EIGHT MEDrOHD (OHEGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thunday. June 7. 1958
Bedford High School Seniors To Receive Diplomas, Awards
More than 45 honors and
scholarships will be presented to
Medford High school seniors at
the 63rd annual commencement
exercises at Hedrick Junior High
school auditorium starting at
8 p m. today.
Scholarships include those
awarded by private industry,
civic organizations and universi
ties and colleges, and other
swards will be from various so
cieties, and organizations.
A total of 270 seniors will re
ceive diplomas tonight.
Scholarship Award
Among those receiving schol
arships will be John Van Dyke,
who will receive a national
merit scholarship. The scholar
ship is awarded alter a series of
nation-wide examinations and a
final review by a national
board. Van Dyke also is listed
for university and college hon
ors at entrance at the Califor
nia Institute of Technology.
Other scholarships and their
sponsors include Michael Haw
kins. Active club; Sandra Laing,
auxiliary to the Medical society,
and Consolidated Freightways
June Pike, Beta Sigma Phi, Al
pha Rho chapter; Sheila Spence,
Girls' league; Bruce Kellington,
Harry and David Holmes: Shir
ley Kenner, Medford Beauty
school; Kenneth Griess, Medford
Mail Tribune carrier boys; Lois
Pool, National Secretaries asso
ciation. Rogue River chapter:
Sharon Whitlock, Parent Teach
ers association; Al Boardman,
Idaho Power Said
Wilhin Rights in
Hells Canyon Job
Washington (U.R) A Fed
eral Power Commission attor
ney said today the Idaho Power
Co., of Boise, Ida., acted legally
in starting construction in Hells
Canyon before obtaining authori
ty from Oregon state.
Leonard Eesley told the com
mission the company complied
with the public interest and pro
visions of its EPC license in
going ahead.
Eesley and attorneys A. C.
Inman and R. P. Parry, for Ida
ho Power, asked for dismissal
of a petition to halt the com
pany's application to issue $20,
000,000 worth of short-term
promissory notes.
The dismissal was sought by
the National Hells Canyon Asso
ciation. It contended that it
could not oe determined that the
proposal securities were "for
some lawful object" and com
patible with public interest.
Two Reasons
Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, its at
torney, based this contention on
two reasons: That . the commis
sion's order licensing the Hells
Canyon project is under court
review; and that Idaho Power
violated Oregon law by starting
construction before getting a
water use permit from the state.
Eesley said the association's
contentions were "unfounded."
He said Idaho Power was re
quired under FPC license to
start construction within one
year and complete the project
in 36 months. The company, he
said, "tried to comply with Ore
gon laws and had filed all nec
essary applications, but that the
state failed to act.
Rotary International; Rodney
Olson, US. National Bank;
Meredith Foote, Women of Ro
tary; and Delora Dunn, Zonta
club.
The Senior Torch honor will
be presented Jane Bash, Deanna
Campbell, Maralee Chisholm,
Beverly Cosier, Carol Denman,
Glenna Farrell, Meredith Foote,
Judy Gardner, David Gault,
Mike Hawkins, Bruce Kelling
ton, Sandra Laing, Nancy Mc
Keown, Marilyn Olson, Sonja
Peterson, Vicki Robertson, Suz-
?nne Smith, Shirley Stafford,
Sylvia Teeter, John Van Dyke
and Sharon Whitlock.
University Scholarships
College and university schol
arships will go to 20 students.
Students and institutions of
higher education from which
they received scholarships include:
Robert Ayres and Walter
Knight, Lewis and Clark college.
Elk Lumber company; Sylvia
Teeter, Linfield college: Maralee
Chisholm and Meredith Foote,
Oregon State college tuition
scolarships; Shirley Stafford,
Pomona college; Deanna Camp
bell, University of Oregon, Ore
gon Mother's scholarship, and
Sandra Laing, University of Ore
gon, Medford Fuel company; Pat
Crofoot, Jack Gregory. Sally
Gustison, Suzanne Smith, Shar
on Wooton, Carol Risner, and
Vicki Robertson, Southern Ore
gon 'college.
Bruce Kellington is listed for
university honors in leadership
for the University of Oregon.
Besides Van Dyke in university
and college honors at entrance,
Carol Denman is listed for hon
ors at entrance at Oregon State
college, Marilyn Olson at Stan
ford university, and Shirley Staf
ford at Pomona college.
