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95 to graduate at Redmond
Union High School Tuesday
Special to Tht Bulletin
REDMOND Ninety-fve sen
iors will march across the stage
at Redmond Union High School
Tuesday evening to receive their
high school diplomas from Dr.
John F. Dorsch, chairman, and
Priday Holmes, members ol the
school board.
The high school band will begin
the program at 8 p.m. with the
playing of "Land of Hope and
Glory." The invocation will be
said by the Kev. Francis Mc
Cormack. Judith Fay Ferguson and Anne
Louise Windsor, who tied for sa
lutatorian honors, will share the
platform for presentation of the
traditional salutatory address.
Valedictorian Edward Michael
McKrill will speak after annual
awards and scholarships are pre
sented. Joe Nevart will announce
the winner of the American Le
gion plaque-, Mrs. Samuel S. John
son, TEO scholarship; Vernon
Patrick, Cent - Wise scholarship:
Everett Reynolds, VFW attend
ance award; Clayton E. Norton,
scholarships and other awards.
The mixed chorus will sing
The Halls of Ivy." Superintend
ent James L. Brown will present
the class, after which the bene
diction will be said by the Rev.
James K. Egiy and the band will
2 teenagers -in
hospital after
Saturday crash
Spxlal to Th. Bullttln
REDMOND Two Redmond
teenagers were hospitalized and
two others received out patient
treatment as a result of an auto
mobile accident Saturday at 11:30
p.m. on the Tumalo-Sisters High
way. '.
Said to be in good condition at
Central Oregon District Hospital
are Larry Pankey, 18, and. his
brother. Eric, 16, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. V. E. Pankey, 336 South 4th
Street, Redmond.
Nona Gatchell, 16, daughter of
the C. L. Catchalls of Tumalo,
was treated for shock by a Bend
physician. Jim Wilkinson, 18, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkin
son, Redmond, received treat
ment tor minor injuries at Cen
tral Oregon District Hospital.
Eric Pankey, said to be the dri
ver, told his parents the mishap
occurred when . another motorist
pulled in front of him at the High
way 97 junction and failed to
move into the proper Jane.
Pankey said he was forced to I
the wrong side of the road, where I
the car rolled over twice down
a 15-foot embankment, landing up
right. The vehicle, owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Pankey, was extensive
ly damaged. '
The youths were picked up by a
passing motorist and brought to
the hospital.
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shoulder Sunday when his polo
pony stumbled during a match
here.
Philip was thrown to the ground
while a crowd of nearly 10,000
spectators watched. Queen Eliza
beth left the grounds five minutes
before the accident occurred.
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The Bulletin, Monday, June 3, 1963
play "The Triumphal March."
Listed alphabetically, 1963 grad
uates are:
.. Jerry George Abbas, Robert E.
Allan, Jerry Dale Andersen,
Glenn Arensmeier, Beverly Gail
Bates, Nancy Ellen Beardsley,
Dennis Randall Beeler, Joy Ma
rie Birtwistle, Bonnie Elizabeth
Bishop, Kit William Bowlby, Kay
Brittain Grogan, John Francis
Burke, James Lloyd Bussett, Mar
tin Andrew Clapp, Charles Leion-
ard Coleman, Michael Dennis
Copeland, Jerald Keith Corwin,
Ronald Lee Corwin, Daniel Lee
Crozier, Donna Mae Cummings,
Lory Ann Cunningham, Diane De
ions Davis, Delvan Wayne Dear
dorff, Douglass Dee Dent, Rhea
Eugene Dowse, Richard Francis
Eberhard. Janice Moore Ells
worth.
Allen Robert Ferguson, Judith
Fay Ferguson, Durland L. Fisch
er, William Jeffrey Fisher, Mich
ael Ray Flock, Patricia Jean
Forbes. Delbert Allen Forpahl,
Glenwood Gibson, Nellie Ir e n e
Gries, Timothy Shetler Grover,
Fred Milton Hamer II, Leslie Al
len Harsch, Christine Anne Hill
gen, Eleanor Vivian Hirn, Patri
cia Gail Hitson, Lois Irene Hohn
stein, David Arthur Holland, John
Weymouth Holmes, Kenneth Ly
man Huddle, Joseph William Hud
speth.
