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The Stat man. Salem. Oregon. Friday. April 30. 1948
By Donna Carr
PARRISn JUNIOR HIGH
Honor Students Name!
High honors for the last nine
wrekj report prnd at Parnsh
Junior high sw hool wri t to 68
students. Honor cerd reports
were earned by 151 students dur
ing the same period.
Students gaining high honors
were: Elliott BacktraiKl. Charles
Benner, Donald Berg. Wilma
Blue. John Bone. M.rjiet Boock.
Evelvn B Bromley. r'rf Buchan
an. Sharon Campbell. Bt Carl
son. De lores Carr. George Cas
per. Bill Cranor. Netl Daugherty.
Dorothy Davis, Larry Delk. I -a Ti
ny Dibbern. Robert Dough ton.
Dorothy Dyke. Joan rill is. David
Garinger, Joyce Ctrluk. Caro
line Giese. Teddy Ruth Gordon.
Melvin Govig, Sally Greig. Esther
Griffin. David Hardie, Marilyn
Harper. Jean Hartwell, Carol
Hew.tt. Harri-t Hiday, Donnade
' Hindman. Marilyn Isaah, Bar
bara Joansen, Carolyn Jones, Joe
Anne Langiell, Myrna Little,
Stanley Lyman. Dorothy Mac
! Gregor. Charles McClelland. Jim
McOelland. Bob Mc-Conville,
Alice Miller. Sally Mitchell.
Josephine Mystrom. Sharon
O'Brien. Patsy Pease. Rosemary
How, ell. Beverly Salisbury. Bev
erly Savior, Dorothy Schuler,
Patricia Schwalen. Marcia See
ber. Rolerta Sjoding. Terry
Srowalter. Loree Sliffe. Grady
Smith. Nan Steele. George Stro-
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387 Stale SL
2 Doors Wet of Liberty at State Street
Next to Tlartman's Jewelry Store
rut. Loyce Taylor. Patricia Todd,
Jean Turnbull, JoAnne Walter,
Rita Wanner, Richard Wilson,
Keith Wright and Inez Ziegen
haget. Honors went to Lillian Adams,
James Anderson. Betty Andre
sen, Elsie Armstrong. Pat Bade,
Nancy Baker. Roger Bandy. Mar
garet Barge. Carol Bart ell. Gil
bert Bateson. Beverly Benner,
Glenn Benner, Barbara Bennett,
Leonard Berg, Eddean Berry,
Donna Bradford, Joyce Brets,
Claire Brown. Juanita Burr,
Helen Callazhan. Donald Case.
' David Casebeer. Jim Caviness.
Gwendolyn Chiles. Dick Chris
tofferson. John Clayton, Pat Col
lins. John Conder, Donna Jean
Cooke, Darlene Crawley, Arvin
Crose, Shirley Crothers. Jan
dimming. Deb Davis, Gracie
Dunn, George Durham, David
LEaton, Michelle Edwards. Leora
I Fpley. Richard Evans. Barbara
j Fariv Sandra Faris. Gary Fer-
gueson. Pat filler, Ann fowler.
Gary Fowler. Carol Garrett.
Ardyth Garver, Jerry Gillespie,
Loretta Goode. William Gurn,
Lloyd Hagen. Joy Hale, Lois Hall.
Patricia Halseth, Joan Hammer,
Marjorie Hanson.' Velma Hardy.
Dave Harra. Beth D Hart. Rob
ert Hart. Robert Hazel. David
Heinz. Bob Hewitt. Connie Hil
ton. Loyal Howard. Curtis Hum
phrey. Clifford Hutchinson. Mar
shall Jelderk., Murrey Jensen,
Belva Johnson. Jacqueline Jones,
Carol Kaufman, Marlene Keller,
Lawrence Kimble. Marilyn Kip
per. Ruth Kreft. Marjorie Kron
ser. James Kuenzi, Janet Kuf
ner. Louisa Lamb, Sharon Lam
kin, Harold Lang, Virginia Live
ly. Alan Litchenberg, Anna Mae
Lot kenour, Mari ' Lorenz, Billy
Lottls. Kay Lovell, Bob Lee Lower)-.
Darrell Lunda. Robert S.
Lyons, Cleta Martin. Donna Mar
tin. Gerald Martin. Bill Maude,
Ronald Meskimen. Gary Mess
ing. Pat McDonald, Bill McKin
ney. Herdis Nickelson. Lawrence
Monk. Rita Mae Morrison, Ron
nie Morgali. Mary Newton. Dick
Need. Janice Obert, Janice Olson,
Shirley Page, Donalyn Patton.
