College Announces Names
Of 128 Scholarship Winners
Ashland Names of 128
scholarship winners at Southern
'Oregon college for students
planning to enroll at the college
next fall have been announced
by Registrar Mabel W. Winston.
Included on the list are four
foreign students.
Mrs. Jeanne W. Brown, presi
dent of National Secretaries as
sociation of Medford, has an
nounced the granting of a scho
larship to Marjorie Brannum,
Medford, for 1955-56. Sharon Da
vis and Dolores McFarland,
Klamath Falls, have each been
granted a scholarship by the
Roosevelt School P-TA of Klam
ath Falls.
The Oregon Congress of Par
ents and Teachers has announc
ed the following full - fee
scholarship grants to SOC ele
mentary teacher education stu
dents for 1955-56: (Renewals)
Katherine M. York, Ashland;
Anna May Walters, Grants Pass;
Patricia Abbott, Ashland; Bar
bara Jean Barrett, Grants Pass;
Elga Agnes Beardsley, Klamath
Falls; Isobel B. Carr, Medford;
Shirley E. Chaney, Myrtle
Creek; Darrelyn Ettel, Medford;
Mary Ellen Kolbrook, Roseburg;
Jeanne Norton, Coos Bay; Donna
Yvonne Sundberg, Roseburg; and
(New) Kay Marie Fisher, Phoe
nix, Ore.
Four foreign students have
been recommended for accept
ance of scholarships: Gloria Pa
dilla, Honduras: Judy Bernice
Rophorst, The Netherlands; Mi-
. chelle Olliver, France; and Mrs,
Reik Lee Teoh, Taiping. Miss Pa-
dilla and Miss Raphorst are cur
rently enrolled at SOC
Fifty-three of the awards
went to incoming freshmen and
56 to students with previous col
lege work at SOC. The scholar
ships provide tuition and course
and laboratory fees.
Incoming freshmen winners
are:
Earl N. Anderson, Madras; Lil
lian J. Bailey, Harbor; Carol Ann
Baker, Eugene; Jacqueline G.
Biss, Roseburg; Sharon Bixel,
Milwaukie; Carolyn J. Briggs,
Springfield; Mary Lee Candy,
Roseburk; Delbert N. Chausse,
Medford; Norma R. Chisum, Med
ford; Deanna Rae Churchill,
Langlois; Sherrill Ann Clark,
Ashland; Janet S. Craig, Grants
Pass; Lynn Erwin, Ashland;
Charles V. Ferguson, Glide;
Mary Yvonne Fields, Murphy;
Kay M. Fisher, Phoenix; Sharon
K. Groucher, Medford; Henry
A. Herwig, Brookings; Audrey
F. Hite, Medford; Margaret Jack,
Grants Pass; Barbara James,
Ashland; Daniel F. Kellington,
Medford; Betty L. Lyons, Med
ford; Norma G. McPeak, Grants
Pass.
Beverly D. Martin, Malin;
Lois I. May, Ashland; Gerald M.
Mickle, Ashland; Mary Ann Mun
son, Klamath Falls; Donna Jean
Neff, Medford; Sammie Yvonne
Ochs, Ashland; Sharon L.
Ostrander, Roseburg; Patricia
M. Read, Medford; Esther Ruth
art, Grants Pass; Sandra R. Sand
er, Ashland; Arle Z. Scott, Ker
by; Lamoine S. Brison, Medford;
Gene E. Tankersley, Coos Bay;
Judith Ann Tistadt, Westfir;
Shirley Jean Tucker, Selma;
Florence Turner, Grants Pass;
Dale M. Walter, Talent: Eunice
M. Welman, Klamath Falls; J.
Loyd Wood, Talent; Jack K.
Wurn, Kerby; LeRoi K. Bigham,
Central Point.
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Jeanne C. Eberhart, Ashland;
Robert E. Gardner, Vida; Jane
Killingsworth, Medford; Lee
Anne Leach, Ashland; Albert G.
Olson, Klamath Falls; Norma
Ann Orr, Grants Pass; Georgia
E. Thompson, Bly; and Lorna
Hae Vance, Roseburg. Alternates
are: Donna Dunkeson, Ashland;
Barbara Hendrickson, Medford;
Margaret A. Gran, Brookings;
Loretta L. Newton, Klamath
Falls; Marjie I. Reed, Ashland;
Patricia P. Stanton, Canyon-
ville; and Mary Louise Cook,
Grants Pass.
Students with previous col
lege experience to receive
awards are: Mary Louise Althe
ide, Grants Pass; George W.
Bacher, Roseburg; June M.
Bacher, Roseburg; Lois L.
Brooks, and Patty J. Brooks,
Lincoln Beach; Sharon L. Buck
ley. Riddle; Donald L. Cattan-
ach, Ashland; Dorothy G. Chand
ler, Bandon; Herbert J. Cohen,
Medford; Janet L. Cozzalio, Ash
land; Janice Davis, Medford;
Sharon R. Davis, Klamath Falls;
Richard A. Dickenson, Medford;
Dorris E. Lilly, Ashland: Bar
bara J. Ellis, Medford; Virginia
M. Ferguson, Ashland; Robert L.
Gaines, Medford; iRuby M.
