Scholarships Totaling $6,400
Twelve seniors of' Glide High
School shared in . scholarship
wards.' totalling : $6400, as .an
nounced by Principal John Thomp
son at the graduation exercises
June 3: ' 1 -
Judy. Spurgeon received a total
of $800 ' from three separate
awards; $350 from the Douglas
Medica Education Foundation,
$350 from the Roseburg Women of
the Moose, both awards specifing
nurse's' training; and $100 from
the Glide High Girls League.
Arlen,e Paulson received a total
of $623 from three sources, $300
from the University of Oregon's
Dads Club, $223 from the State
Board of Education and $100 from
the Glide Girls League.
Victoria "Chandler- received two
awards,: $100 from the Glide Lady
Kiwanis Club and: $100 from the
Glide High Girls League. The Glide
PTA awarded, a-$200 6Cholnrship
to Norma Haas. The Glide Kiwan
is Club gave two $100 awards, one
to Robert: Blakely. and one ' to
Grace Carol Smith. The Spring
field Beauty Cpllege.'and the Glide
JUDITH ELLEFSON
. .-scholorship winner
DEANNA CAMPBELL
, . . 1963 homemaker
Sutherlin List
Is topped By 7
Seven student have been listed
with high honors on the Sulhcrlm
High School semester honor roll.
Thevi ata Carolyn Paynter. tarry
Sorum, Gerald Stinnett, Paula
Williams, - Barbara Curryj, 'Bron
wynn Eilefson and David Stubbert.
Others listed include:
SENIORS: - Sharon Btver, Nlda Emerson.
Linda Good, Ron Heaton, Barbara Hennebec.
Marlorle Judd, Marten King, WHbert Leeper,
Sieve ,Mlnor, Corrlno Moore, Larry Pltner,
Shirley Sample, Barbara Shorey, Edith Van
Cleave and Donna Vastar.
JUNIORS: Dale Bode, Jim Bratton, Sharon
Bright, Chrlttlne Cathlena, Linda Eppt. Jim
Evani, Dan Holder, Judy Holland, Claire
Hoobler, Janice Hunter, Karen Longanecker,
Becky Maglll, Gerald' Mires, Patricia Mc
Glnty, Dan Nultemeler, Annette Ogleshy,
Mike Ouellette, Henry Parnell. Christine Rob
bins and Ron Taylor.
SOPHOMORE: Bernice Aoee, Marilyn Bade,
Teresa Bandxiccl, Harriet Bird, Beverly Cur
ry, Linda Emerson,- Maria Fish, Tom Ham
merschmlth, Karen Harril, Linda Held, Jer
ry Holland, Robert Holland, William Hunt,
Janice Johnson, Brenda Judd, Alan Leather
wood, Sandra Lee, Stan McGriff, Steve Net
on, Brian Parnell, Norma Prltchelt, Al
bert Rankin, Sharon Raop. Marceen Scotl,
Glenda Stinnett, Tim Thamei, Barbara Tre
man, Barbara Webber, Pat Whltaker and
Charles Wood.
FRESHMEN: Bob Adami, Dorothy Ben
nett, Sharon Bode, Donald Canning, Cheryl
Colvln, Donna Devil, Greg Eggieston, Linda
Hammerschmith, Sam Holder, Sandra John
son, Terry Krewion, Mike Misner, Duane
Parnell. Lee Petetll, Ruth Pullev, Gordon
Rue, David Slkstrom and Beverly Tabor.
Oakland Students
Rated Outstanding
Senior honors were presented at
the Oakland High School gradua
tion bv Principal Darrell Langc
vin to the seniors considered out
standing in each field.
Recipient of the awards were
Richard Hoppe. music; Mcrlyn
Cannon, athletics: Dorothea Shop
trd, girls physical education; and
Jim Archer, citizenship.
nmeontori at Ihn graduation
were the valedictorian and saluta-l
torian trophies to James Archer!
and Merlvn Cannon, respectively.
Ldgrwood To Graduate
From UO Honors College
Grant Ledgerwood. anthropology
mslnr. son of Mr. J. (). Ledger-
wood, Dillard. is among sixteen I
members of the second Honors Col-
lege graduating class at the Uni
versity of Oregon that received de-,
grees in commencement enercises;
Sunday, June 9. j
Last year the Honors College
graduated H students; and in 1961. j
one year after its founding, one
student was graduated.
