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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1956)
m Vv.f 1 ;r ; ) M "j-Ytn i 1 Baseball catches the fancy of some of the young men on campus , and here Ed Bingham (left to right) John Walker and Jack Moad decide who is "batter up." Young Bingham is a varsity basketball and "track man and Jack Moad is also on the track team. " f4,'""w ' " ' itiiu'imnui m A stroll along the campus walks is a favorite pastime of Univer sity of Oregon co-eds on a warm spring afternoon. Taking an afternoon walk in front of the University Theater building are (left to right) Miss Kay Dunford, Miss Regina Hannon and Miss Celia Clogston. ? 1 . -4 , . r ; : 1 1 MedforivSTribune j SUNDAY, APRIL 22,. 1956 Evenings in Eugene may be a Utile chilly, but these Medford students don't seem to mind as they sit on the front steps of Carson hall, women's dormitory. Pictured are (left to right) the Misses Flori Sioniger, Cynthia Rukovina; Nancy Hamilton and Judy Finegan. I f ' rx t y : m Sir' I k Formal parties teas, dances and dinners, are an important part of campus social life and provide one of the big thrills for the pretty co-eds. Shown here wearing a printed tpring formal frock it Mis Eleanor Leibbrand, and Miss June Abel assists her in fasten , Ing her necklace. ' Spring Comes To The Campus By Olive Starcher Spring is the time when col lege students are tempted to cut classes and stroll on the campus or sit in the warm sunshine. How ever, some of the University of Oregon students from Medford pictured today will be on the honor roll in spite of sp)ig temp tation and others are well known for their participation in campus activities. Darrel Brittsan, active in campus politics, is one of two candidates this spring for the office of stu dent body president. Today's pictures are the work o! Ken Metzler, gradaute student in journalism at the university. M!W'U..rim-.iJMBii-ii- "-h:wf, -.-irin' i,ri .-imiii , ..ii..minMHi wiifirani,- '-'-hhiiim "What wil the folks back home think?"muses Miss Darrelyn Ettel as she prepares to sink the. No. 3 ball in during a game in the student recreation room of the campus. Standing by to give expert assistance are (at left) Curt Holzgang and Terry Maddox, the latter a varsity baseball pitcher and outfielder. . , x: t: v x" ' , W ;1t7-? J ?vtI tail y s ' f j W"w 'V" iirin t nini linn minw i r i " " " ' ' ' Tin -1111-11111 11 1 ijnun tuu College students and convertibles go hand-in-hand with spring. Thinking about what fun it would be to go for a ride in the country are (in front, left to right) Darrel Brittsan, Terry Sherwood, Bob Hayes, Don Spinas, and Jim Perry; (behind, left to right) Miss Rosalie Mole, Miss Mardi Meyers, Miss Joyce Bearden, Blake Maddox, Dave Newland and Craig Philips. Don Spinas is a track man, and Dave Newland is a track mew and varsity wrestler. ' fdhy m '' 11 mi 1 ni'if'ir-il-T mi 1 iiwiiimiiiiiiiiii iliii" r-n 1 1 V iif"-i .IhH Spring is a beautiful time on the University of Oregon campus. Blossoming shrubs provide masses of color, and co-eds bloom out in gay, billowy spring frocks, much to the enjoyment of Joe Colleges. Pictured here, relaxing in the warm sunshine after class, are a group of Medford students. Shown are (left to right) Mike DeVore, Miss Dottie McGraw, Miss-Kathy Guiley, Buddy Brittsan, Miss Alexa Hibbard and Rich Keister. I ..... ... ... , .... , ... .- , . J. ., ... ..... .... -
