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o o o o Q o 0' 'o 6 6 MAIL TWBUNI. Mtdfora', Or. O 0o- 0 CP , . O Queen Darlene Palmer 'Reigns OverP.hoenix Prom Phoenix - Queen Darlene Palmer reigned over the Phoe nix High School Junior-Senior the annual event held at Jack son hotel. Royal princesses were Frances Smut and Donna jDemmer. The three uere -chosen by vota of the junior '.class. ,- o . ; ine crowning ceremonies ;were preceded by the Grnnd tMarch which wai led by the quen candidates msd their es cortw Quean Darlene was is corterl by Srnest Bolz, junior ;Ctup PrbiMit; Fsncea Uiprn r:na anfl f rintdta rncs were, u.aRCort4 j Glwia Thompson Wjlyla Kugftndll. " Tflj grofl B:eJ5ttone were :")ril In 0'' rnural (fetB-i gnt t ubbjiig founlBH :conl0in9d elaAEfl. Ct ten JlflSgrtnt JSeS 19 ni1S tnrona WESrl imcw ursjirnc igl&l To(. - ; Sn'&3n fia o th juntor-ftuAiW benquS (hic& hona$ fits) eeait paif 8rne ul raeffaf (JI c-noia urine, 15 . las James, senior A R. James, superintendent oi school and E. V. Skip.vorlh, principal, viewed some of the accom plishments of the senior class during the past four years. Miss Strkstill was general chairman of the prom; Fra ccs Kjevet and Beverly John son wre in charge of decora tfhns; and Ella Fay Keeney for table decoration, Vir ginia JJaugherty was refresh ment chairman; Pat Stout and Bonnie ThiHtipson, program chairmen; Ernest Mulz, ban quet proparam; Krbana.pVA'W), invitation: aiiijtun Lurnloy crowned the quSOA. Jsckeonville - Mr William Cunpnall, 271S Consoll ava il, tlodftird, ahtaTtained ofenill Kurd U'vAoSah 9rienAshi9 cluk tct tt jntJuc luncheon necerjly. joVlunfld Sr Ver itas) Keltft, Willeboro, On) frt. ife KsstiAgs, Mi JffHe Inmaa, ttSr &au Te&l. Wrt OrMntm', Wrt. ftrinert war. rr.rjftT..- -i Membtr of Rcyi Vally dir;, Orp Juc1teah 9ciatio, will prosjint in raciLtf ftint.crocffthfl hiah- ratiJt i eyllebi e.Tto jite to )u. . Mi.- ShirUy Hop9 to th 6tM tM IfcM' Miss DaikpMpv pjJmeii. ujJt)A s tn of &!!S3! junior40Jio atom S f (taini) Hiati ahdoi Amril 3 aueett DaxleM e6wa feer &et tsoorl, Erntjt Boll, junior Philip Hanson To Present) 'Kings and Clowns' Shov (oT UmiCSOlur clW progrtgra . aov t!ort (nnd wi- rood be art. aJi otVMa . Twenty (PJiBfeilH, janjo, fi4 tgiUhr4 mttDbgra aftended, I . D f y 4i li o If, U .l! jP' ft; oo ol M m n I,! : III fTVfWI .V w U 'o 1 v4"y ) Oo ill o o 4) o & I el u Tasap. r- r slip (fS)s5) , (lhown) i ydo ( K EVtRY MONDAVI 1 e .NfJ ""J'"S f I: . ite? I MEttWwFAiHIONaNTB 214 t. MAIN I 1 X. PHONE SP 2-716? I c o (o; Philip riiaAfttB. vtiaatii Sbauespeaiean actor, will pariWiTi his oneTian shiw. nirigs thS 'iwni at wed f)i Kiaft fiol Sunday, May 15, under the sponsor it p of Tud (v'ld. For ih past Mfvaraf itvibth tha Im lieen presenting tho iow f r hiti school and tqilege audiences, the appear ances havina I teen booked hv yon ptiettea, narional conttert (Mooiatk'n. In "Kirtaff and flrmvm" (Hanson perdirma over SO feharactara in two hours. Without enttitmea of acenery, Uiin" nnly e) cftair and 'A-a spotlighta and wearing mod. ern drata, li moa from character