Installed at Recent Lions Auxiliary Meeting
8— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. JL NE 1. I9 j 9
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Packed House
Greets SUHS
Graduates
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An impressive commencement pro
gram honored the 1959 graduates of
Santiam Union High school here.
Guest speaker for the occasion was
Dr. Charles McClure of the Depart
ment of Humanities at Oregon Col-,
lege of Education whose topic was
“Poetry of Democracy.”
The program was as fallows: pro-
cessional, school band, directed by
Earl Loucks; invocation, Rev Robert
Roach; welcome, Vernon Johnson, the
valedictorian; vocal selection, high
school chorus, directed by Robert
Harris, accompanied by Virginia
Hoeye; presentation of awards, J. B.
WALTER I- LANSING
Putman, superintendent; Ethel Hick
Grand
Master of Ma*on.s in Oregon
ey Award, presented by Cart Kelly;
vocal selection, Robert Harris, accom
panied by Virginia Hoeye; address,
Dr. McClure; presentation of di-
| plomas, Albin Cooper, chairman of
the board of education; benediction, i
Mrs, Cleo Davis, pastor Assembly of |
1 God church; recessional, school band.
Installed recently at joint installation for the Lions Club Awards made by Mr. Putman in -1
and Lions Auxiliary were Lois Goschie as Auxiliary president eluded: citizenship award, Phyllis ■ The 109th Annual Communication
Biekett; outstanding boy, Rodney
and Don Moffatt as Lions club president.—Enterprise Photo.
Schaer; scholarship awards, .onsist- of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
| ing of scholarships to the school of j and Accepted Masons of Oregon, old
their choice, offered by the State est Fraternity in the State, will be
Board of Higher Education, as well held June 10, 11 and 12 in the Shrine
as a pin, to the outstanding scholars, Auditorium. Portland. With each of
Vernon Johnson, who chose Oregon the 191 constituent lodges entitled
State College, and Phyllis Pate, who to three representatives, to which will
chose Oregon College of Educatoin; be added Grand Lodge officers and
alternate scholarship, also offered by committee members, an attendance of
the State Board, to Ron Kuhlman; between 400 and 500 is expected.
Bob Draper and Ernest Graham of
awards to two top scholars of school,
Vernon Johnson, valedictorian, and Mill City will go to the session as
Sandra Merry, salutatorian; Dan delegates, Others who may attend
forth Foundation Award, exemplify from the local lodge are Eugene
ing and crediting those people out Jacobson and Joe Bowes of Gates.
standing in leadership, Phyllis Pate
Mr. end Mrs. L. O. McDonald and
and Rodney Schaer; the Arion Award
for those outstanding in music, se Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald and
lected by Mr. Loucks, Tom Fencl and two sons from Longview, Wash.,
Larry Kanoff; Stewart Brother’s spent the wekend in Mill City and
trophy to outstanding athlete, select Lyons visiting relatives and friends.
ed by Coaches Eakin and Boroughs, In Mill City they were guests of Mr.
Gary Bevier, Louis Morgan, and Lar and Mrs. James Swan. L. O. Mc
ry Kanoff, it being mentioned that Donald is a brother of Mrs. Swan.
Santiam placed first in football, track, The McDonalds are former residents
of Mill City.
and baseball.
Announced as winer of the Ethel
Hickey award, a memorial set up in
honor of the well-loved high school
principal from 1926 to 1938, was
Judith Ann Hoeye, one of the 39
graduates for 1959. This consists of
$15 in books of the winner’s choice.
This award was started by a group
of Miss Hickey’s former students a
number of years ago, and goes to the
| student judged by the faculty and the
alumni committee as the most out
standing of the entire student body in
scholarship, achievement, loyalty, and
I cooperation.
The large crowd of friends and rel
atives of the graduates were invited
to attend the reception in the hall of
WE’LL BUILD
the elementary school, sponsored by
.
members
of
the
Parent-Teacher
As-
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: sociation, immediately following grad
A SHELTER FOR
ation.
Listed on the back of the programs
YOUR HOME!
las “Honor Graduates” were Vernon
| Johnson, Sandra Merry, Ron Kuhl
man, Tom Fencl, Carol Sue Ball, and The home that shelters you
i Judith Hoeye.
i Members of the class included Eru- needs shelter . . in the form
; est Andersen, Carol Sue Ball, Gary of insurance coverage, oom-
Bevier, Phyllis Biekett, Robert Bor-
j oughs, Betsy Christensen, Donald mensurate with today's high
I Cree, Tom Fencl, Oscar Harris, Al property values.
len Haywood, William Hedge, Sondra
Hemshorn, John Henry, Darril Hersh
berger, Judith Hoeye, Jeanne Jen CHECK WITH US ... SOON
nings, Vernon Johnson, Larry Kanoff,
Ron Kuhlman, Sandra Merry, Brian
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i Muir, Phyllis Neal, Sandra Olson,
¡Phyllis Pate, Lillie Perrin, Julie Ran
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dall, Sandra Rowen, Rod Schaer, Gene
Sk&ug, Fred Smith, Connie Stewart,
Rodney Stubbs, Walter Thomas, Allan
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Tuers, Darlene Underwood, Carol
1 Veness, and Betty Ziebert.
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