Loir, a Perkins. Kay Perrin. John
Perriman. Cleora Phillips, Lenore
Phillippe. Douglas Pike, Sophia
Polales. Clarice Remple, Gerald
Remple. John Rowell. Carol Rus
sell. Beverly Savage. Mower
Schirman. Mary Schrunk, Virgin
ia Scott. Joan Seamster, Barbara
Seeber. Judy Schrock. Margaret
Ann Smith. Virginia Smith. Jack
son Smithson. Richard Sohrt,
Doris Starret, Tom Steeves. Jo
anne StettJer, Norma Stewart,
Aletha Story, Barbara Van Loh,
Norma Watson. Celia Weaver,
David W'eeks. Arlene Werner,
Dick White. Betty Whitfield.
Carol Weinstein. Viola Wilcox,
Janet Wiley. Allen Wood. Helen
Wood. Mary Lou Zumwalt and
Nola Zobel.
HIGHLAND SCHOOL
Operetta Slated
. -The Magic Feather of Mother
Goose." an operetta, will be pre
sented by the primary grades of
Highland school at 8 p.m. Thurs
day, May 6. in observance of Na
tional Music week. The operetta
is being directed by Miss Nita
Sweat and Mrs. Gwen Ronetta.
An attraction of the program
will be a 30-piece uniformed
rhythm band of students from
grades 1 and 2 who will present
the overture. Mrs. Earl McLaugh
lin is making the stage settings
and the programs are being pre
pared by Mrs. LeRoy Mittendorf.
Miss Kay Lovett and Mrs. Doro
thy Claus are securing properties
for the performance.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Students Not Absent
Sixty five students, 37 boys and
28 girls, were neither absent nor
tardy through the first 27 weeks
of the school year, figures re
leased by the Leslie office re
veal Sixteen seventh graders, 30
eighth graders and 19 ninth grad
ers are included on the list.
During the third nine-weeks
period 171 students (about 27 per
cent) boasted perfect records for
attendance and punctuality. Of
this number 93 were boys and
76 girls. Sixty one seventh grad
ers. 54 eighth graders and 56
ninth graders were on this list.
Students with perfect records
for the first 27 weeks of the
school year: seventh grade: Dor
othy Dixon, Audrey Dunafon,
Jean Jorgenson, Barbara Klun
der. Carol Lee. Delore McClel
lan. Shirley Peterson, Marlene
Roller, Helen Spore, John Buren.
Gentenum, Tracy Gilman,
Hall. Raymond Hughes,
Wickizer and James Wis-
Gen
Glenn
Larry
hart.
Eighth grade:
Shirley Brockart,
Helen Booth,
Mary Jo Brown,
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A SMALL HOI SE with a big heuse floor plan - - this design by Shaw
A Reoneker. architects, far the Saaail Home Plan Serrtee, Box 2821
WoodUwn 8UtiA, BtrsaingiMm C. Ala., rfers an Interesting lay
out Li ring rsai and poreh are on the rear facing a landscaped
garden. Aeeess to the poreh froaa both lirtng room and kitchen fa
cilitates outdoor dinteg. A center entrance hall, seldom found In
small homes. Is another feature of this plan. A well lighted dinette
has a bay window on the front. A low roof pitch makes for econ
omy in construction. This house corers an area of 9SS square feet,
of which the porch comprises tf square feet A part basement of
about 250 square feet can accommodate a gravity warm air heating
plant and storage space. Suggested specifications Include exterior
walls of frame, brick reneer, or concrete blocks; roof of composi
tion shingles: plastered Interior walls and ceilings: hardwood floors
throughout except in bath and kitchen where pine floors are cov
ered with linoleum.
Lions Hear
Hawaiian Trio
A trio of Hawaiian who are
Willamette university students
here entertained Salem Lions Ewaliko and Charles Nee, with
club Thursday noon in the Mar
ion hotel with their singing of
the Hawaiian war chant and
Hawaiian drinking song.
Singers were James Noa, Bill
the latter accompanying with his
ukelele.
The club also saw a California-Hawaii
Sugar Corp. color
movie on Hawaii and its' sugar
industry. -v
Ila Jo Campbell, Irene Fenley,
Nadine Gilman. Emily Hubbard,
Karolina Kampstra. Janie Lam
bert. Carolyn Real. Jeona Rux,
flrem Srhi4reriffost. Carolvn Seay
Dorothy Swigart, Barbara Wag-f
ness, Shirley Will, cianne wooi
ery, Joyce Younger. Jerry Agnew,
Gerald Baker, Gerald Boldt. Nor
man Cocking. Bobby Cole, Ray
Cook. Jim Darby. Hjalmar Davis;
Wayne DaMetz, Dale Pearson,
Grant Shaffnor and Lawrence
Theye.
Ninth grade: Margie Atwood,
Berniece DaMoude, Florence In
gram, Hertha Long, Margaret
Miller, Lois Roseler, Marcelene
Smith, Leona Strode, Jackie
Yates. Mary Young. Roy Bloom.
John Brockway, John Edgar, Ar
nold Manke, Doyle McMillin,
Max Morris, Harold Pickerel,
Jerry Rains and Billy Thoma.
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