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1941
Folk Dance Class i
Presented at SOCE
TALENT, May 2»— Mr. and
Mrs. Janies TilUord and tamily
ot Seymore, Missouri arnveu
Southern Oregon College of
here luesday and plan on locat­ Education, May 26— A project of
ing at Prospect
the folk-dance class of tne South­
Mrs. Clarence Holdndge was a ern Oregon College of Education
dinner gu<g»t at the home of Dr. was a feature of commencement
and Mrs. G. W. Bruce, at Ashland activities, a party Wednesday
Monday.
evening in t h e gymnasiu m.
Graduation exercises for the Guests were faculty and towns­
the Talent High School will be people and students invited by
held Thursday evening May 31, members of the class. The pro­
at 8 p.m. Members of the graduat­ gram consisted of mass dances in
ing class who will deliver' ad­ which class members and their
dresses, following the theme “The guests took part
Light of the World" are Lily Mil­ On exhibit were displays of
lage, Natalie Hayes, Helen Wis­ folk constumes and folk art re­
ner, Wesley Hartley and Ken­ presenting nine different coun­
neth Grace.
tries. Class members presented
The firem en were called out dances from six different coun­
Sunaay mgnt at midnight to the tries, dances which they had
home ol Mr. and Mrs. hoy Con­ worked out in groups of two each
ley who home was totally dis- The outstanding number was the
troyed. Mr. and Mrs. Conley were mummers play, popular in Eliza­
not at home. They had left Satur­ bethan days and traditionally
day for Southern California for given in the fishing village of
a week's visit with relatives. Mr Flamborough, England, during '
and Mrs. Conley recently moved Whitsuntide since around 1500.
to Talent.
The Flamborough sword dance,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dudley main character in this part of the
and daughter Wuina ana Mrs. program, brought in all the tradi­
naue uutin of Kings Highway, tional figures and characters, in­
Aieoiord were calling on inends cluding the hobby horse.
in xaient, ¿»aturuay evening.
During intermission the class
Linnel McReynolds of Grants served refreshments. Entertain­
Pass visited Inends in Talent ment included movie pictures ot
Sunday. Mr. Mciteynolds is a for­ American folk dances which had
mer resident of Talent
been made by Miss Violet Stock­
The Baccalaureate services for ham, director of the dance group.
the Talent high school graduates The program follows:
was held Sunday morning at 11 Farandole—French ..Mass Dance
o’clock in the Methodist Church Sur L'Pont D'Avignon—French
Ashland Methodist church gave
Mass Dance
Dr. G. W. Bruce pastor ol the Czardas-Hungarian Couple Dance
the sermon on the subject "1
...... Class
Dare You”. The church provided Czechoslovak:
special music for the occasion.
When Johnny Went to War
Mrs. Vera Spruel returned
In a Green Meadow, presented
home recently from Texas where by Norma Elder and Doris Churc
she spent a couple of months visit Hungarian: Czardas-presented by
ing her aged mother who is in Hazel Parman and Jacqueline
poor health.
Leach.
Mrs. Blanch Hungate of Fox, Mexican: La Cucaracha-present-
Oregon and her daughter in law, ed by Marilyn Young ana fclaine
Mrs. Elen May Hungate and Sutherlaine
daughter Caroline of Southern Bummel Schottische-Mass Dance
California, arrived in Talent Sat­ Kolo - Jugoslav .................. Class
urday morning to visit friends Russian Snow Storm ......... Class
and relatives and will remain Come Let Us Be Joyful-German
here for Memorial Day.
.......... Mass Dance
Russell Combest of the Marines Movies—American Folk Dance in
Stationed in San Francisco, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holbrook of Missouri and Colorada, Santa Fe
Feista.
San Francisco who have been Palpankilh
- Finnish Schottische
visiting Mrs. Holbrook’s mother,
_______Class
Mrs. Melissa Cameron and other Gustaf’s
Skoal - Swedish.... Mass
relatives in the valley returned
Dance
home Sunday.
- Danish .......... Class
Arduth Spruel with the Navy The Hatter
Man in a Fix - Danish
is home on a weeks furlough Little
from Southern, California with Lott Class
- ’is - Tod - Swedish ..Class
his parents and friends.
Swedish
- Schottische presented
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosen of
by
Ila
Clark and Jeanne Dy­
Belview were business callers in
er
Talent, Monday evening.
- Fedder Mikkel
Cy Combest who has been visit­ Danish
Seven
Jumps presented by
ing his mother, Mrs. Louisa Com­
Mary Corthell and Loisgae
best for the past month left Sun­
day morning for Redding, Calif­ Ash.
Finnish - Old Maid
ornia for medical treatment.
Skippimois, presented by
Dale O’Harra of the Army has
been home on furlough for the by Delle Cunningham and Arnita
Black
past week.
Norweign - Hailing presented by
Miss Violet Stockham
SOCE Observes
Mummers Play - Flamborough
Sword ................. Class
Campus Day May 17 Sellengers
Round - English May
The campus of the Southern
Dance ......... .....Class
Oregon College of Education was
a scene of fevered activity on
Thursday morning May 17. It were chosen and the students en­
was the annual campus day. Un­ joyed competing in Volley Ball,
der the supervision of the gen­ Ping Pong, and Basketball.
The other committee chairman
eral chairman Dorothy Riggs a
wide spread cleanup of the col­ were: Esther Whiting, Gerry Ar­
lege was waged. The weather nold, Mabel Boggs and Elma
was unfavorable for out door Baker.
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work but at intervals between
showers of rain some out door * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
work was accomplished.
A luncheon was served at noon
at which brief talks were given
by the outgoing Student Body
President Jack Smith and Presi­
dent for the coming year, Joan
Millard.
The afternoon was spent in
playing games in the gym. Teams Subscribe for The Miner today.
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First Row: Donna Allen, La
Veta Alwine, Alice Coleman,
Blair Crosby, Dorothy Hampel,
Pearl Henry.
Second row: Barbara Bayne,
Alice Beare, Lorraine De Haven,
Frank Dietrick, Marie Hill, Betty
Hollingsworth.
Third row: Lee Berry, Gene
Bishop, Betty De Lisle, Glenn
Durham, Clarice Holmes, Jean
Hutchins.
Fourth Row: Bill Buehling,
Charlaine Byrd, Ray Elliott, Don
Flaharty, Shirley Hutchison, Del­
la Hughes.
Fifth row: Wally Cannon, Don­
na Clark, Wilma Garrett, Charles
Gettling, Alma Jesse), Sue La
Marre.
Sixth Row: Alair Clifton, Lor­
raine Close, Marguerite Grüne­
wald, Lowell Hall, Marjorie Lutz,
Lorene Mauzey,
Seventh row: Betty Morrow,
Emily Morris, Roscoe Smith,
Charlotte Skinner, Glenn Wood,
Richard Woodcock.
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Eighth row: Arthur Phillips,,
Johnny Reedy, Marjoria Stamer,
Dorothy Stephens.
Ninth row: Hattie Rice, Ida
Ricks, Sigfried Surber, C a r l
Thompson.
Tenth row: Edith Russell, Jay
Samuelson, Vernon Tison, Paul
Travis.
Eleventh row, Sharon Scho­
field, Sue Sessions, Pauline Ul-
stad, Upton Van Etten.
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Twelfth row: Eva S m i th ,
James Smith, Bob Wallis, Faith
Warnock.
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