Powers Graduation Highlights Class of 1954 Exercises
Commencement honors at Powers High School featured speakers Madelon McMahon and Harry Adamek, senior diplomas presented by Superintendent Nicklaus, and class members Guyh Sheedy, Yvonne McCulloch, Inez Alawine, Walter Jones, and William Thorp. Local residents attended, with district officials and community members celebrating the event and related garden club and home demonstration activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyh Sheedy
Madelon McMahon
Yvonne McCulloch
Inez Alawine
Harry Adamek
Walt Jones
William Thorp
Robert Walker
Stephen Breitenstein
Buglers
Walter Jones
W. A. Anderson
Gayle Sheedy
Nicklaus
Elwin Frye
Board of Education
Loreta Barkdoll
Linda Bender
Donald Fry
Raymond Fry
Leo Grandmontagne
Donald Hess
Terry Hess
Barbara Jean Johnson
Gary McDaniel
Irene Miller
Mary Neal
Gary Orwick
Howard Post
Laurence Rolfe
Judith Schrag
Francis Smith
Kenneth Smith
Robert Thorp
Donna Truax
Helen van Dyke
Ronald Woodring
Lesterthey
Garden Club
Carey Bones
Howard Pointer
Floyd ‘Summers
Carl Stoker
Powers Library
Floyd Summers
Albert Olsen
Harvey Jack
Archie Lane
Emma Webster
Miss Webster
Clarence Johnson
Ted Heatkett
Local Mystic Chapter OES Dinner Highlights Lodge Members
Included Edward S. Gamwell of Yachats the 3rd Master of the Lodge Sterling Zimmerman of Eugene the 4th Dr. Ralph Milne and Noble Rovang of Coquille C P Easley Kenneth Rolfe Elwin Frye and Archie Lane of Powers. Dinner was served in the Homemaking room of the high school by members of Mystic chapter OES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Gamwell
Yachats
Lodge
Sterling Zimmerman
Eugene
Ralph Milne
Noble Rovang
Coquille
C. P. Easley
Kenneth Rolfe
Elwin Frye
Archie Lane
Powers
Mystic Chapter
OES
Sitkum News Highlights Local Family Visits and Graduation
Sitkum reports Mrs. Charles Storm and family from Langlois visiting with Mrs. Charles Southmayd. Navy Air Corp member Dick Southmayd on leave plans Japan service after electronics training in Denver. Eight grade graduates Claudia Lambert Charles Powell Donald Cusick and Shirley Lee received diplomas. Rev George Lease gave invocation. A weekend visit from Mr and Mrs Duane Netland. trips by Ivan Laird to Coquille for an AEA meeting. Bretthauer couple vacationing at Ed win Crowley place. Church services by Rev Edward McClurg and family with solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Storm
Langlois
Charles Southmayd
Dick Southmayd
Navy Air Corp
Denver
Colo
Japan
Claudia Lambert
Charles Powell
Donald Cusick
Shirley Lee
George Lease
Arago
Audrey Russell
Myrtle Point
John Kirk
Duane Netland
Fern
W. A. Nickason
Ivan Laird
Coquille
Don B.bretthauer
Elsie May Crowley
Hillsboro
Edwin Crowley
Edward McClurg
McClurg
Remote Community Club Meets at Mrs De LaCasse Home
The Remote Community Club held a May 12 meeting at Mrs De LaCasse’s residence with a brief business session followed by refreshments served to numerous members and their children. Upcoming gathering planned at Mrs Cy Forsythe’s home in Remote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remote
de LaCasse
Irene Young
Eva Jennings
Charles Bowers
Clarence Bloyd
George Holloway
Marvin Stacy
Henry Wyrick
Merle Wyrick
Harlan Wyrick
Cy Forsythe
Ann Russell
Ron Russell
North Bend
Dick Russell
Dewey
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Don Cotton
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Marlin Long
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A. L. Burch
Portland
James
Ella) Boone
Boone
Fairview
Steve Zimmerman
Bingham Lodge
A.F
A.M. Edward S. Gamwell
Florence Lodge
Lyle Shawver
Rebekahs
Grants Pass
Corvallis
Janet
A.M
Oliver C. Enland Box
Myrtle Peimt
Oce
Shaw
Allowa
ANG Your
Sempepert
Myrtle Pointeron
County Extension Office
Oregon State College
Yount Lime Co
P. D
Sitkum News
King
Myrtle
Hannan
Winchester Bay
Bert Mecum
Sandy Creek
Gene Bulson
Norman Bulson
Tony Stenman
Mast Hospital
G. A. Young
Carl Larson
Seattle
Albie Ritchey
California
Kenneth Kentler
Monrovia
Don Rockwood
Charleston
Rickie Mooney
Neill Mooney
Joe Nichols
Julius Dockery
Esther Culman
Murphy
North Carolina
Guy Mooney
Oregon
Washington
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