Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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TH E CRATEIZ, l93l 1 K 1 - - Miss DORIS BA1ER English University of Dubuoue Miss HARRIETT BALDWIN Music Univerxily of Oregon MR. RALPH BAILEY History, Civics, Forensics Public Speaking , rzizferslly of Oregon x Miss MVRNA BARRETT Librarian Morningside College Miss EULA BENSON Mathematics Unioerxlly of Oregon Romance Languages Unizferxlly of Oregon Miss GERTRUDE BUTLER Cy. MR. DARWIN K. BURGHER Athletic Coach Univerxily of Idaho Miss MAURINE CARROLL Home Economics, Dean of Women Oregon Stale College MR. HAXRRY F. COPE Science ljnlzzersily of Washington Miss CARIN DEGERMARK Girls' Physical Ed. Instructor Urziverslly o f Oregon Miss RUTH ELLA IDICKERSON English, Freshman Class Oregon Normal School MRs. GI.ENNlE MAE EARLY English I'vlll7!t'7'J'lfj' of Wichita

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Tl-I E CIIATER, ' l93l ' 1 In keeping with the idea of modernizing Medford's educational system, C. G. Smith was last year named successor to the principalship of Medford high school and during the interim has prov- ed his worth as an executive through his ability to guide the school during a period of expansion unlike any pre- v i o u s l y experienced. Mr. Smith was appointed to the principalship after a brief teaching career when his marked capabilities disting- uished him as one well quali- fied to fill this extremely difficult position. Straighforwardness a n d initiative have distinguished Mr. Smith during his brief career as an executive which witnessed many needed and helpful innovations in the MR- C- G- SMITH high school. The school in general has undergone many changes which placed it on a much higher plane, reflect- ed in the increased cognizance of the high school by the community and state at large. The granting of additional privileges to students, many changes in time and study methods all tended to add materially to the increased smoothness with which school affairs were handled. The complete modernization of the system was highly successful and seemed in anticipation of the occupancy of the new school. State wide relations in athletics, for- ensics, and other fields all helped to broaden the scope of the high school. The com- pleteness and smoothness with which these were carried out greatly enhanced the name of Medford high school. Mr. Smith also worked exhaustively in planning the new school, the building of which will crown his efforts as principal. 17

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VvVv Miss JOHNNIE FLEET History, Civics Lhiwfsily of lllirsoufi Miss MARY GILBERT English W illomeffe Il'11ivef.fi!y Miss FERN H.ARTSOOK Latin Cow College, Iowa MR. EDWARD Hussowc Biology 6v7li'ZJc'7',Vifj' of lVeo1'zzska MRs. ELIZABETH JEROME Typing, Commercial Contestants Coach Son Jose Normal School Miss MAURINE JOHNSON English, French Unizfersity of Oregon MR. EDWIN KIRTLEV History, Civics. Sociologv Univefsify of Oregon Miss JOSEPHINE KIRTLEV Head of History Department lfniversily of Oregon MR. LELAND KNOX Bookkeeping, Head of Thrift Department Oregon Slale College Miss LORETTA LVNCH Secretary - Porllond MRA LELAND MENTZER Shop, Senior Class Adviser Oregon Slole College Miss LoRA MITCHEI,L Shorthand, Bookkeeping Penmanship Oregon Sfofe College