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10 A SUNDAY. JUNE 3. 19B2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON 67 Phoenix Seniors Receive Diplomas Phoenix Commencement exercises for 67 Phoenix High school graduates were held last week in the high school gymnasium. Dr. Dan Poling dean of men at Oregon State college, gave the commencement address. Faculty award medals were presented to students making outstanding ocntributions to the school. They included out stnding senior girl, Nancy Seiber; outstanding senior boy, Terry Hanson; boy's ac tivities, Rick Seymour; girl's activities, Chyrl Bowma.r. and citizenship award; Mike Cons bruck, who also was presented the student body president key. Scholarships presented in cluded: Barbara Beer, honor leader ship certificate from the Uni versity of Oregon; Dorothy Bilderback, full tuition to Medford Beauty school; Chryl Bowman, tuition scholarship to Southern Oregon college and a Carpenter scholarship; Mariorie Brood, tuition schol arship to George Fox college and a Carpenter scholarship; Elizabeth Burnctte, tuition scholarship to SOC and a Car penter scholarship. Other Scholarships Diane Carter, tuition schol arship to SOC; Mike Cons bruck, tuition scholarship to Linficld college; Dorothy Cot ton, tuition scholarship to SOC and a Carpenter scholar ship; Arthur Dicderich, tuition scholarship to SOC and Car penter scholarship; Bonnie Faytingcr, tuition scholarship to SOC; Darilyn Popow, state scholarship alternate to OTI Jim Schwictcrt, Jackson County Young Farmer's Agri cultural scholarship. Nancy Seiber, tuition schol arship. Nancy Sciler4 tuition schol arship, partial, to University of Oiwgn, a University of OregtB Mother's sahalarship and a Carpenter schatarsklp; Terry Hanson, Carpenter sihartipi Frank TS)c, In itios sohlaA-i to SOC mi a Cwncwt-er scholars!; i4 Wait Vsmbebbcr, a Capeter SfcWlansWi. Hcr stuiW.s vtcre pre sorted N&'ie wRfc tacWcli ri !. ,Vlc-s receiving hwira wore Aleawa:r F. 'iM, aVcVwa Eliilw? Beer, CVryl Kay 9WMti, Dianmc Sarta Cw'jer, AlMa Kay Dc IM.S, SnrnTra Jane DMit, 1Sn Etfon Fayttngcr, Terry Ia!e !W.irfsn, fiwilyn M.;cie fpov. Nancy Jojic SfciWcr iind AWin Frank Thorpe, Plaqvit Proitnttd A plaque was presented to Merle Simmoncls in recogni tion, of his servie on the sshopl 15Ju Bracfe Gypheas, chuirmat f tilt board of education, pre sented diplomas to seniors. The graduating class included: Thomas Lcroy Baer, Alex ander F. Beddoe, Barbara Elaine Boer, James Haskell Bentley, Dorothy Kay Bilder back, Chryl Kae Bowman, Marjorie Faye Brood, M. 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