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Section Three Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 27. I960 Rodeos, Nursing, Teaching Future Class of ’50 Plans "Put another nick Ie In" oh I forgot, I'm supiswcd to lie getting nil the linin' .ibout Illis |!150 illus trh ms senior class Hold on to your huts ’cause you never can tell what these aenlors'H do nest Headin', writ! n', 'rlthmvtic, taught to the tune of Eunice Hand's stick! Teaching III' kids their ABCs Is what Eunice hopes to be doing someday Puullne Dyksterhuis I io | m * s to teach too! Other classmates who will at tempt to acquire more Icarnln' arc Ann Wilburn, Bob Cook. Bob Gasper, luirry Wolford. Red Eng lert, Lloyd Bosnian, Diane More- kick. Elizabeth Woikman, Neldn Schwarzer, Bob Goodrich, Richard Chapman, and Al Martin. Ia*sllc Bassett's just going to take a long VACATION and rest up LAZY!! Speaking of vacations 1 loris Raisor I» going to take n look »ee at those famous "Okie»" in that “wlld-lndian" territory of < Jklaho- ma. Don't get »calpcd!! "Weddin' ladls are ringin' In the chapel." Al least they'll la* chiming in June for Boblile Yix'um and Maric Clark Better get out those aprons and frying jians and start practicin'!! Nancy Quinn hopes to become a "Mm.” real soon T<«>! Ririe 'em Cherie! Following rodeos and illustrating brsiks with drawing of horses an- Cherie Rose's chief ambition in life. Hope somvlsidy doesn't put glue on her saddle!! "Take a letter, please" will lie familiar words to Lorraine Howell, Betty Elliott, Ramona Spartz, Fkira Patten, and Joan Crrpcau. Betty and Joan at Lovcgren's; Ramona at Daughtcrcy'a. Idaho? Business College ? Wheeler? Gee! Feel sorry for Lois Ovlatt She just can't make up her mind. The Purcell cousinc, Rosalie and Retty, arc going to work, then they plan to "walk down that aisle.*' Eugene in going to snatch two, B MERRY TILLER The New Rotary Cultivator and Power Tiller Work 12 in. or 24 in. width«. Ha« many attachment« avail- able. See us for free demon- Btration. Honors War Dead NUMBER 3* Three Underclasses Are Represented On ’51 ASB Posts Jim Webb and Wayne Schmitt were elected president and vice- president of the Associated Stu- dent Body for 1950-51 last Friday. Phyllis Garman is the future sec- ret ary and Ijirry Dugan will have charge of ASB funds as treasurer with Dale Sears as assistant. Jack Siebert was elected busi ness manager while Malcolm Scott automatically became advertising 'manager since he was the only candidate for that office. Kathryn Clark will take over the office of IJonA’ Roar editor with Willis Johnson as assistant; and Anne Hill, whose assistant is Donna Dickinson, was elected Lions' Tracks editor. Publication« ' manager is Lavonne Jones. June Olson, Mary Louise Sugg, Joan Webb, Verna Thyfault, Mary Boone, Jean ClVpeau and Bob Kelly were chosen yell leaders for [the coming year. Candidate* for offices were chosen for their scholastic achieve- 'ments, character, and ability for [ the office for which they were run- ning. Lions Roar i . | I i P k EBDENT Gabriel Gonial*» Videla of Chile places a wreath on the Tomb ot the Unknown Soldier In Arlington National Cemetery. Vlr. ninia. In tribute to America's fallen heroes < Infereolional Smiedphntn) mayla- four of our senior girls. Ramona Ncrlic and Jerry Eox arc going to work and share an apart ment in Eugene. Lauri tn Lundbom and Jackie Lcmmcr may move to Eugene TOO. A certain sophomore girl is def initely in Scott Wilson's future plans. He's going to work at Mc Nary dam so he'll lie able to build that little white cottage. WORK. WORK. WORK is in paths of Gerald Eastbum, David Goyer, and Barbara Buckles. "Adam and Eve on a raft” will la* hollered by Nadine Carlson several times a day while nhc works at Del's Steak House. .Don't , lose your voice, Louie! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! All | prune-pickers! Be on the look out for Hal Skinner, for he may be I headin’ your way if he can secure a job. Pink pills, green pills, purple pills, all kinds, colors, sizes of pills! I Kind'a confusin’ Nursie? Don't give up you'll learn which ones for what At least here's hopin' YOU do Edna Putman! Good luck in your nursing career. Flash to ALL SENIORS- : There are about FOUR more 1 weeks of school work—Yippee! Ain't that GREAT!!! - Lions Roar A Juniors Plan to Honor Seniors With Annual Prom, Banquet Friday, May 5 Preparations have been started All students bringing out of already for the Junior-Senior Prom school guests are responsible for which is to be held May 5 in the their behavior. Invitations will tie high school gym. checked by Barbara Ems and her Only juniors and seniors may at committee. tend the annual banquet in the The gym will tie closed on cafeteria that takes place la-fore Wednesday, May 3 at 5 o’clock for the prom. Guests will wait in the decorating, and only a few juniors hall or make arrangements with will be admitted after this date. their dates to meet them later. Tommy Palmer, chairman of the Banquet committee chairmen are: decoration committee, has been menu and equipment, Mary Louise seen carrying undescribable ob •Sugg; program and place card, jects down the hall. Jean Rickard; entertainment, Honkety Hank. Anticipation Marlene Peterson; and decoration. Blues, and Mule Train were ser Verna Thyfault. iously considered as themes, but A seating chart will I m * placed T,)rnmy couldn't think of any on the bulletin hoard a week before suilable decorations. the prom All students may choose .... . ___»u.i» ... .iL Refreshment committee chair- t I m ir pl.c < to sit excr pt the (bap- .. • . ,«• ,.n« erones pr^idents. guest speakers. •>*/'‘nu e Zust.ak, and Way ne •nd faculty member». Special the places will be assigned to these I clean-up committee chairman. Anne Hill and her committee people. Automatically invited guests are: chose the theme for the prom af- »uggestions were faculty members and their wives ter numerous considered for their decorating ui iu ^ i mim», »« ihm JI uuaiu or I husbands, school board iiivim mem- - ber» with their wive* or husband», pORS'bdiUe*. and the parents of the junior and June Olson was elected prom senior class presidents. Also par- cimrin.in. Lions Rrnr ents of two juniors and two ___ seniors shall be chosen to attend FARM and RANCH the prom as chaperones. j INCOME TAX RECORD Juniors and seniors inviting lower classmen or guests out of fit llltt tit tiSCSU It »U It«»« listunti-ttn ti «to school must have their names in I tiy April 26. The request* must in-1 Men UN • M 5» • II.H UÄ. elude the name and address of ! the person to be invited. Written [ invitations will be mailed to in Phone 555 - 556 vited guests. I C. G. 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I —Lions Roar Pat’s Saw Shop High score in gas economy goes to this big, 3600-pound Mercury that won the Grand Canyon When you think of fishing You think of Oregon tconomy Sweepstakes at 26.5 miles per gallon Add points in flashing performance with Mercury's V type ’Hi-power Compression’ engine that is setting When you think of trees You think of Oregon ’speed track’ records all over the country. It's a combination of performance and economy so remarkable that automotive engineers have named it the ’hot package* car of 1950. All this, plus Mercury's famous ’Lounge-Rest' ride, When you think of hunting You think of Oregon ’Customized’ two-tone interiors and ’Merco-Therm* heating and ventilating, for as little as $49 a month — with a surprisingly generous trade-in on your old car. Ergo, why buy a small light car when you can drive the outstanding value of the year for so very little more? 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