Gardner, Ashland; John Wil
liam Gischel Jr., Ashland; Judith
A. Hall, Medford; Barbara A.
Havlina, Malin; A. Jean Jeld-
ness, Medford.
Janet R. Johnston, Rogue
River; Jack E. Kennett. Med
ford; Alta P. Kolin, Port Orford:
Albert Keith Krambeal, Med
ford; E. Gaynell Krambeal, Med
ford; Donald R. Lowrance, Junc
tion City; James L. McDaniel,
Ashland: Ramona K. McGuire,
Grants Pass; William I. McKin
ney, Camp White; Alice Meyer,
Grants Pass; Joan Monroe, Kla
math Falls; Ann Monson, Haus
er; Robert D. Myrick, Ashland;
Phyllis S. Osepian, Azalea; Ray
mond L. Peat, Grants Pass;
Helen Y. Perez, Cave Junction;
Donald E. Perry, Coos Bay; San
dra L. Qualman, Coos Bay; Dor
othy D. Richardson, Glendale,
Ore.; Nellicann Roesberry, Ash
land; Darlene I. Taylor, Grants
Pass; Audrey A. Russell, Myrtle
Point.
Esther S. Simmons, Medford;
Jimmie and John Stuckey, Ash
land; Earle M. Swift Jr., Ash
land; Janet L. Thurmond, Cen
tral Point; Cornelius Henry
Tjoelker, Rogue River, Mary
Lou Van Galder, Central Point;
Roberta Wade, Klamath Falls;
Leonard O. Weber, Malin; Nor
ma L. Weech, Grants Pass; Janet
L. Weed, Klamath Falls; and
Neal A. Wyatt, Ashland.
Alternates are: Konna Gan
dee, Ashland; George W. Moore,
Coquille; James L. Wright,
Crescent City; Yvonne F. Clay
pool. Grants Pass; Paul K. Clute,
Ashland; Esther C. Powell, Ash
land. A final announcement con
cerning scholarship winners was
one for Mary Lou Cook, Grants
Pass high school graduate, who
has been given an award by the
Grants Pass Lady Lions organi
zation of a full fee scholarship.
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Lady Elks will meet for a 1:30
p.m. salad luncheon and an after
noon of cards Tuesday, June 7
in the Elks club lounge. Wives
of Elks lodge members are in
vited and hostesses will be Mrs.
Jesse Skagg. Mrs. Francis Mit
chell and Mrs. Merton Lyster.
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When Miss Nancy Hamilton was graduated from Medford
High school last Thursday night she received her diploma from her
mother, Mrs. Moore. Hamilton chairman of the school board.
Miss Hamilton plans to enter the University of Oregon in the fall,
the college which her mother attended. Mrs. Hamilton's term on
the board expires this month. (Brainerd photo)
Reunion Held
At St. Mary's
A number of former residents
were here last weekend to attend
a reunion of the 1933, 1934 and
1935 classes of St. Mary's High
school. The event was held May
29 and was attended by about
50 persons.
Mrs. Charles Mueller of the
1934 class came from the great
est distance. Her home is in San
Diego, Calif.
Main diversion was renewing
acquaintances with former class
mates and teachers, the latter
including Sister Eunice Mary,
Sister Philomena and Sister El
len Genevieve, the latter having
been a member of the 1934 class.
Decorations were done in the
school colors, blue and white,
and refreshments were served
from a table centered with a
floral arrangement of red haw
thorne. Mrs. John Snider and Mrs. La
Vonne Hout poured and Mrs.
Paul Newcomb and Miss Helen
McDonnel served cake.
The program included songs
by the Si. Mary's Boys' glee club.
Bob Kavanaugh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Kavanaugh, sang two
solos. Mrs. Kavanaugh w a s a
1934 class member.
Miss Joan Askew, a present
student at the school, also sang
vocal solos and little Louanna
Loffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Loffer, sang "Daddy's
First Report Card." Mr. Loffer
was a member of the 1935 class.
Cochairmen for the party were
Mrs. Newcomb and Miss Helen
McDonnell, and assisting were
Mrs. Kavanaugh and Mrs. Toni
Konop.
Recitals Given
By Piano Pupils
Mrs. George R. Polski pre
sented her piano students in two
recitals during the month of
May. The events were held at
her home at 913 King street.
Those who appeared in the
recitals were . Vicki Adams,
Bruce Barnett, Judy Booth,
Sharon Bross, Ted Bross, Susan
Fox, Pemela Gilkison, "Helen
Goff, Duan Graff, Joyce Heaton,
Keith Kendall, Anne Matthews,
Barbara Myers, Joann Rush,
Janet Sherriff and Doris Suther
land. Parents and friends were
guests. Refreshments were
served. 1
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Couple Holds
Open House
Mr. and Mrs; J. B. Yarbrough
held open house, Sunday, May
29, in celegration of their golden
wedding anniversary. Many
friends called during the after
noon, and the couple received
many gifts.
A number of greetings were
received from long-time friends
in Laurel, Mont., where the Yar
broughs lived before coming to
Medford.
