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MLu. oaJ MAii. VrtlBu-.-, MEDrORD, ORE. ir.ur.oDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 19ol D 3 School News Eagle Point High School Reporters: Aedene Jensen, Jim Ackerman, Sandy Wallis, Judi DeHaven, Connie Hinks, Bill Pheifer. Bonnie and Vonnie Goch ring, former students at Eagle Point, will be absent from the school for the second semes ter. The girls, with their younger sister, Connie, will join the Oregonian Traveling Troup, an amateur talent group that tours the North west. . Bonnie and Vonnie will at tend Marshall High school, Portland. Connie was elected State Girls Athletic association sec retary for Oregon. The girls all plan to be back in Eagle Point next year. Climaxing a week's activi ties, Linda Weitman, fresh man candidate, was crowned queen of the March of Dimes drive during the dance follow ing the Yreka basketball game. Alice Woolfolk, senior; was runner-up with Joan Konopa sek, sophomore, and Mary Anne Elrod, junior, complet ing the court. The freshmen raised $119 for the drive. The school total of $561 amounted to ap proximately $1.20 per student in school. Dr. J). W. Berremen, assis tant professor of physics at the University of Oregon, was guest speaker and advisor at a science conference at Crater High school recently. Five physics students from Eagle Point attended. From Eagle Point were Glenn Gratsinger, Jim Stauf ,fer, Dick Hertager, Jim Ac kerman, and Aedene Jensen with Victor Hay, physics teacher at the EPHS. After school was dismissed, Dr. Berreman met with teach ers from the area to discuss problems concerning the field of p h y s i c s. Students from Rogue River and Crater High school were also present. An initiation of new mem bers was held and an activity period and a basketball play day was held at Southern Ore gon college to highlight the Eagle Point Girls Athletic as sociation activities recently. Revision of the school con stitution and the completion of the citizenship and scholar ship plaques in the hall were the main points for discussion at the meeting of the student council recently. , The meeting was presided over by Tom Perdue. The revision of the constitu tion of the Eagle Point High school student body was dis cussed. A committee was ap pointed to work on the re vision. Members of the com mittee include John Dunlap, Joan Konopasek, and 11a Sat tler with Aedene Jensen, as assistant chairman, and Tom Perdue, chairman. Bringing citizenship and scholarship plaques up to date was proposed and discussed. Aedene Jensen was appointed to look into the matter and see why the plaques were discon tinued, as well as find out what would have to be done to bring them up to date. Approximately 270 pounds of clothing articles were gath ered during World Clothing week, with the freshman class receiving the award for getting the most clothing. Freshmen brought in 120 pounds of clothing articles. The seniors were second with 105 pounds, followed by the juniors with 85, and the sopho mores with 59 pounds. Mrs. Frances Henry, li brarian, was in charge of the drive. She was assisted by members of the National Honor Society, who sorted, weighed, and packed the clothes. 4-H News Central Point Trail Blazers The Central Point Trail Blazers 4-H Horse club held its monthly meeting at the home of David Hopkins re cently. Mrs. Whittle presented the club with a new 4-H flag. President Karen Holley dis cussed the dates for the 4-H summer school which will be held June 12 to 17 on the campus of Oregon State col lege. Carolyn Sidener, who has previously attended tne i summer school, showed some 1 pictures of the campus. j We discussed our valentine 1 skating party, which was held Feb. 14, in which we invited I the Central Point 4-H Beef club. j Gary Whittle gave a report I on the recent ride we had in which 18 members attended. Carolyn Sidener, our junior ; leader, was in charge. Karen Holley appointed ( VICKl Laiaweu 111 tnnisc committee for talent for the Empire Builders' "Friendship Follies" program. Following the business meeting the members discuss ed horsemanship safety rules. June and David Hopkins ervd rffrhmnts. Dene Flenner, Reporter t Shop end Save at Central Point's Most Complete Shopping Center! WWt) CANNED FOODS sSy Frozen Foods Irollml Ififll PniJi I I CHOPPED BROCCOLI PEAS Fl peas can 700 V 5ps 100 J) COR3 CREAM STYLE 303 CAN ,0r 95' . ST0CK UP N0W! fi.4 t. A..; JUNE PEAS SWEETC0RN WVSFNRFRRIB AP BO Nenbean? a sbwjw care a 1 r-''y1 'NSTANT Pillsbury Iff . X7 WHITE KING I r 1 5-oz. Jar SANKA or 1 if CH,U 2I DETERGENT DJ j FARINA j with beans !! ( 1" - mMd coffee j 1v4for$i j - WCJ . -i (oV ji )Sy: j LETTUCE 11 Ifk Velveeta Cheese 2lbloaf79c 4MBk IIU-i Boyd's Coffee 2 97c lf$m BELL F c I xwn r r PEPPERS 3) TFTlj v f FIRM GOLDEN RIPE JtM M ""n. 7,1 Fl f I H II M f M M U I I Ji BANANAS . 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