Called a "college within the um-j
versitv" for exceptionally able'
students, this year's graduating1
class achieved a 3 2S grade point
average (ibovo a B average). j
v-"-"k
. )
O
le Graduates
I Girls League gave $100-' and $75
respectively to- Donna Thompson.
IGlenda Anderson was the recipi
ent of a $200 award from the Rose
burg Beauty School. Janet Ander
son was awarded $100 from the
Glide Girls League.'
The highest award was received
by Frank Watkins, a four year
scholarship at he University of
Washington from the Navy ROTC.
This includes all expenses during
his 4 years at college; tuition, liv
ing expenses, books and supplies
and $50 per month spending mon
ey. He automatically will serve a
four year term in the Navy upon
receiving his Bachelors degree.
Sharon Medlar received two
scholarships, one from the Lewis
and Clark College at Portland
amounting to $950, and $200 from
the Federated V91nens Clubs of
Oregon.
The Shell Oil Company is the
sponsor for the-$950 grant received
by Clarence Bakken from the Na
tional .Merit Foundation for a 4
year renewable scholarship by
qualifying as a finalist in the Na
tional Merit Qualifying tests
JEFFREY MAGRISI
. . . gets B&L Award
Days Creek
Students Get
High Honors
Among Days Creek High School
seniors, winning special recognition
at the end of the term were Judith
Eilefson, Jeffrey Magrisi, and De-
anna tampoeu.1
Miss, Eilefson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee fillcfson, was award'
ed the Days Creek PTA scholar'
ship, which, was broadened this
year from the education field tp
uiciuue ail categories, in auouion,
she and Harriet Simon, valedictor
ian, have each received full tuition
scholarships to the University of
Oregon.
Magrisi, son of Mrs. Eleanor
Magrisi, having shown intellectual
promise in the field of science,
was presented the Bausch and
Lomb award. Magrisi is also an
alternate for a Southern Oregon
College scholarship.
Receiving the local 1963 Betty
Crocker Homcmaker of Tomorrow
award was Deana Campbell, daugh
ter of' Mr. and Mrs. Levi Camp
bell. Achieving highest score in a
knowledge and . .aptitude test
among local seniors, Deana be
came cligiblc to compete with oth
er winners for the state title.
The state Homemakcr of Tomor'
row is awarded a $1,500 scholar
ship, with the runner-up receiving
a 5500 scholarship. The school of
each state Homemaker of Tomor
row is awarded a complete set of
Lncyciopeuia Bruannica.
44 On Honor Roll
At Oakland High
For Last Quarter
Don' Andrews, a junior, was the
lone student at Oakland High
School who rated a perfect grade
point average for the fourth quar
ter. Receiving 1.5's wpre Glen Baird,
Gene hoozer and Llaine LeGore
freshmen: Joyleen Baird, Martin
Crouch, Joanne Manning and Dick
Slroop, sophomores; Joan Archer,
Laurey Hansen and Lyle Tclgen
hoff, juniors; and Jim Archer, sen
ior. The following received 2.0:
FranK Andrews. Varilyn Budd. Wavne Cher
rv, Joe Corbln, Marilyn Craaer. waynt Da
vit. Janet Diiley. Karen Downs, Glenda
Helmboidt, William Ocumpeugh, Steve Ray,
Pat Strooo. Bruce Stuwe.
Erline Bullock Danny Gossrlt Susan Mon
ett, Ron Sanderson, Gail Sluder, Amelia
Thornton, Greg Vascrte, Mike Williamson, Ed
Woods.
Mary Etta Alley. Judy Breedlove, Keith
Crenshaw. Dennis Parker, Ruby Sluder.
Dane Calkins. David Early, Richard Helm
hoidt, Doug Kellum, Diane Peterson, Edward
Four Douglas County
Students OCE Graduates
four young people from Doug
las County were awarded gradual
ing degrees from Oregon College of
Education at Monmouth Friday.
