Salem Will Graduate
500 Seniors on May 29
Salem high school will graduate at least 500 seniors, one of the
larger classes of the institution, the night of May 29, Principal
Harry Johnson revealed in releasing the list of those who will re
ceive their diplomas. The class is almost evenly divided between
bovs and girls, there being 251 of the former and 249 of the latter.
Of the total 95 are returned
veterans. It is possible a few
additional veterans will be eli
gible to receive their diplomas
by the time graduation day ar
rives. Dr. Morgan O'Dell, president
of Lewis and Clark college of
Portland, will deliver the com
mencement address, while Dr.
John L. Knight, assistant to
President G. Herbert Smith,
will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon the night of May 26.
Both programs are scheduled
for the high school auditorium.
The list of seniors:
George B. A damn Mavis A. Eg ens
Patricia Anne Aces 'William C. Eierick
Theresa R. Asuilar Doris Use Enielhart
Kenneth Raymond Evelyn E. Esau
Albert Verne W. Each
Glennis J. Allen 'Donald Eshleman
William L. Anderson Yanna Evanof!
teon Leslie Andrews uanene vioiei
Harlow Ankeny
Arthur Aoltn
James Donald
Arnett
Lorna Arnold
Earl W. Austin
Arlepha Arlene
Aydelott
Donald Baal
James H. Baer
Charles E. Baker
Donna Baker
Frances Baker
George R. Baker
"James Baker
Murray W. Baker
Barbara Anne
Baldwin
David E. Balea
Jo Eileen Baney
Vlncil H. Banks
Richard D. Barber
Donald Earl
Barckley
James L. Barlow
Evans
Ramona Rae Evans
G. Joyce Evensen
Kancy Eleanor
Tarrar
Tom Flynn Pautht
Charles Lambert
Feskens
Donald Lee Fetrow
Neva Field
John M. FUzmmirlce
Richard Stanley
Fleener
Olenna Foat
Lewis Franklin Ford
Thomas G. Ford
Charles Foster
Hiifth Lockwood
Franklin
Penny Joan Prints
Henry A. FrneUch
Yvonne Ardelfc
Gardner
Robert William
Garner
Bonnie Rae Barton I-orita M. Garrett
Frederick Bastina; William Wiley Gash
Charlene Bauer Warner C. Gaub
Edwin Joseph Becker Alan Oemmell
Richard Beta 'Darrell Gemmell
Allan Parker 'Wallace Gilchrist
Bellinger Arthur L. Glrod
Joe C. Bello Richard Evert
Barbara Belt Givens
Donald Wayne Belti 'Leo A. Goldsby
Gordon Byron Melvin D. Goode
Bennett Raymond Nell
Dorothy Marie Gotchall
Bergsvlk Donna Loii
Betty Lu Blee Gottcnberir
Wayne Harold Blair Theta Grace Gowdy
, Beatrice Blake Howard D. Oower
Carol Blakney Don L. Graves
Maxine Emma Blame Kenneth Greene
Kenneth Blume Betty Louise Ore
Mary Jean Helen Chrlstena
Boedigheimer Grenz
Bernice M. Borton Jewell E. Oueffroy
Mary Anne Bothman Wayne Gwynn
Ray Boucher Goldle Haael
Walter L. Brown Imogens Hale
Vivian May Boyce Paul Allen Hale. Jr.
Norman
Braunbercer
Joseph V. Brazte
Thomas James
Brennan
Shirley Jean Hall
Evelyn Eileen Hamel
Dolores Mildred
Hamilton
Robert P. Hamilton
Rodney ClalT Bright Donald Robert
Martha Grace
Brooks
H. Duane Brown
Dorothy Roberta
Brown
Lets Jean Bruce
James E.
Bunnel"- Jr.
