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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962 MEDKORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKORD OREGON 6 B School News St. Mary' School Mary Ann Carnegie, aditori Anna Dapner. Staphania Hoi lan. Suiia Latandratia. Mich alia Ely, and Mary Reman laria. reporters. St. Mary's High school stu dents, along with all Catholic students throughout the na tion, observed All Saints Day Nov. 1. The school was closed and students were required to attend mass on the Holy Dsy of obligation. The day is a feast held to commemorate all sainls who do not have a feast day of their own. The school's Annual staff has reached the height of its drive, which has been in prog ress for some weeks, to get ads for the yearbook. The commit inos have been working on several projects, one of which was collecting subscriptions. This drive was completed in October. This is St. Mary's most suc cessful year for subscriptions as 87 per cent of the students ordered annuals. I percentage npvi-r reached before. The staff has also been working on the theme and cover design for the 1963 yearbook. Gamma Sigma Gamma, i rhnnl service organization held its first meeting October 20. A project to buy records to play over the intercom during noon hour was voted on and accepted by the members. They will sponsor a dance to supply the funds needed for the records. The Rev. William McLcod spoke to Sodalists on mental prayer at the Sodality meet ing recently. Probation sodal ists also attended this general meeting. The purpose of Father Mo Leod's talk was to encourage and help the members of So dality in any way possible to fulfill their obligation of men tal prayer each day. He also answered the questions put to him by the audience. Eagle Point High Teresa Pruett and Karyl Bishop were named Septem ber and October "Girls of the Month," respectively. These selections, based on citizen ship, service to the Eagle Point High school, altitude and scholarship, are made by the Pep club. Mrs. C. B. Bates, advisor Ho the Pep club, indicated that a "Girl of the Year" will be selected at the end of the school year from among the monthly selections. Joan Konopasek was crown ed queen of the homecoming. The other princess candidates were Kathy Murphy, Kay Thurman and Shannon Mat thews. Joan represented the Junior class, whose float "The Passing of Many Moons" also won first prize. Donna Gcren was elected state president of the Girls' Athletic association at Clack amas High school state GAA convention, held Oct. 27. Pat Beacham of EPIIS was elected state treasurer of the organ ization. Mrs. Lorraine Hall he came president elect of (he state GAA advisors group. Susie Carroll, Eagle Point High GAA president; Helen Vickoren, treasurer; Kathe Robetrson, senior representa tive; Pamela Stevens, Junior representative; Chariot Jen sen, sophomore representa tive; Shcryl DcHaven, district representative, and Cheryl Barlow were also present at the conference. Miss Yclta Olson, longtime Spanish and English teacher, is a patient at Sacred Ileal t hospital for surgery. A swing group has been started, consisting of Christine Snionburgrr, Lola Ackerman. K r a y a Gundcrsnn, Viola Miller, Terry Perkins. John Wolle, Dunne RaKsdale, Char lotte Cambron, Bill Short, Sharon Smith and Brenda Sol enburger. These students will sing at various functions, rep resenting Eaule Point. A per manent name has not been se lected as l. Five EiikIp Point High school students attended the school press conference held at the University of Oregon. Karyl Bishop and Peggy John son represented the 'Eagle's yuill," the school newspaper, while Judy Sanderson. I'at Beacham mid Ceha Piitiiuin represented the annual stall. Mrs. Edith Hixlo, advisor for both, also attended. Space Craft Power Device Developed Litchfield Park, Ariz. ilTI' A device that can provide In lure space craft with power equivalent to that used by three modern homes is under development at the Goodyear Aircraft corporation facility here. Ground tests of the big dish-shaped device, called a solar concentrator because It collects energy from the sun, will begin early next year. In actual use, it would be packed into a two-part cylinder, shot into space and unfolded. Plhs tic loam would give it III! required rigidity. 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