They include Marvin Quick of
Winston, Master of Science: David
Vanderhoff of Roseburg, Bachelor
of Science: Kathryn Nelson of
Reedsoort, Bachelor of Science in
secondary education; and Orville
McCormack of Roseburg. Bache
lor of Science in secondary educa
tion. . , .
Two Get Yale Dtgrces
Thomas Carl Heinz and Edward
Fohs Sohn were among 2.200 candi
dates for degrees at commence
ment exercises held .Monday at
Yale University. Both round men
will graduate with a Bachelor of
Arts.
c : n I r'v" A EPfSH
DOCTORS OF MOTORS at Myrtle Creek High School receive their diplomas for work
completed in auto mechanics taught by George Warren. Pictured above ore Dave LeVos
seur, Clark Yates, Victor Teal, Harry Carr, Ted Berge, Dennis Cox-, Loren Halloren, Gordon
Naylor, Jack Beedle and Warren. The work is preliminary to vocational and ovocational
study os well as for consumer knowledge, Warren said. Two ring installations were made
at school, in addition to the completion of standardized tests. (Warren Studio, Myrtle
Creek)
Awards Are Presented
At Riddle Commencement
Thirty-six seniors received di
plomas in commencement exer
cises at Kiddle High School Mon
day evening, June 3.
Following the processional, four
honor students of the graduating
class gave addresses. They were
given by John Brown, valedictori
an; Tom Roberts, salutatorian; Di
ane Foster and William E. Mark
ham Jr.
Awards and honors were made
by Mr. Donald E. Brown, high
school principal. These included
presentation of the honor trophies
to John Brown, valedictorian, and
Tom Roberts, salutatorian; and
medals to Carolyn McCoy School
Spirit, Pat Stoncking - Activities,
Joyce Jordan - Music, and Tom
Roberts - Athletics. All were sen
iors except Miss Stoneking, a jun
ior.
The American Legion Leadership
Awards were presented to Bill
Markham Jr., and Sara Preston.
The OSU Dads Club Certificates
of Excellence were awarded to
John Brown and Dee Dee Foster.
The "Top Ten" awards, presented
to the ten students maintaining the
highest grade averages in the
school were received by John
Brown, Tom Roberts, Bill Mark
ham, Dee Dee Foster and Caro
lyn Mauck, seniors; Shelley Brown
and Nancy Henry, juniors; Mike
Markham and Phyllis McClenny,
sophomores; and Jimmie Lou Mc
Fie, freshman.
Principal Brown also announced
the following summer school schol
arships had been awarded to Rid
dle students. Nancy Henry will at
tend the Advanced Placement Col
lege Program for High School
Students (granting college credit)
at the University of North Dakota,
studying English and psychology.
Attending JESSI Institute at Wil
lamette University will be Mary
Bonn, Shelley Brown and Lynn
Coleman.
The Boys State delegate to the
conference at OSU in Corvallis is
Larrv Ruckel. Girls State delegate
to Willamette University is Pat
Stoneking. Attending the Student
Council Workshop at the Universi-
Honor Students
Are Announced
At Joseph Lane
Three eighth graders, Janet Bar
clay, Janet Romine and Mike Wil
son; and four ninth graders, Shan
non Doyle. Edna Rand, Sharon
Short and Barbara Terho, received
straight l's for the fourth quarter
at Joseph Lane Junior High School.
Others listed on the honor roll
were:
Seventh Oredei Donna Acord, Sandra Axt,
toydeen Bailey, Charles Baker, Shervl Bar
tholomew, Sara B?rkthlre, Connie Cas ;ey,
Kathleen Fenl, C I ill Guie, Linda Hatfield,
Brad Janelil, Angela King, Shirley Kischel,
Ellrabelh Lamoreaux, Susan Lend, Herbert
Morrison, Catherine Myers, Ella Ortil, Ruth
Prowell, Linda Rooke, Renee Scott, Terry
Simas, Bonnie Simpson, Kethy Taylor, Carol
Thomas, Randall walker, Kathryn Weckerle,
Rojne Wiiso-i and Frieda Wolff.
