The news-review., September 03, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

Sol., Sept. 3, 1949 The Newt-Review, Reteburf, Or.
Roseburg Misses Enroll In Schools Of Higher Education
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Clothes and Courses of Study
Favored Topics Younger Set
By Lotus Knight Porter
If anyone is wondering about the topic of conversation
with which the young ladies pictured on this page are
absorbed, the answer is easy clothes. The secondary sub
ject pertains to courses of study, for the photographer's
subjects are Roseburg misses preparing to enter Oregon's
schools of higher education for the coming school year.
Some are enrolling for their first semester. Others are
returning to their respective schools to complete courses
in which they have had previous work.
Not all of Roseburg's young lady college entrants are
pictured and listed, but the group shown on this page
is representative of the larger number enrolled in various
schools.
Oregon State college at Corvallis will have the largest U
percentage of Roseburg students. Willamette university
at Salem is second and University of Oregon, third
Danese Doak is the only 1949 graduate from Roseburg
high school to choose a college out of the state
She will attend Stephens college in Columbia, Mo., to
study radio and dramatics.
Stephens college this year has an enrollment of ap
proximately 2200 girls, including students from each of
the 48 states and from 20 foreign countries, territories
and possessions.
The college is noted for its courses in art and designing.
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Miss Danese Doak to Study Radio
And Dramatics at Stephens College
Upper left: Cynthia Turner, Edith Poirot, Kay Holmes
and Danese Doak.
Miss Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Turner,
has enrolled at Oregon State college and will major in
secretarial science; Miss Poirot is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Poirot, and will begin her sophomore
year at Oregon State college, majoring in secretarial science.
Miss Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holmes will
major in education at Oregon College of Education at Mon
mouth, and Miss Doak, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Keith
Bryant, is entering Stephens college at Columbia, Mo., to
major in radio and dramatics.
Lower left: Patricia Shechy, Marjorie Harris and Ann
Carter.
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Miss Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter, will
return to Oregon State college as a senior in the school
of Business Administration; Miss Harris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Harris, will study education at Willamette
university at Salem, and Miss Sheehy, daughter of Mrs.
Geraldine Sheehy, will be a senior at University of Oregon,
majoring in English.
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Secretarial Traininq and Art Work
Among Courses Favored By Students
Upper right: Nancy J. Nichols, Mary McKinney, Jad
Wiggen and Raeda Reece.
Miss Nichols, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold Nichold
has enrolled at Marylhurst college at Oswego to stud;
commercial art; Miss McKinney, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. T. M. McKinney, will study education at Oregon Stat
college; Miss Wiggen, daughter of H. Wiggen, will stud;
art at University of Oregon, and Miss Reece, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reece, will take secretarial science a
Oregon State college. -
Lower right : Susan Motschenbacher, Joan Rutter and
Kama Henson. ; . J ""it "
' Miss Motschenbacher, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. F
Motschenbacher, will attend Oregon State college to stud
secretarial science; Miss Rutter, daughter of Mr. and Mm
W. R. Rutter, will also major in secretarial science
Oregon State, and Miss Henson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. M. Johnson, will study education at Oregon College o:
Education at Ashland.
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Some Prospective Students
Still Enjoying Vacations
Center picture from left to right: Joanne Hugh, Lor
raine Losee, Marie Short, June McGregor, Harriet Booth
and Dona Mears.
Miss Hugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Hugh,
will study music at Oregon State college ; Miss Losee, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Losee, will major in sec
retarial science at Oregon State; Miss Short, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Short, will study education at Wil
lamette university; Miss McGregor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. McGregor, will major in physical education
at University of Oregon; Miss Booth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, will enter Willamette uni
versity to study journalism, and Miss Mears, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carrico, will also attend Willamette
university, and will major in education.
Being out-of-town at the time the above pictures were
taken, other students planning to enter college this fall,
are not in these photographs but include: Miss Shirley
Helweg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Helweg, who has
enrolled as a freshman at Willamette university; Miss Jan
ice Plummer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plummer,
who will attend Lewis and Clark college In Portland ; Miss
Georgene Shanklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Shanklin Sr., who will be a senior in the school of music
at University of Oregon, and Miss Christina Trapalis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Trapalis, who will re
sume her studies at Oregon State college. Miss helweg
is vacationing at the coast; Miss Plummer is in California;
Miss Shanklin has been visiting friends in The Dalles, and
Miss Trapalis is spending a week with a group of friends
from Oregon State college touring western Canada.
Miss Shirley Helweg, Miss Lorraine Losee, Miss Kay
Holmes and Miss Harriet Booth assisted with arrange
ments for the group pictures.
Roseburg and Douglas county have always ranked high
in the percentage of students attending colleges and a
great many in past years have gained outstanding recog
nition for their good grades and in the many activities
they have entered while in school.
This year's enrollment of young ladies will no doubt
be equally as capable and successful in the pursuit of their
studies.
From the News-Review staff, goes best wishes for a
happy and successful college year.
Pictures By Paul Jenkins
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