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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1963)
MONDAY. MAY 27, 19E3 5 Doug Sshoo! News paign manager. Mike Latendrcsse won the office of sti'dcnt body vice , Steve Ciaik. Joseph Marlia acted as his campaign man I ager. I Attaining the office of I Sodality prefect was this I vpar'e snnhomorc class presi place in the art room, was preceded by campaign speeches by the candidates and their campaign man agers. The tallying of votes was open to the entire student body. Mai to the graduates and to those receiving special hon ors. Afterward there was a party in the Knights of Columbus hall for the guests, choir, and parents who wish ed to attend. Rcnicntcria, Pat Fellers, An nette Burich, Mike Luton dresse, Douglas Vakoc. Jerry the week of May 20. Juniors elected Jeff Ran dolph as next year's senior class president, and Mike Hutchinson as vice president. Sophomores John Batzcr and Steve Nelson are next year's junior president and vice president, respectively. Fresh men elected Bill Reverman as sophomore president for next year, and Jim Reverman as vice president. lleadine clubs will be levy, Pep ch-b; and Vakoc, Lettermcn. president by defeating Ron Roberts. His campaign man ager was Annette Burich. Fat Fellers clinched the position of student body sec retary by defeating foes Tara Hill and Marlcne Nouguicr. ; Campaigning for her was j Mary Ann Carnegie, j Frosh John Renshaw took ! over the office of student I body treasurer by overcom ' ing opponents Ted Scott and i Vakoc, Don Valentine, Robert Stevenson, Erie Schade, and Jim Calhoun. Students from American Problems and World History classes attended a closed tele vision program concerning "Financial Problems of the UN." St. Mary's High Mary Ann Carnegie. Editor; Mary Carol Leavens, Re porter Tlic 37 members of the senior class spent the day on the beach at Brookings re cently. The trip was made by chartered bus after a special Mass at 6 a.m. The Rev. Gil bert Lulay accompanied the students on the bus. Mrs. David Lowry, Mrs. Harold Evans, Mrs. Floyd Darland, and Mrs. Jack Van Dyck also were chaperons. Subscribers dent, Martha Fitzpalrick. Her opponents were Kristine Lau bather and Pat Naumes, and her campaign manager was Mary Walsh. Also included on the election ballot were can didates for next year's yell queen. Mary Walsh defeated Kathy Zapell for this title. The voting, which took The Rigiit Rev. Monsignor E. J. Murnane was guest speaker at a program pre sented by the Marian Choir for the graduating students of the public high school re ligion classes. Awards were presented by the Rev. John A group of students from the advanced math class visited Harry and David re cently in order to study their computers. The group includ ed Mike Soran, Larry Wright, Jeff Randolph, Mary Aim To it' port improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medlord. phone 772-6H1; Ah land vail at 416 Bririga it., or phone 481I-3Q0;:: Yrekti, phone Victory 2'28'lB before 6:43 p.m. daily and 10:30 a m. Sunday. K regular delivery arrives shortly after you call please notify elfice. thus elimlnatirf special messenger service. Mike Soran defeated Jeff Randolph in the race for Stu dent Body presidency recent ly. John Balzer was his cam Flections for the presidents j and vice presidents of various Annette Burich, National! Honor Society; Judy Dun- I Carnegie, Vallon Albert. Rick classes and clubs were held MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE. 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