Eighth Grade: Janet Barclay, Milton Bar
tholomew, Denese B'tcher, Janice Blanfon,
Susan Bradley Annette Brinkley, Don Cen
non, Ramona Conley, Jim Coon, Steve Dame
wood, Cheryl Dickman, Eileen Dillon, Svlvie
Grant, Cathy Hansen, Chris Hansen, Chris
Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Lynn Keller and
Jeannetle Kischel.
Robert Lend, Janet Lesh, Kathy Lewis,
Linda Plier, Oeboreh Puckett, Bob Ring,
Janet Romine, Diane Ruilene, John Scne
leen, Lee Schveneveldt. Valerie Stapleton,
Dixie Stovall. Judy strltrke, Janetle Tuckey,
Rae Ellen Walker. Mike Wilson, Randy Yaw
and Julienne Zurcher.
N.nth Grade: Linda Braun, Mary Lou
Crist. Tammy Davis, Richard Diedrlch, Shan
non Doyle. Ooug Fmery, Craig Engle, Larry
Fiynn, Janet Holland, Christina Johnson,
Kathleen Johnston end Ailena Kylola.
sally MeeM, Steve Morrison, James Myers,
Marl McKee. Janice Nlckson, Edne Rand,
Sharon Short, Lesley Smith, Cerol Speldel,
John Subert, Barbara Terho. Carol To!, San
dra Troveil, B.chard Walters. Marorie Wl.
son, Mabel Arlene Wood and Jey Zurcher.
Two Get ROTC Honors
At U Of 0 Graduation
I Two former Roseburg students,
! Robert Dorsey and Ronald Juhn
1 son, received commissions and hon
ors in the ROTC program at grad
I nation and awards ceremonies Sun
jday at the University of Oregon,
j Dorsey was commissioned a
: second lieutenant in the Armv Re
serve and Johnson received the
j Chicago Tribune ROTC silver med-ill.
ty of Oregon will be Gary Pactz,
student body president, and Mike
Markham, vice president. The Rid
dle PTA has provided half-scholarships
to a one week workshop
at Oregon College in Monmouth
for Future Teachers for three stu
dentsCarolyn McCoy, Elizabeth
Sutton, and Charles Preston.
The seniors were introduced by
Kenneth A. Stuart, superintendent
of schools, and diplomas present
ed by William E. Markham Sr.,
school board chairman, to Roxa
Aker, John Brown, Lorraine Cam,
David Clink, Sandra Craig, Tom
Darling, George Dawson, Velma
Colter, Ted Favcr, Diane Foster,
tuft Youth j
Tuei., June 11, 1963 The News-Reviaw, Roseburg, Ore. 9
Riddle Grads Nominated
For A Total Of $83,000
Scholarships and appointments
totalling over $83,000 were award
od to seven seniors at Commence
ment exercises at the Riddle High
School last Monday evening, June
3. Actually, if the students could
accept all of the awards for which
they were eligible, the sum would
be a staggering amount of approx
imately $173,500, according to Ken
neth A. Stuart, Kiddle Superintend
ent. John P. Brown, valedictorian,
has accepted a West Point Mili
tary Academy appointment. He
also received appointments to An
napolis Naval Academy, the Coast
Guard Academy, NROTC admis
sions at Stanford University, and
a full tuition scholarship to the
University of Chicago. This is Rid
dle's second West Point acceptance
in two years. Rex Nichols re
ceived a similar appointment last
year.
Thomas L. Roberts, salutatorian,
received a four-year tuition schol
arship and loan privileges at Stan
ford University. He also received
a full tuition award from the Uni
versity of Oregon and admission
to their "honors college" program.
William li. Markham, Jr., honor
student, received appointment to
the Coast Guard Academy, NROTC
admissions to Oregon State Uni
versity, and athletic scholarship
bids from Willamette University
and Pacific University. He is also
first alternate for other military
academy appointments.
Diane "Dee Dec" Foster, anoth
er honor student, has been award
ed a $1000 American Legion Auxil
iary National President's Scholar
ship (one of 10 In the nation) and a
Reed College tuition scholarship.
She also was offered a full tuition
scholarship and work privileges at
Lewis and Clark College.
Carolyn Mauck, another honor
student, received a full tuition
scholarship to Southern Oregon Col
lege and a state PTA Teachers
scholarship. Both are $300.
