Southern Oregon University - Raider Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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The Raider The Raider, formerly known as the Oregon Son, is published every spring term by the Associated Students of Southern Oregon College, Work on the 1951 annual started just after football season. Many touchdowns were accredited by the new plays which brought the theme Football, and a new name for the annual. Captain ot the Raider for the year 1950-Sl was Jim Womack. Other aut- standing players were: Alanna King, As- sistant Editor, .lerry Bruce and Dean Hag- gard, Layouts, Virginia Myers, Business Manager, Tom Bettencourt and Bill Webb, Sports Writers, Clifford Sowell, Art, and Julia Bruce, Snapshot Editor. Staff Report- ers were: Marian Kruse, Mary Edwards, Phyllis Stauffer, Venice Moon, and Bev- erley Jones. Typists were: Careen Molthu, Mary Ed- wards, Madge Beeson, June Kelso, and Joyce Griffin. Mr. William Dawkins, Journalism in- structor at Southern Oregon, was the fac- ulty coach of the Raider Staff. Qaff ', . ' -.ii5.ii-- ,I an j ,tif L55 .15 Il' . ir' '

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Wbogs Who Eight students from South- ern Oregon College made the All Star team, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, this year. The players who made the team are: Barbara Bentley, President of Susanne Homes Hall, Jack Bolton, lst Vice President of the Associated Student Body, Jerry Bruce, 2nd Vice President of the As- sociated Student Body, Chuck Eliason, President of the Cam- era Club, Marilyn Matheny, Treasurer of Campus Chris- tian Fellowship, Mary Mc- Cormick, President of the As- sociated W o m e n Students, DeWayne Mitchell, President of the Senior Class, and Joe Scallon, President of the As- sociated Student Body. This year the All Star team was chosen by the fac- ulty of Southern Oregon Col- lege. These Juniors and Sen- iors were selected on the basis of scholarship, character, per- sonality, and outstanding work in college activities. Each player received a cer- tificate of recognition award- ed by Who's Who, which was presented at the annual Moth- er's Day luncheon. They also received recognition in the l95O-5l publication of Who's Who Among Students in Am- erican Colleges and Universi- ties. This is one of the highest awards which a student on any college campus can receive. lt is an encouragement to stu- dents for higher achievement.

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The Siskiyou The Siskiyou Squad, under the coaching of Mr. Bill Dawkins, pub- lished the weekly paper for the i950- 5l season. Captain of the team, Ray Bradshaw, and co-captain, Rosemary Ring, tackled the job and scored a victory for S.O.C. Supporting players were: Business Manager, Dalton James, News Editors, Virginia Myers and Claire Cross, Circulation, Chuck Quackenbushg Copyreaders, Chet Williams and Anne Fullerton, Sports Editors, Tom Bettencourt and Fred Buehner, Reporters, Clara Lane, Bev- erley Jones, Dick Carter, Chuck Perry, Marilyn Ramey, Venice Moon, Ray Garcia, Gus Xerogeanes, Marlvs Franklin, Bill Carstens, and Mary El- len Yost. Though there was financial trouble to be contended with, the team put out a paper of quality. I v l 1 . ry ' 7 Wifi . .im- HR - l , -Q' . , ' ,