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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
City School Children Bid Goodbye To Books Today; Teachers Plan Vacations : KlMiwth rllf city school children said goodbye to tachers, classrooms iid book at 1 o'clock thl afternoon when they returned to the seven city ichoola to receive their final report card for the year. Teachers were Juiil as anxious to let on wltn tneir inmrnu"i as were the youngsters and the fol lowing information, complied by the office of Superintendent Arnold Oralapp, tells of many plans made by the instructors. Conger f Martha McLaughlin will attend summer school at 80CB, Afhland, Betty French wlU take a snort trip to Portland and Seattle and will spend the remainder of the summer here and at her cabin at Lake & the Woods. Both Hasel Oass and Muriel Ooodwln wlU remain In Wartath Falls. Lorena Pease plans to attend Ban Jose State Teachers rolleg i hi Ban Jose. Calif., and Augusta Parker, the principal, wlU attend summer iehool at the University of Oregon extension, Portland. Falrview Principal Florence Ollmann will travel tTthe Midwest and Evelyn Ickee will enjoy a vacation trip to Vtotoria 'an? then attend summer school at Monmouth. Both Mary tractor and Ina Patty plan short trip, with most of the time pent In Klamath Falls, and B, . May LaCUU will so to summer school at ooo. Cheater Soulre will also go to sum mer school, at Greeley, Colo., and Oladyi Langslet plans a trip to Min nesota. Irma Wauchope wlU go to i.rrrrr. th.n itusnd summer iehool at San Jose. Freda Wheeler is j undecided as to pians. Mills Principal Verne Spelrs will attend summer school at the University of Oregon and remaining at home here are Ruth Southwell. Aubra Griffiths, Lucille SeweU, Helen N. Johnson, Bemlce Elliott, Forest Monroe. Irene Foster, Marguerite Morgan and Reva BnelL Ida Edsall will remain here also wltn tne exception m In California and one In Washing ton. Florence Walker and Emllle , Haldeman will go to their homes In Eugene and Laura Howard and, daughter. Mary Jane, will go to Ash- land, Mrs. Howard to attend SOCK and Mary Jane to study music. Ruth ' Schwab, school secretary, will return home to Minneapolis and Berly Mc- T In' ,lan an Indefinite. Bennet Loftsgaard will attend summer school at SOCE completing work for a bachelor's degree, and Margaret Kopta will go to her home in Freewater. Mabel NlUel plans to apend the summer at Oregon Caves and Golden Brown will spend a part of August on the Oregon coast. Joan Parsons plans to open a record de partment at Rlckys and Hope Sam ton will attend summer school at MnnmouUi. Ebb Reno will vacation at Bandon and Bremerton, Wash-, ! and Delia Records will go to summer school at SOCE. Julia Olgler will continue teaching, working In the city summer schf-ol program while Freed a Kemnitzer leaves for Los Angeles to be gone several weeks. Elda Fletcher will attend a special education workshop in Salem, later going to her summer cottage at Diamond lake. Roosevelt i Jean Dickenson will attend San Jose summer school, Philip Schwab leaves to attend the University of Minnesota next year, and Beth Mc Man us will go to New York. Helen Perkins plans a trip east, Beatrice juaa win leacn summer scnooi ana the remainder of the staff said their plans were Indefinite. Principal Ed mund Atteoury nas resigned, Riverside Principal Darrell Potter will re main here as will Florence Smith, Bertha Hultman and Ora Reading. Maya B. Wells will travel to Portland and the Midwest, and Connell Na pier will attend summer school at tne university 01 vregon aoing graa uate work and plans to teach In Eugene next year. Freda Erfle's plans are undecided as are Florence Howe's. Pelican Mildred Merrill will attend sum mer school at SOCE. the remainder of the summer In Portland. Emily Priest will go to SOCE summer Lake Tahoe. Grass Valley and Oak land. Calif. Marjorle Brlssendrn will remain In Klamath Falls as will Lois Llnd, who plans a few short trips. Leigh Penning will attend SOCE and Pearl Thompson plans a few brief Jaunts before vacationing here. Ruth Jones Is undecided as to her summer, and Charllne Zwelgart will fly to Denver to meet her family and then return here. Gerald Clemens, the principal, will attend summer school at Eugene, University of Oregon. Fremont Remaining in Klamath Falls are Leora Repp, Dorothy Hutchinson, James Scott, and "Indefinite" was Slven as plana of Freda Robinson, uanlta Robb, Edna Bowman, Aud rey McPherson, Buena Stone, May Phinney and Eva Mary Lovely. Wal ter NlUel will go to the Oregon Caves, Albert Downs will teach art and crafts in the summer play ground program, Martha Berg plans to attend summer school and Olive Wilson will go to summer school at OSC, Corvallls. Henrietta Clemens aill attend summer school at the University of Oregon and Edna H. Russell will go to San Jose. Calif. Charles McUn will also attend sum mer school as will Lena Hackett, who goes to Salem for sneclal edu cation. Pat Hunt will attend sum- mar school at the University of Washington, Principal Lowell Kaup wlU attend summer school at the University of California, and Anna B. Fisher will Join her husband for the summer at Lava Beds national monument. Dental Association To Raise Fund PORTLAND, June 6 im The Ore gon State Dental association Is plan ning to start a fund to endow a de partment of post-graduate training and research at the University of Oregon Dental school. The association, which disclosed the plan at the annual convention here, said it hoped the legislature would complete the fund. Delegates named Dr. J H. Ross man, Portland, president-elect. The retiring president, Dr. Kinley K. Adams, Portland, said In the annual report Uiat the association has 745 members, highest on record. Paraguay Rebels Defend Capital ASUNCION. Paraguay. June 6 I Paraguayan rebels were reported fighting hard before their capital city of Conception today In the wake of a loyalist claim that one route of escape for the insurgent had been cut off through loss of the town of Capltan Bado. tin dispatches from the Brailllan Paraguayan border last night, the Braallian news agency Asapress quoted a rebel communique as say ing that Insurgent headquarters in Conception had been "Intensely bombarded with a heavy loss of life.") No Contracts To Be Let BOISE, Ida., June itf") No major contracts for construction of Colum bia basin irrigation works will be let during the coming fiscal year, Reclamation Commissioner Michael W. Straus advised Uit regional olllce yesterday. Harold T. Nelson, acting regional director, in announcing tho decision said the bureau would fall short of sufficient funds for contracts now In effect even though congress ap propriates the full I31,s00,000 pro posed. 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