Education Chancellor
To Address Seniors
Roy E. Liueallen, chancellor of
the Oregon State System ol Higher
Education, will address 280 grad
uating seniors of Roseburg High
School at 'Commencement exercis
es June 4.
Iieuallen received undergradu
ate training at Pacific University
where he majored in physical edu
cation. He holds a master of sci
ence degree in higher education.
After graduation, he became a
high school science instructor for
four years. His teaching career
RHS Sophs Hold
Show Of Talent
Members of the Roseburg High
School Sophomore Class held a tal
ent show last week in the school
auditorium.
The show was in competition
with previous shows put on by
the Junior and Senior Classes to
earn points for a Class Cup to be
given at the end of the year, ac
cording to the high school.
John Burnham played the part
of an astronaut wno was me
guest of a queen, Kathy Kieth, and
princesses Ann Walton, Jo V a n
Krevelcn, Barbara Butler, Beth
Orjala, Lynn Andes, Jenifer Bab
bitt, and Nancy Monk.
Dennis Frank played the part of
a greeter announcing the names
of each participant. One of the
highlights of the performance was
an instrumental duet with Dwight
Anderson playing the guitar and
Rick Keasey on the drums.
Andy Chitwood, Jim Beamer,
John Erickson, and John Cox did
a pantomime of the "Twist." Ma
rie Savage sang "Soldier Boy" and
Barbara Martin sang "Getting to
Know You."
Lorraine Hanlcy and Linda Ow
ens twirled batons and Sandy Ste
wart did a ballet.
A girls trio consisting of Mi
chelle LeBeau, Ann Sanders, and
Peggy Harmon sane "Moon River
and Dave Hooper, Gerg Heinz, and
Doug Glover formed a boys trio,
Ralph Sallee ended the perform
ance playing his trumpet while
John Nichols displayed bis talent
in fire eating.
Toni Perkins New
Pepster President
Tonl Perkins, a junior, is new
president of the Roseburg High
School Pepsters.
Other new olficcrB elected in a
recent club ballot were Marilyn
Fisher, sophomore, vice presi
dent; Mona Lyons, junior, point
chairman; Lois Horton, Junior,
secretary; Nancy Randow, junior.
treasurer; Louise DeMoisy, junior,
roll chairman and Linda Langloy,
junior, scrgoant-at-arms.
Adviser of the club is Susan Bor-
dcrsn, RHS physical education
teacher.
Sewing Lessons Ready
For Summer Locally
Sewing lessons will be given be
ginning June 12, to approximately
30 girls, in the Roseburg High
School Homcmaking Department.
The lessons will be sponsored by
the Roseburg Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., and will be open to
Douglas County girls in the age
groop of 10 to 21 years.
Several sessions will be held dur
ing the summer consisting of eight
2VVhour lessons, twice a week for
a month.
During this time, those taking
tho lessons will complete a gar
ment and then have a chance to
enter a local contest. They will
model their garment and one per
son from each age group will be
chosen to compete in a regional
contest in Seattle.
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CUP AWARDED Elisa Tlmas, junior of the University
Oregon, received the Gerlinger Cup for 1961-62 at on all
campus skg May) 2, during the annual junior weekend.
The awara is given annual!? to the outstanding man and
womon in the third-year class.
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was temporarily interrupted by the
war when he served two years de
stroyer duty in the Navy.
Between 1946-35 he held several
positions at Oregon College of Ed
ucation. In 1955 he became OCE
president and held that post until
recently when he was named to
his present post.
Four graduation activities head
the final week for seniors. The
senior banquet May 31 is followed
by Honors Night June 1. These
events are followed by baccalaure
ate on June 3 and commencement
on June 4.
Commencement program will
also include talks by co-valediC'
torians Terry Watters and Carol
Hetrick and salutatorian Marvin
French.
Many local churches will be rep
resented at baccalaureate services
on June 3. Ministers taking part
include The Rev. Allen G. Inger-
britsen of Faith Lutheran Church,
The Rev. H. James Jenkins of
First Methodist Church, The Rev.
James C. Smith, of First Chris
tian Church, The Rev. Glen Da
vis of Melrose Community Church,
The Rev. Robert D. Hempel of the
First Church of the Nazarene,
and The Rev. Alfred S. Tyson of
St. George s Episcopal Church.
Music for commencement nrt
baccalaureate exercises will be
supplied by the vocal music depart
ment and Instrumental selections
will be given by members of the
RHS band.
Forty Girls
Are Honored
At Roseburg
Forty girls received special rec
ognition at Roseburg High School
for their school activities as well
as activities outside of school at
last week's meeting of Girls'
League, .
