Southern t>regon
Campaign Ends Fur Studenl Body
NEWS FROM TALENT
Baccalaureate
Set For Sunday
Talent, May 25 — Baccalaureate
services for the Talent high
school graduating class will be
held Sunday at the Talent Meth­
odist church with the Reverend
Alice May Wolley bringing the
message.
The program will begin at 11
a.m. The Rev. Irwin P. Alger will
give the Invocation and the bene­
diction.
Friends honoring Miss Faith
Granella on her birthday were
Mrs. Nixie Steward, Evelyn Mil­
ler, Loretta Waite, and her sister
Catherine Granella.
Commencement
Talent, May 25 — Don Millage, At Talent Is
Talent high school track star,
jumped 20 feet. 3 and seven-eights Tuesday, May 31
inches for a new state class B
Millage Sets New
Bread Jump Mark
record tn the broadjump at the
state track meet held last week
end at Oregon State college at
Corvallis.
In the district meet
Millage jumped 19 feet and 11
it iches.
Union High school romped off
with the class B track champion­
ship amassing a total of 8 9 pts.
Talent high school’s track team
tied with Phoenix for seventh
place, both schools totaling 16
points.
WELLCO
FOAMTREAD
SANDALS
and OXFORDS
Dr. Elmo Stevenson To
Speak to Graduates
Talent. May 25 — Commence­
ment for the Talent High School’s
class of 1949 will take place on
Tuesday evening, May 31, at the
Talent school. Dr. Elmo Stevenson
president of Southern Oregon col­
lege, will address the graduates
on “Mastering the Art of Living.”
The program is as follows: Pro­
cessional by the orchestra, an in­
vocation by the Rev. Irwin P. Al­
ger, the salutatory by Donald
Millage, "Welcome From the
Class of 1949,’’ and then the val­
edictorian, Frances Sullivan, will
n'.i'ke her address, “Farewell."
The orchestra wlU then play
••Marche Militaire.” by Schubert,
and Dr. Stevenson's address will
follow.
R. B. Parr, superintendent of
schools will present the honor a-
wards
Arthur Wisner, chairman of the
school board, will present the di­
plomas. The Rev. Alger will give
the benediction, and the program
will close with the orchestra play­
ing a recessional.
Legion Memorial Day
Dinner To Be Held
Offices; Neideiglt Elected Prexy
Bob Beach, Jacksonville; Bernard
From the Siskiyou
The climax of an active and Kelly. Medford; Gordon Quuda,
Giants Puss; und Mury McCor­
colorful campaign of electioneer mick. Grants Pass.
lng put Gordon Neldeigh, of Dell
wood, Oregon, a teacher education MRS. GOOD AT HOSPITAL
From the Rogue News
student
In his junior year, at the
Talent, May 25 — Member« of
Mrs. Edith Good, senior high
the Talent high school’s senior helm us student prexy for the
class led the Honor Roll for the year 1949-50 at Southern Oregon school toucher and Dean of Girls,
has recently undergone several
final six months period.
More college.
Following u series of i operations on her eyes in Green’s
than half the members of the stunts which included airplane
senior class were on the honor tossed circulars, midday broad- Hospital, In Sun Fruncisco, Calif
As two of the operations huve
roll. They Included Joun Davis, ■ .ts of mu tic und election pro
been
successful, the doctor has
Margaret Egan, Otto King. Fran­ pagunda, rhyming street signs, Il­
told
her
she may be uble to return
ces Sullivan, John York, Donald luminated midnight serenades & to Ashland
by the latter part of
Millage, Clyde Williams, and Bet­ gigantic signs advertising the May If everything
else goes well.
ty Henry.
candidates, the campus chose The Ashland high school stu­
Juniors on the honor roll in­ Neidelgh, us student leader for dent body and faculty sent Mrs.
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cluded Virginia Peters, Elobe the coming year.
Good flowers and a card extend­
Officers of the newly elected ing their wishes for her speedy
Roberts,, and Marie Williams. The
sophomores included Edna Peters. council are, first vice president, recovery. The Latin Club, of
Patricia Zemke, and John New­ Joe Scallon of Roseburg (this which she is udviser, sent her a
year’s president of the Men's
ton.
Dorm) second vice president, Ray gift also.
Freshmen who made the honor Bradshaw of Bonanza, Oregon,
roll were Joanne Jounis, Donna (this year's vice president of the Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Miller, of
Schulz, and Willis Zumwalt.
Men’s Dorm), secretary, Marilyn Spokane, Washington, are regis­
Streltz, Gold Hill; treasurer Vir­ tered ut the College Inn while
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Shuman and gil Wolff, Medford; and Yell they look for a home for them-
grand daughter, Robin Anderson, King, (for the third consecutive selves and three smull sons. They
Freewater, Oregon, are spending year) Hollis Hill, Ashland. The expect to locate In Ashland or
their vacation in Ashland.
four representatives at large are: Medford
Eight Seniors
Make Honor Roll
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ARTIFICIAL WREATHS
For Memorial Day
The annual Memorial Day dinner
sponsored by the American Le­
gion and Auxiliary, will be held
May 30 in the Legion hall at
noon. Mrs. Evelyn Kreisman will
.serve as chairman, assisted by
committee members and a kitch­
en committee headijd by Mrs. Ce­
lia Bernlnghausen. All patriotic
organizations are invited and are
asked to bring covered dish, sil­
ver and service for their families.
Coffee, cream, butter and rolls
will be furnished.
Legion and Auxiliary members
have been invited to attend mem­
orial services at the Methodist
church.
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