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8 SUNDAY, APRIL 2. 1981 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE Eagle Point High School Bf Aedeoe Janun, Ssndl Wl lis. Bill PteifM. Connie Hinks. Jim Aekron, Judi DtKa en, nd LouilU Hison. ,'V -IV.. 'l-' '. 1 . The irst year is ending for the . Eagle Point Pep club, the ' Featherettea, an organization started by junior and. senior f iris last iprlng. Officers elected for the first 'year were president, Janne Calloway; vice president, Wil lie Polntevintj secretary-treasurer, Diane Putman; and pub licity chairman, Carolyn Hart. , S e n i o r representative was Joyce- Cearley; junior . repre sentative, Connie ; Goehring; and sophomore representative, SancU WaUls. . The executive council plans to meet soon to decide wheth er the club should continue. , The council may suggest changing the name from leatherettes to Eaglettes, It will also be considered wheth er, the Incoming. . freshmen should be able to join. Deci sions on suggestions and elec tion of new officers will be i beld early in May.:-? Five: musicians "selected from both the band and chor us were chosen to attend the annual concert at Pacific uni versity in Forest Grove May 4, 8, and 6. They are Judy Murphy and Phyllis Perry 'i from the band and Rod Sny der, Kathi Meyer, and Pat . Meyer from the chorus. : " i The students will work for three days preparing for a concert Saturday, May 6. Selections were made ' on the basis of the student's worth to the group,-his musi cal ability and aptitude, and self-discipline. .-. ,ri. '."Th,ls Atomic World," a pro gram, zeaiuring riuya uuvia, traveling teacher for the Oak Ridge; Institute ; of Nuclear Studies, was presented recent ly at Eagle Point High school. Topics - covered included atomic structure, isotopes, par ticle accelerators, radioactiv ity,' fission; chain reactions, reactor parts, use of reactors, radioisotopes, and their uses The 'program fs sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy commission.'; : . .. ' Eagle Point High, school's band, under the direction of Charles Martin, and the grade school band under the direc tion of Keith Krambeal,' pre sented - Red Cross : benefit concert recently. ' . Donna Millard accompanied by Georgia Weidman and Don ald Carnes, accordionist, pre sented several numbers during the intermission, i - ;,' i ' Two Medford stores donated gift certificates for. first and second place awards in the ticket sales contest.; ; ,.: Coronation of the Sport's Queen will be held at the sec ond annual Sport s Queen ball April 14. It is sponsored by the Eagle Point Lettermen. : The dance will be held in night club style, ' . , Tom Perdue, student, body president, ,1s .chairman of the ball. 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Judi DeHaven, a' representative from District S, ' Bonnie Goehring, former student of - Eagle' Point and state secretary, and Mrs.' Wil liam Hall, GAA advisor, at tended from Eagle Point. Purpore of the meeting was to discuss changes in plans tor this year s and next year s tentative schedule. r . .: The. district meeting . Is scheduled Saturday, May 6, as a combined track: meet in the morning and meeting in the afternoon at Eagle Point High school. (''"-. ; : . Schools from Jackson, Lake and Klamath county are in vited to select candidates to be nominated for state offices and at the district meeting. , . Judi DeHaven, district rep resentative,, will conduct the meeting.' ' -'. ; " f Jacksonvills School Students In Mrs. tily Robl- son's first grade are working on a farm unit. They are mak ing booklets . and learning songs about farm animals. We are also watching a redwood burl grow in our room. . In PE we are learning new games. ' ' ' ' ; We are enjoying the school library, now that we can read many of the books by our selves. Our class visits the school library every week, some students stop in before and after school to check out books. ;. Mrs. Marilyn Blomqulst's first grade had two visitors last week.. Two turtles were brought in by David Cox., In arithmetic, we are learn ing to count and write to one hundred by twos, fives, and tens. Because we - have