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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1959)
MAIL TRIBUNE, MeeW, Or. Sunday, Ne. IS. 1959 Phoenix High School Edited by Lyle Logan and Becky MeAlaater Wanda Craig was crowned Homecoming queen during halftime ceremonies of the Phoenix - Eagle Point game Friday, Oct. 30. She was chosen from four other candi dates by the football team. Her court included Linda Ray, sophomore; Ella Fay Keeney, junior; and Donna Demmer, senior. After school was dismissed, students participated in a pa rade of decorated cars and class floats. Again the fresh men triumphed when their float took first place. Dean Sommeri and Marion S to vail won prizes for the best decor ated cars. ; Home coming festivities were highlighted by the game Oct. 31, when the Phoenix Pirates beat the Eagles, 28 to 12. Homecoming corsages were sold by the junior cuss on Friday, Oct. 30. They were made of white chrysanthe mums with a blue felt "P' in the center of each. The "mums" were worn all day by students. They were also worn at the game. This was another of the money-raising projects spon . sored by the juniors. The first Camera club proj ect of the vear is in connection with the work of the annual staff. Members of the ciud went into Medford Nov. 10 to photograph places of busi ness which are to be used in the advertising section of the Pirate Log. The Oregon Industrial Arts association recently held its annual conference in Salem. Attending the con v e n t i o n from Phoenix were William Schulz, shop teacher, and Gary Chriss. The conference, held Nov. 6 and 7, covered many articles of interest for hop teachers and . students, according to Schulz. Exhibits from 36 manufac turers of shop equipment and materials were shown, along with demonstrations of plas tics, woodwork, machine oper ations, and machine manuals. President of the OIAA con vention this year is Don Mc Govern of Eagle Point. In recognition of National Library Week, the creative Mrs. Mable Sims, put up a display for the hall showcase. It consisted of several good books, a few of which should be in the reading background of everyone. This week a dis play is featured on American Education Week. The display will consist of posters repre- senting the following themes: the children, the parents, the teachers, the people next door, and the members of the school board. This week will be the 39th observance of American Education Week. The traditional freshmen Initiation party was supplant ed by the senior class "Beat nik Party.' Instead of the raw eggs and limburger cheese which were refreshments for the freshman class in pre vious years, they were treated to refreshments and dancing. The theme was centered ground the beatnik fad. Every one wore beatnik attire and prizes were awarded for the most typical beatniks. In breaking an old tradition and bringing in a new one, the class of '60 gave a party which proved a success and freshmen were welcomed to PHS in style. Cub Scouts PackS - iu- The monthly meeting of the Cub Scouts, Pack 3. of Roose velt school was held in the school gymnasium recently. The meeting led by Cub Mas ter Robert Griffith, featured a skit based on Aesops Fables by Den 1. Achievement arrow awards were presented as follows: wolf gold arrow to Robert At kins and bear silver arrows to Earl O'Dell and Rocky James. Dennis Chapman was advanced to wolf rank, and Rocky Rose received a wolf silver arrow. Robert Griffith, Gary Wil liams, Dick Keever and Rocky James received denner badg es. Greg Howes, P!iillip Epp let, Jerry HoUingsworth' and Mike Harding received as ' sistant denner badges, and David Brennen received a one year service pin. Bobcat- pins were awarded Jerry James" Den 1; Jim Brooks, Greg Jones,' Doug El der, Phil Eppler, Bob Fellows, Jerry Sessions, and Bruce Chisholm, Den 2; Jerry Hol lingsworth; Den 3; and Dale Prentice, Mike Ness, Jerry Holm, David Duncan, and Tommy Simon, Den 4. 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