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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1952)
f I FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OHEOOIT) MAIL THIBUNB Bundar. June li, 1951 Many County SOC Students Get Top Scholastic Honors Ashland Eighty-four Jack on county students who attend ed Southern Oregon college dur ing spring term were listed on the honor roll for the quarter's work which was released last week by the registrar's office. A total of 164 students achieved marks of 3.0 or better during the term. Dan W. Cahill, Medford, and Charles R. "Skip" Rush, Ash land, earned perfect grade points of 4.0 for the quarter. Four students earned averages of 3.5 or better for the third con secutive quarter, Including Una Fowler and Sam Mansfield, Ash land: Nancy Hunter, Central Point; and Peggy McCuriey, ! Jacksonville. Four others achieved the high honor for the second consecutive term, includ ing G. Byron Backes, Ashland;! Deane Roberts, Central Point; I Jean Strykcr, Hornbrook, Cahf.; i and Elizabeth " West, Rogue River. Other county students who had averages of 3.5 or better in- ciuaea tagar cowen, ignore Brown, Charles Eliason, Floyd Fowler, Ray Hassell and Lucille Vonsant, Ashland; Jean Page, Medford; and Colleen Tiegs, Talent. Twenty-one Medford students received honorable mention for grades averaging between 3.0 and 3.8. FOE Drill Team To Defend Title The drill team of Crater Lake Aerie 2093 Fraternal Order of Eagles will be In Albany Thurs day, Friday and Saturday to de fend the ritualistic! champion ship they won at last year's Eagle state convention. They will again participate In Class A ritualistic and field drill contests. Last Sunday five officers from the local group visited Crescent City, Cal., to assist In Ihe institution of a new aerie. Officers there were Ray Wat kins Jr., past worthy president; Jack Meachem, worthy presi dent; Howard Brooks, worthy vice-president; Eddy Olson, wor thy chaplln; Ray Collett, worthy conductor, and William Rogers, inside guard. 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