Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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F fl df W wr ,r if fr ,Awe Y Seated around the special conference table, MRS. NYE, MR EWALDSEN, MRS. JENSEN, MR, BASH prepare to discuss the monthly business of the school board, l 1 A fllll 'linlilllilil MMI! M! ll I tin., 'c f' :fx One day last spring Mr, May- tield contronted Mr. Mentzer with the problem ot a confer- ence table tor the superintend- ble ents ottice. An ordinary ta would have been no problem, but the school board suggested a pear shaoed one, The result, ac- complished by the wood shop classes, is a genuine work ot the cabinet makers art. Around this table, now in the administra- tion ottice, school board sessions talce place. Once each month members lay aside business pre- occupations and personal inter- ests to take up the troubles which beset a consolidated district. How many new books? l-low much new equipment? ln spite ot the problems, the board and adminis- tration maintain a smoothly run- ning district. With critical but admiring eyes, MR. MAY- FIELD DON HANNING, a Mail Tribune reporter, and MR. MENTZER inspect the shop classes' finished proiect. ll! U 'A i 14' 5'4 mn Nazi,- 1 o 1 vivpm, .qw ue MR. BARKER, MR. BRANCHFIELD, and 'ill 1, 55535 5f 00l Swront oisrniwtiou 4 3, H0 20.429 56.554 P9236 13,701 7:61 d U19 6551 2250 K 9446 F0040 Koi 04 9160 IOOJ8 X t

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EFFICIENCY marks Mrs. Darneille and Mrs. Dor- rell, at the Administration office, handle the duties of many peo- ple. To pin down a definite title for the two Girl Fridays would be a difficult task, They greet visitors to the Administration building, type letters, assemble reports, keep files on every stu- dent in the school system, and attend to the Wants of the five grade schools, two lunior highs and the high school. STAFF, BOARD Mr. Mentzer and five boys in the carpentry class designed and built the table of solid oak. Made of floating blocks so that moisture would not affect the wood, and ioined by cement in the most perfect iob imaginable, this table is a real tribute to the skill of Medford l-ligh's wood shop. An interesting sidelight to the story is that the table which was re- placed was built by the boys in shop twenty years ago. While MRS. LILLIAN DORRELL prepares to type a special bulletin to send tothe city schools MRS DON DARNEILLE locates some statistics which Mr, Mayfield needs, r '. x.

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Qetifil SUPERVISORS Medford Schools have Mr Lee Ragsdale to thank tor much of the well rounded sports pro his summer sports program of b eball and tennis H fa slghted planning and abIlIty to demonstrate the sports and games he Introduces keep phys Ical education IFITSFGSTIDQ One of the best men at keeping things coor- dinated is Mr. Justin Dyrud. His job as the Vocal Supervisor is mak- ing the singing parts of the schools in e Medford District work together In harmony design ACTIVITIES MUSIC all th ,L I f I 'E' gram. Boys of every age enioy as ' . is r- gl .jf