many birds that perch on the fence and telephone poles outside our windows,: we wanted to learn some songs about birds. We have learned the song about the Robinv and the Oriole Howard School The two fourth grade rooms worked out a program for the fifth and sixth grades. We en joyed working together on our play, songs and poems, ine play told about some impor tant events in the history of our flag. In - Mrs. Flossie Murray's fourth grade rpom, we wrote business letters to get mate rial about Switzerland, France, .Norway and Italy. Robert Baccus, principal of Wilson school, brought things that have been sent from Alba, Italy, to show us. ' We are still looking for letters from children there. Mr. Baccus suggested we keep writing to them. ' ' - Mrs. Elva , Edler's fourth Carolyn Snow in 'a new girl In Mrs. Sally Widmer's second grade. Carolyn moved here from Trinidad, Calif. : Eight students in our room made the honor roll this term. We are working on pen manship, trying to learn cur sive writing. We are trying to get our second grade certificates.-, i. i. Suzy Pardoe is a new girl in Mrs.' Rebocca Long's sec ond grade. She came from Yakima, Wash. We have been looking for signs of spring, and every day we have a meadowlark that comes by ' our window and sings. We are writing stories and drawing pictures about the thlnii that happen around us in the spring. Mrs. .- Barbara Robinson's class enjoyed Mr. Jacobs and his unusual Instruments at the school assembly. We are taking advantage of the spring weather by learn ing how to play baseball, In arithmetic we are learn ing to divide numbers, , ; In Mrs. Maude ; Hardy's room, we are studying about the pioneers in Oregon. We have been, drawing pictures of the pioneer's early, life. , Sandra Pardoe is a new student in our class. She comes from Yakima, Wash. Jimmy Cheney transferred to Washington school. When the students in Mrs. Lucille McKemie's fourth grade class came back from spring vacation, we found our room, had been painted. The new )' colors are light green and sand. We have an ant farm in our room and we are learning how ants work and live. We have a grocery store to help us learn arithmetic. This helps us learn to county mon ey, add, subtract, and multi ply. .' - ' Our diorama, made of pol ished rock,, moss, stars and the moon is kind of spooky. Billy Snow is a new mem ber of the class. He came from Trinidad, Calif. ,; In geography, we are study ing about Norway. Ernest Rasmusscn, who visited Nor way, visited our class March 31, and showed colored slides of Norway. - Mrs. Ida McArthur's fourth grade presented a play en titled, "The Musical Hour" at the last assembly. Dell Speegle was the reader, and the rest of the class repre sented musical symbols. Scott Holt , played an accordion solo. In social studies, we read about the mountain people of France weaving cloth, so we have been learning to weave on small wooden looms. Mrs. Pearl Farnsworth's sixth grade arlthmetli class is conducting a survey, to de termine what per cent of the school children have radios, television sets, ' telephones, record players, and tape re corders. : This helps us learn more about per cent. ' n- r . In isocial studies we have been summarizing current events for our folders. In. music class, Sue Grlggln and her mother gave a report on the violin . belonging to Mrs. Griffin. The .violin had once belonged to William Ubrick, a great . concert vio linist. ., v- ... r . Six of our students partici pated in the band concert at Hedrlck Junior High school and 17 ; of ' our students are going to participate in the Spring-Music Festival May 9. i Mrs..,-: Elsie Reneau'sY class will present VThe -. Talking Flag", at the -. next -student body assembly. Our chorus is also getting'ready for the Mu sio Festive) in. May. Mrs. Re neau will be one of the ac companists for . the Music Fes tical, and will be one of the judges for the Pear Blossom Festival April 8. -.' y Basketball season is over, and - Herbert' Colley and the boys have turned their atten tion to baseball. We finished the basketball season in third place, in our league, and plan to top that in baseball. "During spring