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Allisi5h graduated from
Jefferson Hi gh School in
1958. His activities there
were very outstanding. He
was a member of the F or
ensics Team and won the
F irst-P lace Award for the
city-wide Voice of Democra
cy Contest. He was P resi
dent of the National Honor
Society, President of the
Youth for Christ Club, a
member of the Key Club,
and served on several com
mittees.
by Betty Jo Winters
Allison is a member of
University in the sum
Interesting and successful m State
Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church
er
of
1961.
people for this week include
and
will
graduate this June.
Miss Perry is a volunteer
Miss Joanne Perry.
worker for the Red Cross
and a member of Beta The
ta Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority. Her hobbies
include sewing, swimming,
and cooking.
Betty* TùteixxÀ
Photo by Baltezar
JOANNE PERRY
Miss Perry, after consi
dering teaching offers in Eu
gene, Oregon and parts of
California decided on the one
offered her by Carl Rhoda,
Principal at Madras High
School in Madras, Oregon.
Miss P erry’s field is bus
iness. She teaches book
keeping, typing, and sopho
more English. After classes,
Miss Perry acts as the spon
sors for the Pep Club and
the Senior class.
A 1955 honor graduate of
Hevert High School, Beau
mont Texas, Miss Perry was
chosen “ Best Citizen” of her
senior class. After working
a year, Joanne continued her
education in Oregon and en
tered Portland State College.
She completed her studies
and graduated from Oregon
ALLISON BLAKELY
Another interesting and
very intelligent person to
note this week is Allison Bla
kely. Allison is a senior
attending the University of
Oregon in Eugene, Oregon.
He was among the 1,058 stu
dents over the nation selec
ted as winners of the Wood-
row Wilson National Fellow
ship for graduate students
during 1962 and 1963.
Five Cents
Wednesday, April 11, 1962
The youthgroupof theN.A.
Please continue to call
A.C.P. are quite active this ATlantic
for inter
season. At the present time, esting news 4-6542
reports
concer
theu are engaged in a series . ning the youth in Oregon.
of lectures from local prom -^ It will be deeply appreciated.
inent people. The lectures
concern the different situa
tions and problems facing the
Negro in Oregon and how they
can be solved.
Sunday, April 8th Com
DEAN'S
m issioner O. Bean met with
BARBER SHOP
them and discussed what the
educational standards were
to get in different govern Processing a Specialty
ment positions.
of
LORRAINE HOWARD
213 N. E. Hancock
AT 4-9233
JOHN PENSON
The youth group has 350
Another prosperous and registered
members. Their
form er 1958 graduate of Jef President is,
Harold Brown
ferson High School is John senior at Jefferson.
Penson. John has just com
pleted a course at the Mod
ern Barber College, located
on 2nd and Madison. He is
now positioned at Dean’s
Barber Shop on 213 N.E. Han
cock.
While in High School, John
Democrat
entered the nation-w i d e
Commercial Art Contest.
Entries included: Drawing
art metals, woodcrafts, art,
and sculptor. John’s entry
fortunately won him two Gold
Keys for the construction of
a handsome pair of cuff links.
John’s hobbies are bowl
ing, dancing, and he stresses
his main interest as b ar--
bering, which h e plans to
make a career of.
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