Students From Area
In Honors Program
Corvallis Six students
from the Mcdford area are en
rolled in the school of science
honors program this year at
Oregon State university.
They are James A. Al
bright, Nona J. Donahue,
Nicholas F. Gier Jr., Alfred
Mercer, freshman, and Jo
seph H. Beatty, sophomore,
all of Medford; and Alice A.
Thompson, junior, Central
Point.
The science honors program
was started three years ago to
"enrich educational opportu
nities for the more able stu
dents and to recognize scholar
ly achievement."
A total of 67 freshmen, SO
sophomores, 23 juniors, and
IS seniors are participating in
the special program this year.
- Under the program, stu
dents are enrolled in honors
sections in several
departments, do extra work
such as readings, research and
seminars, and take some spe
cial classes. At graduation,
they receive diplomas that in
dicate honors in their specific
fields.
SELECTED FOR SIGMA XI
Corvallis Norman E. Paw
lowski, route 1, box 8, Jack
sonville, has been selected for
membership at Oregon State
university in Sigma Xi, na
tional research honor society.
Membership is based on re
search accomplishments.
Medford
Tribune
SECTION C
MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1963
PAGES 1 to 10
Kennedy To Attend
Birthday Dinner
Washington -Drr-President
Kennedy was to fly to New
York today for a day of sen
timentality and politics capped
by a birthday dinner which is
costing some 650 well-wishers
$1,000 a plate to attend.
Kennedy's only other an
nounced purpose for a 24-hour
stay in Manhattan was to par
ticipate in the dedication of a
memorial to 4,596 servicemen
killed in the western Atlantic
during World War II.
The President's schedule
called for him to motor to
Battery Park for the ceremony
from Idlewild Airport after a
jet flight from Andrews Air
Force Base, Md. - -
After speaking at the me
morial, Kennedy planned to
go to the Carlyle Hotel in mid
Manhattan to spend a quiet
afternoon in his penthouse
suite.
Tonight, there was no ques
tion about politics being in the
limelight, with the party's
treasury being enriched more
than a half-million dollars by
the birthday tribute to Ken
nedy. He will be 46 years old
on May 29.
LICENSE SUGGESTED
Concord, N.H. - lUPI) - The
state Fish and Game depart
ment said an unidentified man
who takes his retriever,
Chico, fishing has reported
that the dog frequently stands
at full point when it spots a
trout lazing in a brook. He
wanted to know if this was
legal. The department said it
wasn't illegal but suggested
the dog should have a fishing
license.
Moose Juniors To
Play at Festival
The Moose Juniors of the
Medford Moose lodge under
the direction of Bliss Heine,
will participate in the Azalea
Festival Saturday at Brook
ings, . .
The group will meet in uni
form Saturday at 9 a.m.
across the street from the
Brookings Chamber of Com
merce. Those leaving Med
ford Saturday morning will
meet at the Moose hall, 11
Newtown St., at 4:30 a.m.
The group includes some
50 youths,- and several en
gagemtnts have been booked
for them in addition to the
Azalea Festival.
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A LONG WAY UP Little Christine Cochrane, 3, takes a
good look at "Miss California Tip Topper o 1963", Phyllis
Kappcn, 20, of Torrance, Calif. The statuesque, blue-eyed
blonde, who stands more than six feet tall, won the title in
a Los Angeles beauty contest. Miss Kappcn, considered
tall in most circles, barely qualified for the contest, which
requires a minimum height of six feet. (UP1).
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Prospect Schools
.Two Prospect High groups,
the lcttermcn and the pep
slers, chose new officers at
recent meetings. The letter
men elected Dwayne Chap
man, president; Jerry Wil
son, vice president; and Irvin
Hall, secretary-treasurer. The
pepsters elected Beth Biden,
president; Barbara Beck, vice
president; Fran Arlmire, sec
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treasurer.'
The final national school
assembly program of the year
was offered recently. Bill
Jacobs provided a program
of music novelties. He began
by playing the marimba, next
obtained music from bicycle
horns, little aluminum pans
and bottles filled with liquids,
and wound up by using dogs
and a clown as musical puppets.
Students in the fourth
grade have seen two science
films recently, "Beaver Val
ley" and "Seal Island.'' The
class has been learning to add
unlike fractions and has been
studying perimeters and
areas. On the eighth grade's
drcss-up day, the fourth grad
ers were invited to attend
and read their original poems.
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