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Corbin, Vicki 6th Grade Cox, Charles Cross Guard Cox, Christine Bus Driver Medford Staff Anthony, Janice Cafeteria Auwen, Ted Band—Vocal Blubaugh, Donald J. Vice President Bocox, George H. Member Boyd, Jackie 5th Grade Boyer, Cleetis Math Boyer, Deloris Secretary Bruner, Darrell A. Member Bullard, Stella 2nd Grade Catherwood, John Art—Photo
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A lot of new projects were completed in Medford this year. A new tennis courfwas constructed. The old theatre was made into a flower shop. Medford received a new ambulance equipped with the latest devices. Approximately 30 people took the first aid courses. They learned how to drive and operate the equipment in the ambulance. Long time Medford dentist Dr. Lynn retired as was replaced by Dr. George Williams. A $ew optomitrist arrived in Med- ford and his office is located in the Medford Cliriio, For the fist time in many years, Medford only has one grocery store, Mr. T's IGA, after the closing of the Red Bud store. A new quick shop was erected as a convenience torc. For the first time in about 10 years, Medford has two foreign exchanges students, both from Brazil. They arrived during the second semester. They are Staying with two families who volunteered to keep them. Medford has a lot of activities planned for the Bicentennial year. Mrs. Gladys Warren, chairman of the Bicen- tennial Committee visited Medford in the Fall to present Mayor Charles Divclbiss with the Bicentennial Charter and flag. The Flag raising ceremony was conducted by the Vance Air Force Base Color Guard. Change was evident in the Medford School system as eight faculty members resigned. Those eight positions were filled by the beginning of the new school term. Many people were reminded of those dust bowl days in the 30's as strong winds blew across the baren wheat fields stricken by dry weather, green bugs, mites and army worms.
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Medford Staff Keith, Evelyn Secretary Keown, Betty 6th Grade Kessinger, John Principal Kirchoffner, Frank Ath—Sci Kretchmar, Henry President Kuehny, Paul Mech. Drawing Mitchell, Gene Counselor—Sci Mitchell, Mildred 1st Grade Mund, Mae Cafeteria Neuman, Alvin Custodian Nipper, Frances Spec. Ed.—Reading Nollenberger, David Bus. —Yearbook Nuttall, Neil Ath—Soc. Studies t
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