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Medford Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1958 "TTIhminigs ttn Cnmme 99 ' A charming Swedish exchange student, Miss Margareta Larsdotter-Aulin, was elected queen of the 1958 Junior Prom at Medford High school last week by her fellow students. Miss Aulin, who' received her crown of white carnations from David Frohnmayer, president of the Associated Student Body, is pictured here with her princesses and their escorts on the -modernistic throne ramp which was keyed to the Prom theme, "Things to Come." Posed on the upper level (left to right) are Robert Gee, Boys' league president and Princess Myda McCabe; Tony Brauner, Senior class president and Princess Patricia Rushton; Tom Hamlin, vice-president, Order of M and Princess Jane Jordan; President Dave and Queen Margareta. On the lower level (left to righ) are Princess Judy McGraw and John Jones, Boys' league vice-president; Princess Shirley Rutherford and Harold Sexton, Junior class president; Princess Karen Paschke and Frank Peterson, Junior class treasurer; Princess Marcia O'Sullivan and Michael Russell, Associated Student Body vice-president. (Brainerd photo) 1 1 1 .... . Harold Sexton (center) Junior class president and chairman of the Prom, brought Miss Susie Moore to the dance and before going into the gymnasium left her wrap with Pat McLaughlin, Sophomore class president, who ran the checking room. Chairman Hal was worrjed students might .not (ike the space-age decorations; was relieved to hear them praised. ft-'' t i a 1 3xv; V- J p'fM iRp ifti A church-sponsored banquet was given at the Red Cross building on Prom night, and among the students attending were (left to right) Miss Evelyn Klutsenbecker, Friends church; Miss Bobbie Jean Hale, First Baptist; Nick Stansfield, Assembly of God; Nick.de Place, First Baptist and Miss Elaine Kroon, Community Bible church. Central Point. Rainbows ending in pots of gold decorated the tables; favors were little 'gold foil cups filled with coins. '''' j''" ' ;' ' ' - '! ' ' ' ' ' ' ;' Pretty Queen Margareta used President Dave's shoulder as a brace, while she auto graphed programs; Dave held queen's bouquet of white carnations which matched her crown and simple frock of nylon dotted Swiss embroidered with little pink rose buds. Queen Margareta's date, for the Prom was Frank Albert. The popular Swedish girl will leave the last of June for her home town of Falun. - & At a party given on Prom night by Foursquare Gospel church to honor seniors, Michael Edwards, Grants Pass, had but one crown for two heads when it was dis- . covered that Miss Nancy Haas (at left) and Miss Naomi Durham were tied in a con test to choose the queen. LeRoy Tillery, Grants Pass,was king of the party, held at ;. Girls Community club and attended by more than 60 students. Sophomore girls serving punch and attending to other Junior Prom duties wore perky ballerina costumes. Serving punch are (at left) Mavis Strom and Margie Wonderly. Arriving for refreshments just at the right moment were Mike Bauer (at left) and Charles Rowan. '