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THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR NHS Students Receive Numerous Awards At Class Night May 21 Seniors Gain Win In Pep Cup Race With 82 Point Sum Van Zelf- Chaudoin Wedding Rites Performed May 18 at Catholic Church TALK ON ENGLAND GIVEN AT AMITY CLUB MEETING Mr and Mrs. Bill Wahlert en-1 Amity club members met last tertained Sunday evening follow- | Friday evening at the home of ing commencement with a recep- Mrs. Madge Wilson. Mrs. Lloyd tion in honor of their daughter. I Wilson spoke to the group about England, her native country a Tone. question and answer period fol Guests included Mrs. Gene De- Minck, Mr and Mrs. Charles lowed her informative talk Mrs. Edison Child was winner Quinowski. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brumbach, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton of the door prize. Jackson, Lynn and Caren, Mr Next meeting will be held June and Mrs. Bill Barton, Mr. and 7 at the home of Mrs. J. Elwood Mrs. Harry McGinley, Mrs. Alice Flinders. Collins, Ralph Leavitt, Skip Na- kashima, Ted Krause and Wilma HOST RECENT DINNERS Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tibbets were +—+ May 22 evening dinner guests of Mrs. Tom Eldredge Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson. Mr. Tuesday Bridge Group and Mrs. Dale Overstake were Mrs. Tom Eldredge entertained dinner guests the following eve last week for members of the ning at the Jackson home. Tuesday evening bridge club. Mrs. A. C Sallee was guest play er. Prizes were won by Mrs. George Mitchell and Miss Eva I Boydell. +—•> Tone Wahlert Honored With Sunday Reception (Continued from Page 1) ed in making this award were the athlete’s abilities in citizenship, leadership and his academic rec ord. Jones is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones of rural Nyssa. Exchange Student Honored Rosa Alvarez, exchange student from Chile, was presented with a scrapbook from the senior class, by Jim Kodama, class president. Rosa also received a Spanish club pin, awarded by Joe Estrada, club president. Miss Alvarez, in turn, presented the student body with a flag of her country. Dale Overstake was given an award for his 14 years of service at NHS, presented by the student body. Student council awards went to Chuck Corak, Norman Haney, Sondra Holmes. Ralph Talbot, Pa Steel Angles, Flats mela Alexander. Karen Saito. Jim Bridge Winners Told Rounds and Plates Benedict. Kathleen McPartland. Monday evening was a master-1 Greg Sumner. Victor Haburchak. LOWEST PRICES point session for Nyssa Duplicate Jim Kodama. Doug Patterson. IN 10 YEARS Bridge club members. Gerald Wyckoff and Noble Mori- To Quantity Buyers! Winners were Mrs. Bob McKin naka. These awards were pre- ney and Carl Barclay, first; Mr. sented by Principal Gene Ches- and Mrs. H. L. Pace, second; Mrs. | ter. Herb Fisher and Mrs. Ray Russell. Karen Saito and Gene Jones Owyhee Jet. Dial 372-2108 Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin, tied ' were recipients of pins, medals for third and fourth places. and cash presented as citizenship awards by the local chapter of (From the Nysaa High Bulldog) This year Nyssa High School Daughters of the American Revo Mr. and Mrs. LeVaughn Chaudoin students were honored to have as lution. —Portrait by Schoen. their guest, Rosa Alvarez Moisan Girls' League Awards Made A wedding ceremony perform from Temuco, Chile. Girls’ league service awards ed at 9 o’clock in the morning on Rosy, as she is known among were presented to Wilma Wil May 18. 1963. at St Bridgets sin of the bride, and Edward the students and faculty of NHS, liamson, Hazel Dillon and Mary Catholic church united Miss Eli Lloyd of Mt. Angel, brother of is scheduled to leave Nyssa about Chemical drift or accidental dis Jo Van Zelf by Miss Jeanne Poul- zabeth Van Zelf and Le Vaughn the bridegroom. June 22. She will tour the United For her daughter’s wedding, i ton. Tupelo awards went to E Chaudoin States and visit Washington, D.C., Ralph Talbot. Wilma Williamson charge of chemicals by an inde The bride is a daughter of Mr Mrs. Van Zelf chose a dress of before returning to her home in and Mike McGinnis and were pre and Mrs. William Van Zelf of green printed crepe. The bride : Chile. groom’s mother was attired in a sented by Miss Margery Nihart pendent contractor causing dam Rosy has been an active mem- who also presented typing awards route 2. Nyssa The bridegroom turquoise dress Both wore white is a son of Mrs Hazel Lloyd of I ber in Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, to 20 students and one shorthand Mt. Angel. Ore . and the late accessories and white carnation I age to your neighbor's property Girls’ League, FHA, GAA and award. corsages. Samuel Chaudoin Spanish Club. She also attended A three-tier wedding cake, dec-I Six students received journal The double-ring rites were per . . . and . . . can now be covered by insurance Law Day in Ontario with the orated in white and rose and top business law students to view a ism awards, including an Oregon formed by Father John Baum Scholastic Press award to Jeanie gartner n. the presence of 35 in- ped with miniature bride and mock trial. groom, graced the refreshment i On Student Government Day, Seuell, Bulldog editor. These I vited guests. Altar boys were table at a reception held in the Very Few Farmers awards were presented by Clyde Peter and Paul Smit. • • • and • • • Rosy served as a councilman on Cat-"., lie parish hall following the the city council along with other Swisher. FHA awards were pre Basket arrangements of rose sented by Lynn Jackson, chapter colored gladic. flanked the altar. ceremony. students from NHS. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Joe I Have This Coverag Rosy was guest of honor at a president, and included a special on which were placed bouquets of senior class surprise party May 3. award to Vicki Maxfield as out rose-colored gladioli and white Dirksen. the bride’s aunt, and She was presented with a gar standing member. snapdragons Soloist and organist Mrs Sam Smit. Mrs. John Bum Mrs. Bonita Witty presented was Mrs R C Weymouth. garner of Nyssa served punch and denia corsage and a money tree RATES ARE REASONABLE! Mrs. Arthur Berg of Mt. Angel which profited Rosy over $14 for Spanish awards to nine students Given m marriage by her including Tone Wahlert who re was in charge of pouring coffee, | her tour across the nation. father, the bride wore a floor The Misses Nellie Smit of Nys o When one passes the foreign ceived a special service award. length gown with chapel train. Football awards went to 24 ath sa, Marlene Berg of Mt. Angel exchange student in the hall, he The bodice was fashioned with — CONTACT US — is greeted by a flashing smile, letes and were presented by Bob sabrina neckline of lace, trimmed and Mrs. Elton Hunsaker of Pay pearly teeth and long, black eye Morford. Jack Bowen presented with sequins and long tapered ette accepted and placed the gifts. 16 baseball awards. Team man lashes. sleeves. The tiered lace skirt was Mrs. Donald Hauth, the bride’s For Further Details Students in the high school and agers were Billy Hammon and styled with overskirt of taffeta, sister, registered the guests. the people in the community will Bob Corfield. The new Mrs. Chaudoin is a 1 ■ caught up with bows. surely miss Rosy when she leaves 23 Awarded Track Letters Her fingertip veil of silk illu- Nyssa high school graduate and 503 Main Street and hope that she will be able Science and track awards were sion was trimmed with two rows attended Mt. Angel college, Her Phone 372 2953 to return to walk these halls presented by Douglas Wilkerson. of lace and fell from a crown of husband was graduated from Mt. NYSSA, OREGON again and recall all her memories The track awards included 23 var lace, seed pearls and sequins. She Angel Prep school and attended , of the past year. sity letter winners and one award carried a cascading bouquet of Portland State college. 217 Good Avenue Phone 372-2997 Following a wedding trip to to the high point man, Jerald rose-colored gladioli. i Hendricks. Pep cup to seniors Miss Mary Jo Van Zelf attend Canada, the newlyweds will be NYSSA, OREGON and Frosh-Soph Olympic cup to ed her sister as maid of honor, at home in Salem where the bridegroom is employed by Stan .sophomores were presented by while bridesmaid was Miss Tere Karen Saito, interclass rivalry sa Russell of Roseburg, Ore. Their dard, Inc. chairman. Bird Baths — Wishing Wells etc. gowns were of mint-green dacron Science awards included a and lace and they carried rose 18 East Second Street Nyssa, Oregon Bausch and Lomb award to Dale colored gladioli bouquets. Laurance, top science student in Serving as groomsman was i the graduating class and an Am- I erican Chemical society award to Francis Treager of Mt. Angel, I Jim Benedict, outstanding chem while Larry Berg of Mt Angel attended as best man. Ushers istry student. were Donald Dirksen, Nyssa, cou- Thirty-four girls received GAA I awards, presented by Miss Jolene Reece. Fourteen basketball and i 15 tennis awards were presented I by Charles Quinowski. With a total of 82 points, the senior class won the race for the Pep Cup. In second place were the sophomores with 69 points. Following closely behind were the juniors with 67 points. The fresh men placed fourth with 46 points. ICRC Karen Saito commented. “Seniors were in the lead for the majority of the year with the so phomores giving them close com petition. The spirit of competition between the classes has been keen throughout the year. Every one has been working hard to win the Blue Pot. Each class should be given much credit for * their help in participation.” Pep Cup points are tallied on a percentage basis for attendance THIS IS ALVIN ALLEN who and participation by each of the joined the Nyssa Police force classes in school activities. Atten on March 15 as patrolman. He dance at football and basketball came to Nyssa from Buhl, Ida games, school - sponsored dances ho. where he attended and was and student body elections give graduated from high school. classes points of 5, 3 and 1. Com He served as a military police petition yells along with parent man in the U. S. Army and re attendance at P T A earn the ceived his discharge from the classes points of 2 and 1. service on Dec. 6 last year. Points were also deducted classes which did not follow “Seniors First” tradition I 4 FOR SALE Owyhee Steel Rosy Makes Plans For Tour of U.S. IT'S TIME MR. FARMER . . . To Have All Your WINTER CLOTHING CLEANED Stored Away SUMMER WEAR Freshened Up! Ideal Cleaners and Laundry RENSTROM AGENCY concretelawn O rnaments BODY REPAIR and PAINTING Free Estimates! PRUYN'S AUTO REPAIR Other Awards Presented Mrs. Harriet Brumbach gave : out library awards to 13 students, while band, pep band, dance band and cheerleader awards were pre sented by Bob Q Smith. Nineteen NHS wrestlers receiv ed awards from Mel Calhoun. FFA awards were presented by Carl Devin and included the Vo- Ag DeKalb award to Dean Peter son. Other awards included six read ing and 11 Thespian awards. Don Bates presented t h e Thespian awards including a key award to ED W. PRUYN —RONALD E. PRUYN One Mile North of Nyssa on Highway 20 PHONE 372-3528 From brewing time .. . to taste sublime A. * V hl i ■ I IN OREGON IIBEIt A NATI RAI. 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