SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1961
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
High School Class Holds Reunion
Members of Medford High
school class of 1936 gathered
at Rogue Valley Country club
Saturday evening, April IS,
for their 25th anniversary re
union. About 135 persons at
tended, including 53 members
of the class. - '
Hugh Collins, class presi-
. dent, was master of ceremon
ies, with "assistance" from the
assembled members, and the
Result "was not much im
proved over class meetings
held a quarter of a century
. ago," officers reported. ..
Those at the head table in
cluded Mrs. Ray Griffin (Mary
Powell), who was class secre
tary; Floyd Baker, treasurer,
Mrs.' Charles Main (Mildred
Buckles), Girls league presi
dent. ., :'.'";' J -:"
.. Also present were Philip
to wry, student body president
In his senior year;. John Dick
inson, president of Boys
'league; and Leonard Hicks,
first semester president. Col.
Bruce Hammond, stationed at
Camp Pendleton, Calif., with
the United States : Marine
corps, was vice-president of
the class. He was unable to
attend the reunion i
The prize for traveling the
farthest distance to attend the
reunion was shared by Mrs.
George , Goodrich (La Verne
Stephenson) and Don Krous,
both from the Los Angeles
area. Honors for the "baldest
head" went to Jeff Peters,
with Tom Harvey a close sec
ond; for the woman with the
whitest hair, Mrs. L. O. Rodg
ers (Velma Shelley). Parents
of the largest family were Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Todd, with ev
en children, while Floyd Bak
er and his wife, tne former
Peggy Reter, won the award
for the newest baby, their
fifth child and the first son,
five months old,
Prises Given
Longest married was Mrs.
Howard Conger (Margaret
Purcell), who will shortly cel
ebrate her 25th. wedding an
niversary, while the most re
cent wedding was that of Mrs,
O. A, Mosley (Doris Ellen-
burg). Prize for the only bach
elor present went to Jack
Thompson. Robert Cherry was
winner of a special prize.
' Class members responsible
for ) the reunion were Mrs.
Charles Main (Mildred Buck
les); Mrs. John Henson (Mary
Lou Long; Mrs. C. H. Thomp
son (Glenna Minear), Jack
Thompson, Harvey Field and
Tom Harvey. Decorations at
the club were planned by Mrs,
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A of three womea planned the th annlvw-
r tr M Dm elm of mt, Medfotd High school, held
llli -m. Vtxun Couatrf dab, lUipontlbW for the
not mni'M Cnuln Main (standing, left) Mil, C, H.
Thompson and Mrs. John Henson, (seated.) Fifty-three mem
bers of the class, with their wive and husbands, attended
the event ,- t -, (Henson photo)
C. E. Chamberlain (Betty Pur-
din), Mrs. William Barker
(Beth Hewitt), and Mrs. Con
ger.
Blossoms in the arrange.
ments at the head table came
from cherry trees on the high
school grounds , which had
been donated to the school by
Naoko and Aklko Saito, Jap
anese sisters who belonged to
the class and who are now
Mrs. Kenneth Yahiro and Mrs,
Gary Yasutake, both of Chi
cago.
Robert Gail, ' student body
yell leader, led the class in
their favorite school cheer,
"Allah," honoring each reun
ion committee member.
Messages Read
Among those who were un
able to attend, but who sent
messages to their classmates,
were Howard Schrecengost,
now serving with the Army
Intelligence corps; Mrs. Ya
hiro and Mrs. Yasutake, the
latter now a dress designer in
Chicago; William Porter, a
bachelor who is an automobile
dealer in Bellevue, Wash.; Al
len Busey, sculptor, Dorr Bar
rett, detective, Paul Nelson,
electronics engineer, and Mrs,
Chloe Ellenburg, all residents
of Hawaii; Mrs. Lloyd Staples
(Phoebe Dean) whose husband
Is a geologist In Mexico City;
Roy Hensley, in Djakarta, In
donesia, on a Ford Foundation
fellowship; Col. Bruce Ham
mond, with the Marine corps
at Camp Pendleton," Calif.;
and Mrs. . Robert Squires
(Elaine Brophy), Omaha, Neb.
: Graduates from out of town
for the reunion were Robert
Archer, Glendale, Calif.; Mrs.
John Wood (Rosemary Ca
nine) and tanley Gibson, Al
bany; Robert Cherry, Cave
Junction; Mrs. F. Dolenshek
(Marcia Chamberlain), Trail;
Ivan Cobb, CarmichaeL Calif.;
Mrs. O. Mosley (Doris Ellen.
burg), Seattle; Leonard G,
Hicks and Mrs. R. Griffin
(Mary Powell), Salem; Robert
Gall, Rogue River; William
F. Goodman, Fresno, Calif.;
Raymond Hubbard, Dr. Ted
Lindley, Phillip Todd and Del
mar Wright, Klamath Falls;
Don Kraus, Whlttier; Calif.;
Mrs. Richard Westerfield (Vir
ginia Loomls), Ashland.
Mrs. B. Mathews (LaVerne
McCulloch), Umatilla; Law
rence Pennington, Redding;
Mrs. L. Smith (Lois Reming
ton), San Jose, Calif.; Mrs. L.