Girls recognized were: Home
making Heather Pepple, senior;
Dolores Baughman, junior; Orpha
Rutan, sophomore.
Choral music Brooke Young
and Donnea Sims, seniors.
Band Patty Beardsley, Jun
ior; Kathy Burke, senior.
Art Tina Oldaker, senior.
French Dotty Donnelly, jun
ior; Carol Colbrunn, senior.
Spanish Sandy Stewart and
Leslie Longfellow, sophomores.
Mathematics Heather Pep
ple; Kirsty Williams and Carolyn
Carter, juniors.
Chemistry Heather Pepple;
Carolyn Carter, junior.
Biology Jo Nell Logan, sopho
more.
English Judy Luulell, senior.
Speech Sue Frey, senior; Vic
ki Miller, Junior.
Latin Barbara Martin, sopho
more,
U.S. History Gail Neuner, jun
lor. World history Joan Donnelly,
senior.
Modern problems Carole Mar
tin, senior.
Business education Rebecca
Hill, senior.
Physical education Carl Ar
thur and Pat Brown, sophomores;
Linda Ollivant and Nancy Green
field, juniors; Fat Piper and Janet
Wassom, seniors.
Karyl Sherwood, junior, and Lois
Meyer, senior, received recogni
tion for their work in 411 and
Home Extension. Julieanne Thorn p
son was recognized for her piano
accomplishments, and Donna De-
Bolt for her work with the Girls'
Rifle Team.
Jnno Phillips, senior, and sopho
mores Mickye Utlcrback and Anne
Tucker, were recognized for their
horsemanship. Patsy Bissonette
was recognized for her outstand
ing swimming ability as was Lor
raine Hanlcy for her baton twirl
ing accomplishments.
Senior Charlene Dent roceived
special recognition for her cheer
iful sharing of her artistic talents
'wherever she could.
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GIRLS STATE in Salem June 11 to 17 will be attended by four high school girls sponsored
by Umpqua Unit, 16, American Legion Auxiliary. Pictured from left to right are Jeannie
Bird, Douglas; Noncy Greenfield, Roseburg; Sharon Medlar, Glide; and Helen Kirken
dall, Camas Valley. All are junior students. They were chosen because of their scholastic
and leadership qualities, character, cooperotiveness and physicol fitness. Financial spon
sors who contributed toward tha Girls State program are Roseburg Lumber Co., Dr. E. B.
Stewart, Glide Kiwanis Ciub, Mark's Market and The Toggery.
10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Wed., May 23, 1962
TOP STUDENTS at Oakland High School proved it by being selected valedictorian and co
salutatorians. From left, they are valedictorian Normon Baird and co-salutatorians Chervl
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rerersen ana rarsy vviison.
Oakland President
Is Valedictorian
The valedictorian at Oakland
High School this year will be Nor
man Baird, who is graduating with
a 1.08 over-all grade point.
During his four years at Oak
land High, Norman has been ac
tive in Science Club, Nu Delta
and National Honor Society. He
was student body president this
year.
Sharing the roles as co-salutatorians
are Cheryl l'etcrsen and Pat
sy Wilson.
Cheryl is a transfer this year
from Centennial Union High
School. She has been active at
Oakland as a member of Nu Delia,
Student Council, triple trio, Na
tional Thespian Society, chorus,
National Honor Society and Oak
land Honor Society. She was girl
oi me montn in neither.
Patsy, girl of the month in De
cember, has been active in Nu
Delta, Science Club, chorus, triple
trio, National and Oakland honor
societies. She won an acting award
of merit from Pacific University
and has appeared in several dra
matic productions during her sen
ior year. She is editor of the school
year book.
PlaySchool Set
At Roseburg High
Roseburg High School sophomore
girls, under the direction of Mr
Corinne McTaggart, homomaking
jiiauunur, win conduct an annual
piny school for children between
the ages of 3 and 1 which began
Tuesday.
There will be two session miih
different dates and times. Tenta
tive oaies tor the sessions are
session i, from 8:30 a.m. to
iu la a.m. Iuesday, Thursday and
May 29 and 31.
session ii, from 10:30 a m. to
12:45 p.m. today, Friday, Monday
and June 1.
According to Mrs. McTaggart, no
charge will be made for tha class
es. Douglaj Drill Team
To Become Separate Unit
The Douglas High Student Coun
cil recently passed a petition al
lowing the Drill Team to become
a scparato orgifliization from the;
ppP tlUB-
rn we previous iwo vears
In
order to be in the Drill Team
each girl also had to be a mem
ber of tho Pep Club. The men?
bers of Drill Team decided this
year that they preferred a separ
ate organization with its own con
stitution and by-laws.
