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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1963)
County, City Administrators Announce Names Of 65 Teachers In Systems A list of 65 new and returning teachers have been announced by (lie city and county school dls tncts for both high school and elementary posts. . A rhnnea in KAVpral rntintv dis trict administration posts were !so announced for the coming ; school year. Hum UDenciiain no previously taught at Bly tle Jiicntary will he the school's new principal. Melvin Brooks, a Jormer Merrill High teacher, has " been appointed principal at Bly . High. Bill Pohll, who formerly; tumM in IhA Rlt c-hnnl evetom '. is the new principal at Chiloquin .' 'High. Art Millard, fonner princi ' pal at Peterson Elementary, will ' become principal at Chiloquin El- . ii'iD at rnilnnin U'ill rnla. - MillarH at PAtarcnn I 1 1 U .1. Loruuiy Ddiiie, win is 3 udi' : fcr from KUHS. will teach fourth '. trade nt Conger; Kenneth R. , toffman, a graduate of KUHS . with a B.S. from Southern Oregon College, will teach the seventh grade at Roosevelt: Mrs. Bar. bara Canine Collier, a KUHS graduate who took her B.S. atj SOC. will teach Mills sixth erade; Francis X. Connors, B.S., from 'Eastern Montana College, will teach Fairview sixth graders: ; Mrs. Margaret Delaney B.S. at ; .University of San Diego College :for Women, will teach first grade a't Pelican: Mrs. Patricia Sept . "L.CK, nuns graauaie wno toon her B.S. at SOC. will teach third ; grade at Conger, and Mrs. Ger airline Evans, who taught at, West Yellowstone and Gardiner, Mont., will teach second graders, COVER Today's baek-lo-school edi tion cover features three students from the Lucile O'Neill School. Turning an at tenlive eye to some scientific facts are, left (0 right, Kevin Cramer, Gordon Lewis and J 08. Wjllard. , at Ponderosa. Karen Houston, who took her B.A. at Willamette University, will teach girls' physical education and health at Fremont Junior High, School; Joseph G. Joyce, BS and M.A. at Ball State College. Muncie, Ind., will teach industrial arts at Fremont Junior High; Jerry Mahoney, B.A. at Idaho State College, will teach River side seventh grade; Roger C. Nawrocki, B.A. Cascade College, will teach government at Fremont Junior High, and Mrs. Nancy Slusher Roeder, KUHS graduate who took her B.S. at Oregon State and taught at Oakland, Redmond and in the county school system, will teach Riverside fourth graders. Mrs. Judith Pohl Shallcross, KUHS graduate who took her B.S. at SOC, will teach River side fourth graders: Mrs. Mar lene Shark, who took her B.S. at Capital University, Columbus Ohio, will teach Mills first grad ers; Judith Shearer, who took her B.S. at Lewis and Clark, will teach the second grade at Fair view; Marl E. Steidle, who took his B.S. at Lockhaven State Teachers College, Pa., and his M.Ed, at Springfield College, Mass., will teach science at Fre mont Junior High, and Mrs. Viv ian Wise, who took her B.S. at SOC, will be a librarian at Mills. New teachers at KU are: C. E. eleven, B.A. Northern Michigan Stale and M.A. Uni versity of Michigan, is the new principal at KU; Lloyd B. Baker, B.A. at George Fox College, will teach math; Virginia Borden, KUHS graduate who took her B.S. at Harding College, Searcy, Ark., will teach math: David L. Evans Jr., B.S. University ol Omaha and M.S. Arizona State will teach social science; Jerry L. Fenton, B.S. Portland Slate, will teach general science; Mrs. 1 Verna L. Hack, A B. Russell Sage College, Troy, N.Y., end B.S. Col lege of Education, Albany, N.Y.,1 will teach English. I Frederick W. Heard, KUHsj graduate, B.S. SOC, will leach social science; Verlund Kimpton, KUHS graduate, B.S. and M.S. University of Oregon, will teach science; Orvjlle A. Lindquist, B S State Teachers College, Minot, N.D., and M.S. University of North Dakota, will teach business education: Mrs. Carolyn Nawroc ki. B.A. Portland Stale College, will teach girls' physical educa tion and health, and Mrs. Kristine H. Oglesby, B.S. University of 1 Puget Sound, will leach home economics. Karl R. Rickabaugh. B.S. Mon tana State, will teach psycholo gy; Mrs. Charlene S. Smith. B.S. Ball Slate Teachers College, will teach business1 edu cation; Charles L. Strattoi, B.A Morningside College. Sioux City, Iowa, and M.S. SOC, will teach mathematics, and LaGrande Weaver, B.S. Utah State Univer sity, will teach drama. New teachers in tlie Klamath County School District include: Janet Ragland. B.A. ' Colorado State, will teach second grado at Bonanza: Lois May Norlhrup, B.S. Black Hills Teachers College, S.D.. will teach English and girls' physical education at Bonanza; Carlyle Stuart. B.S. Linlield Col lege, previously taught at Bly, will teach business education and social studies at Bonanza, and Daniel Thompson. B.S. SOC, pre viously taught at Altamont and Stearns, will teach filth grade at Bonanza. Other new county teachers in clude: Marilyn Diane Alter, Hen ley High; Delmar Beegle, Falcon line King, Henley Elementary, Heights; Henry Walters Clarke, jGilchrist Elementary; Donald Gerald Gleaves. Chiloquin High; Calvin Dauel, Merrill High: Jack T. Henry. Henley High: Dale Wil liam King, Henley High: Jacque- and Linda Lee Lieb, Falcon Heights. Geraldine May McCabe. Keno Elementary; Joseph W. 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