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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. She explained
that in social studies class, the
students had decided it would
be fun to see how many pen
pals from' the 50 states their
class could' contact by letter. '
The boy, whose name was
Fred Bader, explained that he
had visited Medford last sum
mer, and therefore had chosen
to write to a fifth grade here.
We enclosed our home, ad
dresses since it is so close to
the end of the school year. .
In' Mrs Evelyn I Winning
ham's room, we . have - been
gathering specimens from our
own backyards, and learning
all we can about them. We
put them in a backyard for
our science fair.
We are - planning a field
trip to a dairy. We have
watched films and written
stories about things we will
see. We will make a miniature
dariy farm in our sandbox.
v In Mrs. Aina McDaniel's
second grade room, we had a
surprise. A Cecropia moth
crawled out of a cocoon. The
moth ' Is mounted now." We
have sprayed the . cocoon so
that it will last longer.
Mrs. Margaret Mann's sec
ond grade has been getting
ready for the science fair. We
have been studying about the
seashore.
We had a good time Health
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