Literature Exams
.. i . . -
Undergone At MC
Myrtle Creek High School jun
iors recently participated in an
American literature examination
standardization program.
Measurement of achievement in
the knowledge and understanding
of the writings of American au
thors from 1860 to the mid-twentieth
century was the goal of the
examination. Forty-six juniors took
the test.
Bob Beanblossom, Linda Biren
baum, Jan Springer ind Sue Weav
er received the highest scores of
those tested at Myrtle Creek.
.Next year'i Myrtle Creek High
School tennis team was announced
for next year bv Mrs. Henrv Talus.
1 physical education teacher.
! s-.ii ine toam will be Gintjer Mc
Cauley, Sandn Miller. Penny
jSchliep, Jeanne McDevitt, Nadlne
'McKinnis, Amarallys Heath, Ruby
Stephens, Jane Marcotti, J e i s I e
i Paetz, Mary Brister ind Dorothy
iSchirtner. who ire rated in that
I order on the 1963-64 team.
Garry Fialun, Carol Johnson,
Joyce Jordan, Bill Lopcr, Carolyn
McCoy, Moisclle Morrison, Bill
Markham, Carolyn Mauck, John
Navarro, Ira Nichols, Linda Ni
chols, Donna Owens, Darlenc Pic
klesimcr, Sara Preston, L 0 n n i e
Risseeuw, Tom Roberts, Claudia
Rytsala, Maxine . Shelby, Diana
Simmons, Elizabeth Sutton." Ava
Tcel, Carman Waddle, Ronnie
Weakley, Robert White, Rosic
Young and Douglas Zenor.
It was announced during the eve
ning that at least 26 of the 36
members of the class plan to en
ter college, vocational training, or
military academies this fall.
Sara Preston received a tuition
scholarship to the University of
Oregon and also was the recipient
of the Riddle PTA scholarship.-
Donna Owens was awarded full
tuition to the Eugene Beauty Col
lege. Based upon authoritative esti
mates, current four year terms at
a military academy cost $35,000,
The NROTC programs, which also
grant the young men their tuition,
books, training cruises, and other
allowances, far exceed regular
college costs. Thus, this accounts
for the total value of the awards
garnered by the above mentioned
graduates of the Class of 1903 at
Riddle High School.
JERRY FULLERTON, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fullerton
of Green, has graduated from
Washington State University
with a degree of Doctor of
Veterinory Medicine. Fullerton
plans to remain in Washing
ton and fake the state board
examinations and then go on
to take the Oregon ond Calif
ornia exams later.
Ruth Hinshaw President
Of Glide Future Nurses
The Future Nurses of America,
Glide High School's newest club,
held an election for next year's
officers. Ruth Hinshaw was chos
en president. Other officers include
Betty Stuart, vice president; Cin
dy Wadsworth, secretary; Claudia
Rockwell, treasurer and Barbara
Hamer, activity chairman.
Some of the plans for next year
include having Mrs. Bernice Smith,
Douglas County nurse, talk to the
club and possibly tour the V. A.
Hospital. The club will also plan
for 1 scholarship to graduating
icnior.
! U OF O AWARD WON
Judy Schumacher, of Roseburg,
'now attending the University of Or
egon has received the I'hi Chi
;Theta award. A sophomore this
year. Miss Schumacher is the
daughter of Mr. ind Mri. Leroy
Ladd of Roseburg.
iyfy
VP frf
Scholarship And Athletic Awards j
Presented To Myrtle (reek Seniors!
Myrtle Creek Hich School soninvV' newly elected student body presi-, Bmh mssri . CJi-"
were honored at a special assent-1
bly, with presentation of awards
for scholarshin .nui r., .ihi.,i..
Myrl Barkhurst, principal. it,-u:
rinr-orl th t. !,.. v. .
?h . .1'e"chpls wh0 Presented
t- ... . I
Forrest Loghry introduced the
spnifii- nitP... ,
r .7 . ,. " "u "waiueu a
etter to Ray Sabala for baseball!