v a cat ion Mrs. . Mary Sullenger took a trip to Amarillo, Tex. While she was in Texas she became ill and snowed in so she was out of school -for . a ; week. While she was away; Francis Guldry taught for three days, and Mrs. Deaver taught . for three days. ' ' -v i grade welcomed Joe Walser, who moved here from Texas. We elected him as our class president. William Jacobs visited our school and played many dif ferent instruments. ' . , In Mrs. : Nita Blrdseye's fifth grade room, Roy Elbie is general chairman for . the Hawaiian party which : will complete our study of Hawaii. We --are working with Mr. Jack Bailey's room to make this one of the highlights of our year's work. Our parents will be invited to see our art work, hear our reports, see some color ' slides, and have refreshments with us. The fifth grade chorus will sing two numbers, "Song of the Islands," and "Aloha Oe." We also plan to invite Miss Durrand to be our special guest that day. We wrote in vitations in penmanship class for the party. The new class officers for the fifth six weeks in Mr. Bailey's room are Bill Stew art, president; Wanda Hughes) vice president; Nancy Kin naird, secretary; Janice Hor ton and Cynthia Smith, house keepers; Denise Dean, messen ger; Joan Niemi, hostess; Greg Ingram, paper monitor. Ronald Quackenbush's sixth grade finished the study of South America by making salt" and flour maps to show the topography of the continent. We painted our maps differ ent colors to indicate altitude. Kay Lee has moved to -the Phoenix school district. ; i . Room officers for this 'six weeks are Cherolyn Vosika, president; Greg Gresham, vice president, and Kenny Smith, secretary-treasurer. ' ' The new. officers for Wil liam Colley's room are Mari lyn Breazeale, president; Mar vin Perdue, vice president, and Ricky Frohrelch, secre tary. - :"':."y The varsity basketball team ended the season in a tie for the championship. The varsi ty -won six gimmes, and lost one. The junior varsity won the championship, as they won five games and lost one. . . : Intramural Softball started recently. Participating , stu dents are 'fourth, fifth and sixth graders. Out of 133 stu dents, 111 are playing intra mural Softball., , ,.v. ' The boys and girls are mix ed on the teams with the ex-i ception of one team that is made up of fourth grade boys only. 'Team captains are Mary Wong, Cherolyn Vosika, Linda Ferns, Ramona Bielby, Mari lyn Breazeale, Julie Cummins, Kay Porter and Dennis Chap man., - . .-',- . ' Sixth 'grade boys are used as umpires. They are Ricky Frohreich, head umpire; Steve Johnson, and Marvin perdue on diamond 1, Tom Moser and Bob Kline on diamond 2, Brad Martin and Chuck Pierce on diamond 3, and Richard Wolfe and Dave Jack on diamond 4. There are sight teams with four games going on at one time. The program will last approximately three weeks. Bellview, Ashland : Room 7 won the PTA room count for i March. We think we will buy a story record with our $2. , . ' J We have a new girl in Mrs. Eleanor Silverwood's room. Her name is Wilma -McClour. Two nf our., class . students have moved. Bobby Ellis mov ed to Briscoe school. Janice Lynch is going to Prineville. We had a marble tourna ment at our school. Kim Al len was Ihe girls winner in our room, and Jeff Hawk was the boys winner. In science, we are study ins nhmit nlantu Mr. Hakes. our custodian, filled a box with soil, and we planted wheat, pea, zinna and radish seeds. We planted some Deans in a glass jar so we can watch the roots grow-' out of .the seed, v ' Va-ran Tforhv flnH TnmiTW Alfonso were the winners in the marble tournament; in Mrs. Erma Bonn's room. Tom my was also the winner for the boys in the primary giades. . .. Each boy and girl has writ ten two stories about zoo an (.ntiii All nf these - stories were typed into a booklet by Mrs. Fhelan. A picture oi me animal may be drawn by each child. : . ..We have two new first graders in our room. They are Becky Winnlngnam ana jvuwi ael Curry. .7 .. , , . . .. New room officers in Mrs. Lois Harmon's room are Terry Kerby, ' president; Christine Decker, vice president; oaro . -Millott oonrptarv:' Vir- IfU. Jtll-1-.v-j " , ginia Bradshaw, room repre sentative;1 ana Sherry yraig', newspaper. , - The pupils of room 10 said Scout News Troops 104. 