Nancy Buren
Bruce O. Burns
Ham mac 1c
Lois Marie Hammer
Norman R. Hanson
Martha Janice
Harnsberger
F. Euaene Harp
Carol Joy Harper
Paul W. Harris
Robert Richard
Harrison
Viola Nadine Burn "Gordon O. Harrold
Lois L. Burr Is
William Busch
Clement James
Butte
kpalvin J. Button
Fred Bynon
Hugh J. Byrkit
Lynn Callahan
June Camp
John Campbell
LaVon Cannon
Jane Carson
Florence B. Carr
Jean Marie Hatfield
Vernon E. Hauaen
Josephine Haury
Stanley Allen Hawk
Jerome B, Hayes
Arline H. Helvey
Ruth Ann Helvlg ,
George Dudley
Henderson
Delmar Paul Herman
Orville Hern
Margaret Mae
Herrick
Douglas Reed Carter "Duane Dean Hewitt
James J. Carter LaVern Donald
Velma Marie Carver Hiebert
Norma Jane Cass 'Richard L.
Jo Ann Ellzebeth Highberger
Cater Grace Josephine Hill
Betty Jane Causey Robert Lloyd Hill
Alton L. Chamberlain Rosemary E. Hinkle
Philip Stanley "Sichel G. Hinkle
Chambers Augusta Pauline
Marilyn Rehn Clare Hisler
Bob D. Clark Leland Wesley Hoar
Donald E. Clark Beverly June Hoffine
. Dale Gordon Cleaver Dorothy E. Hollis
Dolores Clement Nellie Virginia
Curtis Richard Close Holman
Caroline Coffey Oloria M. Hough am
Martylou Coffey Reba Jean Howard
Richard Charles Cole William Carlos
Norma Jane Conklin Howard
Virgil G. Cook Robert Howland
. Earl W. Cooley Delores Elaine
Lloyd Victor Cooley Huckstep
Albert S. Hughes
Darl Milton Hunt
Wilda Colleen Hunt
James F. Hunter
. Bruce L. Coon
Donald R. Coon
Irma lone Cox
Charles Crary
Bernard M. Crane Harriet Marilyn
Lewis P. Crary Huston
21a Ethel Crittenden Virginia Ruth
Mariann Croisan Huston
David George Me art Elaine
Cromwell Ingledue
Jerry L. Crone
Patricia M. Curr
Elmer Cutainger
Eugene W. Cyrua
Janet Davidson
Mary Carolyn Davis
Bernice Jean Isham
Ernest Junior lufer
William Stark
Iverson
Dorothy Jeanne
James
Donald Arthur Davla James Hall Jaqua
June Elaine Davis Hope Jaquitn
Mona Elizabeth Julia Rose Jenson
Davis Elsie Mae jonns
Sally Anne Davis Ardls Cleon Johnson
Velma Louise Davis Donald Ray Johnson
William Vincent Elolse Mae Johnson
Dawson
Lois Faye DeBow
Frank George
Deckebach
'Jack M. Decker
David L. DeLapp
Janet Mae Dement
Marjorle Matilda
DeTour
Merle Dlarmtt
Daron Milton Dierks
Donald W. Dlmbat
Dorla Merle Dixon
Deral Jones
Lorraine Jones
Richard Miller Jones
Madeleine Keene
Avonna Lee Keim
Constance Nadine
Keller
Norma Jean
Kennedy
Beverley Mae
Kennedy
"Philip T. Killan
Evelyn M. Killin
Betty Louise Dodge Doris Elaine Kimble
Robert E. Dodge neuie Einora King
Shirley Mae Kinnane
Virginia Mae
Kitchen
Arthur Richard
Knight
Harold V. Koontz, Jt.
Mary e. kowiiz
Craig Shaffer Kuhna
Lois Dokken
Lillian Jean
Doollttle
Dean L. Dowd
Earl Vernon Downey
Donald E. Drees
Dick Drlnnon
Loren K. Dunham
Wilma Irene Dunigan Deanle Rae Lamb
Donald Wayne Earle Donna Lanirord
Ardith Ardene 'George Lansing
Eckstein Patricia Lavon
Betty Lou Edwards Larson
David S. Lawrence Alfred J. Laue
Frank Marlon Lick Charlotte Ann
Charlotte Marie Reeves
Light foot Mary Edith Relmann
Mavis Darlene LUlie Mary Elizabeth
Norman Lee Relnhart
Lfndburg Carl W. Relnwald
Ladoska Llnnell "Robert E.
