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Students who earned places on the team were Lois Stedman Jo Ann Johnson Delores Smith, Marsha Watson, Ruth Millig an, Claudia Owen, John Alansky, Carl Washburn, David Elgin, Richard Knight, Wallace Huffman and Joel Gregory. duced by Ralph Perkins and Howard Gang, coaches. Gene Helm introduced the eighth grade squad and Dale Bates introduced the freshman team. The first game was held Fri day in Grants Pass. Go Bulldogs, Go! Again the familiar sounds of the loco motive, and competition yells filled he boys gym as students ushered in the basketball sea son with a pep assembly Thursday. The seventh grade junior varsity and varsity basketball squads were intro- Smart Girls Choice BAROMETERS ... and other weather in struments. Wide selection of AIRGUIDE, SWIFT and. TAY LOR lines . . ..Compasses, Altimeters, rain gauges, etc. 1st Floor GAMES Chess, checkers, crib, and many others. 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Easier, accur ate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Insurance Agent Vins First Place Ardis N. Warren, Ashland, recently won first place hon ors in the annual Oregon com petition among some 98 in surance agents selling life in surance. He is with the south ern Oregon district of the Equitable Life Assurance So ciety. Jerry Gastineau, district manager of the firm, said Warren joined the company only one month before compe tition started. Warren sold 42 policies with a total value of 8276,370, Gastineau said, dur ing October. Nearest competi tor was Eli Morgan of Port land who trailed by eight pol icie with a volume of $119, 407. Warren was guest of Equit able Life on a three-day trip to Eugene, Salem and Port land. Gastineau said Warren's sale record places him third in the western division of Equit able Life, which includes 11 western states. A graduate of Southern Or egon college, Warren has taught school, coached and more recently was associated with an Ashland real estate firm. Court Records DISTRICT COURT Marvin J. Kyzar, violation of basic rule, $15. Ronald L. Robinson, racing on highway, $35. Esther J. Quinn, failure to yield right of way, 515. ' CIRCUIT COURT Ada Jewell Kier vs. Ralph Wilson Kier, divorce complaint. MUNICIPAL COURT Murray Russell Welch, transient, driving under the influence of liquor, $100. Walter Lee Fabre. 801 North Central ave., drunk in public, S10. Gerald Richard Gould, disobeyed red light. So. Leola Faye Beydler, no operator's license in possession, S5. Again this year, the junior Red Cross is having its annual food drive. Students in each home room are contributing canned food for the needy. Mrs. Louise Davis, advisor, reports that many donations have already been turned in. On Dec. 10, the Library club will have a party. Lynn Peterson is in charge of in tertainment. Ruth Milligan and Dian Myers are in charge of decorations. Home room class officers are changed every'nine weeks. Some of the students elected to serve as presidents for this term are Bill Houston, room 6; John Lampkin, room 5; Marsha Watson, room 36; Bob Schreder, .18; and Jon Knipps, room 16; and Don Driscoll, room 28. A special chorus of 19 sev enth grade girls were selected this week to sing in the Christ mas program and . other af fairs during the year. The girls are Pam Hosick, Marg aret Doolen, Donna Marin, Pam Jones, Kathy Smith, and Linda Mattson, sopranos; Monte Noble, Valerie Knight, Cheryl Stewart, Cheryl Ves sey, Dollie Freeman, and Carla Misenhimer, second so pranos; and. Lois Slessler, Carolyn Turman, Cheryl Con verse, Lani Jennings, Denna Taylor, Nancy Burger, and Rhoda Serry, altos. Next Friday the annual sev enth grade party will take place in the cafeteria. Christ mas decorations will be used as the students frolic with games and dancing. Refresh ments will be served. Party hours are from 7 until 9.. Committee chairmen are Maureen Kilby, food; David Taylor, games;- Fritzy Beck, records; Cheryl Vessey, pro gram; Cheryle Converse, dec orations; and Helen Glogo wski, clean-up. Curtain Callers To Present Play At Crater High Central Point "Cheaper By the Do2en,"' a three-act comedy with an underlying dramatic theme, will be pre sented by the Curtain Callers, Crater High school dramatics group, in the high school cafe torium Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. The play opens with Frank ( and Ernestine reminiscing j and continues with amusing j and dramatic scenes in the j book woven together by j Christoper Sergei into an en- i joyable play. Mr. Gilbreth ,the psychol ogist, played by John Caster, and Mrs. Gilbreth is played by Sandra Smith. The children include Ann, played by Shar lette Hale; Ernestine, - played by Betty Jones; Dale Nes heim as Bill; Gary Meade as Fred; Emitt Glass as Dan; Wanda Davis as Lillian; and Robert Allen as Jackie. Other characters include Brill, played by Arvella Prom; Larry, played by Kent Randahl; Joe Scales, Gay Dean Jones; Dr. Burton, Bill Manasco; and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Margaret Pendleton. The play is being directed by Jim Backen. A production staff of more than 60 students working on the play include Jim Hays and Janet Scalberg, assistant directors; Margaret Pendle ton, technical director; Byron Roninger, business manager; Bob Gardner, stage manager; Sandy Higinbotham, house manager; Sylvia Yell, publici ty director; Patt Hurt, promp ter; Jo La Casse, chairman of properties; Louella Rone, chairman of costumes; and Earlene Obenchain, chairman of make-up. Bill Russell, Semor English instructor, is assisting Backen in directing the play. MAIL TRIBUNE, MtdW, OrefM. Sunday. 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