Tut.. Dee. 12, 1961 The Newt Review, Koseburg, Of. 11
ARLENE PAULSON ond Clarence Bakken were recently
chosen girl ond boy of the month for November for their
academic ability. Both are active in school affoirs.
Roseburg Band
Sets Activities
Candy sales, bazaar, calendar
sales and dances are just a few of
the fund-raising activities planned
by the Roseburg High Band and
Band Parents for the next few
months. The money will be used
for the coming trip to the Seattle
WorW s Fair.
Saturday, band members had
stands in vamous sections of the
city where candy and Christmas
corsages were sold.
Friday and Saturday the RHS
Band Parents sponsored a bazaar
at Graves' ilusic store. Christmas
decorations, aprons, fruit cakes,
jewelry and notions were sold.
A calendar sale is scheduled for
the near future. Koseburg resi
dents will have an opportunity to
have the date of their birthday
or anniversary put on a commu
nity calendar for a small fee. Or
ganizations will also be able to
have scheduled meeting dates
printed on the calendars.
Dances featuring the RHS dance
band are scheduled for the first
months of 12. The exact times
will be announced at a later date.
American Heritage Association Opens
Competition For Summer Foreign Tours
By PAUL JOHNSON
Rotburg High Newt Bureau
Oregon high school students will
have an opportunity to tour the
Eastern V in ted Stales, Mexico,
and Europe next summer under
programs developed for the Amer-
31 Roseburg Area
Pupils At Academy
The Milo Monitor, Milo Acade
my's monthly school newspaper,
lists 318 students at the school this
year, of which, 31 are from Rose
burg and vicinity, reports corres
pondent Inez Hitchman.
MUo Academy is one of the nine
twelve-grade academies - in the
North Pacific Union Conference,
which includes Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana.
Enrolled there from Roseburg
are Dennis Denton, Holly Doyle,
Larry Gessele, Carole Gregg, Cher
yl Munroe, Jim Ruckle, Nadine
Towler, Sharon Trenholm, Brenda
Van Allen, Norman Wilson and
Daniel Woodman, freshmen; I .any
Aldred, Burton Dietrich, Fr e d
Graves. Diane Konzack, Karen
I Ritz, Rose Ruckle and Jeanne Wil
I son, sophomores; Ronald Age, Ter
I esa Hansen, Lynetta Kruse, Littell
I Rhodes, Jerry Snarr, Marilyn Tow-
ler and Claire Trenholm; and Lyn
da Cook Jim Gregg, Kenneth Mc
1 Farland Jr., Patricia Tonole and
jBillie Carol trange, seniors.
Seven On Honor List
At Camas Valley High
Seven students made the honor
roll at Camas High the first nine
weeks.
The Juniors had the highest rep
resentation, with Norma Randall,
Teddy Heilman, and Helen Kirken
dall. Bette Spencer was the lone
senior, and Jerry Heilman, the only
sophomore listed. Theo Uolgert and
Mike Priest represented the fresh
man class.
VA OFFICIALS SPEAK
Speaking on mental health at a
recent assembly at Canyonville
Bible Academy were Dr. Harold
Dickman, chief psychologist, and
Gale Wegener, chief clinical social
worker, of the Veterans Hospital
at Roseburg.
lean Heritage Association.
Tours of the Fast are from 18 28
days and include visiting historic
places of the eastern United States,
attending Congress in session and
meeting the elected representa
tives. The 28 day Mexican tour groups
are designed for students who
have completed at least two years
of Spanish, according to M. Hail
ey, former II HS Spanish teacher
and now foreign language consult
ant in the Depaitment of Educa
tion and director of the program.
Each of the three groups will study
conversational Spanish, Mexican
culture, attend classes for one
week at Mexico City College and
meet Mexican youth, as welt as
see the historic sights of Mexico.
The European program lasts
nine weeks and will consist of two
groups, a western European and
1 a French and German language
group. Groups will study local cul
ture and customs aud attend gov
ernment briefings.
Interested students should write
to the American Heritage Associa
tion, 1225 S.W. Oak, Lake Oswego,
Oregon, for application cards.
BIBLE CLUB ACTIVE
The Bible Club has been very
active this year with meetings be
ing held each Wednesday at Myr
tle Creek High School. Quizzes
over the Bible are now being given
to all the members of the club.
Officers presiding this year for
Bible Club are. President, Sharon
Stamey; vice president, Pat King
and secretary treasurer, Jernc
Sims.
'Sleighride Fantasy'
Winter Formal Slated
Thirty lighted Christmas trees
will be the featured decoration at
the Glide High School annual Win
ter Formal to be held Saturday
evening. "Sleighride Fantasy" is
the theme.
Norma Haas and Barbara Miller
are over all chairman of the event.
Committee heads include Joyce
Hatfield, Arlene Paulson, Jill Cun
ningham, Pam Holm, Jeanne Hat
field, Sharon Haas, Beverly Bog
ner, Dianne Huseby, Vivian Loon-
bv an A Unftv Stuart
.w ,
Jim Muhoney and his Melody-
men win pruviuc live music.
Homemaker Exams
Given Roseburg Girls
Senior girls o( Roseburg High
School took the Betty Crocker
Homemaker of Tomorrow test
Dec. 5. The test was open to all
senior girls.
The girl chosen from RHS will
compete with girls from the other
high schools in Oregon for the state
award. The state winner will then
be eligible for the national honor.
Paulette Talbot of Roseburg was
the state winner in 1960. Mar
garet Stein, KHS 1961 winner, re
ceived second place in the state
contest.
Billy R.Meloy Pledges
To OSU Pi Tau Sigma
Billy R. Meloy of Roseburg, is
one of eight upperclassmen at Ore
gon State University picked for
membership this fall in the me
chanical engineering honorary, Pi
Tau Sigma.
Scholarship, leadership, and
promise of future achievement are
considered in selection of members
for the honorary. Meloy is a junior
this year at OSU.
Fremont Magazine
Sales Drive Ends
Fremont Junior High recently
ended its annual magazine cam
paign with a sales total of 7,120.
This campaign is sponsored each
year by the Curtis Publishing Co.
which publishes such magazines as
The Saturday Evening Post and
Ladies Home Journal.
Jim Richmond, Steve Erickson,
Steve Esselstrom and Olivia Leik
en were the four high salesmen.
Each sold over $100 in subscrip
tions. Students could sell subscript
tions only in Green, Melrose, Kir
Grove, Rose and Fullerton IV
areas.
Sales money earned by the stu
dents will go to buy new equip
ment for the school.
CHRISTMAS BALL SET
The annual Christmas Ball for
Yoncalla High School will be held
Dec. 20 following the school
Christmas program. The ball is
sponsored by the high school chap
ter of the National Honor Society.
Girls' Glee Club Eyes
Television Appearance
Featured on the Vern Reynolds
Show over KP1C TV Wednesday
evening will be the Roseburg High
School girls glee, under the direc
tion of Robert Robins.
Selections to be sung are T11
Be Home For Christmas." "Star
of Bethlehem," from 'Ben Hur"
and "This Little Babe,' from "Cer
emony of Caiols."
Approximately 41 girls will participate.
CONCERT PRESENTED
The Milo Academy Chorale pre
sented a short sacred concert be
fore the Friday evening service at
the Koseburg Seventh-day Advent
ist church recently.
Director for the group is Rudolf
Strukoff, the academy's voice
teacher, who was one of the solo
ists in the recently held presenta
tion of Handel's "Messiah" at the
Dougla County Fairgrounds.
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