Susan Kathleen Ivory, Donald
Lee Jackson, Karen Kay Jordan,
Larry William Kanski, Karen Dee
Kauffman, Kraylen Bea Kelly,
Betty Sue Lindgren, Donald Rus
sell Lock wood, Zola Loree Lon
don, Darlene Annette Maston,
Michael Merle McCormick, Ed
ward Michael McKrill, Lana Lee
McShannon, Mary Sue Moisan,
Ruth Gayle Morrison, Kenneth
Marvin Mover, Patricia Ivarino
Mills Murders, Paul Dean Mur
phy.
Ernest Cody Nelson, John Bar
ry Norlin, Larry Francis Pankey,
Vernon Louis Peck Jr., Larry
Dean Pedersen, Larry Gene
Phillips, Elia Beatriz Pineda,
Jean Ann Rice, Richard L. Rob
ertson, Marilyn Roth Scott, Rob
ert Curtis Shearman, Sandra Su-
leen Smallcy, Carolyn Jeanne
Smith, Pamela Lee Smith. Roger
K. Stenger, Patricia Ann St. Jeor,
Edwin Anthony Sturza, Donna
Jean Swaim.
Carol Ann Taggart, Gerald
Keith Taylor, Barbara Kathleen
Thiol, Martin Wesley Tittle Jr.,
Jean Lucille Titus, Dennis E. Van
Matre, Lawrence Paul Vanyi,
Janet Lea Virgin, Donald Bruce
Watrous, Jeanne Colleen Wlg-
gans, Teri Lea Wilson, Anne Lou
ise Windsor.
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GETS DEGREE Leonard
Louis Langeliers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Langeliers
of Sisters, received a master's
degree in optometry Sunday
in graduation exercises at
Pacific University, Forest
Grove, He received a bach
elor's degree last June.
Vagrant gets
$25 court fine
Largest assessment in munici
pal court session Friday evening
was a $25 fine plus court costs
paid by Stanley Stevens Stybert,
Davison, Mich., for a vagrancy
charge.
A second vagrant, Brooks Beal
Crawford, Glendale, Calif., re
ceived a suspended sentence pro
vided he leave town.
Dennis Eugene Harrington, a
minor living at 212 E. Irving, was
sentenced to 30 hours labor in the
municipal parks for driving while
his license was suspended.
Forfeiting $10 bail plus court
costs was Wilma Lauoune Bur
gess, LaPine, tor operating a ve
hicle on the wrong side of the
street.
Other forfeitures were received
from Charles White, 1413 McKin-
ley, $4 and costs, for two counts
of overtime parking, and Ken
neth Brazelius, 61S Columbia, $2
and costs for overtime parking.
CITATION ISSUED
Michael Harry Wilkins, 19, of
707 Kearney, was cited by Bend
city police Sunday on an after
hours charge. He posted $22.50
bail.
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Students from
for degrees at
Sixteen students from Bend and
two from Camp Sherman are
among 1,831 candidates slated for
degrees at the 86th annual com
mencement and baccalaureate ex
ercises at the University of Ore
gon. The ceremonies will be Sun
day, June 9, at 2:30 p.m.
From the local area are the
following:
Suzanne Elizabeth LeBlanc,
bachelor of arts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray LeBlanc, 1447
Quincy Avenue.
Ralph Norman Towner, bache
lor of music, formerly of Bend,
now of Eugene.
Jacqueline Rae Bowlus, bache
lor of science, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. V. Bowlus, 862 E.
10th Street
Betty Rose Burkhart, bachelor
of science, registered from 633
Innes Lane.
Janet Mae Hackett, bachelor of
science, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Hackett of 2205 Awbrey
Road.
William Gordon Hansen, bache
lor of science, son of A. W. Han
sen, Route 1.
Jack Norman Holt, bachelor of
science, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Holt, 10 Rocklyn Road.
