ta—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 195S
CONGRATULATIONS
Santiam Union High School
ON YOUR FINE NEW BUILDING
We are proud of our part
in making this one of the
fine buildings in this part
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of the Santiam Canyon.
May Your Open House, Thursday, November
6 Be A Huge Success.
Barnhardt Redi-Mix
Phone 1984
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burton boroughs
Gates, Oregon
Congratulations on your fine new
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
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SALEM, OREGON
R. C. Arthur
465 So. 12th
W. Dave Williams
Phone EM 3-914
Miss Julie Randall, Gates is shown
at right above as one of the winners
in the “Make it Yourself With Wool”
contest held recently in Salem. With
her is Mary’ Jane Wait of Rickreal.
winner in the senior division. Miss Wait
is well known here as she has per­
formed as a baton twirler in events in
this area. Miss Randall is one of the
students at Santiam Union High tak­
ing advantage of the homemaking
course being taught by Olivette Roles.
—Picture courtesy Oregon Statesman.
Burton Boroughs received most of
his formal education in the city
schools of Eugene and graduated
from the University of Oregon in
1941 with a Bachelor of Science de­
gree in physical education.
He obtained his first position as a
teacher and coash from nehalem, a
small high school on the coast. Af­
ter three years at Nehalem he was
hired as head coach of all sports and
teacher of physical education at
Molalla Union high school.
After
one year at Molalla he was drafted
into the United States Infantry, and
after three years of service received
the position as head coach of all
sports at Sweet Home high school.
He also taught a full load of physical
aducation and health.
From Sweet Home, he moved to
Mill City in 1949 where he is now
head coach in basketball and track
and assistant in football. His teach­
ing load consists of two classes of
American problems, two classes of
United States history and one in
physical education. He also handles
the couseling and guidance of the
boys at Santiam Union High.
In 1954 he completed the necessary
requirements for a Master’s Degree
in Education from the University of
Oregon.
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Modern Lighting
Featured in New
Santiam Union
High School
I). K. PAUL
Proper, up-to-date lighting is vitally important to pleasant and effi­
cient classroom conditions. The new Santiam Union High School has
provided a modern lighting system for study, work and play and for
the protection of your young people's vision.
Whether it is school work, housework or the work you do for a
living, the RIGHT light helps you do the job better.
Proper
lighting helps you avoid eyestrain and fatigue; it helps prevent
accidents and mistakes; and it provides a pleasant, agreeable
environment in which you can do your best work.
Be sure of YOUR lighting. Check the lighting in all work and
reading areas of your home.
Replace burned-out bulbs im­
mediately. For assistance with home or commercial lighting
problems, call your nearest Pacific Power & Light Company
office.
& d LIGHT COMPANY
Live Better .... Electriccally!
The present year is the seventh
year of teaching for Donald K-
EDITH MASON
A veteran on the staff at Santiam i P«“'. »"d his fourth year in the
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Canvon area. His subjects this year
T nton High School is Edith Mason, I |
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Bookkeeping. He also sponsors
lish
freshmen.
' the school's Photgraphy Club, the
I After graduation from Willamette | Future Business Leaders of America
University she began her teaching 1 Club, ns well as directing and pro­
career at
the newly established ducing the school’s drnmatic depart­
Mill City High School. Twice she ment.
I retired to private life, and twice
English hy origin, Mr. Paul spent
1 was recalled to the “good old school." 10 years in the Orient, working as
I In other years she has taught algebra
an accountant in a large grocery and
I Latin, home economics, and geo- • dairy company in Honkong. Finding
graphy, being fully quailified in eai’h .Hongkong “glamorous but disturb­
of these fields.
ing’’ Mr. and Paul and his wife
Post graduates studies took Mrs. [sett)ed ¡n Canada in 1941. He then
Mason to Oregon State College, and|jojne(| I the Canadian infantry and
Ito the University of Oregon for sev-1 saw service
service in
in Italy
Italy and
and Holland.
' eral summers and to the University of I After discharge, he ________
studied I at the
Colorado. Her education has been | University of British Columbia and
broadened by travel, several times graduated a* Bachelor of Arts in
across the United States with trips 1949.
into Canada and Mevico, and two | For the next three years he was
trips to Europe, one by boat and employed as office manager in the
one by air.
Public Relations Department of the
Locally, Mrs. Mason has been active B. C. Telephone Company, but in
in several organizations: Mill City 1952, fulfilling a long-cherished am­
I Woman’s Club as president and as bition, he emigrated to the United
secretary for seperal years respect- States. Last summer this ambition
[ively; as secretary of Marilyn Chap­ was finally achieved when he and
iter of Easter Star for some 10 years; Mrs. Paul became American citizens.
' as member and trustee of the local
Mr. Paul’s teaching started in Os­
Presbyterian Church; two years as wego, after a period of study at the
president of the local Parent-Teach­ University of Oregon ar.d Portland
ers Association; and Past-President of State. Locally he is a member of the
the North Santiam Branch of Oregon Lion's Club and the Presbyterian
Teacher's Association.
Church.
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