The Yarbroughs were married
at Red Lodge, Mont., in 1905
and lived, at Laurel until 1920
when they moved here. Mr. Yar
brough was engaged in farming
and trucking until he retired
two years ago.
House guests of the couple for
the past two weeks were Mrs.
Yarbrough's sister and brother-in-law,"
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Star
key, Laurel.
Teacher Honored
On Retirement
In Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mrs. Oscar
(Daisy) Lewis, Jacksonville, who
has retired after 40 years of
teaching, was honored Thursday
at a luncheon by members of the
teaching staff of the three Jack
sonville schools and the school
board members. Mrs. Lewis has
taught in Jacksonville for over
30 years and before that taught
for about eight years in Cali
fornia. She was given a gift of lug
gage from the group and which
was presented to her by John
Niedermeyer of the school
board. Floyd Wyatt, board chair
man, and Mrs. Wyatt also attend
ed the luncheon.
Farewell gifts were presented
by the teaching staff to other
teachers who will not return to
the schools next year. They are
Millard W. Webb, physical edu
cation and driving instructor,
Mrs. F. M. Boone, homemaking
instructor, and Mrs. Chester
Kamberg, seventh grade teach
er. Mrs. Kamberg with her hus
band and family plans to move
later to Newport where she has
accepted a teaching position.
Jim Womack, of the elemen
tary school maintenance staff,
also was presented a gift by the
teachers.
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Dance Instructors
To Tour Europe
For Three Months
Mrs. Cliff Aldrich of Miss
Pat's Dance studio and Miss
Adele, Yreka, California., a
former dance student of. Mrs.
Aldrich, left June 1 by plane for
a three-month trip to European
countries. There they will study
advanced dance techniques and
kindergarten work. Miss Adele
now is owner of the Karen Adele
Dance studio at Yreka.
The two teachers left by Un
ited Air lines for New York
City where they will spend 10
days visiting dance studios be
fore leaving by plane for Reyk
javik, Iceland. From there they
will continue to Oslo, Norway
where they will visit friends for
several days. .
The balance of the trip will be
made by private car throughout
Sweden, Denmark, Holland,
Luxembourg and Germany. In
the last country they will visit
Dick Whitlock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Whitlock of Crater Lake
highway, who is located at Nurn
berg. Their trip into Austria will
be made by plane. Later they
will tour through all of Italy,
Sicily, Greece, Switzerland,
Spain, Portugal, France, Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland. In
Paris, France they plan to visit
Miss Simmone Petard of Jack
sonville who is visiting relatives
in France this summer.
Plans for the return trip have
not been completed but probably
will be made by ship.
Mrs. Aldrich and Miss Adele
will return to' New York City
to attend a convention of The
Dance Masters of America as
sociation to be held in August.
They also will attend a seminar
there of the National Associa
tion of Artists and Dancers Af
filiated which will be held at the
Roosevelt hotel.
Three to Receive
Nursing Degrees
Portland Three daughters
of Medford families will be
among 44 candidates for bache
lor of science degrees to be
graduated by the department of
nursing of the University of Ore
gon medical school.
They are Miss Betty Jean
Acker, whose parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Milton E. Acker, 1071
Biddle road; Miss Jean Iva Nel
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Nelson, 1173 Vawter Rd.,
and Miss Shirley Koger, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H.
Koger, 2376 Howard avenue.
They will receive their diplo
mas during commencement exer
cises at the school Thursday
evening, June 9.
Daughter Arrives
From Eastern City
Mrs. Eugene L. Burroughs and
her two daughters, Gail and
Monica, arrived last week from
West Newton, Mass., to Spend
several weeks with Mrs. Bur
roughs' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Williams, 1133 South
Riverside avenue. Mrs. Bur
roughs is the former June Wil
liams. Later in the summer the Bur
roughs family will move from
West Newton to Lexington, Vt.
Audrey Putman
To Be Graduated
Miss Audrey Lois Putman of
Medford will be graduated June
7 from Northwest Christian Col
lege at Eugene with the bachelor
of religious education degree.
Miss Putman is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Put
man, 2210 Canal street. She at
tended Medford schools and was
graduated from Medford Senior
High school.
Sunday, June S, 19S3
Medford Woman
Returns Home
Mrs. Don Newbury has ar
rived from Phoenix, Ariz.,
where she- spent the winter
months, and will be at her home,
7 Eastwood drive, for the sum
mer. Also here now are Mrs.
Newbury's daughter, Mrs. James
Denison, Newport. Ore., and her
three children, Sharon, Diane
and Marjean.
Mrs. Newbury made the trip
here by plane.
While in Phoenix Mrs. New
bury served as instructor for a
group music course given by one
of the music stores in the Ari
zona city.
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Thursday June 9, at 1 p.m., at
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80th Birthday
Central Point Mrs. Mary
Catey was honored at a Central
Point Grange meeting May 20
in observance of her 80th birth
day. She was presented a birth
day cake baked by Arthur Ham
of Central Point.
The honored guest read on
of her own poems during the
party.
In charge of the refreshments
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mang,
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Young and
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ford.
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