Top Records
This Last Two
sWeok Week Wtoks
Song and
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2 13
3 2 1
4 3 2
5 4 4
6 10 12
7 11 16
8 12 20
9 5 10
10 13
U 7 7
12 20 -
13 6 B
14 9 8
15 18 18
16
17 17 13
18 14 5
19 15 9
20 16 11
Lovers Who Wander Dion
She Cried Jay and The Americans
Soldier Boy The Shirelles
Mashed Potato Time Dee Dee Sharp
Everybody Loves Me But You Brenda Lee
Uptown The Crystals
Wish We Were Married Ronnie & Hi-Lites
I Sold My Heart to Junkman The Blue Belles
P.T.109 Jimmy Dean
The One Who Really Loves You . Mary Wells
Lover Please Clyde McPhatter
Shout, Shout (Knock Yourself Out
Ernie Maresca
Stranger on the Shore Acker Bilk
Twist, Twist Senora U. S. Bonds
Funny Way of Laughin' Burl Ives
Don't Play That Song (You Lied) Ben E. King
Slow Twislin' Chubby Checker
Shout (Part 1) Joey Dee
Johnny Angel Shelley Fabares
Good Luck Charm
PICK HIT OF THE WEEK: Coney Island Baby The ExceUents
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EILEEN RICHARDSON
. . . class speaker
Days Creek Girls Selected
To Give Graduation Talks
Eileen Richardson, daughter of
Mr anri Mr Hsmn uii-hot-H.
son. has been named valedictorian
of the Davi Creek llinh School
Class of 19K2. Her grade point av
erage during her sh school ea
reer is .Vl.
Sharing the platform graduation
night will be salutatorian, Susan
Wheaton. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
Robert Wheaton. Her grade point
avcrase is 3 3.
Of The Week
Weeks On
The List
Recording Artist
Elvis Presley 9
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SUSAN WHEATON
. . . sharing platform
Eileen has attended Days Creek
School all 12 years, and was Stu
dent Body president. She plans to
enter the University of Oregon this
fall, majoring in mathematics.
Susan has attended Days Creek
High School for three years, com'
ing from Crescent City, Calif. She
plans to enter Southern Oregon
College in t fall, and will ma
jor in elementary eaucaiion.
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High Schools County-Wide
To Hold Graduations Soon
Most of the high schools around
the county will hold their gradua
tion exercises this weekend. The
where and when of these exercises
are as follows:
ROSEBURG Baccalaureate
will be held June 3 at 8 p.m. in
the school gymnasium with the
Rev. James C. Smith of the First
Christian Church speaking. Com
mencement will be June 4 at 8
p.m. with Dr. Roy Leiuallen from
the Oregon State System of Higher
Education as speaker. Co-Validic-torians
are Carol Hetrick and Ter
ry Watters, and salutatorian is
Marvin French.
CANYONVILLE BIBLE ACAD
EMY Baccalaureate was held
Sunday. Commencement will be
Thursday at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Murray W. McLees of Eugene
speaking. Valedictorian is Sheron
Cates and salutatorian is Judy Bul
lard. CANYONVILLE Baccalaure
ate will be Sunday at 8 p.m. with
the Rev. Don Campbell speaking,
at the Methodist Church. Com
mencement will be Tuesday at 8
p.m. in the school gym with Dr.
Seven Teachers
Hired For RHS
Seven new teachers have been
hired at Roseburg High School
for next year's faculty.
Barbara Morgan, a graduate
from Willamette University, heads
the list of new teachers hired. Miss
Morgan will teach in the Business
Education Department along with
Lowell Baird, a graduate from
Portland State College.
Koyce Gordon, a transfer from
Fremont Junior High School, will
teach mathematics.
Darrel Kady, now obtaining his
masters degree at the University
of Illinois, will serve as head of
the History Department and teach
regular and advanced history
classes.
Sheila Cannell, a graduate from
Portland State, will teach French
part-time and biology, and Wil
liam Ardiss, also from Portland
State, will teach chemistry.
Last of tne seven is Paul Ben-
ninghoff, a major in industrial arts
at Oregon State University, who
will conduct courses in metals and
mechanical drawing.
According to Ralph Teters, RHS
principal, six more teachers will
need to be hired to prepare for
the increase in enrollment expect
ed next year.
Douglas Newspaper
To Have New Staff
Last week's Douglas High Troy
Times, the weekly school news
paper, was published by the first
year journalism students.
