TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, May 19, 1937
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Miss Jane Barker, elected queen of the 1957 Junior-Senior
from of Medford High school, is shown here with her seven
princesses. The prom, which honored the 1957 graduation
elass, was given Saturday, May 11, in the school gymnasium
which was decorated as "Fantasia." The princesses are (left
to right) Miss Patricia Rushton, Miss Susan Hubbard, Miss
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Queen Jane (Miss Jane Barker), was crowned queen of
the 1957 Junior Prom of Medford High school during the
annual dance held Saturday, May 11, at the school. Miss
Barker, a senior, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Barker, 2430 Hillcrest road. Here she received her crown
from Bruce West, president of the school student body, who
escorted her to her throne. (Brainerd photo)
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Ted Lawson, Medford High school student photographer,
arrived at the Junior Prom all ready to take his own pictures,
but posed for one also. He is shown here with Miss Shirley
lutherford, one of the bare-footed "pixies" who served re
freshments at the formal dance. Fantasia was the prom theme,
and decorations sprites, gnomes, pixies and other little
ereatures of fantasy land. (Brainerd photo)
Medford Student
In Piano Recital
Douglas Cummings, Medford
High school senior, was present
ed in a piano recital given
Thursday "night at Sacred Heart
academy in Klamath Falls. Miss
Judith. Brauner, Klamath Falls,
also appeared on the program.
The two 'are pupils of Sister
Cecilia Frances of the academy.
The young man is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Cummings, 1900
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Lois Elkins, Queen Jane, Miss Sally Ross, Miss Denise Brun
ing. Miss Winnifred Gott and Miss Myda McCabe. Queen
Jane, Miss Elkins, Miss Bruning and Miss Ross are seniors;
Miss McCabe, Miss Rushton, Miss Gott and Miss Hubbard,
juniors. (Brainerd photo)
Miss Jane Barker Is Queen
Of 1957 Junior Prom Saturday
Miss Jane Barker, senior, was
crowned queen of Medford High
school's 1957 Junior Prom held
Saturday, May 11, in the school
gymnasium. Miss Barker is the
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Barker, 2430 Hillcrest
road.
Her attending princesses were
Miss Lois Elkins, Miss Denise
Bruning and Miss Sally Ross,
seniors; Miss Myda McCabe,
Miss Patricia Rushton, Miss Win
nie Gott and Miss Susan Hub
bard, juniors.
Queen Jane received her
crown from Bruce West, presi
dent of the student body. She
wore a frock pf pink cotton dot
ted Swiss with pink necklace.
She was escorted into the gym
nasium and to her throne by
Bruce West, and her escort for
the evening was Kent Ballard.
Class officers and student
body officers served as escorts
for the princesses. Robert Gee,
president of the junior class, es
corted Miss Rushton; David
Frohnmayer escorted Miss Hub
bard; Mike Russell, vice presi
dent of the junior class, escorted j
Miss Elkins and Neil Plumley I
was Miss Ross' escort.
Richard McLoughlin served as
escort for Miss Bruning, Tom
Hamlin escorted Miss Gott, and
Gordon Owsley was Miss Mc-
Mrs. Rease Bra ley
To Open Home for
Republican Event
Mesdames C. Weldon Kline,
Rodney Keating, Kenneth Den
man, Stephen G. Nye, William
Frake, Curtis Hopkins, John
Boyle and Roy V. Rickard have
been invited to pour at the Jack
son. County Republican Women's
club silver tea to be held to
m6rrow afternoon, May 20. The
event will be from 3 to 5:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. C. Rease
Braley, 245 Valley View drive.
Mrs. C. D. Francis, general
chairman, has been assisted by
Mrs. Braley, Mrs. William H.
Bartlett and Mrs. Sheridan
Scott.
Mrs. Wayne Stine, club presi
dent, arranged a program of mu
sic. Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer will
play background music. A trio
composed of the Misses Rose
mary Doolen, Colleen Barr and
Susan Hall will sing.
The tea is open to the public.
