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PAuE mtitlT TT" 1 RecordGraduating Class Receives High School Diplomasjomght BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MTSDFOK". OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 31. 193-1 1 66 STUDENTS TO Attorney George Neuner to Deliver Graduating Ad dress Lowry Valedicto rian, Rogers Salutatorian A group of 1M students, the largest graduating class yt assf mblcd at Mod -for high school, will receive diplomas tonight at the high school auditorium In the 42hd annual commencement exercises. The program wilt begin at 8 o'clock. Gathered together for the lat time, and at one of the most Im portant point In their Uvis, mem bers of this record class will review four yoars of endeavor, with the ac cumulation of many awards In scho lastics, forenslcs and athletics. When the diplomas are handed each gradu ate by E'igene Thorndlke. chairman of the school board of district No. o, there will be represented a well rounded and well-conducted educa tion that has Included many extra curricular activities. I.mvry Valedlctoriiin. Outstanding in the group will be Wallace Lowry. chosen a valedlcto. rian for excellence in scholastics, ant! Pauline Rogers, who was selected to be salutatorian of the class. The out standing senior girl, the outstanding senior boy and winner of the Rotaiy forensic award will he announced by Principal C. O. Smith during the pro gram. The P. E. O. award will b; presented Anna Schcel. Invocation will he given by Hey. E H. Peterson, and the graduation ad dress will be delivered by Attorney George Neuner. Thfl senior class has been actwe this year, with the semester's many events culminating with a beautiful baccalaureate service In the hlgi) school auditorium last Sunday night. One highly successful accomplish ment of the year was the present tlon of '.he annual senior play. "Clar ence," by Booth Tarklngton, May 15. before a larce audience, by a cast of 11: Mildred Drury. Verne Campbell, Betty Thorndlkci Luclan Smith. Bon Murphy. Pat Young, Betty Vllm, Bob Young, Dolph Janes, Donald Gray an1 Betty Dynan. The director was Bex E. Robinson. Classes Harmony. Echoes of the old days were som-- what subdued, Inasmuch as the cus tomary Inter-class "gang lights" we'e eliminated, at this year's aenlor pic nic, whlrh consisted of an all-driy outing, May 10, with refreshments, dancing and swimming at Jackson Hot Springs. Champions In debate and cham pions In football are members of thl grauatlng class. Many will remem ber the state debate finale lost year in Corvallls when Cleo Hicka and Dolph Jincs captured the stat till. Football men leaving are: Burdet'e Kindred. Bill Bates, Ronald Baker. Bob Fowler. Joe Pierce, Walter Young. Russell Brown, Bob Hlnman. Dot Stcuart, l-o Ohelardl and Ole, sever son. Minr Athletes renting. Basketball quints will be weakened by the loss of Lewis Campbell. Har vey Scars, Bill Luman, Stan Kunr man and Ray Ettlngcr. Officers of the graduating class have been Dolph Janes, president: Verne Camphell, HarvPy Sears Verne Campbell, vice-president: Jeanne Lcverette. secretary, and George Hurd. treasurer. Following Is the commencement program : La rente mens. High School Orchestra Mo.nrt. Invocation . Rev. E. H. PeWrson Will o' the Wisp Girls' Octette Spross. Address George Neuner Awards C. G. Smith Diplomas Eugene Thorndlke Mcdford High Boys' Octette Ad ii.tod from Heidelberg Auld Lang Svne Mixed CHomt Benediction .. Rev. r. M. Wealherloid Flowers will be presented members of the graduating class, and all win rare to remain for tills purl of tnc program sre invited lo do so. Stlin.il Hoard present. Members of the soh'Kil board who will attend, besides Mr. Tl'orndtlu'. are R. E. Oreen, N. II Franklin. C C. Lcmmon and M. B. Jarmln. E. H Hedrlek is school supet lntendent. and Mrs Joint Jensen. ele:k. Mombris of the Torch honor an xiety, scholastic orgsniration. are Mildred Drury. Cleo lllrks. Barbara Holt, Dolph Janes. Royal King. Wal. lace IjOWVY. Pauline Rogers Be'ty Thorndlke. Betty Vllm and Wnune'a Wilson. senior orchestra members sr.J: Richard Bulw, Dorothy Burgess. Nevlu Cope. Gratia P,y, John Ollllhg Cieorge Oliver. Fran.TS Porter. Bob Voting. Senior ootettf m e m b e i i arc; Frances Comlie. Barhaia licit. Mir Kern. Laurel Morris. Bob Murphy Oli.f Severson. Anita tv-hecl Vs" . i r K f' . 2? -is, -it?. ?-r aVa-M .V T7 F "71 I High School Landscaping Completed fTM i 'i. i , , i n -S.- a ' .'IC Jim.: M ( If -5. sajT'-sw1.! t-r' '.' - !..?.- Mas I i " " ii Bum jmsMiM P. A fr' Recent picture or Medford Senior IHsh .school showing landsrnplng. completion of walks and other Improvements. 5 f -'. 1 .... .nil.', ff' LkiJstaCjr'lwl 1. SV!. .!.. w .T ' f'l iB. ltd . i j ' rf3f. 1 .5 jaV , .1 i it ii ' J e" 5 J r J it,rt e 3 Uiifabial .ir'.'ai 6 a Wi 7rA IV ; . .' '. in 1 V.ilmlre M. Albert. Donald Apiilet,'.v.e. Clifford F. Ayres. Rlehani I Hammond. Bonita L. Hamm.u'k. Dorothy Jane SCIENTIST TELLS BLANCHARD LECTURES CCC ON NIPPON TOUR CAMP W1MEH ispll Winter CCC boys have a tettr imderatandlng of the Japanese as huma-i things as s result of a lecture with slid, a delu ded In tills Medford district camp by O S. Blanchard. Grants Pass lav yei The slides, made from picture-, taken by blanchard in Japan, sliowvd a crrws-Mvtlon of Japanese lite, coun try aitd city. Blanchard took the pictures for tin lecture during a goodwill tour of or., ental countries organized In 1920 by the San Franeln-o ehamhrr of con. meice - Use Mail Tribune want adi. Sun and All Its Planets Sprang From Cataclysm Caused by Mixture of Ice With Fire is Theory no t;ii. Hut Of. Kunuker claims: tlic ritMinc-tlon t-t iM'in ttir tirst 10 1 tfll it in t", ft yila y lnuk'jnip tor 'lie unM-n-nWir rr.ilrr who is curinua ;Uout s.Mrnl l fit- m;il t. Vhi- hiick. ' I In' Co mh!. Cyi'le" ( Ptivul M'-K. roiniviny. rinl.Hlcl phitt). uiaKfi no i!iM'ii;;r ol helng a .-ii-UMit It'h- lomr. n the cotitniiy. Or. Kurntkrr. of ViU--mvy,h, who has dfViiU'ii nn.-t oi til5 hti- to cosmic stiKhcs tal.i--' p.uns to keen hi sUvy tvrc oi h.'.-.r.v, :n-nl!!h- n'l'iMiur, l is not lus th. t-vy tint l tnc It the theory, known is UlftC Inl CV?itM.:tniv or h." the unlvorsr wiis horn from ii-e-'Whl.-li ltnim? Howell B.ile, UnnMd W. B.iker. Wil llnm IiH-.rd B.irnum. Maiv,rict. L Biileinan. 2 Hutt'r MiUhtldo n.uv.li, Eik-n Iuiso Belt, KlonMU-c Irene Bous.sura. M.trlon .Innc BlKiilow. John nrowoUl. Frank Thomas Brown, Unwell Uvitir; Brcwn. 3 IJoroihy .lane Buw'ss. Uiwn John C:iniplH,U, Wrnc Martin Ciiinn Ik'II. Joe Hon a hi unvc Kvclyn M Coats, F: ;inees F.l.it nc Combs Ma -y Virplnift Conner. 4 N e ( n 1 1 a r v e v Cope. C a r ol W : 1 -llnm Coicornn. Ins Marvcll Corcoran. Dorothy I.o:vnr Cox. Nona Marlico Cox. Corrmc HeUMi Crawford Herbo'-: Kenneth D.iwstin. 5 oiddys Irene tinia n. Pan! Ray mond t".irf. Irwin Kosov Dot v. Mil drfd Helm Drury. Betty Ade'idr D, n;n. Lola Mae KHiff, Amy Buirleot. Elliott. i e-'Marvraret Mildred Elliott, .lav k Crlsnum Emerson. Virginia Eir.inoi ! EtifiUMi, Hit V, Evi Fay. Daisy Ethel Eerrcil. Harry Wil liam El n ley. 7 Ruth Virginia Eiteh. Kathryn Ohve EU'tehcr. Robert G. Eowler, Allen Edward (.lohhard. Mar-;.Mi May deev, Herlvrt W'.I.'-on Uiitoid, Join Wi'.llam GlUinn. 8 El l-ii t.wt h A. C 1 1 m an . I -a w l c n . : . Orantha.n. Don:d Erie Cray, Roixvr Jiick Oreave. Eloiv.uc Emiiy Cireen. Earl M. Harrison, Glenn William HavrUon. Ward Henon. Albert, u-koi i Hewitt. 'Jleo E. Mirks, Robert S. Htn- i man. Keith Nr!l Hoeker.siulth 10 Alfred C. Hooker. June E Hooker. Barbara Riehmond Holt. Jim L. Horner. Irvln Ellis House. Vivian Eileen Hulbert, George W. Hurd. 11 Widiam Dolph Janes. Hetty Ad clki Johnston, Kathleen Lee Kantn-. Mary F.lirabeth Kern. Warner Bryee Kimball, Witltrr Burdette Kindred, Royal Clayhorn Kmc. l'j Boyd C. Kline. Alleen La than'. Jeanne M. leveret te. Warren A L'k (ictt. Virginia Gilford Llnd'ey. Ma rion Onp Lit troll, Wallace Dean Lowry. i;i-ValWo Robert Ludwit. W'Uiam L. Luman. Elmo Lyle McG:w. John R. MeKee. Helen Christ Snr Meter. John Junior MUlard. Evelyn Eleanor Mills. 14 -Constance L- Moore. lolene E Morniiv,':ar. LluiitI Kenneth Morris. Gratia Kt held;, Jerald Murphy. Robert Wlllh'ni Mur phy. John Herbert. Ne:lon. U'ls Mar guerite Nichols 15 Ocor;cr Holmes Oliver. Violet Mae OIon. Robert Ie Ottoman. Ch.arles F. 0ermeer. Edwin Josepa Owen.-. J.v'ph Da-, id nercc. Jennie Louise Pitt---. 16Evances Porter. Vuv'hla I-outo Porter, Clara F.'.iabeth Powell. Ethel- j Stearns cue Ehraooth Ratty, Robert N. RiiiO!, i Walker, Ijoster Wayne Roberts. Mary Pauline Rogers. 17 Bruce Robert Rult. Ruth Mir saret Snr, F. Cyril Sander, Loree May Santo. Eugene Henry Schad. Anna Mamie S:hecl. Natalea Jule Schow 18 Fiv.ncls Burton Schuler. Harvey Owen Sears. Olaf Walter Severson. Willuim Frcdenek Sheets. Letter Wil liam Shepherd. Alice Mae Shirley. Dwtht Leland Short. 19 Martha T. Shurtletr. Lloyd Sm 1 1 h , Lue ion M. Smith, Pa tsy F. Smith. John Warren Snider, Fred Rupert Snyder, Lois May Speaker, 20 Don E. Stfunrt. Evelyn Ann Stump, Elir-abcth A. Thorndlke, Jean ette Erna TJoelker, Ho.?c BeUe True Coell W. Tucker, Lewis Russell U'. rich. 2 - M irie R, VanDern.arc. Ell7; heth Vllm. Forrest Ward. Roberta L WnrenleH. John Thomas Watts. 22 Margaret E. Younger. 23 Harold M. Willianija, Wauneta Leon Wilson, Bob Alvtn Youn, Pa-trl.-ia Vo-ui, Walter Younii. i MMUl HIIOSi: PICl'l'ltKS IM NOT AI'I'KVtt A It I '. : E. Esther Alevander. Marion R. An derson. Phil A. Baumcardner Wowl- row W. Casebolt, Myron E Eaton Stanlev Folsom, Charles Leo GhPi ardi. Dorothy V. Hansen. Winona M Keene, Cecil L. Rutlorlo. Edmund t Simmon. Jcseph P. Smith. Luc; f atricia Turnquist, Clella E 5h Prospect .1 au) - 7. . w.l- 4' K. 1 Jf t 4 It 1 j I I A' . k -1 "3 23 Court e- of rater All pictures on this pate are re produced t iiroush courtesy of Inl Crater." Inch school publication. Edmund Richardson were week-end cucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richard son. Guests from California spent Sun day nt, the Clell Cunningham horns and enjoyed a barbecue. Mrs. May Clarke Crowe Is running the cook shack at the Lewis mill. of the theory, for Dr. Kurnikcr rhows that HoertMj;er w as not concerned alone with how thi world fame into bent p. but nWi with what brought It to its present physical condition HoerbUer acfounts. to his own sat isfaction and in wry pLiuMblc manner, for example, for the Uncial f minerals, the at t period, the creai rMUHii.- ; if :ini aii prrismuciii years apu the planets: -pram: from caused by the mixum fire That. In sen'o-nn-. startllnj; to t!'c l!i;: linnatUe ir.ar.uei publhhed hook bv Dr mar Kut".::k-r The th.rr startling th1 M-ien'.: been a part ol lua kn (I P) - MiIllon in mid all ol Hornm : ;inerr nuiiatC' Ho.m j-nnpiv ! sprang tri'inen r. Vienne-e m ml amateur nt about :H' cat s chamcal en onomer. for- .ItiO is based, 'ory that the he son Itself III, of SUCh varhtnee with tomiht m public m-1 -I lie Co.-tiuc C el (ill to sie more pllmpse of tts con: book Is only 'JTti p ' type and many cha : R complete eompe ; biker's theory, appro 1 the m t heoi (;eucrall ol- II1UML 1STM.E. rruo vtt-v nr Thos. D. Yarnes of Salem will rreside over the annual P0'1 meeting of the church which w til convene immediately atter the PROSPECT, May 3 1 . i PpU Pros- chool craduatini; exercises were held May "4 m C.ip cymtiaslum. I Dr. Taylor of the Ashland Norma! election. This will be Dr. Yarnes' last tithvM the address. A large time as presiding officer. He tias served as district superintendent for crowd a: Re ended. ve.irs and now according to the ' Klamrith Fa'. B'ptist nui;;s:c7 , : iioldmc evar, from l!tle tor comparl- ; pvery ilaitC. c" I.- packed too than the merest ents here. I he ices, wit h hirce 1 1 Yet It secm luliimi of Hoei acliim; as it noes of tb.c iir.'ai'i'i1 from 1 is a ta-t -nun lr. bo'-k. The Kirt Meth, h.nrch will hold Its neetuii; Mor.J.ny e-.cn io-.c of elect i IK ofttci t Fp:copal ,:i-.;al church lor the pur for the com- iaw o: the church lie w.li be neu a pastorate at the annual conference in Salem and another a:I1 be ap pointed in his ploee. The local church ha had ft very zood year and It Is expected the re ports of the heads of the annus de- :me:iTs w '.'.1 be of much Inter-.vt s ervii cs every even:: Prospect. Jim Shaffer Ion Red Blanket, ;vir;v'd m a Mrdford liop-.: Mt-5 Katie Grlrve local sew this wc?k at resident of ' y last week rtained the sdav after- POPE 78 TODAY; IN FINE HEALTH VATICAN CITY. May 31, (API Pope Pius reached his 78th birthday today, but did not let the anniver sary disturb his normal routine. He said a low ma-s of thank?? ire; early this morninc In his private chapel. asr!-ued by the two monsig civ m ' he-idc a t tit in ol lee with 1-, the (henry n, related 'n n :i recent ij Nl , Wahte- I'lie the cau:- j CON V St. I hich tepre-cnt-. t solar s -.;cm w a moiher st.il' li , in the pencti: I'd i-tal' into the and .t-'.iin ntv as a dot ' diameter - mother star ! thrown from an exploton , on or an lee- ; ite hot moth- ' Kt a nation ,o;d amuod refusing: to da'.vdh words owr any upon lm'.--hlii ly and etearlv. V which still hold est. It is such m'.ht hae welt in moras of year, ele' the annual c w h.teh meets 'ol a tit- articular point out, le topic, thorough- j sn-: on to anothei the reader's inter- '' n hook a Darw m , need hat he had as e n- Dr. Ku' i'art .mm in lie the work dene in mrnts for the and tninsactlne busine At tv0 p. m n of lav delegates to cience ot the cimrch n the latter sercr-laries. ns wen! admitted :a;-.clf.;l of m:-m- erai ill sene n ; O 1 ' I'iir to the members, particuhirlv so, 'he . . , , , . , p i Rru. e Gr.eve moved :i;s family from " .,. Cer.ri.d Po'.nt M-T-dav to t!-r Katie nors who serve ns hi v.-ortj jt ,;',.,,.,,,.,;.;,,. ,r, ,,,,, , V.-M-.:.,n of , rrl.v.-.-,r.-.. n::-",-.c tM-m hl m (I.T.V.! n;:;;:..;r 'nro ,v,:.;,d ,-P ;- a:Dc cu, r..,-.-.-. nrt hls n.- ' Mor.d.v Cr 'Urd V 0r,r-" n?:Com,ww P.-:icv.c;::-VU. important , ' " 's:'..'.-' r.h full Aft-r ti-.r :rn- bis itI.i'.iv,-.. itr.cl tn' i NOTIC?: l:i : ir.i.i T'.-.f LT.".'.t't:. , ' k c? c (U Pv-r:c:..-t;.-5 con :r:i' ;it ret tl'.n:. ot i-v-.'?o.-d M- .vl,1 1-V'.:s at ' '',;,:". Nrc. It c:.-o"kp ar.ct ; ootirr r.r.ri t!-.'-:.' ii::!--hod titan e clh ft:n- i o O. F s::. IWJ H::;. jr. -.at D'1" vrpj-.t are itt;r! i fan his uf.a! b-i-y ci,v. I'.l.rd :ll Pi: i ' l.OVK t..-. io..ltcd It l.f: i' . t..c p.-; r r.- .-: !-,.- is .11 Mf4K'ri Bu.:i::t M:- n.t ."o.-.r. r.-.v-irda arte; irirncai c?tt:.:-, n. O
