Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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Level of Medford District board years affairs mlttees School Oregon Frank Bash has always taken an interest in school He has served on local and state education com- and has been chairman of the Medford school At present he is vace presldent of the Oregon Boards Association and on the Board of the School Study Council Mr Bash has given many of distinguished service to the schools of both Medford and Oregon He is associated with Pacific Power and Light Company MR. FRANK BASH Dr. Boals is the new addition to the Medford School District Board of Education. He brings to the school board his prior experience in a similar public service at a suburban Portland school district. An anesthesiolo- gist, Dr. Boals is a well-informed and keenly interested member of the School Board. un-l E MR. WILSON SLATER DAVID C. BOALS, M.D. Mr. Wilson Slater, clerk of the board, is financial director of the school district and is in charge of the budget. He takes minutes of the meetings and disburses funds of the district. 9

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Schoolboard Seeks to Raise Superior MR. KEITH HOCKERSMITH Mr. Otto Ewaldsen, a ten year member of the school board, is presently its capable chairman. He is past- president of the Chamber of Commerce and is prominent in community affairs. Mr. Ewaldsen is co-owner and manager of Swems. MR. WILLIAM BARKER Mr. Keith Hockersmith, vice-chairman of the board, has served actively and effectively in school affairs. ln the past he served on the former Oak Grove school dis- trict board. At present he is chairman of the Jackson County Reorganization Committee, which has received statewide recognition for its improvement of school dis- trict boundaries and organization. Mr. Hockersmith is associated with the Grange Co-op. MR. OTTO EWALDSEN Mr. William Barker is a civic worker and still finds time to pursue his hobby as an artist. He has been chair- man ofthe school board in past years. Mr. Barker owns and operates Barker's men's store.

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Supervisors Solve Riddle Of Is There a docTor in The house? A doc- Tor of music educafion, Dr. JusTin Dyrud supervises The vocal music deparTmenTs in The sevenTeen schools in disTricT 549c. He mainTains harmony and coordinaTion in These vocal music deparTmenTs. His knowledge of acousfical engineering has been valuable To The success of many seasonal music presenTaTions. Dr. Dyrud has wriTTen numerous arTicles for sTaTe and naTional periodicals. Medford is Truly Thankful for ifs exTensive and ex- ceIIenT vocal music program. DR. JUSTIN DYRUD II eTiaT un bon menu! Thanks To Mrs. Vir- ginia WaiT. Mrs. Waif, a former homemaking Teacher, selecfs The ingredienTs for The hoT lunches prepared aT Medford Senior High. Among her duTies are The selecfion and Training of cafeTeria employees. She supervises all aspecfs of The cafeTeria program including personnel, menus, foodsTuffs, and eauipmenf uTilizaTion. This pasT school year approximaTely 800,000 hoT lunches will have been served in The schools of Medford under her supervisory direcfion. MR. HENRY DeVOSS MRS. VIRGINIA WAIT Mr. Henry DeVoss is Direcfor of Special Edu- caTion and TesTing for The school disTricT. His duTies include arranging for The adminisfering of psychomeTric and oTher TesTs in all Medford schools. He is responsible for Those educaTionaI provisions for The physically and academically handicapped. Home Teachers for Those confined aT home for exfended periods are provided Through his deparfmenf. Speech correcTionisTs and reading clinicians also work under his supervision. I0