WUK-ll '1116 MVI-t H I'l-t'olr t.-i,
had won the UVL championship,
lhe trophy received for the cham-
FiuiiMiip may was presented to Ron
W esthrooks. pitcher, and Bob Bean
blossom, catcher, who In turn prc
sented the trophy to Jim Billings,
Glide Names
'63 Citizens
Arlene Paulson. Nnrma lime
and Clarence Bakken re
sented as Citizens of the Year at
"ie commencement exercises at
Glide High School June 3. The
awards were marin !w i)rini..i
John Thompson. , - .. .
Citizens are selected hv tim
ulty on the basis of leadership
scholarship, character, service and
cooperation. Each of the student.
gave freely of their time and en-
orgy io ins chosen activities and
at the SSlllL time llinml:mn,l ,,
scholarship standing which entitled
him to membership in the Nation
al Honor Society.
Arlene Paulson served her class
as president in her senior year
and became a member of Iho Hon
or Society in her sophomore year.
As student body treasurer in her
junior year, she proved her cap
ability and efficiency. She was an
enthusiastic supporter of , Project
35 and earned a trip to Mexico
with that group.
Norma Haas began her 'leader
ship as a freshman, as president
of her class. In her junior year
she served as Girls League presi
dent and, as a ' senior, she Was
president "of! the, , Honor Society.
Rally team claimed much of her
time during the junior and senior
years. Norma also sorved as sec
retary of the Honor Society as a
junior and a member! of Project
35.1 . t j f ,
Basketball , occupied : Bakkcn's
sport schedule throughout his four
years in high school. Ho was pres
ident of the Project 35 group. As
a sophomore, he-served on the
Atoka staff and was elected to
the Honor Society. Clarence also
served as class president in his
sophomore year.
7 : : .1
Southern County Girls
Attending 4-H School
Joan Lish, June Marcotti, Wyo
vonna Moss, Kathy Itiiliufn, and
Judy Smith, alternate, of the Sur
prise Valley 4-H club are attend
ing the 4-H summer school on the
Oregon State University campus
in Corvallis.
The girls will spend five days
attending educational classes and
social events on the campus. Ac
cording to Mrs. William Raburn,
leader of the 4-H group, each girl
received a $20 scholarship which
was sponsored by the Myrtle Creek
Bank, Days Creek Home Exten
sion, Myrtle Creek Drug Store and
the Days Creek Garden Club.
Eighty scholarships are annually
donated by interested business
firms, organizations and individ
uals throughout Douglas County.
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dt'.n,'' . ... . .. - 'school were given to Sharon Stain-
.. Wrestling letters and figurines of:ey. D,esidem T of the hZ ?iihl4
the players were given by Leroy
'Iee. wrestling coach, to Allen
i Manuel, capuail; jacK lieea e, hte-
:,,, Jeffers and Jerry Wilson. Wil-
SOU IWt 1VCU U SCI1IHJ1 UUUIiy IOr HIS
win in the .1.1. wrostlinc meet in
:.
iui'v;lllis.
n m..i.. k..i..k.ii u
recognized the work of seniors Lee
Boehlkc, Ron Salmon and Ed Cad
man, members of the District 6-A-2
championship team this year. Rich
ard Arvidson and Terry Butler,
manages, wero also awarded let
ters. '
...nda Green, senior member of
the varsity cheerleaders was
awarded a trophy.
TI10 state A-2 champion track
team members were commended
by their coach Robert Ahrahamson.
Awards went to Laren Halloren,
Jerry llagbcrg, Jim Byrd, Ross
Barkhurst, Hon Salmon, Malcolm
Yates, Ed Cadman and the manag
er Doug Frentz, .
65 Graduate
From Riddle
Promotional exercises for the 85
members of the eighth grade at
Riridlo Eleinontary School were
held Monday morning, June 3, in
tho Gymnasium, 1
The address was given by Ken
neth A. Stuart, Superintendent of
Schools, on the topic, "Are You
Part of the Answer or Part of the
Problem?"
