don't think ot her as bookish, she is warm MISS JEAN BROOKS and friendly, Teenagers know her as a teacher who understands. EDUCE thought 9 MISS JEAN BROOKS: B.S., Oregon State College, Homemaking IV, VI, VIII, F.H.A. Advisor, MRS. ELSIE BUTLER: B.S., University of Oregon, Algebra Ill, IV, Trig, Geometry I, ll, lll, Head Math Department, and Chairman Scholarships. MR. HAROLD CARVER: Driver Training Course, Portland State University, Driving ancl Traffic Control. MRS. DELPHIE COX: B.A., University of Oregon, Biology, Junior Girls' Counselor. MISS JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON: B.S., Oregon State College, Typing I, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping I. MR. JOHN DRYSDALE: B.S., University of Oregon, Orchestra, Assistant Band Director, Orchestra Club Advisor. MRS. ELSIE BUTLER MR. HAROLD CARVER MRS- DEI-PHIE COX 1 fs U ,K f-. w ig F , Z sf MR. JOHN DRYSDALE MISS JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON