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4 ; Southern Oregon College Students Will Receive Diplomas on June 4 Ashland, May 25 President Elmo JN. btevenson of Southern Oreeon college will confer certi ficates, diplomas and degrees on 170 students, the largest gradu ating class in the history of the institution, June 4. The exer cises will be held at the band shell in the natural setting of park. Commencement speaker will be Dr. Hocterick Langston, assistant professor of education at University of Oregon and president elect of Eastern Ore gon college oi taucauon. Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge will greet the graduates on behalf of the state board of education. Dr. Walter A. MacArthur of the Methodist church of Roseburg will deliver the baccalaureate address and the Rev. William Tillman of the Baptist church of Ashland will pronounce the in vocation and benediction. The graduates include: B.S. Degree Albany Beverly Jean Brad shaw. Ashland Trubee Joy Bell Iva Elisabeth Compton, Rose Mary Crawford, James G. Ed wards, Francis Eugene Farthing, Mariorie E. Fliniau. Walter S. Foster, Thaine E. Gatlin, Hollis Marshall Hill, Charles 5. Jand- reau, Clyde E. McLain, Clifford G. McLean, Mildred E. Million, Paul Nyberg, Donald Lynn Ol son. Ronald Vernon Pinkham Earl L. Pogue, Winfield A. Rob- erson, Gaylord W. Smith, Fred N. Taylor, F. Richard Traylor, Hubert Wagers, Robert J Weaver. Bonanza Kenneth D. Brad shaw, Harold C. Brown. Bly Victor F. Meiser. Central Point William War ren Croucher, Leola Maurine Shore. Joseph Hausler. Coos Bay Robert Gordon Nei- dcigh. Coauille Alice G. Lafferty. Eaele Point Helen Bekker, Kenneth Maurice Thurston. Grants Pass Edythe Andrews, John R. Gray, Fenton E. McAl lister, Cecil Mccracken, Clyde Kenneth Wenrick, Corinne E. Wenrick. Gold Hill Marilyn Meredith Streitz. Hugo G. Lee Hayes. Jacksonville Dorothy Howry Beach, Robert H. Beach, Francis J. Guidry. Keno Dolly McFarland Bunch. Kerbv Bertha Irene Cribb. Klamath Falls Mary Edna Bloom, Maxine Burritt, Annie Lee Carter. Barbara Rae Osborn- Samuel Ray R e d k e y , Mary Louise Van Riper. Medford Marjorie Maxine Corliss, Darrell Eldon Davis, Wallace L. En, Oza Myers t rink, Marearet Ann Gammill. Karl A. Haves. Pauline Hoffard, John Lewis Holmes, Kenneth A. Hul burt, Lucille Dowling Hulburt, Beulah J. Jensen, Mary Killings worth, Max C. Leslie. John E. Myers Jr., Charlotte Giles Ost lund. Marguerite S. Parker, Laura Irene Phillips,.. Roland Eugene Pope, Francis Ray Ray ner. Richard Antle Schuchard, Virgil Wolff, James N. Young. Merrill F. Harvey Denham. Myrtle Creek Mabel Wil liams. Newberg Vada Imalee Ma son. Oswego Mary Settlemyer. Phoenix Dorothy C. Arney, Florence Bailey. Portland John Warren Abel, Joan Foster, Gloria Lusby, Lota Irene Maris, Marjorie Munson Mason. Redmond Melvin G. Smith. Waldport Beulah F. Allen. Eureka, Cal. Donald Wayne Campbell. Los Apgeles, Cal. Cora Turn er Gustin. Watsonville, Cal. Mary Jane Blood. Three-Year Diploma Ashland Marie Bjorlie, Wil liam N. Hedrick, Charlotte Lu ella Hull, Lillyann Reiling Le land. Betty Keenan McCoy, Mar jorie Ann Messenger, Charlotte Arlene Miller. Madge Mitchell, Ronald J. Quackenbush, Corinne Ebbert Smith, Violet S. Wagers. Central Point E. Mildred Black. Coquille Frankie Mae Bal lah. Empire Frederick L. Archer. Grants Pass Florence C. Champion, Nancy Dianne Young blood. Junction City Loma M. Jacer.' ' Klamath Falls Leigh C. Ken ning. Donald Lee Golding. Helen Marie Morehouse, Velma M. Tay lor. Medford Georgie E. Davis, Esther C. Joss, Fay Edward Mc pherson, Lucile Kruger Me Kemie, Ocie Lee Miller, Mildred E. Rogers, Mable Laura Thom son, Elsie Gabel Turner. Merrill Irma Carol Liptak, Berlva Lavena McCoy, Vera L. Ochs. Pendleton Corinne Williams Landreth. Portland Helen E. McCol lum. Prineville Iris Elsie Waldron. Riddle Raymond Byrd, Jes sie C. Stout. Rogue River Camilla C. Kearns. Roseburg Mrs. R. H. Askew. Sandy Edva O. Berg. Sprague River Blanche Mil ler Montgomery. Trail Elizabeth Roderique. West Linn Louise Landis. Wilderville Lillie Evalyn Wiltsee. Associate In Science Secretarial Science Coos Bay Pauline Delores Bursik. Lakeview Naoma M. Hart. Medford Deah Jeanne Mc- Leod. Associate In Science Merchandising Yreka, Cal. Vinton Corydon McMichael. Associate In Arts Klamath "Falls Rqy H. Glu brecht. ; Junior Certificates Ashland George Herbert Bell, Richard S. Boettcher, Ron ald Ensign Brown, Dorothy Fay Bunger, Gordon Givan, Calvin A. Hovland, Robert Edwin Phil lips, Glenn Lu Tingley. Bullards Shirley J. Cornelius. Central Point Nancy Jean ette Hunter. Eugene Robert Melton Kirk patrick, Jo Ann Appling Larson, John Richard Larson. Grants Pass Richard Leroy Parsley. Jacksonville Robert A. Van Galder. Klamath Falls Reynold E. Fitzsimmons, William Randolph Perrin, Merland Elwood Phillips, Leland T. Pierson. Malin Theodore Frederick Gordon. Medford David N. Bourquin, Robert Albert Boyer, James J. Boyle, H. Tomlin Furnas Jr., Helen Lort-aine Moffatt, Robert Andrew Stothers. Mvrtle Creek Ray L. Smith. Phoenix Thomas Marion Bell. Roseburg Harlan B. Carter, John H. Robinson Jr. Salem Malvin Bernard Rudd. LaCrescenta, Cal. Thomas Edward Kadlec. Anchorage, Alaska Richard L. Cease. LAWNMOWER MILKS Nesbitt, Miss. (U.R) Lowery Wright found a new use for his power lawnmower when the elecertic current failed. He hook ed the motor to a milking ma chine and milked the cows. The island of Tasmania was discovered in -164 by a Dutch navigator, Abel Janszoon Tas- Ashland Elks and Ladies Bring SOC Band to Center Camp White, May 25 Mem bers of the Ashland Elks and Lady Elks Wednesday presented the Southern Oregon college band, and a group of college entertainers in a twilight con cert here which lasted an hour and a half. An audience of 350 members attended the concert, which was presented on a plot of ground between two buildings, now known as "Sears half-acre," named after Fred Sears, the rec reation director who supervised landscaping and construction of the band platform. The students, under the direc tion of Glenn Matthews, played semi-classical and popular airs, and John Conrad announced Record Crowd Seen For Corvallis Dance Corvallis. Ore.. May 25 U.R) A record crowd of 10,000 is ex pected to attend Saturday's dance when Vaughn Monroe and his or chestra play Oregon State col lege's Gill Coliseum. Saturday afternoon, Monroe's nationwide radio program will originate from the Coliseum. The band was booked to play for the school's senior ball, but seats in the balcony have been sold to outsiders. the program. Other features In cluded a trombone quartet, and a male vocal quartet including Bob Rae, Frank Koch, Jerry Leslie and Harry Kannosto. Al lene Owens gave a demonstra tion of the majorette's art. Refreshments of cold punch, doughnuts and cookies were served by the Lady Elks. The .audience was arranged so that'-wheel-chair patients had front row seats. ' Bo Escapes Serious Injury in Accident Robert Wolfe Jr., eight, 722 Grant street, apparently escap ed without serious injury yes terday afternoon when, police said, he was knocked from his bicycle by a truck driven by Roy Nipper, 62, of Fern Valley road. Police reports said the boy was riding his bicycle on Cath erine street at 5 p.m. and drove in front of the Nipper machine as it was going south on King street. Investigating officers at first thought that the youth had suf fered a fractured knee but x rays showed that no bones were broken. No citations were issued. DAIRY MONTH HEAD John Snider of the Snider Dairy and Produce company has been appointed chairman of June Dairy month in the Jackson county area, according to an an nouncement by Antone Larsen, Portland.state chairman for the Thursday, May 25, 19S0 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN month-long observance. Larsen said dairy month is observed each year in behalf of 10 million Americans who are dependent on the dairy industry for their livelihood. The Medical society of New Jersey is the oldest unit of "or ganized medicine" in the United IM.C.P. Jam Jelly PECTIN States, having been founded in 1 1766. f.S2 Corned Beef Hash Best On The Market" By Taite Toit Serve It Often! For lunches . . wholesome main dishes or appetizing evening snacks! Made from tender, cooked Oregon beef and selected potatoes and onions, all In delicious beef broth. Delightful for spring and summer menus! Try These Other Haloy Delicacies! 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