The staff for that week was made
up of Billie Heritage, Mike John
ston, Wilma Payne. Dave Ross.
Claudia Ohlson, Linda Redd, Ka-
tny widel, nancy Divine and Bet
ty Ledbetter.
Next year's newly-chosen staff
consists of Cheryl DeVore, editor;
Wilma Payne, assistant editor: Ar
chie Walker, sports editor; Claudia
Ohlson, Nancy Divine. Kathv Wid
el and Dave Ross. Additional .posi
tions will oe announced at a later
date.
This year's Troy Times staff
consisted of Judy Kimball, editor;
Cheryl DeVore, assistant editor;
Marlene Bowles, feature editor;
Carol Wlttrock, news editor; and
Archie Walker, sports editor. It
has been highly commended on its
job of the weekly publication by
tne adviser wnuam Lapp.
CBA May Festival Set
For Thursday Evening
Most colorful event of Canvon
ville Bible Academv's com.
mencement week activities will be
the May Festival with crowning
of the May Queen and award
night, Thursday at 7:30.
Sherron Gregory will be crowned
queen with her two maids of hon
or, Frances Birch and Janet Ny
berg. The school music department
under the direction of Mrs. Dan
Johnson will provide the music
for the evening.
The May Court includes Kim
Gustavson with Charles Sander and
Lynda Hendricks with Steve
Spcnce, seniors; Joan Moxley with
Eddie Smelscr and Elaine Eoff
with Dave Moffin, juniors; Joyce
Storm with Leland Ross and Lin
da Atwood with Eddie John, soph
omores: Sue Radabaugh with Lon
nie Johnson and Alma Grace Hut
to with Dave Baker, freshmen.
Comedy-Drama Is Given
By CPA Speech Students
Canyonville Bible Academy
speech class presented the three
act comedy-drama, "Old Doc",
Friday evening in the school audi
torium, Mrs. Franklin Dunbar was
the director of the play which fea
tured Byron Niles in the title role
with Joe Weed taking the part of
his son. Also included in the cast
were David Goss, Judy Bullard
and Mary Anne Peters of Canyon
ville and Ken Radford of Riddle.
Mrs. E. Tisdale and Mrs. Robert
Shaffer and Mrs. C. J. Brent scrv
ed coffee to the cast as well as
the Dunbars, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Masters and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Shambaugh at the conclusion
of the play.
Ray Hawk of the University of
Oregon speaking. Valedictorian is
Jacqueline Gross. Salutatorian has
not been named as yet.
CAMAS VALLEY Baccalaur
eate was Sunday. Commencement
will be Thursday at p.m. with
James Pizza, University of Ore
gon, speaking. Valedictorian is
Betty Spencer and Salutatorian is
Louella Edmonds. ,
DAYS CREEK Baccalaureate
was held Sunday. Commencement
will be Thursday at 8 p.m. with
Dr. Clarence Hines speaking in the
school gym. Valedictorian is Ei
leen Richardson and salutatorian
is Susan Wheaton.
DRAIN Baccalaureate will
be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school
auditorium. Speaker is unknown at
this time. Commencement will be
Monday at 8 p.m. with Dr. Robert
Summers of the University of Ore
gon speaking. Valedictorian is Mar
ilyn Brown and salutatorian is
Judy Levins.
ELKTON Baccalaureate will
be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school
gym with Rev. Glen Goddard of
the American Sunday School union
of Roseburg speaking. Commence
ment will be Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Tne speaker has iiut been named
as yet. Valedictorian is Peggy
Levenhagen and salutatorian is Sue
Beckley.
GLENDALE Baccalaureate will
be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school
gym with Rev. Norman Naugler
of the Olivet Presbyterian Church
as the speaker. Commencement
will be Monday at 8 p.m. Paul
Schimp of the Glendale High fa
culty will be the speaker. The top
ten per cent of the graduating
class, including five students, will
also give short speaches.
MYRTLE CREEK Baccalau
reate will be held Sunday at 8 p.m.
with the Re'. Donald Boldt of the
Conservative Baptist Church of Tri
City speaking. Commencement will
be Monday at 8 p.m. Dr. E. C.
McGiU of Southern Oregon College
will be the speaker. All services
will be held in the school gym.
Valedictorian is Carol Culler and
co-salutatorians are Mike Shirt-
MARY TURNER
. , . earns straight l's
Glendale Graduates
Led By 5 Students
Five seniors, representing the
top ten per cent of the class, will
be honored graduating night, May
28, at Glendale High School.
