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Obtarver, La Grande, Ore., Sat., Aug. 29, 1959 Page 4
City School Teachers
Told For Current Year
All city high, junior high and
elementary school open in La
orande Monday morning, accord'
ing to Lyle N. Riggi, fuperinten
dent.
Nine new teachers are includ
ed in the faculty at senior high.
Principal of the high school is
Honald 0. Walk. New teachers
are Alan Chrtstensen, , English
IV; Curtis Cox, math and Latin;
Wilma Easley, math and Latin;
Ronald Ingle, English, social
studies; Mary Kessi, commercial;
riichard Mansfield, music; Don
O'Neill, guidance; Betty Ward,
commercial, and Virginia Wid
man, girls' physical education.
New junior high school teach
ers are Raymond Berry, 8th grade
history, shop: Audrey Carey, 7th
grade science, art, home-ec and
8th grade history; Helen Cox,
girls phys cd and health.
Also Joyce Gilman, 8th grade
English; Richard Mansfield, mus
ic; Don O'Neill, guidance; Ann
Pannell, science, and Hilde Til
gner, science and math.
Harvey Carter serves as princi
pal of the junior high school.
New elementary teachers are as
follows:
Central school Mrs. Alberta
Wolfe, Mrs. Vema Carroll, 1st
grade; Mrs. Phyllis Walch, Mrs.
Joyce Taylor, Mrs. Margaret
Beasley, 2nd grade; Mrs. Leora
Hug, 3rd grade.
Greenwood school Mrs. Ellen
Laughbon, 2nd grade; Mrs. Ruth
Be:ry, 4th grade; Mrs. Ruby
Kuhn, 5th grade.
Riveria school Mrs. Eunice
Dima, 3rd and 4th' combination;
Mrs. Ruth Johnson, half time, 6th
grade.
Willow school Mrs. Alice En
dicott, 1st grade; and Ackerman
laboratory school, Sherman Nord
quist, 6th grade.
Reular teachers and schools
are as follows:
High Jack Been, vice princi
pal, dean of boys, world culture;
Helen Becker, home-ec; Ann
Cameron, library; Opal Chapman,
English III; Betty Faulkner, mus
ic; Walter Fulton, driver train
ing; Franz Haun, history; Alvin
Hawk, science, electronics; Arch'
ic Hornfelt, industrial arts; Nor
man Koopman, agriculture.
Also lver Masterson, history,
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accuracy cannot o f uarantood by the La Craado Ivooinf flhionor.
141; Normun Masterson, biuloity;
Ida Mrllaley, dean of girls. Eng
lish II; Harry Mondale, boys'
phys-ed; Charles Point, art; Hel
en Quinn, math; Jack Rainey, so
cial problems; Donald Scott, mu
sic; lleana Seachris, English II;
Robert Valiant, physics, math;
Otto Weigel, languages. ' ',
Junior high Dale Wyatt, vice
principal, dean of boys, world
geography; Ariel Bean, 8th grade
history, journalism; Naomi De
trick, home-ec; Gene Erwin, 7th
grade; Joe Estes, science, math;
Clifford Exley, boys' phys-ed,
health; Betty Faulkner, music;
Pauline Johnson, 9th grade Eng
lish, dean of girls; Norman
Koopman, agricuture; Eldon Lil-
y, science; Norma Mayger, math,
art; Juanita Myers, library, math;
Jeana Mae Nice, 7th grade; Al
Oas, science, English, world
geography; Naomi Perry, math.
algebra; Charles Point, art; Betty
Ragsdalc, 9th grade English;
Francis Rogers, shop; Clark
Ruckman, world geography; Don
Scott, music; Steve Smith, 7th
grade; Elsie Spencer, 7th grade,
and Otto Weigel, Spanish and
German.
Central elementary La (Id
Laughbon, principal; Mrs. Mud
red riaie, m graae; Mrs. uene-
vieve Carter, 2nd grade; Mrs.
Evelyn Kimbrell, 3rd grade; Mrs,
Frances Bartron, 3rd grade; Mrs.
Luella Miller, Mrs. Edna Mae
Bernhardt, Mrs. Blanch Brown,
all 4th grade; Robert Spencer,
Mrs. Anna Mae Thibeau, 5th
grade; Avery Millering, 5th and
6th combination; William DeMas
tus, 6th grade.
Greenwood Loren Blanchard
principal; Miss June Coolidge,
Mrs. Mary Evans, 1st grade; Mrs.
Rein? Oas, 2nd grade; Mrs.
Palsy Hutchison, 3rd grade; Mrs.
Betty Walk, 4th grade; Jack Rye,
5th and 6th combination; Don
Ainsworth, 6th grade; Mrs. Flor
ence Miller, music.
Riveria Jack Piper, principal;
Mrs. Louis Kirby, Mrs. Ernia
Hyde, 1st grade; Mrs. Pat Jen
kins, 2nd grade; Mrs. Frances
Wilson, 3rd grade; Mrs. Berty
Waite, 4th grade; Dean Knight.
ih Krail.-: Jjck Piper. 6th grade
half time: Mrs. Florence Miller.
music.
Willow Ken Lilly, principal;
Mrs Ruth Smith. 1st grade: Mrs.
Lenna Hermann, 2nd grade; Mrs.
Fern Hutchison, 3rd graae; ran
Hancock, 4th grade; Ted Moore.
5th grade; Mrs. Jackie Cyr, Ken
Lilly, 6th grade half time.
lib John Miller, di-
rector; Alene Gossage, kindergar
ten; Miss Neva N'eill, 1st grade;
Mrs. Betty Ryan, zna graae; miss
Gertrude Geraets. 3rd grade; Miss
Am-lia Jnssi. 4th grade: Mrs.
Elizabeth Harris, 5th grade; Rob
ert Kuthertora. otn graae.
SDecial education teachers are
Mrs. Beatrice Young and Miss'
I'namae Stoyka.
7 Personal!
7
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