tn charartet. Despite th fact 4rl many believe Shakasoeare (na ad vanced for high arhaol audi- encet, Hanar.na a(io has been ii4 with great eo thusiasm t 6tth junior end,1 senior high echnol students. The Spokane high s(l au dience, according t narspa per Teprvrts, brnhe in(n hs performance again and again itn stormy applause, and the Portland audience sat spellbound even after the bell for Uis lunch pevisiS had (sounded. The actor't tepirtatici (ffij) wctu nans Workshop Mamliers n the local Wo men a Christian Temperance ttnioa are making arrange meats for a work Hi op meet ing to tie held Monday, May 23, in the First Presbyterian chtirx with slate officers; present to conduct the .work hop sessions. Many attending froth the Southern ngon district will arrive May 22 and the local group hopes to obtain rooms kand breakfast hi homes of SbUrX'O women ;lor,4hat perl- Ad far ihmti. w J A.t the vei!ent rheetlhil ,'bl I'tlvs local Union, eduiiational I Knnd films ware shown by Alfred Paulson of the Ash land aenertl Hospital, assist? ad; by Mrs, Henry Johnson,' also ivf Ashani. One film, .''Alcohol iss a Fliyah-mn1 Seaa IV, fc)id) tije)" otlie;-, "Capcae;! by the Larton. (are; uemg shown before church ifoun and to junior (Spd senior h,Isll, S' IumiI sludonts )ln tile coiuvtyj Mr. Paulson (SJtia;tve dj t laf groups may contlict him r) slrdinK showiitga M the films. illostcsscs fof(l!t) recent i)(ae)ing of the Cniiin (witra (Mra.', Jolin ( Blass, Wra) J. C: JSark, (.M' -N,Doni(a) T,lor (artrT Mrs.(Kiiti PursolQ l nose pariiifjiipppiK pip pp' poster) and cs.(y) contest are pphupppipiap , ttle inimediatcly-M'o Vra.J MatieK llouck at tbe liiris Conjiiunity club. Cash lftls ire Wbc awarded for thrse ahtiics. it is annnunred, and Indites will beJhide n K irkljitld MVst. , -t- rnnpnsl suttpt'l'l UPr lm I L. i- ai,.i...i Mii.A oprl Unhappy ium" andMtie es say title is "Total Absnetice an Asset to Success. cenoferj o mom o Shakespeeean roles has been built up through seeral sear eyirig xsiiti th Crv gm ShaSespesrsis fcstivs!, Ashland, end the festival, et Ran Diego, Calif. Ticket are on sale) at Swem'e Mora in Medford. the Mart, Ashland and' may, ce purchased rorn,J(idr; (guild members; .. fer- uduion vaeminatioae helsl -ontly m We&tt an Mi-am dyk'claaasjt sr,.:rgflt 0 sra)ik SjaIAt3Lirj) Ck osan, irp lie earite re MhUm !) lie, Jswis) Earr, fras- ich i?ich, Ann Gsgos, K'r tuiSa, KJMlya Hiss. ita'ABoa ?(K$sa, B..eet ltgMSJi.e, toa!t VacpfewsBS, Vinssqa uicnaei, va fx tigtipsi, latin, Bickmga, Marl. lyo msm Lina Saith, Scot Thurston, and Jennifer? Teachers presenting the pu pil are titter Miriam iosepir. Wrt. TJwtail Wiitea, Mra. Sari Peterson,' Mnk r KurU, and Mm Seeeeth Broea. ' Ttipwc -iaterested ere eae i diaily tnytted smsnd. '"One hundred twenty three Students f members lieiong Ing to the association were ad judicated April 20 1 28 by Mra, Amy Amey of SJiaridan, Oregon, The syllabus examin ation cover practical theory, technique, and repertoire. Htiinrwi presmtina; piipiii In examination were Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Harold