High School Songsters
To Compete At Eugene
Surgery Saves Child
Kliiniiilli II n kin liluli school
nliiclcnlH of lllll IIIIIHit' lllipill't
ini'iit. whii luivu worked limit to
tniltfy tor tliii trip, Iciive tlili)
wri'kfiid to i-ntiT iiutlnnul com
petition lit Kuili'lii'. The bund,
1'iipiH'llu I'lmir, itlrln enneinlili',
t liirliii't iiinrti't mid thrro solo
lull will piirllrliiiile Miiy 3 and
4. All will tnkr iiiii I In coin-IM-tltlnn
Friday with tin- excrp
lion of thn timid unci choir. Thi'iia
two iirmips will aiiH'iir Kiiliirduy,
niTiirdhiu to Aiiilrr-w I.uiicy Jr.,
director of niiinii' rdiii'iitlnn.
Thlit l.i (hi) flrnl time In (lis
Mutiny of Ihi- whool that slu
di'iitn hiivo upiK'nri'd at the no
tloniil roniii'tlllon (or Hi-ulon 1,
and thn trip win inuile imssllile
by diiiiiilliiini from towimpi'iiplr.
I'rivntn I'urn unci liimwn will
tnko the l)o.v and Kli'li) north.
Mm. Miirmiri't Hlniile will ac
iMimpmiy lhi uroup to Kiwi-no to
serve UK rliiiprrom- for tint Kills.
A I. mi iitti-nillnK with l.onry will
lip John O'Connor mid John
' Dent of the niuslo dupurtmi-nt.
l.tmey mild lodny that students
atti-iullnil coinpi'tltlon will tin re-oolri-d
to uttrnd an much of thn
two-dny proKrum an pnwilble M
the niiiln puriMine of the trip Is
to niipiiilnt lioyii and Klrls with
the type of work done In other
school. He ulmi stressed to the
student Unit reifiirdless of tho
1 I 1... 1 1,1... Hill
(UliiiK llli ivrii ijr ii
dentil, he fell the trip would he
Well worthwhile u it will illve
the purticliMiui the opportunity
to hear the top nruiinluitlom
and snlol.ils In I no northweiit.
Cilrl student will he housed
In private home and sorority
Iioum'ii, the hoys In the armory.
Stutlentn will not be permitted
to remain over In Kuiiene Sitl
tirdav nlitht. Following are the
KUHS student purtlciiniting.
lllrlt laklntf part ara fonla tla
WILII. hharry llwilu. NImkmi t.'amp
ImII. Jaitat IiiimvII. Itarltara riaiiial.,
Iti'ilri lllkiin. lulu Mrllrhla. Marv rl(
flllt, llitfarlit Norland. Jityi-a Kampia, lill
milliard, t'halrla Malum, Norma Hnilltl.
Ilevarly Knt, Lula Larauii, Wlulliad
SliralmaM
r.i.ia tiiiiniit. riuiu iimwit, rnmiyn
aloiilaltli, llarhata Hill llutli I'oyloii,
Honim f.laaell. .ada Tavl,r, Yvalla
llMl, Alva Walla. Nadllta Stnrrla.
Marlin Uuhin lliilll Ktauaa. Nlha
Uanka, Clurla Matthawa, t'osalta llaim-
Ilally (Jllddan
ltamlirlrk. Jwan Klilill
lot). Juaiuia Hlacy. Jran union, nnartw
Slary Kimoni llomar. Mary Htorta, i
Iiorolnv Howry, t'ootila Jtunl, aitlrlay '
Vandarhaff fclla Jon.
llorla Wravar. Marsarat Jnhnatnn.
Marian Waualar. Erlana Whaalar, Uia 1
WM.rnanl. llarlalta Kitowlaa, Clao '
l-amnntpnla. I'lara Lauitlratn. Marl I
Wnahl. Mum l.aidry. tiarbara Zlnn,
Xaiy Ann Mill. Jaan Stnnid.
Carolyn Avary, 1.11a Iaiw, Himnnl t
Klitaaly Nancy Humid Joanna lian.
Halt. Halty l-owman. Carolyn Mon- I
Irlltl. Iliatnl llmlliarlnn. Jima Murpriy.
llary tiu Caa llalli (tiaalaln, Mary
U.Kinn.y. Porolliy Colli. r
Manan M'-lnlyra. IliOilila Coullar. !
Katharlna Nawinan. Mary Ollrlan "!
n Craaawall. Ilanmna Itaavaa. Hharon
HiW,lnm. Ilaorgla II, oa. ltol,y flchulll,
Maalna fltllallr, Jaannlna Halby.
Iloya taking part ara Huy Ijwn, .
Chaa llrlffhltnan, llarlan llnaworlh.
Snalnay Murray. Chartaa Martin. II, maid
ottiamnr Jolin Ijilltmp Jantaa Owana,
Harry 1'law.on lllll Kaaaaa I'hllllp Mr
rillllvray. Ilonald llullav. William Mim
br. flnuflaa llrydan. (jnrrlon Vallrh. :
Jam Clllrvm. Jonn Kpiay. i nanaa
Atolaraon. I. Hawaiian Gallin g, flordtm .
yialrhar. Jarry Maak. Clary gmllh.
f'laranca Huaaman, lira Nalaon. Frank
u.n w am Hon iwa I. lion run
ilm Mi't lallan, nan -lompaina. I'ac
Wllklna. Ilavhl Nlanaar. fat Italia,
Manrli-a llalinka. nvln v"m. I'yi 1 raig.
