Illinois Valley news., May 23, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

, Bob is here to assist.
weeks. Her daughter and son-in-
Dave Renfro had the misfortune ,
Mr'l-anJuMr8 h1i*5ryhe took the
to have his thoroughbred quarter- . her to Eureka where »he
Linda George, a Freshman at th. Cprinnclv BllMlPd
home mare. Siskiyou, cut seriously plane. While wailing at the an-poit
Illinois Valley high school has been J ''CLLUuaij aaaaaaav»
Elmer
on a nail. He also lost a prize they met Mr. and Mrs.-
‘
chosen Track Queen by the I V
By Mr«. Virginia Babcock
Hereford heifer of pneumonia. She Spalding, formerly of Kerby, and |
Track boys’.
HOLLAND—Emil Vahrenwald was on the range just above Hol­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hull of Grants I
was
seriously burned May 15. He land.
The Illinois Valley student bod,,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaufman
was
burning weeds with a weed
is sponsoring a dance Saturday,
have purchased the G. L. Sympson
burner
when
the
hose
pulled
loose
May 24 from 8:00 to 1.2:00 p. m.
.ausing fire to spread to Mr. Vah ranch. The Kaufmans are long
renwald’s clothing. He is suffering time residen’s of the Holland area.
The Red Cross drive has begun
'reshmen Place 13
from shock.
in the Holland area, and those
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
B.
Sharp
and
On Honor Roll
Donna are here making improve­ assisting with the drive will be:
Grayce Hudron, Frances Smith
The past six weeks Honor Rol' ments on their ranch. Their son
Bridgeview area.
has been made up with the Fresh­
Lena Owens, Dick George road.
S iphomo-res—Fr« la
Stepp,
men leading with 13 students, the
Lena
Payne, Smith-Sawyer road.
Christine
Duncan
3.8;
Beverly
Tu
­
Sophomore and Senior Classes each
Joyce Heald, upper Caves hwy.
having 10 students, while the tor 3.7; Charles Richardson. Mae
Ina Yandell, Wayside area.
Juniors had 7 students on the Hon­ Bowerman 3.6; Roberta England
Kate Turner, Holland road to
3.3; Ronnie Terrel, Joanne Wan:
or R >11.
Those on the Honoi Roll were. and 3.2; Kohath Krauss, Shirley Oregon Caves mill.
Lucille Floyd, Holland area.
Freshmen—Jackie Strohkirch, Lin­ Clarke 3.1.
Mrs. J. Smock left Sunday morn­
Juniors—Orlen Pickle, JoAri
da George 4.; Shirlev Peninger,
Patty S’ue Keller 3.8; Niaha Moyer, Taylor Lillie Scott 3.8; Claire ing for Orr Springs at Ukiah, Cal­
Barbara Baker, Kathleen Watson C oper 3.6; Jonelle Benge 3.42 ifornia, where she will spend two
DeMersseman, Joanit
3.fl; Larry Maurer, Wayne Bridges Virginia
Eisan 3.5.
3.4; Merrill Simington 3.3;
Seniors—Arie Scott, Kathy Phil­
Scott, Shirley Tucker 3.5;
ips 4.; Leslie Martin 3.75; Dor
Gladyes I-a horde 3.
Preston 3.6; Mary Emerson, Doro­
thy Hunter 3.5; Mildred Beard, An
nabelle Brewer 3.4; and Dalphioe
Thomasson and Patsy O’Brien 3.2.
Graduate Gift-Giving
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
FRIDAY, MAY 23. 1952
8
High School News
(Continued from Page One)
Mrs. Simington, Mrs. Diane Mc­
Guire, Miss Peterson, and Mrs.
Smith.
Student Body Officers
To Be Installed Friday
Emil Vahrenwald
Pass who were there to see th
fi
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hull who were leav­
ing for their home in Oakland.
o
Whether you’re buying or sell,
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THE FASHION ACADEMY
The Illinois Valley High School
student body officers will be instal­
led Friday May 23.
The new officers are: President
Wayne Spencer; Vice President,
Joanie Eisan; Secretary, Mae Bow-
eiman; Treasurer, Ron Terrel;
Seargent at Arms, Ko Krauss.
Ilitrh School News Briefs
The I. V. Juniors are taking a
mathematics test Monday, May 10.
If the Juniors fail this test they
must take a course in mathematics
next year.
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