Head, Mrs. Huton, Mr. Rurts. Mra. Petanoo, and Sister Miriam Jossps. AfSlisSs studsat teachers presenting pupils ' were Miss Darelyn Huson, couras 9tadeei m e&eit ta col ice. me viftesMtt? G raseurt stK-y c tteia, V.vOiS tags r taasausrwaki aTati- cowrte 4 rrttteie) Kmm isk mm Verst, sad waet) teart i tti (eavtaMO lir.fstid Dtiaam e )t m ear wa-.tuftj eafteriepMa) eo- re 41aoy, ttSf . e C nd pica. fcis t9 a tti.'u hf etteitica aa tsteaaj makists a) fiatnt) fbr hee huebaad tns) eine- sos, SJAyinS CbS ia trl ifs-tSr. ' ttastk i A!4. , fet, fa tM Writiu a !& tcass Wi V0 HOvy. wii. ff W. afl U srttr. Tnaw eMi s'es .tne;i 1 tl gt raesnfaca BtHmiid at h fcjfcte V trt ririSa'a psreerta L fStt (fiaera rl ttw fieefteftgp, Tst! irerraa eaws. Hu I vear-l ",oyJOT rnrwna swog, accom-l 17f3 SJ11 I olstL- I 14111 l3VTt . I V ' - Ct t Tf Jfi 1 I V I 1 S Vy, i f i nj -tr tlj i s. w a. sr Lutheran evrvrwO sXtd Mrttiafl tstk ergs end piano f pri vate classed . At preaeot tn (statist l working eta the "D sunoe C'ooirto" be Mnaart whic-H th wlU pier ae svleis vitis the Linlield orchestra tha spring. While in southern Oregon, Mra. Arney was giieet nf Mra. Effie Kurta and tlia Dar rell H' laons. Medford. and tue Karl Petersons tn Ashland, rf ConvSTivfOif' Eegb; roint -Mrs. Kenneth Vannio waa among 19 mem ber of Alpha) Lambda chap ter, of Epeitan Sigma Alpha sorority to attend the annual stSv9 eosvsettoa in Euen last week end. Mra, Vannice (a Eagle Paint city recorder, Th ferula tBcea etsosfe length 0m at CAedXuro hiue oie. It wa atyiad wt'b a wide eel! rirjwd will pijwier biue vi!a. Kee a-w-der blu veil oat held wits a! wreath of wnita ecwahuda, n4 ha carried bouquet of pink fossbutfs. Tha briaa'a ssjter, Uisa fite phwmia fatrica, waa ttridaav esie). eheoreeets9sM9R3!!t; cettoti frotfe of but! up yel low and a white carnation corsage. Sh carried a white! Bible. - Edward Cunningham. Essie j mint, wa best wan. Fiona! a Wilson, brother of tnsf pride groom, served as usher and Miss Eve Jeanne Patrick, sis ter of the bride, waa In charge; or tha sjuaet book. Assisting at the reception were Miss Linda Medford, Miss Jcnet Mires, Miss Linda Acaj!! ta3 eteltiuc $ S ffu Uclm S-Wl":1 tl-utfHv mhm iac tma mumt koast 1 ivts fe t h eut Mrs en and . 6 m mft sum Valid uitue luujjt ftr swpaMuaa end tbitrgi A (noa tt&ntriiUiia title euMtU tad pvt&olBtttaA bueflts te he derived (nm vriailflj tanuttj (why not lend Irt ( O e WHOIg flirt back ia ihb!) Ko Aftrhtrtirf Meetke') w r o G COIUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. (casai shopping uiih convenient aarkirii) O (bOaiHttuiMtwaitaKrM)ai MEDFORD SHOPPINB CENTS.) by J ,c Two charters ot 1'f.l) Msirr- hood will hold mrctincs Wed besda.Tv'Mity 4. T I Chapter CCVVill Tiicrt at 1 p.m. at the "home ot Mrs,-! Richard House. 15 Corning court. Assisting her will be 4Mrs. ChtarkjJi Williamson and Mrs. Stewart Miluev'y r Chaptci(Cl will moot i6r a 12:30 p.m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Leonard May field,'.! Black Oak drive. 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