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THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1956 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON PAGE SIX Carl Fincher Joins , Gleason Barber Shop Teacher Assignments for '56-'57 School Term Cited Teaching jobs have been re assigned and new teachers have science, spelling; Richard Tray been added to the personnel staff lor, social studies; John Smock, of School District 6 in prepara social studies. Central Point Elementary tion for the 1956-57 school term, Charles Meyer, principal; first according to information this week from the office of Supt. H. grades — Mrs. Oakley Bowers, Mrs. Frances Tonn, Mrs. Rhoda P. Jewett. Haskins, Mrs. Grace Cline, Mrs. To date, only six teachers on Zelma Foote; second grades— the staff are new to the district. Mrs. Alice Gay, Mrs. Gladys They are James Nau at Crater Jewett, Mrs. Olive Mauley, Mrs. High school, who will teach so Helen Johnson, Miss Patricia cial studies and serve as basket Greb; third grades—Mrs Annette ball coach, and Mrs. Mildred Fellers, Miss Mabel Dodson, Mrs. Black, who will teach a sixth Ruby Downing, Mrs. Joy Big grade at the Hanby school in ham, Mrs. Lois Webb. Gold Hill. Fourth grades—Mrs. Catherine Lawrence Larsen, a graduate McDonald, Mrs. Lois Sullivan, of the College of Idaho, will Mrs. Louisa Cane, Mrs. Shirley teach Spanish and mathematics Webepr Mrs. Willette McLarrin; at Crater High school and coach fifth grades—Donald McLarrin, JV basketball. He is married, Mrs. Maurine Shore, Wesley has two children and has five Claflin, , Elgar. Amidon; sixth years experience. Ronald Lamb, grades — Mrs. Grace Brownlee, a 1956 graduate of SOCE, will Mrs. Viola Laird; Jack McCoy teach English and dramatics at and Neal Wadley. Mrs. Corinne Crater and assist in football. He Robbins is music supervisor. is married. George Johns, former junior Lloyd Hof fine, 1956 graduate high teacher, will serve as prin of SOCE. will teach freshman cipal of the new Central Point social studies at Crater High and primary grade school. coach freshman basketball. He is Gold Hill Elementary married. Mrs. Oliva Ryerson, Gilbert Mack, principal; first who is now teaching kinder grades — Mrs. Barbara Toner, garten at Westside school, will Mrs. Wilda Franks; second teach the first or second grade at Central Point Elementary. She grades — Mrs. Marie Brannock, Miss Mary Klocker; third grades has eight years experience. —Mrs. Ida von Buskirk, Miss Several teachers, who taught Louise Ramsey: fourth grades— in the district in past years, are Mrs. Lois Stabler, Mrs. Gertrude returning for the 1956-57 term. Jacobsen. Several more teachers will be Fifth grades — Deane Roberts; added to the district faculty be sixth grades — Mrs. Mildred fore the new school term. Black, Mrs. Marguerite Black; At the present time, personnel seventh and eighth grades—Ro assignments to the various land Griffith; and William Brew schools are as follows: ster. Music, Charles Cook. Crater High School Sams Valley Elementary Arthur Straus, principal; Mrs. Roland Smith, principal and Carol Ash, English and dean of seventh and eighth grades; Mrs. girls; Miss Marjorie Anderson, Mildred Mack, first and second girls* PE; Miss Martha Boshears, grades; Mrs. Susan Ambrose, shorthand, office practices; Nor third and fourth grades; Mrs. man Carothers, band, choral Reva Bayless, fifth and sixth music; Janvs Gay, English, so grades. cle! studies and baseball. Mrs Nancy Gay, freshman English; William Hall, mathe matics; Miss Carol Harris, typ ing, bookkeeping; Warren Hol brook, art; Edward Knapp, boys* First trustees of the Oregon- PE; Leonard Kunzman, vocation Washington - California Pear al agriculture; Donald Lacy, Bureau will be honored at a speech. English, dramatics; Clar Silver Anniversary