Paul E. Llnnell Rentschler
Harold Edward
Llttke
Shirley Gwendolyn
Liudahl
Shirlee Jeanette
Lively
Patricia Lockhart
Doris Jane Rentz
Phyllis Marie Reser
Violet Irene
Richards
Robert L. Riches
Barbara Jean
Robertson
Joan Leilanl Lochead Leo William Robins
Robert Lockhart Walter Gray
Earl L. Loe
Velma Irene Lough
Donna LaVon Lovre
Norman Sylvan
Ludinston
Betty Luke
Cora E. Luper
Richard Stephen
Lynch
Berna Jean
MacDonald
Jean D. MacLean
Patricia Ann
Macnamara
Donald Madsen
Rosemary A.
Maguren
Dan Sidney Marcy
Donald Marauez
Evelyn Joyce Martin Margaret G.
Vonna Raye Martin Schwiening
Robinson
Graver William
Rodlch
James F. Rogers
George W. Ross. Jr.
Roberta Catherine
Ross
Carman Jenette
Roth
Richard William
Scandling
Hazel B. Schaefer
Flora A. Schlag
Stanley C.
Schofleld
Lois Laura Schrenk
Gloria Joan
Schwabbauer
Peter Schwelgert
Gene C. Mason
Mary Constance
. Massee
William Frank
Mathis
Donald Michael
McAllister
Barbara Lee
McCUntock
Gloria Ann
Mcciintock
Nina Marie Sears
Dan Semb
Wilma Jean
Sharpnack
Audra Arlvn Sheldon
Miriam Jeanine
Shellenberger
William Roy
Sherwood
Tad Shinkle
Letha Mae Shuck
Mayme Jean McCool Margaret Simpson
mes uonaia
McCormack
Elizabeth Jean
Mccormick
Doris E. Mcllwain
Robert LeRoy
McKlnney
Gordon Wilson
McMorrls
John L. Mego
William Philip
Merriam, Jr.
Myron Merrill
Robert P. Meye
Alvina Carolina
Meyer
Leon a Margaret
Meyer
Harold Lero? Meyers
James B. Miller
Janet R. Miller
Kenneth D. Miller
Margaret Joan
Mitchell
Evelyn Clara
Montandon
Catherine Mae
Moran
Allyn Singleton
Suzanne Small
Barbara Ellen Smith
Roger C. Smith
Sidney Smith
Shirley Jane Sogge
Louisa J. SpaldlnK
Virgil R. Spalding
Donald Arthur .
Spelbrink
Patricia A. Standley
Ella Betty Staples
Shirley Louise Starke
Greta Avis Stelmer
Cole Phillip .
Stephens
Elsie L. Stettler
Martha Steusloff
Tom Stevenson
'Warner Edward
Stewart
June Ellen Stowell
Marvin L. Strode
Eileen Marie Struck
Doris Marie Stutheit
Barbara Ruth Sundet
Mara a ret Ann
Sweetland
Richard Morecroft Ralph Craig Taylor
William Eugene Rose Mary Taylor
Morgan Wallace T. Taylor
Lois Muleahy Adah Mae Teel
Edna Louise Munson 'Richard Thatcher
Kenneth Arthur
Munson
Dorothy Emma
Murray
Gloria Q. Myera
Bennett Felt Nelson
Alice Marguerite
Nelson
'Raymond Nelson
Richard Glldea
Nelson
Laura Louise Newton
Margaret Luella
Newton
"Nell Thompson
Oral X. Thompson,
Jr.
Maxine K. Toevs
Elaine Townaend
Kenneth E,
Townsend
Iola Bernice Turner
William L. Turner
Betty Eileen Twedt
James Leo
Uebelman, Jr.
Patricia Jean
Underwood
Ronald Cass Nichols William Charles
Patricia Ann Ntckens Updegraff
Donald Noll Barbara Rosalie
NeOla Maxine North Upjohn
Robert L, Norton "Benjamin O. Values
Paul Edward NowacK Leata Dell Vandlver
Harry Obermann 'Woodrow VanWoert
Dwaine O'Harra Roy Vibbert
Chapel Speaker Lawrence
Todnen, for 25 years with the
YMCA in China, will address
Willamette university students
during their chapel program at
11:40 Wednesday forenoon. He
will also be guest speaker dur
ing the Rotary club luncheon at
the Marion at noon. Todnen is
a native Oregnian and has a dc
gree from Oregon State college.
