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KLAMATH TRIBUNE
JUNE 1957
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Four students tinder the Klamath Kducation Program who gradu
ated June J from O.T.I, are, left to right, William Harficld, Kugcne
Keane, Finley Harney. and Irwin Crume. Also graduating hut not
availahle at the time the picture was taken were Clarence Courtney,
Nancy Gentry, and Alton Thompson. ,
SEVEN KLAMATH EDUCATION PROGRAM
STUDENTS GRADUATE AT O.T.I.
Seven students attending O.T.I,
under the Klamath Kducation
Program received their diplomas
in graduation ceremonies held on
the Oi l campus June 2. Those
graduating were: William Har
ficld, Hody ami h'ender ; I'inley
Harney. Commercial Art; Clar
ence Courtney, Sanitation Kujji
neerin;; Irwin Crume, Auto
Mechanics; Nancy Cicntry, (icn
eral Office; ICuene Keane, Hody
iS: I'ender ; Alton Thompson,
Diesel Mechanics.
Queried on their plans follow
ing graduation, William Harfield
Irwin Crume On
O.T.I. Honor Roll
Irwin Crume, who graduated
from OT1 n June 2 under the
Klamath Kducation Program, was
on the OTI honor toll for spring
term. Irwin, an Auto Mechanics
student, had a TOO or straight A
average for the term.
O.T.I. To Discontinue
Two Courses
As of the end of the past school
year two courses, linking and
Watchmaking, have hern dis
continued indefinitely at O.T.I.
In addition, the sports equipment
course will not he offered during
the 1957-58 school year hut will
he resumed in September 158.
and Alton Thompson indicated
that they will seek employment
in their respective fields in the
San Kraucisco area through the
relocation program. Clarence
Courtney intends to either take
a job in Sanitation Kninecrinjj
or receive more training in the
field at Oregon State College.
Finlcy Harney will do advanced
study in the commercial art field
during the coming school year at
Advertising Art School in. Port
land. Kucne Keane is also in
terested in further training and
has enrolled for summer school
at Northwest Technical Institute
in Portland, where he is taking
Heavy Kuipment Operation.
Nancy Ocntry and Irwin Crume
are as yet undecided on their
post- graduation plans.
K. Hatcher To Resign,
To Resume Training
Karen Hatcher, who has been
rendering the Klamath Kducation
Program efficient service during
the past year as a Clerk Steno
grapher I. will resign from the
Program effective July 1. She
plans to resume her training at
Northwestern School of Com
merce in Portland, where she has
already completed a nine months
course in Junior Accounting. She
intends to enroll in the Personal
Secretarial Course, and will be
gin classes Julv 15.
FORTY-FOUR STUDENTS UNDER KLAMATH
ED. PROGRAM COMPLETE SCHOOL YEAR
Forty-four students under the Klamtah Kducation Program
recently completed the 1956-57 school year at various vocational
schools and colleges throughout the State. The names of the students
and their courses and schools are listed as follows:
Hall, Vroodrow Architecture, U. of O.
Harfield, William Hody & Fender, O.T.I.
Harney, Finley Commercial Art, O.T.I.
Harney, Jackie Auto Mechanics. O.T.I.
Harney, Louisa Heauty, College of Heauty
Harney, Melvin Hody & Fender, O.T.I.
Hellm, Harbara Liberal Arts, U. of O.
Helhn, Paul Gunsmithing, O.T.I.
Hodner, Vincent Auto Mechanics, O.T.I.
Huckskin. Justine Kducation, Mt. Angel
Clinton, Clarence Cabinet making, O.T.I.
Coburn, Joseph Kducation, O.C.K.
Cole, Roger Hody it Fender, O.T.I.
. Copeland, John Kducation, O.C.K.
Courtney, Clarence Sanitation Kng., O.T.I.
Cotirtney, Laura Secretarial, Northwestern School
of Commerce
Crume, Irwin Auto Mechanics, O.T.I.
David, Gordon Carpentry, O.T.I.
David, Randolph Auto Mechanics, O.T.I.
Davis, Klnathan Accounting, O.T.I.
Dillstrom, Vernon X-Rav Technology, O.T.I.
Gentry, Nancy General Office, O.T.I.
Hatcher. I larold Carpentry, O.T.I.
Hicks. James Diesel Mechanics, O.T.I.
Huntsinger, Margaret X-Ray Technology, O.T.I.
Keane, Kugenc Hody it Fender, O.T.I.
Kirk, Frieda Kducation, II. of O.
Manual, W'ilma Nursing, Sacred Heart Hosp., Kugenc
Milhorn, Viola Tailoring & Dressmaking
. Kugenc Vocational School
Miller, Dona Practical Nursing, O.T.I.
Mitchell, lien Hodv it Fender, O.T.I.
Mitchell, Kdward L Highway Kng., O.T.I.
Ohles, Wallace Liberal Arts, University of Portland
Ortis, Andrew Sect, it Acct., Northwestern School
of Commerce
Ortis, Krnestinc X-Rav Technology, O.T.I.
Ortis, Leland Hody it 'Fender, O.T.I.
Porter, Hcvcrly Liberal Arts, U. of O.
Porter, Richard Pharmacy, O.S.C.
Seid, Shirley Kducation, O.C.K.
Thompson, Alton Diesel Mechanics, O.T.I.
Tuppcr, Phil Carpentry, O.T.I.
Walker, Alma Kducation. University of Portland
Warren, Shirlee Nursing Kducation, U. of O.
Wilson, Marlon Farm Technology, O.T.I.
Indicates that student graduated from course.
TRIBAL MEMBERS SLATED FOR RELOCATION
Kleven members of the Klam
ath Tribe are scheduled to be
placed in jobs and training under
the relocation program during
June. The names of the new re
locatces, their courses or employ
ment, and areas of relocation are
listed as follows: William Har
' field, body it fender employment,
San Francisco; Leroy Godowa.
small engines course, Denver:
Glen Haskins. employment. San
Francisco: Verna Hicks, business
course, Denver; Jcrroll Hull,
bookkeeping course, San Fran
cisco; Philip Jackson, carpentry
course, Denver; Yvonne Jackson,
cosmetology course, Denver;
Robert Royse, guns m i t h i n g
course, Denver; Louis Shadley,
auto body it fender course. San
Francisco; Doris Shuey, airline
hostess course, Denver; Alton
Thompson, employment, San
Francisco.
. Also relocated earlier was
Woodrow Decker, who is taking
an aircraft mechanics course in
Denver.
Any tribal members interested
in learning more about the relo
cation program are invited to con
tact Mr. Leonard Allen, relocation
officer. atMiis office at 434 Main
St. in Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Or