I nanaa iiaiioruooar. ri,,a, tntvi,
Hrtlra Crawford, lion rarrla, Harold
llaililfu.k John llallhroniiar.
Miown. lllll larrln. rival! Illa'ili. Honald
WiKMla. I'alvlll Aflklaaoli. lion lloudoll,
Uv t'rala flrvllla t'llliolltahaln
lNhirl.. I)r, nl. 1,0. Will. or Illlol. Jlrn
Krwlli. lllll Kvana. (larald Kalaa. lllll
Kllrltana. Iloll ludarrtala, Jark lraoi
Ji, lliirliall Jin, Mtan. Dava I'allai
on. liana Taylon, Jarry Mliudaa, Ciordun
Kohlnaon. Al Hlrala
Saered llearl academy ittn
denta iMirtlclpatlnu In the nation
al conipetlllon, are mnkliiK the
trip throiiKh the cniirleny of the
Fourth Ueuree of KnlijliU of Co
luinhun. 'l'hey will lie nccom
nanled by Sinter M. Fuintlna,
liend of the academy aclioiil of
munir. Thin uroup placed lilKh
at dlMrlct couipelilloii held thin
punt month In Anlilanrl.
been
Copeland Elected
By Indian Juniors
John II. Copeland him
elected prenldent of thn Kliiniiilli
Indian Junior council for one
year. The orKiiiilullon l new
ly formed and la open to nil
memherii of the tribe over the
uc of n uud under 117.
Other officer Include Fried
man Kirk, vice prenldent; June
W, Pollrun, aecretnry; Evan.
Nelson, treuaiirer, unci Loula T.
KiiIkIiI, HTKiMinl ul nrin.
The council lin HI new mem
ber, Wilfred Hnrkley, Gerald
Captain, Leroy Hoover. Lloyd I,.
Johniton, Loul KiiIkIiI. Carl S.
libert, Chrl.illnn Hlddlr, Hnc
llnd Kiddle Hurry Wrlht Jr.,
and Jamei C. Wrlnht.
C . ' . f -aa. V..aai
Tiny Karen Whltgrove enjoys life any normal S-month-old
baby, thank to a daring operation performed by Dr. Leon Cold
man, Unlreriltr of California medical achool, when the child wn
35 day old, Tha operation which probably avd her life, gave
her a bile duct, which Mother Nature had failed to provide.
IParaa la nlfttiratrl with ha mnlhar. Mrs. RavmAnrl F. Whitnrava
of Sacramento, Calif. Her daddy U a captain in the army air
force. AP wiraphoto.
KUHS Seniors
Slate Parties
Klamath Union hlKh achool
senior, attending their Innt
month of hlKh school, have a
number of affairs scheduled for
the cIiihji, according to Principal
btanley Woodruff.
First on the program is the
senior dinner arranged by Par
ent and Patron club for
Wednesduy, May 8, at 6 p. m., In
the KUHS cafeteria.
The Junior-Senior prom will
be held in Pelican court Friday,
May 10, and another social
event for senior girl only. 1 the
tea arranged by the Klamath
chapter of AAUW for Saturday
afternoon, May 11, at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Humble.
baccalaureate service will
be held Sunday, May 19, at 8
p. m In the KUHS auditorium,
the ipeaker to be announced
later.
Commencement will be held
Wednesday, May 22, at 8 p, m.
In I'i'llcan court. In keeping
with the program held last year,
there will be no formal penker
but both the valedictorian, Mary
Klnlne Griffith, and the saluta
torian, Scott White Reed, will
speak.
Schools throughout the city,
including both KUHS and the
elementary system, will close for
the summer vacation on Friday,
May 24. Schools will reconvene
on September 9, the school su
perintendent's office announced.
Harrison Johnson
Dies At- Hospital
Harrison Sidney ''Sid" John
son, all, for the past 35 years a
resident of Klamath Falls, died
at 10:10 p. m. Wednesday at
Klamath Valley hospital. Mr.
Johnson, at the time of his death,
was employed in the planing
mill at Ewauna Box company.
Two months ago Mr. Johnson
suffered a broken ankle while at
work and had been off duty ;
since that time. He was released i
from the hospital two week !
after the accident and an attack I
of pneumonia occurred. The
Johnson family resides iust i
cast of Klamath Falls. Final '
rites will not be announced by
Ward's until word comes from a
son, Dale, now with the army in
Germany. Mrs. Johnson and four :
children survive. Mr. Johnson
was a native of Asheville, N. C,
and moved to this city in 1911,
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Barbour Stock
Goes To Anderson
Mac Barbour, whose rodeo
stock recently performed at the
Red Bluff show, is leaving for
Anderson, Calif., to participate
In the rodeo there on May 12.
Barbour said he would go di
rectly from Anderson to Walla
Walla, Wash., for the show on
May 18, and will also appear at
Uayton. Wash., and Union. Ore.
Barbour's stock will be re-'
turned here for the Klamath
Buckaroo Days show over the
Fourth of July.
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