banquet in ence Mellbye, American prob Portland’s Multnomah hotel at lems, vice principal; Charles 7 pm. on May 23. Moore, industrial arts. ’rhe event, to be attended by Robert Sutherland, biology; about 150 persons, is the first Leonard Warren. U. S. history, in a long series to observe a football; Miss Geraldine White. quarter century for the bureau, English, journalism; Mrs. Frances believed to be the oldest vol Willett, homemaking; Mrs Clara untary agricultural promotion Relle Bates, library, and James group in the United States. A Nau, social studies and basket two-day annual meeting will fol ball. low on May 24-25. Central Point Junior High First trustees were: David H. Charles Moyer, principal; Mrs. Holmes Sr., R. R. Reter, D. R. Helen Caster, library; Mrs. Syl Wood and Paul A. Scherer, all via Coleman, girls’ PE; Mrs. Medford; H. Van Hovenberg, Thelma Dobrot, mathematics: Gold Hill; Glenn B. Marsh. C. William Esselstyn. boys* PE and King Benton. John Duckwall and coach; Miss Ailene Intow, lan E. R. Pooley, all of Hood River; guage. arts; Mrs. Ruth Broom Louis Thun, Underwood, Wash; field, language arts; Harry Mey Alva L. Strausz, P. A Perham, ers, band: Mrs. Lorna Meyer, J W. Hebert and O. K. Conant, homemaking, all of Yakima, and F. A. Norton, Mrs Marr Schuler, general Grandview .Wash. Local SOCE Students At Teachers Confab Jim McDonald, Southern Ore gon College social science major from Medford, was elected state president of the Future Teachers of Oregon Association at the an nual conference held last month at Monmouth. Neil Richardson, Medford, one of the retiring regional directors of the group, made the nomina tion speech for McDonald before the assembled delegations of 16 member colleges. Richardson is a senior at SOC this year. In addition to McDonald and Richardson, delegates from the Ashland school included: John Stuckey, Ashland, retiring vice- president and campus chapter president; Mary Thums, Sweet I am going to vote at the May 16th Primary to re nominate I. G. "Shy" Morthland for County Commissioner, because: He is a good business man, honest and reliable, and dedicated to strict economy in county government. We can now travel to any point in Jackson County on good, paved hard-top roads More road and bridge improve ments have been made in the past seven years than tn the previous ten years. All this improvement has been ac complished without special bond issues, or direct taxation. The much needed Annex to our county courthouse has been built, without bond issue or a direct tax on real estate. All of the above has been paid for by State Gasoline Tax money, or O & C Land revenues I. G. “Shy" Morthland has done a very fine job for us. Let's keep him in office, to continue this kind of public service. Tom R Williams Central Point, Oregon Paid Political Advertisment Home; Patty Brooks, Gaston; Marcia Houghton, Medford; Chuck Brandsness, of Klamath Falls;, and Nancy Stuckey, Ash land. Richardson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson Sr. of Central Point. Mrs. Stuckey is the former Nancy Mallon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mallon, Route 1, Central Point. Risk little on the opinion of a man who has nothing to lose. TANK GAS SERVICE Cooking - Water Heating - Refrigeration - Heating Propane tanks for rent—No need to buy. UTILITY W SERVICE O*u»eaa.rP*e«M TELEPHONE 2-5284 228 West Main - Medford W v » mv »«4P GeMMunv RESERVE FRIDAY, MAY 18th DON'T MISS Hotpoinfs A "Hawaiian Holiday" À 2 Big Glorious Fun-filled Shows NEW 1956 Tri-State Bureau To Honor Trustees I'm Voting Morthland Carl Fincher began work Tuesday as a barber at Gleason’s Barber Shop in Central Point. Fincher was a former partner in Carl & Ollie’s Barber shop in Medford. 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