Rodgers (Velma Shelly),
Prospect; Mrs. M. Webb (Ver
na . Shelley), Yreka; Mrs.
George - Goodrich , (LaVerne
Stephenson), -Mlreleste, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed ValUer (Carol
Scheffel), Belmont, Calif.:
Donald Wright and Robert
Young', Portland. -
' The reunion committee was
unable to obtain only 13 mem
bers' present addresses.
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Among the many women who served on
committees - for the annuel benefit tea of
the American Cancer society were (left to
right) Mrs. John S. Day, Mrs. Scott Ellis and
Mrs. Ivan Harrington. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs.'
Harrington were co-chairmen In charge of
arrangements and the tea was given, as it is
each year, at HUlcrest House, one of the
homes of Mrs, Day's parents, the late Mr.
and Mrs, Roginal Parsons. Mrs. Day's work
for the Cancer society includes boards and
committees on state and regional levels. .
Final Training Planned
For "C" Day Volunteers
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The final training meeting
for Volunteer Crusaders of
the American Cancer society
will be held next Tuesday,
April 25, from 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. at the Red Cross
Chapter , building, 60 Haw
thorne avenue, Medford. At
this time block workers for
Medford, West Side, Oak
Grove, Central Point, and
Griffin Creek will receive
the!, kits for the residential
drive which will take place
on Tuesday, May 2. It Is
designated as "C Day" In
Jackson county. , ,
Mrs. Mahr Reymers, execu
tive secretary, will outline
the procedure for C Day and
answer questions on the hour
throughout the entire day.
For Medford District 1,
chairman is Mrs. ; S. L. Stark
and her captains are Mrs.
L. J. Kuckelman, Mrs. N. T.
Capsey, Mrs. C. H. Barrell,
Mrs. Robert Elliott, and Mrs.,
R. A. Mlksche. . ' District 2
chairman is Mrs. Billy Black-
stone and the captains are
Mrs. A- H. Schmechel, Mrs.
J." R. McLaughlin, Mrs. Wil
liam Drlscoll, and Mrs. Thom
as Reeder.V . .
District 3 chairman is Mrs,
N. H. Gladfelter, and the
captains are Mrs. N. Gallant,
Mrs. Paul Hatton, and Mrs.
W. J. Stratton. District 4
chairman is Mrs. Kenneth
Peterson and the captains are
Mrs. N. B. Mullen, Mrs. Ken
neth Severson, Mrs. Lyle Es
telle, Mrs. William Pollock,
Mrs., Robert Boyer and Mrs.
Raymond' Wise.
Chairman of District 5 is
Mrs. William Underwood with
Mrs. Joe E. Hassler as co-chair
man. Captains are .Mrs. Rich
ard Lamont, Mrs.. Warren
Boe, Mrs. Norman Vance,
Mrs. , Charles Monnen, and
Mrs. Darrell Harrison. Dis
trict 6 chairman is Mrs. R. A.
Kruggel and the captains are
Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs.
Douglas Clark and Mrs. W. L.
Dusenburg. Heading District
7 is Mrs. Herman Steele with
captains, Mrs. Jesse R. Ellis,
Mrs. Earl Richardson, and
Mrs. Russell DeForest.
District 8 chairman is Mrs.
Thomas Anderson with Mrs.
Alva Bradford co-chairman.
The captains are Mrs. J. P.
Graham, Mrs. Fred Sears,
Mrs. Douglas Hinsley and
Mrs. Frank Salyers. District 9
chairman Is Mrs. John Jensen
and her captains are Mrs. Lee
Pendergast, Mrs. John Haven,
Mrs. Earl Nelson, Mrs. Mar-
low Bates, and Mrs. Howard
Calkins. Chairman of District
10 is Mrs. Russell Renner
with Mrs. E. C. Nave, co-chairman.
Captains are Mrs. Don
Smith, Mrs. Raymond Mor
ton, Mrs. Joseph Patella, Mrs.
John Elbert, Mrs. Richard
Frederick and Mrs. Ralph
Matthews.
District 11' chairmen are
Mrs. James Sullivan and Mrs.
David Shaffer. District 12
captains are Mrs. Mary Fred
ericks, Mrs. Charles Risse,
and Mrs. W. Brooks. District
13 chairman Is Mrs. K. R.
Edwards and the captains are
Mrs. W. W. Collins and Mrs.
Ray Jones. Heading District
14 is Mrs. S. J. Fagone with
Mrs. Arlie Brood as co-chairman
and Mrs. D. F. Haas and
Mrs. C, H. Jones as captains.
District 15 chairman is Mrs.
Jack Fetherston and the cap
tains are Miss Jo Anne Guyer,
Mrs. H. L. Root and Mrs. Rus
sell Hansen.
West side co-chairmen are
Mrs. E. Billiard and Mrs. T. R.
Florey and the captains are
Mrs. J. D. Ross, Mrs. Dwlght
Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Charles
Shtnn, Mrs. L. E. Edmonds,
Mrs. Houston Pitts.
Oak Grove chairman is Mrs.