Sandra Lynne Larson, bachelor
of science, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon W. Larson, 1496
Quincy Avenue.
Craig Allen Nielsen, bachelor of
science, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Nielsen, 611 Drake Road.
Allen Clark Ryman, bachelor of
science, son of Mr, and Mrs. A.
M. Ryman, 415 E. Lafayette Ave
nue. Michael Dean Wonser, bachelor
of science, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Wonser, 24 Shasta
Bend eligible
UO ceremony
Place.
Henry Lee Herbring, master of
arts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo B.
Herbring, 605 Newport Avenue.
Gretchen G. Williver, master of
arts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Goodrich, 1642 E. Eighth.
Ann Snyder Pettit, master of
education, daughter of H. L. Sny
der of 3800 Coolidge, Oakland,
Calif.
Nicholas Anthony Wiltz, Jr.,
master of education, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas A. Wiltz Sr.,
1615 W. Fourth Street.
Gloria Lee Hutchins, doctor of
education, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Hutchins, 355 E. Irv
ing Avenue.
From Camp Sherman: Monte
Duane Siegner, bachelor of
science, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Siegner, Camp Sherman: Rob
ert S. Bell, bachelor of arts, son
of Mack M. Bell.
Four motorists
get citations
Four motorists collected traffic
citations from city police over the
weekend.
Cited were Jacob Arthur Young,
605 Revere, who posted $12.50 bail
for failure to operate a vehicle to
the right of the roadway; Davis
Marshall Gooch, 342 E. Clay, no
operator's license, with $7.50 bail;
Bennie Lee Dexter, 162 E. Kear
ney, excessive muffler noise,
with $17.50 bail, and Frank Zam
orata Leon, Redwood Motel, fail
ure to operate a vehicle to the
right side of the roadway, with
$12.50 bail.
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Grade school to
Spaclal to The Bulletin
REDMOND John Tuck Grade
School's 141 eighth graders will
receive their diplomas at 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the high school
gymnasium.
Members of the sixth and sev
enth grade band will play "Pomp
and Circumstance," after which
the Rev. D. L. Penhollow will give
the invocation.
Outstanding students from each
class will present talks: Joan Van
Lith, the welcome address; Joan
ne Frizzell, "The Eighth Year;"
David Wilson, "What Graduation
Means;" Nancy Donat, "Looking
Forward:" Kenneth Robertson,
"Where We Fit In;" Wally Cor
win, "Sportsmanship," and Peg
gy Eccleston, "The Books Behind
Us."
There will be a clarinet solo by
Mary Yocom. The boys' chorus
! will sing "Dear Land of Home."
j There will be a duet, "Allegheny
I Moon," by Kenneth Robertson
I and Joe Metts. A flute trio, Karen
Cummings, Linda Gregg and
Kathryn Nicholson, will play
"Dance of the Hours." Numbers
by the eighth grade chorus will
be "He" and "Now is the
Hour."
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graduate 141
will be announced by George
Watts and PTA awards are to be
presented by Mrs. James McAlis
ter. The farewell address will be
made by James Smith.
Superintendent Hugh Hartman
will present the class and diplom
as will be handed to their owners
by Mrs. Samuel Johnson.
Music dedicated
to Go. Wallace
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disc jockey for radio station
WNEW commented musically to
day on Alabama Gov. George
Wallace's segregation stand.
Disc jockey Billy Taylor, who
was born in Greenville, N.C., and
grew up in Washington, D.C., said
"We've all heard a lot about Gov.
Wallace and what he has to say.
"I'd like to dedicate this record
to him. It's called, 'Hush.' "
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teller Robert Platten, 38, from try
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in an outboard motor-powered
beer barrel.
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Secretary W. Willard Wirtz will
meet Tuesday with official of the
nation s railroads and live rail
unions on their work rule dispute
that threatens a nationwide
strike.
Wirtz announced Sundav ti hA
called for both sides to submit a
Droeress rerjort on their tukmHsl.
tions, which have been going on
since May 13. It no agreement is
reached, the unions would be
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