After presentation of the class
by Lyle E. Fosnwirk, Elementary
Principal, diplomas were awarded
by Supt. Stuart to Barbara Bing
ham, Patrick Boyd, Bertha Box,
Jerry Cockrum, Jimmy Cockrum,
Winnifrcd Colter. Peggy Criswell,
leggy Daniels; Philip Darby, Leo
Roy Darling, Rita Deal, Arlene
Dean, Linda Doit, Rick Gillespie,
Connie Gordon, Diana Hall, Steph
en Hall, Brenda Hoavener, Don
Holcomb, Lindy llubbs, Mark
Hubbs. David 1 trigwerson. Kathy
Jones. Walter Jones. Linwood Mc-
Farland, Pamela lYlaiioncy, torn
Mnunu. Billv Mocks. Larrv Mil
lor. John Mills-Price, Linn Mitchell,
Roberta Navarro, William Neal,
Myrua Newcoinb, Gary Nichols,
Kathy Olsen, Ivon Pack, Roy
Painter, Sharon Parker, Teresa
Pearson, Dale Pospisll, Joseph
Qiiinn, Raymond Quinn, Mike Ras
mussen, Frank Reeves, John Rid
dle, Billy Saily, Dennis Schofield,
Juntos Smith, John Sorcnson, Tawn
Spain, Leslie Strobridgo, Richard
Stuart, Loene Traylor, Kenneth
Vedder, Pamela Wager, Fred
Wagner, Terry Weakloy, - Jimmy
W born. Dona d W son. liazel wit-
son, Clifford Wilt, Larry Young,
Joyce Zimmcrschicd. .
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3:30 Makt Room tor DaJdy fMon-Wtd.)
3:30 B My GuMt (Tuet 8. Thuri)
3:30 Odv'i Kitchen (Frt)
3:00 TV horn Journal (Mon. only)
3:00 Spectator Mittlnee (Tuei-Frl)
3:15 Social Security (Mon only)
1:30-Wlre Service (Mon only)
o5:30 Lone Ranger
5;0OCapt. Shipwreck
TUESDAY
S: 30 Quick Draw McGraw
6:00 Norlhwtit Newt
4:15 Huntiey-Brlnkley
4:30 McKenile'i Ralderi
V00 Lloyd Bridget
7:30 Laramft
; news
3:30 Jane Wyman
3:00 5ecret Storm
3:30 Fdqe ot Night
1:00 American Bandifand
4:10 Discovery '43
4:5 American Newittand
TUESDAY
S:00-5ky King
5:30 Quick Draw McGraw
6 00 Your TV Weatherman
4:05 Channel S Report
4:15CBS Newi with Walter Cronklte
5:30 The Deputy
7:00 Pasiwod
7:30 Marihitl Dillon
a: CO Lloyd Bridget
I -Rd ton - 1
ll:05-HI, NelghMr
13:30-Ai The World Turnt
1:00 KOIN Kitchen
1:30 Houie Party
J OO-To Tell The Truth
3:30Tre Millionaire
3:00 Secret Storm
3-?0Edge ol Nlghf
4:00 Cartoon Cireui
4:13 f-artv 5how
5:45 Newscene
4:15 Waiter Cronklte
TUESDAY
4:30 Hong Kong
7;30-ttar&hal Dillon
3 00 Day m Court
3 75 Mlddav Newt
3: W Jern, Wyman
3 00 Queen For A Day
3:30 Open Houie
4:00 American Bandila.id
4:30 DitCOvery
4:00 Jack't Kartoon Clubhtuw
5:30 Mickey Moute
t.30 HawaLvt Ey
TUESDAY
'0O New Nine
4 15 Newt
4 30 The Fllbertt
7:00 The Jetiont
RADIO PROGRAM
KOEN 1240 KC. 6 A.M. to Mldnlghll
i ABC Network music now, weather
seniors singled out were Terry But-.
ler, the drum major: Linda Swine, t
en and Barbara Roberts. .... '3
Kathy White, editor of the school.a
jwspuper. the "Mvrtle Leaf." wins
naiucnunn. II.. l.,tln I 1
, newspaper, the Myr le Leaf
awaraeu a ureson srhn ntin
awarded a Oregon Scholastic Press
certificate. Elsa Swinney, editor of
"The Myrtle;" school annual, re-"
ccived a cup. ' -3
Special awards went to Stanley
Boscovich for his work in slina unti l
cabinet working. Jack Beedle re--
ccived recognition for his work inj
automotive shop.
