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Monday, Dee. 14, 1M9 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Or. 3 School News Crater High School By LaVonne LaFever Many students of Crater High school, most of them art students, are organizing an Art club. Officers have not been chosen since the newly pro posed club has not been or ganized as yet. A meeting was called Wed nesday, Dec. 9, for all inter ested students. Joyce Cook, temporary president, asked for two volunteers for each class to draw up a written constitution for the club. Vol unteers were Seniors Nancie Hopper and Ray Ann Greene, Juniors Linda Maehren and Mary Sanderson, Sophomores Janet Hobbs and Reba Taylor, and Freshmen Kathy Robert son and Mae Brown. Warren Holbrook and Mrs. Sharon Meaney, art teachers, stated that if all the posters are made by the art club, im provements would be many. Their first project is the Christmas decorations for Camp White. The winter play, sponsored by the dramatics club, was held last Friday and Satur day nights, Dec: 11-12. The comedy, "Anne of Green Ga bles," consisted of 14 per- - formers. The production staff con sisted of assistant director, a i: -pinirVianv house man- ager, Wanda Davis; technical director, tiowara nusna; licity director, Patti Straus; K..oin manaeer. Nancy Bea- cham; promoters, Peggy Jones; and stage manual, Tom Richardson. Thursday, Dec. 10, was the last day of bundle aays. tv, spninn took first place in the class competition with 320 pounds. Tne sopnomuies were second with 192, the freshmen came in next with 172, and the junior accumu lated 110. J, On Dec. 16, the FHA and FFA will have their annual wreath party. The FFA will bring the boughs, hangers for wire, pine cones, and furnish entertain ment. The FHA will furnish the ribbons and canned snow and serve refreshments, Jackson School ! By Kenneth. Curtis . . Devta GrimM The Christmas spirit is showing in every room at Jackson school. Ribbons, glit ter, cotton, paper, paint and glue are used to make things. A mural done by the children is on display in Mrs. Muriel . Harvey' second grade class. Many children in grades five and six are making tree decorations to be sent to Camp White. Mrs. Lucille Stroh is Junior Red Cross advisor. Lydia Orgain and Joyce Levt row are the representatives to the Junior Red Cross. Two subscriptions to the Reader's Digest were sent to the Camp White library by the Jackson school student body. The third six weeks period has begun. Soon the first half of this school year will be over. sented Monday, Dec 21. Mrs. Muriel Harvey is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Hawkins, Mrs. Myrna Dean, Mrs. Lillian Bohrer, Mrs. Sarah Watson and Mrs. Louella Schneider. Five Persons Die In Plunge of Aulo Ventura. Calif.-4UPD - Five men were killed when their auto plunged through a guard rail Saturday and landed in a 30-foot deep gully. The wreck age went undetected for near ly 12 hours. An 8-year-old boy, Michael McLean, spotted the wrecked car with the arms of the driv er extending through a win dow and guided his mother, Louise, to it. Coroner Pat Sul li"an said it appeared all the men were killed instantly in the crash three miles south of here at the suburb of Mon talvo. - The dead were all from Ventura. They were identified as Fred W. Bergman, 43, the driver; Ronald Grell, Lewis Shutt, Whitford Allen, and Lewis D. Willen, 41. STOCKBROKER DIES New York -(UPD- L. Martin Richmond, 78, a stockbroker and former governor of the New York Stock Exchange, died Saturday at a hospital here. m FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE SEARS WILL REMAIN OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M. . . . SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. SAY W&wy GIFTS ML For Western Fans The Christmas window on the bulletin board was done by Mrs. Lucille Stroh and her students. The pupils in Mrs. Angelo Thompson's fourth grade are practicing on a program to be presented to the students Dec. 22. 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