Special Awards
Seniors receiving p e c i a 1
awards, and the awards include:
Marilyn Olson, American
Chemical society award: Betty
Jamieson and Ron Wisdom,
scholastic art awards (oils);
Monte Hoist, Bill Gates Memor
ial Football award: Larry Go
ber, Larry Schade Athletic
award; Sandra Laing, Crater
Lake post. Veterans of Foreign
Wars; Carol Denman, Daughters
of American 'Revolution, good
citizenship award; Nancy Mc
Keown, Elk Lodge award, out
standing senior student; Carol
Denman, Elk Lodge award, out
standing senior student in lead
ership; John Van Dyke, honor
ary science award; Nellie Rawl
ings, Kiwanis music service
award, choir; Nancy Walstead,
Kiwanis music service award,
orchestra; June Pike and Rod
ney Olson, Oregon scholarship
press award, newspaper service;
Deanna Bruning and Jim Ma-
terie, Oregon scholarship press
award, yearbook service; and
Sylvia McCulloch, PEO out
standing girl award,
Seniors receiving diplomas tonight
inclL.de:
Nancy Alexandre Dorothy Allen,
Patricia Allen. iarry Anderson. Rosi
llnd Anderson. William Anderson,
Nancy Arant. Elizabeth Arnold. Rich
ard Arnold, Robert Ayer, and Robert
Avrea.
Barbara Baker. Fred Baker, Carol
Ballard. Dallas Barnard. Jane Bash,
Ralph Batea, Ramona Baush. Richard
Bel. John uellacu. James Benson.
Jared Black. Arietta Blackburn, Gary
Blew. Pauline Bliss. Aioert uoaroman.
Marv T.oms Rohl. Patsv Booth. David
Bosworth, Billy Bowling, Thomas
Boyd. Janet Boyington, Keith Bran
son. Lewie Breazeale. Arthur Brere-
tnn Snan Bn 1. Georgia Brown. Rich
ard Brown. Deanna Bruning, ' Dons
Rur-k and Maurice Butts.
Roger Caldwell, Patsy Callaway
n,inm r-amDhell. Neal Campbell.
Janet Carter. Judith Carter, Virginia
Carter. Jacqueline Casper. Lloyd
Cearley, Maralee Chisholm. Dale
Clemens. Mvrna Close. James Cole
man T.ntti Mae Combs. James Cook
ey, Beverly coaler. Tnomas uox. -ai-
riria rrOfOOt ana PhllllP V-ross.
Vernon Dahlke. Coralle Dalton. John
nnniel Evelvn Uavidson. ignore ua
via Sue uemnster. t-aroi uenman,
John Donley. David Drummond. De
lora Dunn. Kooert uunn ana Houen
David Eaton, uarpara luiwaras, mo
Judith Ellison.
n enna Farrell. LeKOV reuows.
Katherine Ferris. Carolyn Fichtner.
Ruth Fisher. Mvma Flagg. George
n,n,n Meredith Foote. Allen Ford,
Johnny Foust. Mira Frohnmayer, Wil
liam Frohnmayer ana ueana runrer.
Roper Gallacci. Larry cants, juay
Gardner. Jerry Gatlin. David Gault,
Bud Geren. James Gibson, Daryl Gid
eon. Bernard Gilkison. Ruth Gillispie,
Santa Cruz Teen-Agers Irate
Over Rock and Roll Dance Ban
Santa Cruz, Calif (U.R)
Officials of this resort town,
called on the carpet by out
raged teen-agers, hastily ex
plained today they didn't mean
to ban rock and roll music,
only the "obscene" dancing It
sometimes inspires.
"There's no ban on an or
chestra coming in and having
a rock and roll dance," said
City Manager Robert Klein.
"We encourage dancing by
juvenile groups all summer
long," he said. "We frequently
have dances in Civic Auditor
ium and as long as they're pro
perls conducted, they're wel
come' K 1 e i n ' statement was
prompted by nationwide pub
licity given Santa Cruz earlier
this week when Police Chief
Al Huntsman banned "suggest-
ive" -rock and roll dancing
and any band that encourages
it.
Last Saturday, a police of
ficer closed down a dance in
the auditorium attended by
200 teen-agers, some of whom
had engaged in "obscene and
highly suggestive dancing mo
tions. .
High school students show
ed up at the district attorney's
office Wednesday to protest
what they thought was a ban
against rock and roll music as
such. They said they were
afraid they were to be penal
ized for the actions of a few
"out of town" couples at Sat
urday's dance.
Meanwhile, it was learned
that the scheduled July 24
appearance of Fats Dominoe
and his Eight Rockers has
been cancelled. Manager Ray
Judah of Civic Auditorium
claimed Dominoe's music at
tracts "a certain type of a
crowd" from outlying areas
"that would not be compatible
with this particular commun-
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Atlanta (U.R) Trolley dri
ver Gerald F. Barnes filed suit
in Federal Court .Wednesday,
against the Atlanta Transit sys
tem. Barnes said the company
fired him because he refused to
shave off his beard. He has ask
ed for $25,000 damages and his
job back, charging violation of
his civil rights.
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