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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1950)
Cottage Grove Sentinel Frcshmen Lead Honor Roll List Results of the honor roll show the freshman class has more mem- I hts on the honor roll and also more in the "1" point average sec NUMBER 41 tion than any other class. The sen iors follow with a close second. COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY IM, 1950 Eagles Enjoy Catfish Feed at Recent Get-Together Seniors: Shirley Bradford. Juniors Kathryn Clark, Anne Hill. Sophomores: Rosemary Gilley. Freshmen: Ruth Coston, Ida Coston. Mary Lou Wiese. Seniors: Ray Boggs, Marie Clark, Betty Elliott, Barbara Gleason, Barbara Kinsland. Mae Malcolm, Carol Violette. Juniors: l,arry Dugan, Barbara Ema, Emily Gilham, Willis John son, June Olson, Nadine Smith, Jim Webb, Donna Dickinson. Sophomores: Dee Anderson, Betty Clark, Doyle Higdon, Enid l.aBiue, Carolyn Moore, Shirley j Witters. Freshmen: Mary Bricher. San- I dra Carlson. Shirley Dickinson. Elizabeth Duke, Janette Knodel, Kay Leonard, Malcolm Scott, Robert Tank, Joyce Thun, Joan Webb, Warren Wilson. Siebert, Higdon Lead Thespians Potluck Banquet Is Scene of Awards Thespian officer» for next year Awards and ribbons were given are: Tom Sawyer (Jack Siebert), to FFA members and guests at a president; Huck Finn (Doyle Hig potluck banquet served here last don), vice-president; Nigger Jim Thursday night. (Charles Guess), treasurer; So After the opening ceremony, phie the maid (Rosemary Hanks), performed by the old officers, ad secretary: Becky Thatcher (Rose visor E. L. Clark introduced the mary Rickard), corresponding sec guests. Following the welcoming retary; and co-direct<jr (June Ol address given by Duane Coop. son), clerk Those persons will be 1949-50 president, a resume of installed on the eve of May 16, chapter activities throughout the the first anniversary of Cottage past year was reported on by Grove's Thespian Troupe 686 members of the chapter. On the same evening, four initi- Letters in FFA were awarded ates will tie inducted into the rap- hy Ed Finnerty to Gerald Boggs, idly increasing membership of the I pynch. Kenton Van Nortwick, troupe- These starlings are known | i>>n Monte, Ray Duer. Duane as Hal Skinner, l-arry Dugan, Al Coop and Bob Duer. Martin, and Verna Thyfault. Outstanding Boy in FFA was An elaborate formal program fjoh L>uer who was awarded the has been outlined for this "birth- ; honor and cup by Mr. Clark for day” party. Anne Hili and Willis his consistently outstanding work Johnson are co-direetors of a one m fka act play entitled "Suppressed De- Eldon Hudgins, former FFA wonara, .-nae •ire» " I.arry r Wolfard, Mae mai- Mal- , i member here gave the Safeway colm and Pauline Dyksterhuis; Awards to Joel Pynch and Ray play the well-known parts in this [>jer hilarious comedy presented in the Honorary degrees were present- popular modified arena style. ed by Della Ma-? Weldon, honor The "Best Thespian of the Year' ary member of FFA, and Mr. Clark plaque will be presented also. This to Wilbur Workman, Earl Britton, is a newly added feature in the Dusenberry, and Sidney Thespians' growth. A rules com Jones in appreciation of their con mittee has been appointed to de tributions to the organization velop the awarding standards, and Coming as a surprise to Duane voting will be held this week. Coop was the token of honor given Freshmen - sophomore under- studiex will serve refreshments to the members, initiates and guests including the faculty, their hus bands or wives and parents of both members and initiates. —Lions Roar Seniors: Joan Crepeau, Virginia Dailey, Robert Goodrich, Cindy Gor«-, Izonna Guggisbcrg. Ixirraine Howell, Albert Martin, Diane Moreiock, Joan Odom, Betty Pur cell, Elmore Roby, Nelda Schwar zer, Hal Skinner, Ramona Spartz, Joanne Summers, Richard Tank, I.arry Wolfard, Elizabeth Work Pictured aboir are a few members of th«- local Engles lodge enjoying a catfish feed recently. man. Th«- feed highlighted th«- no« lai night of the lodge, which also Included square dancing. Juniors: Beverly Asher Hite, Robert Barta, Ix>uclla Gartner, Charles Guess, Rosemary Hanks, First lk‘V Earns Award Donna Dickenson, June Hounan, Carl Harmon, Buck Hill, Thelma Willis Johnson, Charlene Mathews, McDonald, Marlene Peterson. Bill Mary Jo Parsons, Nadine Smith. Purcell, Jean Rickard, Dale Sears, Building Block», all sixes; Pier Lois Oviatt, Verna Thyfault, and Jack Siebert, Charlotte Willian, Blocks; etc. Duralite Aluminum Janice Zustiak have all earned Janice Zustiak. for the office of Parliamentarian. | their 60 word certificates in short- Sophomores: Donna Abeenc. Girls* league Officers Windows. Waterproofing. Girls la-ague elections «ere hrldi Mary Boone and Janice Zustiak hand Those who have earned Angela Barta, Della Condra, Ver- i Monday and Tuesday In the girls are both running for Historian. their 8i) words certificates in fust non Dunham. Mary Goyer, An- ; health classes Several