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8 R THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON gd!?ool News . Hedrick Junior High ! Edited br Birah Maddon and - Store Root " " A style show given by the Medford High homemaking ; department was viewed by 'eighth and ninth grade girls recently. Mrs. Ruth Hocker- , smith, Medtord High home making instructor, showed a variety of suits, coats, dresses, ,' and formats made by senior . high girls. Girls who made and mod eled garments , were Diane . Davis, Norma Jenks, Rilla . Kay Den Herder, Roberta .- Willett, and Vickl Burwash. . Purpose of the showing was to give girls interested in homemaking an idea of what : the senior high program of fers. . - . ; .. ! After auditioning and much ', practice, : the final . eighth ' grade talent acts were chosen -and presented in the annual ' eighth grade assembly May .12. . "'. Larry Humphreys, master of ceremonies, was attired as ' a fortune-teller and gazing in his crystal ball, predicted the Various acts. Acts presented were a pan- ' tomime by Nancy Withers, en titled v"Hula Hoop," . Carol ' Konshot, playing a piano solo, "Exodus;", a humorous skit, "Don Manual del Popolo," pre- , tented by Ann Heysell, Judy Mee, Sharon Chipman, Sonja Vermeulen, and Cathy Carl son; a banjo solo played by Bob Haworth; "Little George ' Has Got the Hiccups;" a pan- , tomime by Theresa Riggs and Paula Potts; Fred Haupert, Richard Kinney, and George McNalr, comedy skits on the trampoline to the tune of "Ragtime Cowboy Joe;" Kathy Daugherty, Page Meyerding Sue Plumley, and Linda Blew, pantomimed a humorous skit, "Time for Tea" with "Tan Shoes and Pink Shoelaces;" a monologue, "Norman," was given by Glenna Eisenberg; four "Marsians," Laurie Un derwood, Vicki Browns, Karen Davis, and Theresa Emmerich danced. Linda Scott sang "Over the Rainbow;" a magic act by John Eads; Bob (Bar bara) Haworth and Fred (Freda) Haupert gave the last act, a hula. . Class advisors were Robert Gouley and Vida McCarley. The fourth and final issue of the Hedrick "Buzz-ette" was distributed Friday, May 12. . Hedrick's annual style show, concert, and exhibits were held in the school auditorium Monday, May J5. The program consisted of selections by Hedrick's A and B bands, seventh grade and select choirs, and a style show by the homemaking depart ment. Following the program, exhibits of work from the art, art crafts, geography, science, and shop classes were on dis play. A coffee hour and baked food sale completed the eve ning. Announcers for the style show were Penny Sage, Bev erly Bush, Jean Allen, and Sandra Joyce. Thirty-three seventh grade MARINES READY - Marines In full battle dress set up a mortar installation near the Seoul railway station. Civilians' continue to go about their everyday business as the coup d'etat staged by the ROK army continues.,. (UPI Telephoto) students took history, tests sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution Thursday, May 11. The top three students in each grade history class were chosen to take the examination, which Included 208 questions. Out standing DAR student will be announced at the close of school. Last Friday, the ninth grade trackteam . went to South Grants Pass and was put down by the score 90-32. Hedrick's Jim Henry in the 150 - and Steve Root in the low hurdles were the only firsts. Howard School Children in Mrs. Dorothy Arney's first grade room have sturted a book chart to keep track of the book reports some are making. Wa have 22 books on it. ;. We have .been working on charts for the science fair to be held next week.' We will show how Hying things grow and change. - On Health Day, Terry Fir man took first place in the girls' sack race, and Pat Mad den took secondv:Frank Kee see was third in,, the boys.' dash. Ida Beckman was' third in, the mass race. ... .' In Miss Mary : Klocker's room on Health Day, the fol lowing won prizes: girls' run ning race, first prize, Judy Colley; second prize, La Vita Elbie; third prize, Sharry Walter. In the girls' sack race, Debra Mclntire won' second prize. In . the boys' running race, Mike Icenhower won first,' and Terry Steinmetz, second. In the boys sack race, Steve Chriss won first, and Ricky Mbser won third.' Sharry Walter brought her turtle, Timothy, to school. The children caught some flies to feed Terry's frog. , ; ; , - Day even though it rained; we ran our races in the gym. . Connie Miller won a blue ribbon in the girls' sack race, and Sally Hughes was third. In the .'.girls' dash, Shelley Beare was second. Sara Peery took first in the mass race. .. ., Boys winning ribbons were: sack race, Gary Gresham, first; Ray Smith, second in the dash, Darrel Friesen received a blue ribbon, and Billy Jones a red one. George Hughes was first in the mass race. , After the races we all had an ice cream treat and re ceived our Health Honor Buttons.- In Mrs. Flossie Murray'i fourth grade room,' we made terrariums for Mother's Day gifts. We made them in gallon ji.rs. The school shop made the cradles for them. We made them. In our science class. We are also trying to com plete our science projects for our science fair. We are keep ing a weather chart for our class project. Howard school had 30 stu dents who were, members of the large group singing at the music festival at Hedrick Jun ior High school recently. We will, sing some of the same numbers at our own spring concert May 19. Students in Mrs. Nita Birds eye's room were surprised last week to receive a letter from a boy in Albion, Nebr., asking for pen pals. Enclosed wal also a letter from his teacher, Mrs. Clipston. 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