Tue., Oct. 3, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. S
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STUDYING RUSSIA FIRST HAND Huldoh Clork, right, the 14-year-old Negro girl
from Newark, N. J., chats with her friend, Soviet pupil Tanya Lusheva, at Moscow Boord
ing School No. 12 in Moscow. Both girls are wearing the traditional Soviet school girl's
costume. Huldoh came to Russia earlier this week because it was the opinion ot her
lather that the schooling available to the girl in the U. S. was not os good as that in
Russia. Since then, the Russian propaganda machines hove been making hoy with the
story, charging thot the girl wos a victim of discrimination ond had to come to the
Soviet Union to get on education. (UPI Rodiotelephoto)
Spanish Club Pupils At Roseburg
Plan Second Summer Mexico Outing
Members of the Roseburg High
Spanish Club are planning another
trip to Mexico next dimmer.
The trip is not definite and may
Days Creek Picks
Student Councillors
Student Council officers of the
Days Creek High School have been
elected. They are President, Ki
lecn Richardson; vice president,
George Wolske; secretary, Pat
Bennett; treasurer, Diana Jones;
serjeant-at-arms, Fred VanNor
man; activity coordinator, Mary
Dunlap.
Student Council members are:
Freshman president, Dennis Nix
on; sophomore president, Don Bon
ney; junior president, Rosemary
Porter; senior president, Betty
Newton; newspaper editor, Pam
Voshall; annual editor, Carol Pe
terman; Letterman Club president,
Fred VanNorman; Pep Club pres
ident. Avis 1,-e wis; yell queen, Car
ol Brady; fire squad leader, Dan
ny Kinney; adviser, Principal Par
ry Kline.
Roseburg GAA Officers
Nominated At Meeting
Nominations were held for class
representatives during the first
Girls League meeting at Roseburg
High Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Leslie Longfellow, Margarita
Yraguen, Cherie Holborow, and
Ann Walton were nominees from
the sophomore class. Nancy Green,
l.oi Horton, Karen Starr, and Car
ol Bogner junior class; and Kaye
Chapman, Peggy Wolley, Stephan
ie Fowler, and Brooke Young, sen
iors. December 23 was the dale set
for the Christmas Ball.
The second half of the meeting
consisted of a style show. Kail
fashions were modeled by the var
ious members of the league.
Student Science Club
Formed At Roseburg
A new science club U being
formed at Roseburg High School.
Membership in the club is restrict
ed to student who plan to take a
three year course in science and
have a grade point average of two
or better.
The club will conduct experi
ments in science and try to inter
est students in going on with sci
ence after they finish high school.
Science instructor, James Stras
burg, said the specimens and equip
ment have arrived. Plans are to
start the club soon. Science in
structor Warren Schwartz is the
new club's adviser.
Student Newspaper
Wins Top Award
National Scholaatic Press has
juM announced that the Glide Hi
LOG was awarded a First Class
rating in its 65th All American
Newspaper Critical Service for
second semester, a 900-61.
This included issues 11-27 of the
Glide Hi LOG. A total of 878
schools were judged.
Papers were divided according
to size of school, frequency of pub
lication, and, method of publication.
This rating is one notch above
the Second Class rating received
for the fall semester papers. A
total of 2605 points were earned.
Twenty-five different phases of
the paper were judged, ranging
from coverage to how well the fin
ished paper looked. The LOG re
ceived top grades for total cover
age, sports coverage, and mater
ials, used in publishing a meraeo
graphed paper. Low scores went
to the fact that some news stories
were not properly organized, some
leads were too long, and not
enough variety in make-up.
Commented judge Pafiolis of
NSPA, "You can well be proud of
the alert staff that digs up so
many newsy items."
ROSEBURG GIRL ENROLLS
Carol A. Alavezos of Rt. 2, Rose
burg, has enrolled at Columbia Un
ion College at Takoma Park, Md.
She is a sophomore at the Seventh-day
Adventist college. She is
a graduate of Milo Academy and
is majoring in nursing.
Days Creek Classes
Select New Officers
Students in the four high school
classes at Days Creek have elect
ed class officers for the coming
year reports correspondent Mrs.
Ralph Martin.
Freshiren officers elected were:
President, Dennis Nixon; vice pres
ident. Chuck Vincent; secretary,
Linda Martin; treasurer, Robert
VanNorman.
Members of the sophomore class
elected were: President, Donald
Bonney; vice president, Agnes
Hendrix; secretary, Joni Evers;
treasurer, Cheryl Whetzel; ser-gcant-at-arms,
Mil.e Lowry; activ
ity coordinator, Jerry Campbell.
Those elected to serve the junior
class were: President, Rosemary
Porter; vice president, George
Wolske; secretary, Harriet Simon;
treasurer, Carol Brady; scrgeant-at-arms,
Danny Cr is well; activity
coordinator, Deani Campbell.
Seniors chosen were: President,
Betty Newton; vice president.
Sandy Crumpton; secretary, Bon
nie Bonney; treasurer, Pam Vo
shall; scrgeant-at arms, Dick Bon
ney; activity coordinator, Mary
Dunlap.
LETTERMEN ELECT
The Lettermen's Club of Days
Creek Hijjh School have chosen
the following boys to represent it
for the coming year: President,
Fred VanNorman; vice president,
Danny Kinney; secretarytreasur-
!er, Charles Collins; and sergeant-
at-arms, Danny Cr is well, reports
correspondent Mrs. Ralph Martin.
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Gilbert Lopci, Spanish teacher,
explained the trip, including a vis
it to Mexico City and other points
of interest, will take nearly a
month and cost at least $1,000.
Any opportunities to earn money
or assistance from local residents
will be gladly accepted.
Under the leadership of Berton
Bailey, former Spanish teacher at
R11S, the Spanish club made a
trip to Guaymas, Mexico in Itlj9.
Their tour was highly successful.
Letters were received from Pres
ident Kennedy, then Senator Ken
nedy, and Governor Mark Hatfield
commending the class on their
achivemcnt in promoting belter
relations between countries. Rose
burg students have set a precedent
which is being followed by other
schools.
OAKLAND BETHEL MEETS
Oakland Bethel 42, Order of
Job's Daughters, met recently
with Honored Queen Wanela Wool
man presiding.
Discussion was held concerning
the candy sale, reports Edith
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