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BROO.K IN G S -HA y ^ OR P IL O T . B rookings.
O reg o n
t h e i r sco o te rs. S e n te n c e of th e do rst.
s tu d e n t c o u rt w as th a t th e tw o
Student Body Officer -
p u p ils be b a rr e d f r o m rid in g
President Gene Reding.
he eeet it I
th e i r sco o te rs, o r d riv in g any
sfruautf
.’umoi S h ra d e r
o th e r v eh icle u n le ss aeco m p an i-
S ecretary R uth H a sse tt,
ed by th e i r p a re n ts , to an d fro m
r n a s u r e r R aym ond R e ek m an
Iry _ O h
I V n a tio n a l sch o o l, d u rin g th e noon ho u r, an d
S g t at arm s— K e n n e th Jan -
it Klamath F a l l s h a s d u r in g school h o u rs fo r a p eriod icke.
'ging Co.
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j 15 months fro m tw o o f six w eek s, en d in g Nov. 29.
ve a Day s I
’ 35 stu : -nts to a n in
«’ Count,
T h e f a c u lty rev iew ed th e c a se n
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I
which today n u m b e rs a n d by u n a n im o u s vote, voted
the countv ]
tely 500 m en a n d w orn- f o r th e d ecisio n o f th e s t u d e n t ;
hospital
tried courses of c r a f t a n d c o u r t to s ta n d as passed.
M e m b e rs of th e stu d e n t c o u rt
pint which
laming. N inety p e r c e n t!
id builds!
xid War 2 v e te r a n s a n d a r e th e s tu d e n t body officers, and
th e v a rio u s c la s s p resid en ts.
[them are m arried .
A la rg e p e rc e n ta g e of th e high
«as reported by O. I.
C L A S S A N D S T U D E N T B O D Y and g ra d e school te a c h e rs w ere
state dm to r of v o ca-
O F F IC E R S E L E C T E D
p resen t T hursday ev en in g , w hen)
[educat.on, f th e O re g o n
S e n io r C lass
an in fo rm al recep tio n w as h eld
nt of v e te ra n s’ a ff a irs
P re s id e n t R ay m o n d R eekm an.
P a re n t-T e a c h e rs As-
following th e c o m p le
V io e -p re sid e n t R u th H a sse tt. soc’at*on m eetin g of th e seaso n .)
15 months of su c c e s s fu l
S e c r e ta r y - J o a n B yrne.
F a c u lty m em b ers w e re in tro -
of the s ta te 's n e w e s t
r nioderj
T r e a s u r e r M arily n S tru eb in g . duced by S u p t. L ynn H am p to n ,
gjest vocational scnool.
S g t. a t a rm s — K en n eth Ja n -
D u rin g th e b u sin ess m e e tin g it
orth of
itr, of the school h a s b een ick e.
w as voted to fu rn ish th e co t in
than was a n tic ip a te .!, J u n i o r C la s s —
th e te a c h e rs room , w hich w ill be
T E S :|
said E xperts p re d ic te d
P r e s id e n t— G ilm an Puffy.
used by th e school n u rse . It is
ut 400 would e n ro ll in
V ic e -p re sid e n t J u n io r S h a rd r r
year of o p e ra tio n s, a n d I
equipped w ith m a ttr e s s an d a
S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r — Patty-
n u m b er of b la n k e ts. S h e e ts, p il­
the second y e a r. T h e B ra u n .
low case an d pillow-s w e re d o ­
|budget was n t up on th is
S o p h o m o re C lass -
n a te d by m em bers.
Paulson said h e *ex-
P r e s id e n t—Bob K err.
4
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George W’idney rep o rted th a t
|enrollment in th e seco n d
Zook w o rk . o f ,h <- “ f,H - p a tr o l g ro u p
(exceed 600. ju d g in g fro m
S e c r e ta r y — B ev erly Hill.
: HARM ent growth.
w ould he resu m ed
T r e a s u r e r - Don Jak lew icz.
A p a p e r on p a re n t ed u c a tio n .
r n D. Purvine. th e sch o o l
S g t. a t a rm s C h ris B row n.
ed teach
p re p a re d by Mrs. C. II. R au sc.
reported th a t th e 421 F re s h m a n C lass—
w as re a d by M rs. W’m. F o ltz.
enrolled on S e p t. 30,
of
P re s id e n t L yle V au g h an
Lynn H am p to n re p o rte d on th e
non-veterans by a r a -
V ic e -p re sid e n t - Boy Shipley.
condition of th e school.
liue to one. F o rty -n in e v e t-
S e c re ta ry - — H en ry G rooten-
R efre sh m e n ts w ere se rv ed by
ltod graduated as o f th is
d o rs t.
th e e x ecu tiv e co m m itte e .
T he
T r e a s u r e r — E d w ard G rooten- N o v em b er m e etin g w ill be h eld
)>ak enrollr-- nt. P u r v in e
Buildir
i last April 15, w h e n 515
were rep o rted in th e
ngs,
!daily atten d an ce re c o rd s,
wpular c ,-ses a t th e
|ve diesel nv-ehanics, a u to
lion School
bent Higher
Anticipated
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A. Hosts A t
Teacher Reception
Thursday Evening
okïngs
sr Coir
, $20(l
auto body and fen-
pa.r. gunsmi th in g a n d re -
k n
W5 of th e s tu d e n ts
I ' .- school o p e r a t e d h o u s-
“ rates from $53 to $57
r ’l for board a n d ro o m .
to $39 for a p a r t m e n t s
AH th e 180
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