They are Mary Turner, with I
straight l.o average for four years
Marilyn Mehl, 1.29; Loree Harris,
1.46; and Charles Fox and Marilyn
Nichols, both 1.55.
It is the policy of the school to
honor the top ten per cent of the
graduating class instead of pick
ing out two as valedictorian and
salutatorian. Calvin Frick, vice
principal, pointed out that basic
to this plan is the recognition that
there are variations in the difficul
ty of the courses taken and that
grade point averages do not ac
curately reflect this fact.
Each of the students will speak
orieny as part oi tne commence
ment program.
Gets Rifle Team Award
Cadet Airman Basic Robert
Mumoy of Roseburg, freshman at
University of Oregon in Eugene,
received the Rifle Team Member
ship Award at a recent awards
presentation at the university.
Mumby was one of four members
of the Air Force Reserve Officers
Training Corps winning awards.
JIM McGINNIS, senior ot
Comos Valley High, son of
Mr. and Mrs. fceorge Mc&n
nis, has been aworded a $600
scholarship to the Idaho
Technical Institute at Cald
well, Idaho.
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cliff and Bill Leonard.
OAKLAND Baccalaureate will
be June 3 at 8 p.m. in the school
auditorium with Rev. Harvey Tim
of Umpqua speaking. Commence
ment will be 8 p.m. Monday wira
Dr. Alburey Castell of the Univer
sity of Oregon speaking. Valedic
torian is Norman Baird and co
salutatorians are Patricia Wilson
and Cheryl Petersen.
DOUGLAS Baccalaureate
services will be held Sunday at 8
p.m. at tne scnooi wim tne nev.
C. Johannes oi tne iueinoaisi
Church speaking. Commencement
will be Monday at 8 p.m. with
members of the Youth For Christ
organization as speakers. Co-Valedictorians
are Doug Reed and Dan
Dodd, and co-salutatorians are Sal
ly Ison and Bill Stalnaker.
kiddle Baccalaureate serv
ices will be held June 3 at 8 p.m.
in the school gym with Rev. Rob
ert Bunnage of the Riddle-Myrtle
Creek Episcopal Church speaking.
Commencement will be June 4 at
8 p.m. Valedictorian Ha Keele and
salutatorian Christine Taplin, and
two top students, Philip Newcomb
and Alice Walker, will address the
graduates.
GUDE Baccalaureate will
be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school
gym with Rev. Loy Antrim of the
First Christian Church addressing.
Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president of
Southern Oregon College, will
speak at commencement Tuesday
at 8 p.m. Valedictorian is Aid a
Brumbach and salutatorian is Di
ane Huseby.
SUTHERLIN Baccalaureate
services will be Sunday at 8 p.m.
in the school gym with Rev. D. L.
Nultmeir of the Assembly of God
Church speaking.' Commencement
night at 8 p.m. Eugene M. Larson
from Oregon Technical Institute
will address. Valedictorian is Myra
Holland and co-salutatorians are
Paul Treman and Jim McCall.
YONCALLA Baccalaureate
will be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the
Church of Christ with Rev. Ren
Hollister speaking. Commencement
Monday night at 8 p.m. in the
school gym will have William C,
Jones from the University of Ore
gon as speaker. Valedictorian is
Mrs. Merrillen Emery and saluta
torian is Roger Russell.
Order Of 'D'
Sets Banquet
The Douglas High Order of the
D" is sponsoring a Letter-men's
Banquet for all varsity and junior
varsity sportsmen and their par
ents today at 7:30 in the Winston
Junior High cafeteria. -
The master of ceremonies. Bruce
Ledgerwood, will introduce speak
ers of the evening. Speakers are
the head coaches of each sport.
The 1961-62 varsity cheerleading
squad consisting of Mary White,
queen, and Carolyn Fox, both sen
iors, and Diane Huff, Glenda Rice
and Penny Patterson, sophomores
will be honored at the banquet.
lhe evening is designed with va
rious types of entertainment for
the 150 guests that are expected.
Awards will be presented.
It is planned that this banquet
will become a tradition for each
year at Douglas.
The meal will be served by the
members of the Douglas High PeD
Club.
Patsy Wilhoit Hawkins
Graduated From Wayland
Patsy Ruth Wilhoit Hawkins.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guv Wil
hoit, former Roseburg residents
now residing in Rio Linda, Calif.,
was graduated from Wayland Bap
tist College in Plainview, Tex.,
Monday.
Mrs. Hawkins, 1958 graduate of
Roseburg High School received her
bachelor's degree in elementary
education. She plans to teach in
the Plainview area while her hus
band, a sophomore at Wayland,
completes his education.
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