MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
A Monday, Jan. 25, 1960
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School News
Jackson School
By Jean Dooms, Judy Bogaii
A display of sport equip
ment and sport books are on
the bulletin board in the
lower hall. Don Perry and his
class arranged the display
A play, "The Trial of a Lit
terbug," was presented to the
student body Friday, Jan. 15.
James Douglas was the judge.
David Doolen was defense at
torney; Otto Ryn, prosecuting
attorney; witnesses were a
patrolman, Harold Van Sic
kle; librarian, Kathy Nelson;
school custodian, Pat Kilby;
clerks, John Pruitt and Di
anne Clark; school principal,
Robert Phillips; a school
mate, Katie Cook; defendant,
James Macknicki; jury, James
Bennett, William Bennett,
Joyce Funk, Stephen Ogier,
Karen Spafford, Otis Win
chell, Donald Wicker. Cheryl
Gardner and Bonita Denyer
organized and directed the
play. The play was the result
of a reading lesson in the
sixth grade;
Physical examinations were
given to all new students
Monday, January 11. Notes
were sent home to the parents
explaining the results of the
exams.
The basketball players are
practicing for the schedule of
games.
The cheer leaders and pep
club are learning "yells" to
help pep up the games.
The third six weeks exams
will be given Jan. 25-29. This
finishes one half of the school
year.
Dave Wisely's pupils danc
ed several square dances for
the PTA. The dances were
learned during the physical
education classes. Don Perry
is PE instructor.
Ping - pong games are in
progress during play periods.
A hand tennis tournament is
also scheduled. We like all
these activity sports.
Many new books are arriv
ing in the library every week.
The books are checked out as
soon as they arrive. The cir
culation for December was
1 540 Usually the circulation
over 2,000 books a month.
Hedrick Junior High
By Vicki Toenniges
Members of the art classes
have on display in the show
case next to the library papier
mache figures of ducks and
swans set against a backdrop
of grass and cattails. Some
avid "hunters" have been eye
ing this with a great deal of
interest.
The work of the following
students is displayed: Kenny
Cunningham. Teddy Metz,
Howard Wells, Kenny Morris,
man, Theresia Emmerich, Phil
Gilbertson, ana Da
-u. rrf tht Stingers,
eirl's pep organization, went
to Ashland Friday afternoon
to help support the basketball
team.
j Vlamath Falls
iieancK anu. .
clayed a basketball game m
the HedricK gym
Guest speaker for the Fu
tt maort of America
lure noiiiaiionv.o
meeting Tuesday noon was
Mrs. Dorothy Totten, who
spoke on general grooming
and the impoi w
7 QVio answered
teenage
questions about problems the
girls had on grooming. Saun
dra Nelson was program
chairman.
Last week students will be
taking their second nine
weeks tests and semester
tests. These will be especially
important to the ninth graders
ii ...;n nn rPC-
because xnese wu 6" " ---ord
for their first semester
of high1 school creoii.
Jacksonville Tree
Form Subiecf of Article
A story about the Echo
Spring Tree Farm of H. A.
and Geraldine Hogan near
T..i...tnii describing Ho-
jat&w"v) .
gan's farming technique, ap
pears in the winter issue of
the American j.
magazine published Quarterly
. iu. a ;sn Forest Froa-
Dy ine auichv
ucts Industries, Inc., Washing
ton, D.C.
,m nrt;Ms which is ac
companied by pictures show
ing the farm and some of Ho
gan's operations, tells how
Hogan logs and manages his
360-acre tree wrm
tree-lengtn logging.
4-H NEWS
The Kooking Kays 4-H club
, 3 4.1, coonnd meeting re-
cMitlv. Mrs. McKay told us
tointers on makmg
good salad.
m.. eit ; n tt was adioumea
IliC Ulvwo
Tfr(shments were served by
Linda Snyder, and games
were played.
Shirley Roach,
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