Jim uyra, senior class president,"
was given an award, and Rosa
Barkhurst received an athletic
award. - i
Shcrron Rice was recounizeri for
her work as publicity agent of. the?
school, Linda Swingen received an'J
award for, her servicq as president
of the drama club. i
The only perfect attendance ccr-t
tificnte for tho senior class went
to Trudy Ronk.. -- V;
Medallions were given to the citM
zens of the month, who are sen-.
iors. They were awarded to Kathy
White, Elsa Swinney, Allen Man-'1
uel, Barbara Roberts. Ross Barks.".
hurst, Jim Byrd, Lee Dochlko, Ed-'
waaman.' anu susan oicintyro. -i"
. Judy Davidson, president of the
Girls' Athletic Association; Gwen
Evans, president of the tumbling,?
team;, and point winners of CAA.
Susan Mclntyre and Donna Juelke
were presented awards.
Mrs, Dale Whisenant announced,?
the scholarship winners. They are
Allen Manuel, who received the
Oregon Nevada - California Trans
portation Company award, the Jo
seph Kinsman Starr award, and a
tuition scholarship; Kathy White,
who received a tuition scholarship;
Ross Barkhurst, who has been ac
cepted at tho Naval Academy at
Annapolis; Barbara Roberts, who
received a tuition scholarship "to
Southern Oregon College; antij
Gwen Evans, who received a Schol
arship to tho Eugene BeautyiCoK;
lege. ..- : 1 5"fr
ICd Cadman accepted tho trophjC
for excellence" in athletics asvthla
yeor's student body president, -and
lie received a certificate from Oree".
gon State University for beinglse"
lcctcd as salutatorian of this vearsT
senior class. Carol Spuhn reccveit
a certificate from the University;
of Oregon Dads for being chosen,
valedictorian of this year's 61nss.
Allen Manuel and Kathy Whiter
both received certificates from ;Or-
ogon State University for exccllencr
in scholarship. . 1 ';.--
For Thi Finest In i
WEDDING INVITATIONS,
, ond 1 "' v.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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BRAHMAS
All The Thrilli And Spills
That Go With Them WW
Be At The Rodeo, ;
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Under Bright New Lights :
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
PIONEER DAYS
RODEO
1:30 Empl't
:30-Dlck Powell
!0:30-aiit Huntley Reportlne
tt:00 Report
lli'5-Tonlght-Color
WEDNESDAY
J: 30-Yogi Beer
e: 00 North we it Newt
4:15 Hiintley-Brlnkloy
4:30 Heneijey
7:00 Legion Bateball Roundup
7:15 To Bt Announced
7:30 Virginian - Color
9:00 Perry Corro
10; 00 Eleventh Hour
11:00 Report
I1:l-Tonloht
9:30 Jack Benny
10:00 Oarry Moore
U.OO-ABC Nawt Final
WEDNESDAY '
5:00-Unclt Bill Show
5:30 Yogi Bear
6i00 Your TV Weathermtn
6.05 Channel S Report
4:15 Walter Cror.kile With thl Newt
4:30 HlllBllllet
7:00-Onie t. Harriet
:3O-Wft0on Train 1
1:30 Going My Way 11
9:30 Die Van Dyke
I0:00-Naiced City
11:0O-ABC Newt Final
11:15 Champ lonihlp Bridge
1:00 Lloyd Bridget Show
1:30 Red Skolton Hour
9:30 Jack Benny Program
10:00- Garry Moore Show
tlrOO-Nlghticene
11:15 Happy Time
Hi 30 Johnny Stact.to
WEDNESDAY
4:30 Calm Hundred
7:30 CBS Reportt
1:30 Dobte Gllllt
9:00 Julie and Carol at Carnegie I
10:00 Steel Hour
11:00 Nighttcene
.l:l5-3ca Hawk
?:j0 Combat ,
9:30 untouch ibiat
10:30 J. C. Spotlight
11:00 Newt
HilS-Newt 9 Final
WEDNESDAY
;0O-Not Nine
4:30 Country Show
7:00 Beverly HIMbilllet
7:30 Wagon Train
S 30-Going My way
9:30 Our Man Higgint
10:00 Naked City
11:00 ABC Newt
11:14 Newi 9
KYES 950 KC. Dawn To Duk :
Indopondont music, nawi, woathar.
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