Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1962, Image 19

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Teaching is a field which offeri much to the women of the United States and two of the outstanding women
educators in Oregon are Dr. Betty lou Dunlop (at left) and Mrs. Mabel (C. 0.) Winston, on the faculty at
Southern Oregon college, Ashland. Mrs. Winston is registrar and dean of women at the college. Dr. Dunlop,
professor of education who has been supervising student teachers for the past 12 years, for . this year has
assumed the position of director of student leaching while Dr. William Ward is on leave with the Stale Department.
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Mrs. Nell (F. R.) Faulkner is the 1962 "Beep of the Week" for Medford Business
and Professional Women's club. The "Beep" will be honored at various events
planned by the club to focus attention on National Business Women's week
which begins today. Mrs. Faulkner, a landscape gardener, and her husband
operate Nurseryland in Central Point.
A partner in Rice and Barker, real estate firm located al 767 South River
side avenue, is Miss Ann G. Rice. Miss Rice, a member of Medford BPWC,
also belongs to Medford Zonta club and organizations of the real estate
business.
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Two women important to Robertson School of Business are Mrs. Minnie (Leslie
B.) Robertson (at left) who with her husband owns and operates the school, and
Miss Anna Musler, their secretary. Mrs. Robertson was formerly on the University
of Kansas faculty; Miss Musler came here from Karlsruhe, Germany, completed
the Robertson courses before being employed by the school.
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Mrs. Geri (Raymond) Byrd says that hair is both her business and her hobby. Mrs. Byrd is shown at the black
board in Medford Beauty school using charts and the "dummy" head to leach beginning students about
the human head and hair. The Byrds have operated the beauty school since 1950.