T. C. Groomes and the cap
tains are Mrs. David Dodge,
Mrs. Charles Bottjer, Mrs.
Marie Shafer, Mrs. D. Shuler,
Mrs. Douglas Lamb, Mrs.
Harold Hanson, : Mrs. Ron
Rose, Mrs. Paul Lea; arid
Mrs. W. L. Warren. :
Griffin Creek chairman is
Mrs. Ira Smith and her cap
tains are Mrs. Harvey Max
son and Mrs. John Richard
son. '" "..' i ' 1
Central Point chairman is
Mrs. Clifford Ayers and the
captains are Mrs. F. Arm
strong, Mrs, V. Parent, and
Mrs. Donald Faber.
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Meeting Planned
For Chapter AA
Mrs. Myers Jones, 49 South
Modoc avenue, will be hostess
for a luncheon and. meeting
of Chapter AA, PEO sister
hood, Wednesday, April 26.
Mrs. T O. Brandenburg and
Mrs. James McGoodwin will
assist the hostess: ,. .',
Jack Raapke will speak on
"Wall Decorations" for the
program. .,'.'.--.
Fun Nighj" y
Announced
Washington .school and
Washington Parent-Teacher as
sociation are planning a ' Fam
ily Pun Night" Friday, April
28, beginning at 6:30 p.mi,
when all the fathers will play
Softball against the fifth and
sixth grade boys. The winning
team will receive a trophy
which will then be on display
In the school. .
At 7:30 p.m. Johnny Eads
will present his magic show
in the school gymnasium.
There Will be a small charge
per individual, or a maximum
charge per family. The pro
gram will be followed by a
Walt Disney movie "Bear
Country."
A baked food sale will be
held in the hallway and re-
tresnments will be sold in the
school cafeteria during the
movie and later. Mrs. Ed
Evans, committee member.
stressed that the event Is for
the entire family and casual
dress is suggested for all at
tending. , V
Annual Event To Benefit
County Cancer Society
Talent The Talent branch
of the' Jackson County Cancer
society has completed plans
for the annual benefit silver
tea and ceramic show to be
held at the Talent City hall
Friday, April 28.
; The hall will open at 9:30
a.m. for entries, judging will
be completed by 12:30 p.m.
and the event will be open for
visitors from 1 to 8:30 p.m.
Demonstrations will be
given throughout the event,
with those of special interest
planned for the evening.
Slated for 6:30 p.m. is a dem
onstration of wheel throwing
b Robert Onstad, Ashland; at
7:30 p.m. Mrs. Kuby Ralston,
Medford, will demonstrate
mold making and sculpture,
and Mrs. Clarkley Knight,
Klamath Falls, will demon
strate work with copper foil.
Mrs. Knight took several
prizes at the recent ceramic
show in Portland.
Ribbons will be awarded in
several classes. Those inter
ested In entering are asked to
call Mrs. C. O. Long or Mrs.
John Baldwin,. Talent.
The ' sweepstakes award
will be a year's subscription
to the magazine, "Popular
Ceramics" donated by one of
the committee . m e m b e rs.
Other prizes , will be given.
All proceds from the annual
show and tea will be donated
to the Cancer society.
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Operetta
Set Friday ,
The choruses of McLnnirh
lln Junior High school have
cnosen lor their annual oper
etta the musical comedv,
"Good News." It will be pre
sented at the school gymna
sium Friday, April 28, at 8
p.m.
'Good News" was nnhllsh
ed by Samuel French in an
swer to the . increasing rip.
mand in the United States for
musical comedy which ama
teurs coma present. It is de
scribed as a "clean, eharmlmr
and wholesome" story of col
lege, with romance and hu
mor, and catchy songs and
dances.
Ray Lewis of the faculty is
director, and He will be assist
ed by Colleen Hope and Mar
gine Thurston as dance direct
ors. . .
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MONTGOMERY WARD
Anniversary,
Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ar
nold, 1202 Maple Park drive,
were honored, recently on
their 25th wedding anniver
sary' at the home of Mr. Ar
nold's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Arnold, 4603 Gebhardt
road, Central Point.
; Approximately 15 relatives
and friends attended the
event. Among the out-oMown
guests attending were Mrs.
Larry Furlong, sister of Mr.
Arnold, and her daughter,
Marlene; Mrs. George Hawk
ins, another daughter, and her
two children, Kathy and Rus
sell, all Redding,. Calif.; Mar
vin and Susie Williams, Ash
land; Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Nogle, Milo,, Ore., and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Sanderson
Jr., Prospect, and two chil
dren, -niece and nephew.
The following evening the
Arnolds entertained their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Cunningham,
12024 Maple Park drive. ,
The Reuben Arnolds were
married 'March 30, 1936 in
Central City, Nebr. They have
lived in southern Oregon for
the; past 23 years where Mr.
Arnold is in millwork.
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Neviia Chapter "
To Hold Session
, Central Point Nevita chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star,
will hold a stated meeting
Tuesday, April 25, at 8 p.m.
in the Central Point Masonic
temple. Mr. and Mrs. , Paul
Snook, worthy matron and
patron, will preside.
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