Monroe Union High School - Dragon Yearbook (Monroe, OR)

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Mr. Gibson Again Heads Monroe High Faculty' This year the faculty his done everything pos- sible to help the students learn and adjust them- selves to their situations. Heading this platoon of educational leaders was Mr. john B. Gibson, our able principal. Mr. Gibson has just completed his fifth year at Mon- MR. GIBSON PRINCIPAL, MEINRDE HIGH 5I:I-QIJDI. roe and his fourth year as principal. Besides his regular duties as principal he taught C. S. History and Socio-lic. Also, during the first semester he taught one class of English I, and assisted in the driver education activity. Mr. tiibson received his Bachelor of Science Degree from the Cniversity of Oregon in 1941. Mrs. Marguerite Macy, a graduate of the Cni- versity of Oregon, taught typing, bookkeeping, and linglish Il. She was also director of the school plays and junior class adviser. She got her Bachelor of Arts Degree from the Cniver- sity of Oregon in 1937 in the field of Social Studies. Mrs. Sue flfergusonj Glatt taught home eco- nomics, girls' gym, and speech. She was also ad- viser for the ti.A.A. and Trio-O's. Mrs. Glatt earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from XN'illam- ette University, and a Bachelor of Science De- gree from Oregon State College, both of which were in home economics. Mrs. Myrtle Malcom, a long-termer at Mon- roe, has taught here a total of six and one-half years. The past year she taught linglish I and III, Spanish 1, and had charge of the library and book exchange. Senior class adviser was another of her responsibiliities. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Studies from Viiillamette Cniversity in 1926. Mr. Vtillard XY. Miller, industrial Arts in- structor, has been at Monroe three years. He also taught journalism and directed Ieathercraft as an activity. Mr. Miller served as adviser to the school publications, the Hi-Flash and the Dragon, He is a graduate of North Dakota State Normal and Industrial College where he got his Bachelor of Science Degree in lndus- trial liducation in 1946. He completed work for the Master of Science Degree in liducation from Oregon State College last year. Mr. Donald H. DeLay, our coach, has been here only this year. Besides his coaching and physical education classes, he taught biology, ninth grade math., and world geography. He was also director of intramural sports and sophomore class adviser. Mr. DeLay graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree from Oregon State College in 1950. MR. DELAY