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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1959)
I C MAIL TRIBUNE, Mriforrf, Or. ID A Sunday, Jun 7, 1959 About 200'Attend Ashland Alumni Banquet Friday Ashland A b o u t 200 per sons attended the annual Ashland High school alumni banquet at Lincoln school gymnasium Friday night, in cluding one man from the graduating class in 1893. The oldest alumnus attend ing was Henry Galey, 83, of Ashland, who was graduated In the class of 1893. He is one of three persons still living who were graduated that year, according to alumni officials. Representatives of classes since 1893 attending were 4 vairlaur Atronta fit" tVlt class and where other gradu ates are now living. Many of the classes were not repre sented, but graduates came from New York, California, Washington, and Oregon. The class of 1959, which was graduated in exercises Thursday night, was named the "Class of Travel" because of the developing space age, alumni representatives said. Each Class Named Each graduating class is named, and is called by that name at alumni banquets. Members of the graduating class of 1959 include: Lynda Abbott, Elinor Allen, Gerald Allen, Nancy Ander son, Fay Babcock, Kay Bab cock, Carol Baker, Herbert Bell. Georgia Bennett, Wil liam Benson, Coral Bisseger, James Bjork, Jean Bjorlie, Therza Bratcher,o Jerry Bra Eiel, Mary Ann Briggs, Mari lyn Buerkle, Terry Campbell, Anna Carter, Ray Childreth, Michael Cluff, Robert Conger, George Converse, Celeste Winkelman Cornwall, John Clup. 1 Kay Harris Dailey, Patricia D a 1 1 y, Genevieve Dally, Phyllis DeBoer, Norman Dits - worth, Annette Drager, Wes ley Melvin Eaton, Richard Eidman, Mavis Enblom, Daryl Fairrington, Jean Fischer, Kenneth Fletcher, - Barbara Ford, Catherine Fowler, Patri cia Gibson, Clinton Gillespie, 'Janice Gray, Floyd Grimes. Other Graduates Gary Haas, Gary Hamilton, Sybil Hamilton, Edward Han- scom, Nolan Haptonstall, Don ald Haynes- Kathleen Heinz man, Susan Heitz, William Hernlein, Robert H o d g i n s, Carol Hohnstein, Dennis Homes, W i )1 i a m Hughes, James Hyde, Duane Jarnagin, Beverly Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ron ald Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Jerry Joy, Mary EJlen Kelso, Joyce Kerr, Arthur Kiser, James Kogan, Sally , Lane, Jerry Leach, Lynda Levison, Judy Libbey, Nancy Lininger, Lamar Lisonbee, Cornelia Hively, Linda Lorton. Alan McKinnis SallyMac kay, June Maddox, Judy Mann, Geraldine Miller, Jo anne Mittag, Gail Mitts, Pris cilia Nielsen, Jeanette Oeser, Flora Lee Osgood, Anna Pal mer, Thomas Parker, Carolyn Parks, Phyllis Peters, Char lene Petersen, Ruth Peterson, Carol Phillips, Edward Phil lips, i James Potter, Wanda Prettyman, Brinn Rashe, Ken neth Rensfield, Diane Ricken mach, Gary Riney, Patricia , Roach, Phillip Rodenmayer, Linda Rugg. Darlene S c h e r e r, Larry Schmaltz, DeForest S e 1 b y, Dan Seymour, Victor Shattp, Willard Smith, John Sorenson, Peter Stemple, Jo?ce Stewart, Jerry Tepper, Karen Thomas, Priscilla Thompson, Carol Tower, Peggy Cameron Ward, Myrna Webster, Donna Wil liamson Brewer, Patricia Winkler, Donald Winner, Alyce Wood, Braehm Woodell, Donald Woods, Ruth Wyant, Jane Yaple, Victor York, and Joyce Zickefoose. Host Drycleaning For Rugs Available Alex' Dumas' Domestic Laundry and Dry Cleaners, 30-32 North Riverside ave.', has introduced in this area the Host drycleaning method for carpets. - '."- Dumas said the company would dryclean dkrpets, or rent the equipment to home- makers for them to do it them selves. ' " The Host process consists of spreading dust-free dryclean ing. compound over part of the carpet to be leaned. The operator then moves the Host electric up-brush back and forth over the carpet and compound, after which he vacuums up the dirt-laden Host compound. 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