Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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Counselors Work Harcl To Arrange MR. KAUTZ Well known To all iunior boys is Their counselor, Mr. DeVere Taylor. Mr. Taylor works individually vviTh The looys in scheduling Their classes. He has aTTained recognition as The debaTe coach as well as Teaching public speaking. The inTroducTion of all sophomore looys To Medford High School is Through The counseling of Mr. Marvin KauTz, Mr. KauTz balances his Time beTvveen sopho- more counseling and his regular duTy of Teaching algebra and TrigonomeTry. MR. RUCK MR. TAYLOR Senior counselor, Mr. William Ruck, conducTs The guidance programs for senior looys. Wiih senior peTiTions and inTerviews, Mr. Ruck prepares each boy Tor graduaTion. Among Mr. Ruck's oTher regular duTies are Those of Teaching social sTudies and serving as scholarship chairman.

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Discipline Problems With Usual Skill A cheerful and pleasant personality characterizes Mrs. Grace Berg. Dean of Girls, Mrs. Berg is concerned with the activities of the girls at Medford Senior High. These activities range over a large area and include: advisor to Girls' League, attendance, girls' employment, home visits, conferences, registration, and processing of new students, and recommendations. A useful and one of the most impor- tant time-consuming duties of Mrs. Berg is the issuing of attendance slips. These slips are filled out by her for every girl when they return to school after being absent. As advisor to Girls' League, Mrs. Berg supervises the various activities of this organization. Such projects include, the winter formal, senior daughter-father banquet, and the Christmas Proiect. A large part of the work done by Mrs. Berg is connected with counseling. She holds conferences with students, teach- ers, parents, and community agencies in order to help the students with their problems. Although her duties are numerous, she accomplishes them with a gracious and cheerful attitude. Perhaps this is the reason Mrs. Berg is an outstanding figure at M.H.S. Always ready to greet you with a smile, Mrs. Berg is a busy Dean of Girls. Usually to be found in her bright, cheerful office, she is re- sponsible for records, attendance, and problems of all her girls.

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Schedules And Prepare Students For Graduation All Sophomore girls are well acquaint- ed with their counselor Mrs. Evans. She has given much help to make their tirst year at M.l-l.S. a happy one, To her they can take confusing schedules or prob- lems. Mrs. Evans also teaches typing classes. T., -7,4 si, 1 . -. , , -5351 J -X , .L , at S-.X ,.. fe, , 'El ' -in' A V Xxx- cx c .. ,r 1 . 1' I ,' 1 -A X- S? I ' RNNQ U .f 1 MRS. EVANS - XX. I . Senior girls receive valuable advice from their counselor Mrs. Naomi Van Dyke. Her afternoons are busy with the important task ot giving advice on sched- ules or class problems. She has to see that all senior girls tile a petition tor graduation, showing credits earned dur- ing high school. MRS. VAN DYKE yr 4 MRS. SMITH Mrs. Mary Anne Smith is responsible for scheduling the classes of all iunior girls. She gives out experienced advice on careers or any other problems the girls may bring her. She is always wil- ling to be ot any help possible. Mrs. Smith teaches American Problems to Seniors.