Proceeds will go toward financ
ing the club's work during the
coming year. -
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Robert Gee was general chair
man for the Prom, and other
committee chairmen were Jonny
Jones, Miss Myrna Calloway,
David Frohnmayer, Dee Clark,
Miss Sandra Buxton, Miss Jackie
Bates, Jim Corum, Tony Braun
er and Ronald Fields.
"Fantasia" was the theme for
decorations. A false ceiling rep
resented a blue sky with stars,
and pixies, gnomes, butterflies
and other creatures of fantasy
land decorated the walls and
made up a border which divid
ed the dance area from tables.
Girls dressed as pixies served
refreshments.
Mrs. Delphie Cox and Ryder
Berg are advisors for the class.
Other class officers are Miss
Sharon Walsh, secretary; Miss
Linda Smith, treasurer and Tom
Morris, representative.
Faculty members and parents
served as chaperones for the
event.
Chapter to Mark
21st Anniversary
Two chapters of the PEO Sis
terhood will meet this week.
Tuesday, May 21, chapter BE
of PEO Sisterhood will celebrate
its 21st birthday at the home of
Mrs. Allen F. Perry, 105 Geneva
avenue, at 8 p.m. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. F. Wilson Wait
and Miss Annette Gray. Mrs.
Orel A. Welsh will be in charge
of the program.
Chapter AA of PEO will meet
with Mrs. S. C. Watkins of 1528
Terrace drive, Wednesday, May
22. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. R.
Dellenback and Mrs. S. J. Lacy:
Pictures for the memory book are part of the Junior Prom
fun, and this year the efficient committee set aside a corner
for photo snapping, complete with little white wrought iron
bench and a romantic flower banked pool. Posing here are
Miss Meredith Huggins, wearing a printed frock and flowers
in her hair, and her date for the dance, Bruce Thompson.
The annual dance, social highlight of the year, was held
Saturday, May 11, at the school. (Brainerd photo)
Officers Elected
For Oldest Club
At Last Meeting
Mrs. L. K. Doty was elected
president of Wednesday Study
club at a luncheon meeting held
May 15 in the Church of the
Brethern. Mrs. Minnie G. Ball,
retiring president, conducted the
business meeting.
. Also elected , to office were
Mrs. H. S. Chirgwin, vice-president;
Mrs. L. V. Watkins, secre
tary and Mrs. Geraldine Mitch
ell, treasurer.
This was the last meeting of
the season, with the next meet
ing set for October when the
club will begin its 49th year. It
is the oldest of the women's or
ganizations in the valley.
Sisters Here
Mr. and Mrs. George Cosbie,
Lake Tahoe, Calif., and Mr. and,
Mrs. W. E. Schoonover, Port
land, are spending the week end
here with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. El
dridge, 333 South Holly street,
and Mrs. Harold Burk, 9 King
street. The four women are sis
ters, and nieces of 'Mrs. C. W.
Palm, who makes her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge.
Talent Mrs. Henrietta Prue-
ter of Westmont, 111., is visiting
her brother, William Kamberg
of Walden lane, Talent.
This is the first time Mrs.
Prueter has seen' her brother in
50 years. Mrs. Prueter, who ar
rived April 14, will return to
Illinois late next week. 1
Lady Elks Plan
Guest Luncheon
Medford Lady Elks will enter
tain the Grants Pass Lady Elks
at a luncheon and an afternoon
of cards Tuesday, May 21, at the
Elks temple. The luncheon will
start at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds is chair
man. The Medford women are
asked to take salads for the
luncheon.
Rogue Valley Navy Mothers
club will meet Tuesday, May 21,
at 1 p.m. in the Veterans of For
eign Wars building, 42 North
Front st. The installation of of
ficers will be held along with
a business meeting. '
Alpha Phi ,
Alpha Phi Alumnae club will
hold a social meetine Wednes-
j day. May 22, at the home of Mrs.
F. E. Bowman at 8 p.m.. Moth
ers of the collegiate members
of Alpha Phi sorority will be
guests.
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