James Royce, Waltz
Composer, Suicides
Pontiac, Mich., May 21 (U.R)
James Royce, who as James
Royce Shannon wrote almost
600 songs including "Missouri
Waltz" and "When Day is Done,"
was revealed today to have
taken his own life by stepping
into the path of a freight train.
An inquest was ordered but
witnesses said it appeared cer
tain the 65-year-old composer
hurled himself deliberately onto
the tracks yesterday. He had
been suffering from asthma.
A native of Detroit, Royce
achieved his first real success
in writing the music for Chaun
cey Olcott's "Shameen Dhu" in
1912.
He wrote the lyrics for "Mis
souri Waltz" President Tru
man's favorite song in 1914.
Bicycle CostWill
Run 10 Percent More
Pre-war bicycles will return
to the retail market at prices
about 10 percent above 1941
levels, the office of price ad
ministration said today.
The full amount of increase
will go to manufacturers to
cover wage and materials cost
rises since the last period of nor
mal production, OPA said. The
Luella M. Olson Glen Herbert
Gordon Leslie Vergets
Qsborne Ruth Marilyn Vogt
Richard Ostrin Norma Vossler
Luella Mae Owens Berna Wall
Margaret L. Paxson Basil John Wallace
Ruth Ann Pearcy Esther Elaine
Bettv Pearson Wallace
Patricia Ann Pearson Carrie Juanlta Walls
Robert L. Doris rae waiser
Pendergraft "Robert Clair
Juanlta Peters Warren
Bruce Duane Vlcki Waters
Peterson Wilma Pearl
Darwin L. Peterson Webster
Delores May Betty Lorraine
Peterson Wedmore
Emma L. Pfennig "John I. Wehrll
Alfred K. Phelps Barbara Jean
Don Stewart Pickett Weldner
Robert Lee Pierce Phillip E. Welling
Leanora J. Pogue "Sidney Perry Wells
Lola May Pope Betty Adell White
Dolores Ann Porter "Vernon C. White
Shirley June Porter Virginia Elaine
Shirley Jacqulin White
Post Kicnaro Law ton
Norman Douglas
Potter
Shirley Pound
Jeanne Louise
Prather
Prank L. Prince
Whltely
Donald A. Wldby
Charlotte Jane
Williams
James Williams
Edith M. Wilson
Dolores Mae Pur dura William Gorln
Marjorie Quamme wiison
Florence H, Raaf
James M. Ragland
Joan Ruthella
Randall
Duane Rawlins
Dene Ray
Lola Mae Wlndecker
Elaine Winkle
Kenneth D. Wolfe
Darrel Wooldrldge
Meta Yteeve
Wooldrldge
Anna Mae Reader Edward Vance Yung
Margaret Reader Bonney Zimmerman
William Loren Ready Mabel Marie
Calvin Redfern Zimmerman
Donald Walter
Zosel
Qualified for graduation by means
of special or military service credits.
WE'LL HANDLE IT!
VvW'7
Whatever year ihipeaent, Great
Northern earn handle It. The right kind
of equipment for any transportation
eb, pins fact, dependable service are
traditional Great Northern assurances
to shippers.
C. A. GERKEN, Asst. Gen. Frt. AgU
530 American Bank Bldg.
Portland 5, Oregon
Zoning Problems Continue
To Keep Council Occupied
A battle of legal minds took up most of the city council's time
Monday night and resulted in the council approving a change ot
zone, on application of R. J. Martin, in the neighborhood of Mar-
-fket and 20th streets to permit
the establishment of a small
business. The change is from
Class I residential to Class III
business.
The planning and zoning
commission had originally re
jected the application in
grounds it was "spot" zoning,
but the case was carried into
the council.
Opponents of the change were
represented by Ralph E. Moody
and the petitioner by Chris J.
Kowitz whose arguments
threshed out the questions of
"spot" zoning and sufficiency of
notification sent property own
ers of the district prior to pub
lic hearing.
