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6 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon. Tuesday, May 27., 1958 chool News ttcioughlin Jr. High By MARCIA BELKNAP Jhe annual spring concert was presented Friday eve ning, May 23. The program was divided into four parts containing numbers by the orchestra, cadet band, seventh grade chorus, and the A band. Elmer Ayers, Robert Ander son and Albert Huntemann were the directors. One of the numbers played by the A band was a march composed by Huntemann. Mike Johnson t,was featured in a concert solo in one of the band numbers. Eighth graders visited Mc Loughlin May 23. They were guests for the ninth grade as sembly, toured the building and were served refresh- inents. The installation of officers of the PTA will be held at ftlcLouehlin Thursday eve ning, May 19. Following this, tnt sewing classes will pre- mnt their spring style show, featuring 60 girls modeling the clothing they have made c school. They will appeaf in port, date, dress and school apparel, and the theme of the show will be ' "Watching All the Girls Go By." Articles will be on display from the shop, art and science classes. Among the projects from the wood shop will be various cabinets, tables and chests, as well as many small er items. The art work will include paper sculpture, paintings and sketches. Science projects will in clude models, motors and na ture collections. The public is invited to at tend the PTA meeting and to see the style show and ex hibits. Mrs. Lois Martin, our libra rian, met with a eroim of stu dents to outline a library pro gram for next year, inose meeting with her May 15 were John Alansky, Jim Burke, Steve Bartlett, Linda Bennett, Judy Day, Mary Dodge, Vivian DeWeerd, Kar en Ekberg, Kris Farster, Joel Gregory, Marilyn Harwood, Vicki Ingram, Gregg Kieth, Nancv Maxon. Ruth Milligan, Lvnn Peterson. Roma Sims. Carl Washburn, Marsha Wat son and Pat Zander. lor nigh, and their assemDiy consisted of stunts, music and skits. Joel Gregory represented the Junior Quill in a radio program which was taped May 22. He gave a resume of school news which had been featured in the student paper. Shirley Hopkins broke the girls' track record for the 330 wth a record of 33 seconds. Medford High School Edittd by Karen Slon iger; Staff: Inger Palmquiit, Roxie Sisemore, Joan Lau rila, Judy Wayland, and Allen Cone. The last of the clubs and or ganizations at Medford High held elections last week to choose officers for next year. The junior class elected Larry Anderson, president; Mary Lynn Pearson, secretary; Jean Warnock, treasurer; and Sha ron Carr, representative. Don Peek and Frank Peterson are tied for the office of vice pres ident, and there will be a run off election Monday. The Order of M was an other club holding elections this week. The athletes chose Arnold Wolfe, president; Jerry Lyons, vice president; and Ron Reich, secretary treasurer, at a meeting held Wednesday morning before school. French club elected Don Tinseth, president; Claudia Hoover, vice president; Susan Coffman, secretary; and Pris cilla Shafer, treasurer, at a meeting of the club held Thursday. Results of the Shutterbug club elections held last Mon day were announced recently. Mimi Jones, Lynn Latham, arid Donna Demmer were happy to know that they had been elected to the offices of president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer. McLoughlin was host May 21 to the sixth graders who will come into our junior hieh next fall. More than 350 guests attended a special as sembly, toured the building, and were served refresh ments. The purpose of the vis itation day is to acquaint the students with the school they will attend. The ninth grade picnic was held Thursday, May 22. B, uses took the 200 students to Ash land, where some spent the afternoon swimming at Twin Plunges, and some went to Lithia park for a variety of sports. Ninth grade teachers went with the group. Achievement tests will be given to all ninth graders on May 27 and 28. Our students last year made a good record, well above the national aver age in most areas of subject matter. Several track records were broken by members of this year's squad. Mike Hood set a new high jump of 5 feet, 10V4 inches, and a broad jump record of 20 feet," 3 inches. Mike also broke the high hur dles record with a new :09.1. Bob Rix set a 3i-mile record tt 3:27.8 and did the 660 in 1:28. Our 440 relay team, composed of Terry Earl, Mike Hood, Bill Charley and Phil Humphreys, scored a new rec ord of :46.6. Tinal examinations will be iven on June 2 and 3, and this term will be officially terminated on Friday, June 6. Summer school classes will begin on June 16 and close Julv 25. Eighth grade tennis teams from Hedrick and McLough lin tied ud a 3 to 3 match on May 20. Mac singles were won by Bob Schroeder, Bob Darbv and Steve Hubler, and Hedrick players won one sin gles and two doubles matcnes. The ninth grade assembly was held May 23. This is al ways a high point of the year for those leaving to go to sen- The Hi Times staff held its annual award dinner at the Medford hotel Thursday night. Due to power failure the meal was finished by can dle light. Wally Iverson, printer of Hi Times, was the guest of honor. During the evening Vern Wolthoff, Hi Times advisor, presented the awards. Joan Laurila and Curtis Cook, co-editors, received edi tors keys. The matrix pin, given to students who have been on staff for two years, was given to Sharon Koch. Press club pins for one year on the staff were given to Roxie Sisemore, Sue Board- man, Connie Hmesley, Bill Carter. Peggy Fisch. Mike Hartley, Mary Wilson, Dave Gifford. Dave Havlick, "led Lawson and Ineer Palmquist. 1 For the first time, Wolthoff presented a press club pin to the editor of the school col umn. Karen Sloniger. Wolt hoff commended the staff on the good job and announced next year's co-editors, Con- nette Hinesley and Peggy Fisch. Seniors were given the re sults of their Iowa Tests this week. The tests are given for the purpose of charting educa tional srowth. As a whole this year's senior class tested lower than last year's class did. This year's Catfish Derby court has been selected from the sophomore class at Med ford High. Those m the court are Queen Pat Newbry; and princesses Molly Barker, Linda Lowry, "Donna Miller, and Monica Setty. The annual band and or chestra award banquet was held Tuesday night in the school cafeteria. After-dinner entertainment was provided by the Girls' Trio of Medford, Bob Heide with a trumpet solo, and Johnny Lusk on the organ. 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