40, 16 ''. , Central Point - Boy Scouts of Troops 104 and 40 of Cen tral Point, and Troop 18 of Medford, toured Kingsley Air Force base at Klamath Falls recently.- ; , , -. - The 47 Scouts were accom panied by Alan Bishop, L. C. goodbye to Grant Lynch who is moving to Prineville.: . -: Alan DeBoer : and ' Arlene Sabin were room winners in the marble tournament. Ar lene Sabin then became win ner of the girls' intermediate division. ' ' '. Carolyn Mill'ett from Room 10 was judged winner of the primary division . of the kite contest in both., craftsmanship and flying. : The directions for making her kite are found in the '.'World .Book" and it was named "The Conyne Winged Kite.", . .. .. , . ... , We have enjoyed making pottery out of clay.. We have created many interesting de signs 'with, the. third grade majoring in Indian patterns. i Iri Mrs. i Vera Burgoyne's room we studied about good foods. - We cooked our own lunch 'one.' day. We invited Paul B. Retter to have lunch with us. We lparnoH mam things' about good food, good neaiin ana good manners. ' Mr Hakes showed our class the : boiler room when we studied about pipes in science. He told im ahnlit tha fnmap and how the heat gets to our room. .,' :. New officers elected for the remainder of the school year in Mrs; , Thelma- Wadley's room are ' room president, Dean Fisher; room representa tive, Randy Samuelson; li brarian, Berna Phelan; and newspaper , reporter, Timmy Oliver. - ; , ' Charles James was .winner of the boys in our recent marble tournament; Linda Sa bin winner in the-girls division.- : . For craftsmanship in kite making, Frank - O'Neal re ceived a blue ribbon. ., The girls and boys in- our room , have ; been composing tunes to the words of spring poems, r, i .., . r; .. :- , .- -, -. We have made Indian pot tery,, and., it is now ready for the finial firing in our school kiln.:., .- , , . .-, Lisenbee, and Dick Norris of Troop 104; George Boyce and Dave DeArmond of Troop 40; and Walter Neece and Roy Kadin of Troop 16. ' - They were taken through the briefing room, where the purpose ' and - functions of Kingsley. Field were. ex plained. ; Various types of equipment were shown and described.. Of interest was a survival kit with components designed for the survival of personnel under almost any conditions. ' The. base fire department, with its many pieces of highly specialized appartus for fight ing jet "fuel fires,::'was; in spected. " . - v ' ; ' The high point to most of the Scouts came when they were allowed to sit in the cockpit, of an Air Force FJ101 "Voodoo" jet int e r c e p to r, which is now used by the 408th Fighter Group at Kings ley Field. The operation and use of the. "Voodoo' was ex plained... .!':, . . , "' ... . ;' ... Cub Scout Pack 1011 ! : " "" - Cub' Scout.'. Pack 101, Wil son school, held its pack meet-, ifig recently in the school cafe teria. The colors were ' pre sented by Den 2: Den 5 put on a skit following the month's theme on trains. Several boys brought handicrafts they had ; made during the month. Boys . earning badges of rank were: wolf, Marcus Jer den and George Read; bear, Gary Edwards, Mark Chriss and Randy Lewman; gold ar-; row,' Dewey Patton and Mark Chriss. v.v,':;;.m- ;. , v , ; :,v Ted 1 Hedge's and Gordon t Sundby were awarded two year pins.-One-year pins were received by Jim Acord, Brent Dey, Bobby McLean, Paul Slate, Jerry Bergman, Mark Chriss, Mark Drake, Gary Ed wards, Larry Vinyard, Danny Zespin and Ronald McLaren.. Den mothers awarded two year pins were Vi Thomas, Eileen Sundby and Barbara Hedges. , " L. D. Thomas and Gordon Rone were presented two-year pins, and Keith McLean and Marvin Hedges, one-year pins. . Cubmastef Jack Saterlea led group singing. Webelos Den won the.attendance "Cub-; by." Den 2 retired the colors. , The next pack meeting will be held April 24. The commit- tee meeting will be held April 24 at the home of Mrs. Mar-, tha Scalberg. . Warner Gladiolus Gardens Medford, Oregon S Now is the time to Plant. 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