FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, May IS, 1955
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KNEELING IN PRIVATE CHAPEL, unusual photo Is made as
Pop- Pius XII offers special prayer to Madonna of Pompeii
during observance of her day at Vatican City. (International)
High School Awards
Go To Musicians at
First Annual Dinner
Dick Brqwn was installed
president -X the Medford High
school band at the first annual
Music Awards dinner Friday
evening. Other new officers in
clude Neal Campbell, vice-president,
and Sharon Whitlock and
Nellie Rawlings, secretaries.
Orchestra officers installed in
cluded Sonja Peterson, presi
dent; Janet Carter, vice-president,
and Deanna Campbell,
ecretary.
Russ Jamison of KMED was
master of ceremonies for the
event, which was held in cooper
ation with the Medford Kiwanis
club.
Kiwanis Award
Kiwanis President John Del
lenbeck presented his club's
Kiwanis Music Service award
to Alexa Hibbard, band, and
Macy Overstreet, choir, both se
niors. Viola Russell received the
Kiwanis award for outstanding
work with the orchestra.
Others attending included
school administration officials,
Mayor Earl Miller, and other
dignitaries. Entertainment was
furnished by Abbey Green, Glen
Parker and Norma Robinson
from the Rogue Valley Country
club.
Band awards, presented by I.
A. Mirick, supervisor of instru
mental music for the schools, in
chilled: First Year
First year Jared Black, Darrel
BreVeton, Lottie Mae Combs,
Gary Guss, Howard Harper, Don
Hunter. Sandra Kubalek, Garry
McCurry, Greg Milnes, Mike
Moore, Gordon Owsley, Grant
Parrott, Mark Parrott, Charles
Rowan, Gary Rupert, Dick Swin
ney, Pat Triplett, Dick Wayburn,
Leona Wright.
Second yean Maury Butts,
Neal Campbell, Rodney Hamner,
Georgia Hicks. Carol Hussong,
Leroy Knight, Carol Miller, Scott
Phillips, Jim Pletsch, Bob Raw
stern, Darlene Smith, Burle
Wellburn, W i 1 c e y Winchell,
Floyd Yeats.
Third year: Dick Arnold, Mary
Lou Bohl, Janet Carter, Lyle
Daun, Hope Herriot, Nellie
Rawlings, Bill Wheat.
Fourth year: Bob Ayres, Ter
ry Brereton, Dick Brown, Verna
Dudley, Louise Harwood, Ron
Lingren, Carol McKinley, Carol
Risner, Donna Shore.
Fifth year: Delora Dunn, Bob
Gould, Jacque Loros, Bill Mc
Kinley, Marjo Murray, Tom Rob
ertson, Molly Walker.
Sixth year: Marion Cantrall,
Ruth Fisher, Wilson Gilinsky,
Alice Martin, Ken Piland, Frank
Yoakum, Charlene Bohl, Glen
Peterson.
Seventh year, master musici
ans key, Tom Y'Blood.
Majorettes
Majorette awards included
first year, Sharon Whitlock, Em
ily Masterson, Glenda Hobbs,
Pat Rector, Dorothy Brickley,
Carolyn Fichner and Dorothy
McGraw, and second year: San
dra Laing, Rosie Johnson, and
Flori Sloniger, head majorette.
Awards for work in orchestra
were presented by Orchestra Di
rector John Drusdale, a n d in
cluded: Second year: Danny Andrews,
Bob Bright, Deanna Campbell,
Ruth Coggins; third year: Lee
Hopkins, Freda Rawstern, Jerry
Walker; fourth year: Sonja Pe
terson, Betty Hershiser, Ruth
Phillips, Doris Ryn; fifth year:
Elaine Cox; sixth year: Shirley
Stafford, and seventh year,
master musicians key, Viola Rus
sell, Florence Sprague and Nan
cy Walsted.
Members, Friends
Invited to Meeting
Of Clinic Group
Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter, presi
dent of the Southern Oregon
Child Guidance Clinic associa
tion, has invited members of the
association and friends to attend
the second annual association
meeting.
It will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, May 16, in St. Mark's
church guild hall, Fifth st. and
Oakdale ave. The association ex
pects a large attendance. There
are 710 members, an increase of
100 in the last year.'
Dessert will be served at the
beginning of the meeting with
music provided by the Ashland
High school orchestra. The asso
ciation hopes that all can come
for the dessert and social hour,
and the business meeting, to be
held at 8 p.m. The speaker of the
evening will be introduced at;
8:30 p.m. A silver collection will
be made to defray expenses of
the refreshments.
To Name Members
A short business meeting will
follow with an election of seven
new board members to fill the
vacancies of seven present mem
bers going off the board.
Mrs. Joy Hills Gubser, assist
ant superintendent of the state
department of education will
speak about the place of the
clinic in relationship to schools
and community. A discussion
period will be held afterwards,
moderated by Dr. John Water
man, director of mental health
section, state board of health.
Mrs. Gubser comes to Medford
after helping conduct the south
ern Oregon special education
conference at Klamath Falls, so
she will be familiar with the
community's resources and
problems.
At certain times of the sea
son parasites are quite common
in fish.
Accident Victim
Moved to Medford
Mrs. A. L. (Ruby May) Bart
ley, 55, Talent, was transferred
to Sacred Heart hospital in Med
ford Saturday ' from Ashland,
where she has been hospitalized
since April 14.
Mrs. Bartley was the victim of
a hit-run accident on that date,
when she was hit by a car while
walking along the highway, near
Talent. She suffered serious in
juries to both legs and her left
arm. She is still undergoing
treatment for her injuries.
Two Portland brothers, Claude
Richard Day, 23, and Jack Le
Roy Day, 19, both Portland, are
being held on charges arising
out of the accident. They were
brought here from Los Angeles.
Last week Judge H. K. Hanna
denied a motion made in their
behalf to change their pleas
from guilty to innocent, and
they are now awaiting sentencing.
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road engineer, figures he travel
led a distance equal to 62 times
around the world during 48
years of railroading. And he
never left the state of Michigan.
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