Brown Doesn't Agree
City Attorney Lawrence
Brown said he didn't agree with
either attorney on certain
points, but held to his original
contention that the application
violated the "spot" zoning in
erpretation as given by the su
preme court in the Page case
of Portland.
The council, nevertheless,
passed the bill and granted the
change by a vote of eight to
five,
Other industrial legislation
Monday night included enact
ment of an ordinance vacating
an alley north of D street be
tween North Commercial and
Front to permit the Terminal
Ice & Cold Storage company to
build an addition to its plant.
The council fixed the com
pany's fee at $500.
To serve the new Paulus can
nery now under construction in
Oak Lodge addition, an ordi
nance was enacted granting the
Southern Pacific company a
franchise to operate a spur track
for five years across an alley
in block 4 of the addition and
across Hines, Wilbur, Howard
and 14th streets. Introduced
was a bill to give the Southern
Pacific a franchise to operate a
spur on Trade and across Win
ter to serve the Valley Fruit &
Produce company. The bill will
be on final passage at the next
meeting.
Nazis Ordered
Prisoners Slain
Dachau, Germany, May 21 W)
The prosecution at the trial of
14 nazi officers and men charg
ed with slaying unarmed Amer
ican prisoners during the battle
of the Bulge read into the rec
ord today a statement that the
Germans were ordered to ignore
"all scruples and humane feelings."
The statement, allegedly
made by Capt. Oskar Klingkel-
hoefer, one of the defendants.
said that the first SS panzer
regiment received these orders.
"Ahead of us there shall be
terror and horror. We should
remember in this fight especial
ly the cities that have suffered
tremendously during the bomb
ing attacks and have suffered
great misery. Therefore all
scruples and humane feelings
shall be thrown overboard. No
prisoners of war will be taken."
A number of German elite
guard troops who participated
in the battle of the Bulge testi
fied that advance troops were
ordered to "pay no attention to
prisoners of war."
The prosecution maintains
that close to 800 American pris
oners were murdered in the ad
vance of the first panzer regiment.
Autos, Wringers,
Hacksaws Injure
First aid Monday was called
for Phyllis Briggs, 2235 Fourth
street, whejj she suffered cuts
and bruises in an automobile
accident in the 2100 block on
Portland road.
Mrs. Morris Hunt, 1126 Ne
braska, was taken by first aid
to Salem Deaconess hospital for
surgical treatment of a wound
on the hand caused by a clothes
wringer. Darrell Rindhaug, 9,
of 615 North 14th, cut a tendon
in a finger while using a hack
saw and was taken to a doctor.
French Rebukes
Wafer Board
Alderman C. F. French, chair
man of the sewer committee of
the city council, and sponsor of
a long-pending ordinance bill to
make a sewage service charge
on residents and industrialists,
again got the bill postponed
when it came up for third read
ing Monday night, and inci
dentally rebuked the water
commission for failure to coop
erate in expediting the bill.
The purpose of the bill is to
create a f I id to build up the
sewage treatment and sewer
line construction outlay. French
told the council that as drawn
the measure would raise S55,
000 a year from residences, S24,
000 from industrialists and S24.
000 more from other commercial
interests.
Tho fiitMi in ffntlit.ff ll,a Kill
' along to final passage, he ex
plained, is that the water de
partment, which would do the
billing, hasn't yet figured out
the mechanics of printing the
bill on the monthly water charge
statement. French said he had
made inquiry of Portland and
Eugene officials and found out
that a very simple and inex
pensive attachment to the bill
ing machine did the work.
Prior to the next meeting
copies of the bill are to be made
for distribution.
Mt. Crest Abbey
May Get Addition
Lloyd T. Rigdon, president
and manager of Mt. Crest Ab
bey mausoleum, has placed an
application with the civilian
production administration for an
addition to the mausoleum to
cost an estimated $75,000. The
application was filed Monday
and a response from the CPA is
exoected in the near future.
The Salem school board Mon
day filed its second application
for construction of a $78,000
gymnasium at the Salem high
school. The first application was
rejected. The new application
states the purpose is to be for
physical education classes, in
stead of games and sports.
Capital Journal, Snlem, Oregon, Tuesday, May 21, 1946 3
increase at retail results from
an 18 percent increase author
ized at the manufacturing level.
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