girls were < inly one candidate Is up for song year shorthand an Ixiuella Gart- drew Hass, Neola Johnson, Bob; a .e •« •». _»___ f . J up for each office The < l«« tioie- lead« r and that is Rosemary ner, Shirley Huff, June Olson, and Kelly, Barbara I.aird, Don Moon-1 cam«- out as follows president Sweeney. Wla-ti the FHA mem- Lois Perkins. Bonnie Manning. ey, Lenore Porter, Marilyn White, i Marlene Peterson, vic«- prcsnlent I mts have its mo-ling, the girls Enid LnBlue, Bob Kelly. Alfred Jim Wilson. East Main Street Freshmen: Joyce Alien, Harvey ; Enid LaBlue; sc« rotary, Shu ley | can nominate from the floor stu Wulff, (Imries Parrett. beota Dickinson; and treasurer, Joan dents they think would make good Raisor, Betty Clark, and John Bennett. Shirley Boone. Sue Chad- !«ong All these girls d< serve con candidates for some of the offices. Williams have al) earned 30 or well, Gerald Mitchell, Eloise Cros gratulations in winning their of- ; GAA Assembly ('« him ’» above typing certificates. Con- by, Nathan Crow, Carmen Grew- clle, Richard Harrison, Catharine flees because there was some stlfl The G.A A girls have Isen plan gratulations kids!!! Heath, Shirley Hilton, Conley competition. ning their assembly for the past Overholser, Yvonne Prescott, Tile new officers will be initiat couple W«-cks. So if you s«-e girls Weary Juniors Relax Another prom is over and the ed at the Senior Mothers' lea Jo- doing , and ...... you’ll know weary juniors have tried to for Rosemary Rickard, Millicent Vaughn, Bill Veatch, Nancy Vio-. next day. they are practicing get their stapled fingers and their lette, Lavon Wadle, Annalee Wcdnesday. (It's a secret!) Giris IHA ( andhlali-s \iu>x-<l misfortunes in getting the crepe —Lions Roar FHA officers have not as yet who have earned 5<> points will imper ceiling up. The reward for Renno. Ix-en elected for next yeai How lx- initiated all their work was great enough ever candidates have Ixs-n nomi however; they were supplied with nated Rosemary Hanks. Lorna The Honor Society will also in- good food and a wonderful dance Mm. Grace Thompson, Reporter Van! M-nBosch, and Charlem Ma late their six new mcmlierx May bund afterwards. Lions Roar Phone 12 F6 thews are up for president La- 18 at 11 formal program which will vonnc Hugdah) and Ix-nore Port be held in thr library. Mrs. Rhea Cosby left early Fri The poet's line. "Order is er are running for vic«- president heaven's first law," Is so eternally day morning for Ashland to i[x-nd Secretarial nominees are Shari Thespliin» Initiation Set Another formal initiation will be true, so axiomatic, that it has be the week end with her son WiL Crabb and I x-lla Jean Condra liam who is attending normal hi Id in '!«•• Uta ary on m iy 18. come a truism; and its wisdom is Treasury candidates are Nadine school. as obvious in religion and scholar Several new Thespian members Smith and Ida Rynenrson. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodges gWx.no. Hobble June Clark and will receive their cards and seals ship ns in astronomy or math have moved into the Orville ematics Mary Baker Eddy "Thein (ompetlng that night. Hodges house recently vacated by the Phillip Browns. Ruth and Ronald Langham went to Roseburg Thursday as repre sentatives of the Curtin school In the county health contest. Haskel Black found a bicycle along the highway and is holding it for the owner able to identify It. Carol Gordineer who lost her Bulova wrist watch some time ago reports her father found it by the roadside. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cline are making their home on the terri torial road on what is known as the Zimmcrly place. Mrs. Cline was Miss Dalton before their mar riage on Easter Sunday. The Women's Hobby club met Wednesday May 10 with Mrs. Irene Ames at her home with a lot luck dinner at noon. Those present besides the hostess were Mesdames Suiter, Oleson. Ste- phens. Stigers, Cosby. Booher, GET IT TODAYI 60 PIECES! EVERYTHING Thompson, Holt and Redifer. The Forrest Veneer Company STANDS, MOVES, OR DOES TRICKS I announces it is installing a large burner for the mill, hoping to eliminate fire hazards for the mill as well as the surrounding com munity. Other plans include in - stallation of burners for both the sawmill and planer in the near future. Within a short time it is planned to put on a night crew at the veneer mill. Everyone is invited to the pie social at the Curtin school house bn Saturday May 20 at 8 o'clock. Proceeds arc to go for the Grand ma Allison fund. An auction of miscellaneous articles also will be held. Several orchestra numbers are being planned and anyone wishing to is welcome to join the group furnishing the music. There will tie varied attractions through out t h e evening. Ladies please bring pies and miscellaneous ar ticles for the auction. Come, have Goy C/owns • Strange Freaks a good time! AU you do is come into our store and sec the Concrete Products Cecil C. 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