Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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I 4 is-.- v E ifffzi 4 Q . lain., .lf b F l ii. it if-A .fs- f '. URN -i'NI 'UL-av Q if -'-, il., Qi ' 'uma Q at gr 4. Q K-4? in 'ilu- Mr. Leonard B. Mayfield, superintendent of schools, is one of those competent, brilliant individuals who can still manage to be friendly and personal. He holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Oregon, and has done graduate work at Stanford ano the Universit, ct California. Toe little mottcs and pithy sayings which adorn his office are a ver-, good indication of his own character. Modesty, and a genuine happiness at being a part of the Medford School system are evident in his conversation. As he expresses it, it's a pleasure to work in a system with such an interested and sepportfng ccrnnwnity. Mr. Mayfield believes that it is his duty not so much to improve the system as to keep it with such a high rating.

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Mr. Frank Bash is well ac- quainted with school prob- lems since he has three chil- dren ot his own. His job as vice president and comptrol- Ier of California-Oregon Pow- er Company doesn't take up so much of his time that he can't also serve on local and state education committees. BOARD serves Mrs. Stephen Nye, vice chairman of the board, was once a Teacher in the Med- ford school system. As board member she did graduate work to help her cope a lit- tle better vvith the problems of the teachers and students. A further distinction is an of- ficership in the State School Board Association. Mr. Otto Ewaldsen, chair- man ot the school board, has a great variety ot activities in addition to his job as co- ovvner and manager of Swem's. Besides being an officer in the Army Reserve, he is now president of the Medford Chamber of Com- merce.