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Wed. Aug. 13, 1938 Tht Ntwt-Kevlew, Rotburt, Ore. Ill ft ' ' i TROSTEL WERTH ... new Glide principal New Principal At Glide High Trastcl Werth of Gresham has taken over duties as principal of Glide High School. He replaces Ray L. Talbert who is the new principal at Douglas High School. For the past five years Werth has taught mathematics at Gresh am Union High School where he was also a counselor and testing officer. Werth has moved to the Glide area with his wife and two daughters. The new .Glide principal received his Bachelor's degree in engineer ing from Oregon state College. He has also worked as an electri cal engineer at Boeing Aircraft Co. in Seattle and for the U.S. Army Engineering Corps. Werth was a member of the Hol iday Park Church board of trus tees at Portland, Oregon Council of Churches and the Oregon Youth Planning Commission. All Elkton Dist. Teachers Back All teachers in the Elkton School District will be returning to the classrooms when school opens there Sent. 3. This is the first time in many years there has not been a vacancy to fill in the teach ing staff, Supt. Leo Crisman re ports. An estimated 75 students are ex pected to enroll in Elkton High Schol and 190 in the grade school. First graders are estimated to number at least 26, Mrs. Wade Henderer, News - Review corres pondent, reports. During the summer months im provements to the school facilities have been completed. The high school grounds have been partial ly landscaped and the rest of the wprk will be completed next year. A new play shed floor at the grade school has been black topped as well as the area around the swings and merry-go-round. Oth.r Improvements ' Most' of the exterior of the grade school has been painted and the roof between the play shed and school building has been extended the full width of the building. Seven teachers will welcome students back to Elkton High School in September. Crisman, be sides serving as superintendent, will also be principal and teach geometry. Carl Grimsrud, who has .nn ..Hid thn district 13 vears. will teach social studies, basket ball and baseball. Girls phvsical education instruc tor will be Dorothy M. Haffner. She will also teach commercial stihjecls. Other instructors will be Bob Pitts, English and librarian; rIl Cillan fnnthall COach. hOVS physical education, mechanical drawing ana snop; t-niiiic i France, home economics and sci once, and William C. Hickerson music and band. - I. C -1 I The grade school faculty will consist of J. K. Anderson, princi pal; Jerry Winterbotham, eighth grade: jonn rugn, sevenm giaui:, Dorothy Snow, sixth grade; 0 1 a Brown, linn graoe; urema wi, fourth grade; Rosetta C. McReyn- olds, third grade; Ruthe Checver, second grade and Esther Gales, first grade. drivers. Thev.are Benme Knypstra, Wilbur garrison, Ted Taylor and Four persons will serve as bus C. W. Henderer. 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