Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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'Peevers' find guidance for Mr. Alex McDonald Now, Huis is your las+ score, Mr. . Mcflorald informs Crekg Wr7oH+ dur- K , Inq rrwe la+'rer's senior Enrerview, THQ K 7n+er.'7e-W, VJ?'tQL'7 QU grodermfg Uodergj fkivy 4 durTrQ Hee? SEFIOV' year, is of+eo fee ' X dezdroo fader W +re'r crdce of re-ers. The se-For Frwfer-,few is OPM ore X of We reeny CowSe',eq 'obs Mart! - performs' ar1oH'verreedwf97oo+He Boy? League of MHS. 26 The direding 'Force in many boys! Hves 75 Mr. New McDo'a!d. As Heed of ree QuTder:e program af MHS Fe is re5oo's3o?e for :u++ o New boys on Tre rforrr ?'6C,Lf +o a successgd ca- reer. Tre oroorem 'a 'Le'rs :rccer records on each sruder-+ so +3154 H- rure ervofoyers rfwey lfrow wee're We boy will be shred ror Hee fob. How- ever. We r'ec5+ 'rrs:r+e + ser? o: r'e program es cooducfed by Mr. Mc- Dorefd Is Wwe co'su5+e :' serfcs which Fe ccuesek +rwe boys ard okes Hs MP5 woersferoeg 'C er 'ede- cariorwel, voceforey. or cersvei orcb- leros. I1 edd'+?oo +o 5 xo:e :'e' work, Mr. MCDL-nefd 'S Dee' or Boys. By +eecH7r1o res:o's'b 'w 'F'c-gr regular aHerf:ie :e. Fe Creseres We boys io ec:eQ+ 'ee 55:4 45' hey wril soor be oo 'rreir owe. As TF 'rese fwo Roos were 'of ercpgrw Mr. M:- Dor1e'd Is e:+Ne w'+L' Boys Leeg-e. and +l'1e Sewrciey Leagues. -v-af' '1 '-1' ' Mx N N N ss six'-.1ivx'.X'R,x,, xx N N In n KN W' V xs, 'Q U xx xx xx H Wx' sr nl u H U U

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Vice principal benefit school Miss KirTley's iob is To balance edu- caTional and acTiviTy programs oT The school so ThaT sTudenTs may have The enrichmenT provided by exTra curricu- lar acTiviTies wiThouT slighTing The growTh and developmenT inherenT in The educaTion program. She musT see ThaT The school sTril4es a balance in The developmenT ol all sorTs oT abiliTies, and musT be able To gauge, Through her Tollow-up worlc on gradu- aTes, how well The school was able To lceep The balance. Membership in ZonTa lnTernaTional Women's ClassiTied Service Club and membership on The Juvenile Advisory Council oT Jaclcson CounTy are her Two mosT imporlranl' ouTside acTiviTies. ZonTa enables her To serve The com- muniTy wiThouT becoming Too involved in maTTers ThaT would absorb Too much oT her Time and inTerTere wiTh her iob. Through The Advisory Coun- cil she follows up on iuvenile personnel problems and acTually proiecTs her work inTo The communiTy acTiviTy. CelebraTing The TwenTy-TourTh an- niversary oT The MedTord ChapTer oi ZonTa lnTernaTional Women's Club. Miss KirTley cuTs The birThday calse. This honor was given her because she is The only acTive charTer member oT The Medford chapTer. The local cele- braTion coincided wiTh The TorTieTh in- TernaTional anniversary.

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daily problems with deans The calm and humor wifh which Mrs. Grace Berg runs her office make her an appreciafed member of fhe school adminisfrafion. As Dean of Girls her dufies are mulfifudinous and varied. All new girls are channeled fhrough her office: fhe Friendship Club, which welcomes and aids all in- coming girls, is under her direcfion. Senior inferviews, in which every girl sees her high school records, are held in fhe friendly, relaxed afmosphere of fhe Dean of Girls' office. Mrs. Berg is in charge of all her girls' affendance- fhe excuses, records, and problems. Af noon, she pafrols fhe lunchroom, keep- ing a wafchful eye ouf for infracfions of school rules. As a member of fhe guidance sfaff, fhe Dean helps sfeer girls info successful careers. Mrs. Berg has managed fo carry her heavy load graciously and eguably, an admirable feaf, considering ifs giganfic propor- fions. Here's a copy of fhe minufes of fhe lasf meefing, says Girls' League secrefary, Karen Morlan, fo Mrs. Berg. In addifion fo being MHS Dean of Girls, Mrs. Berg is also advisor fo fhe Girls' League. This enfails fhe super- vision of Girls' League Weelc, fhe Tea and Sfyle Show, and selecfion of ushers who are on consfanf call for various school and communify func- fions.