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Playtime Activities .
When July luriu tfl Augiul. vacatlonrr from arlxiol are )ut brclitiiiiiC
In settle down lo Uirir summer rotilinr whrthrr It is "Just loaling" or
'working for Dad" or one of tle hard-to.find aummer Job.
Looking about at tin "college kids" this lummn, out Imdi a composite
' of lummrr vacations
Bhlrtey Dallon and Jrann Hilton hav Just relumed from trip lo
tlx rut coast whrr thry wrrr attending the Alpha Ontlcron Pi convention.
Both glrla art Juniors at the Univrrally of Oregon.
Over for tha week-end from Mrdlord wrra Drn rarhart and Bill Jonrs.
Dran la attending tha University of Oregon, and BUI will or a annhomore
at Bouthrrn Orrcoo col Irs r. Lat yrar Bill aa prrudrnt of hu fmhrnan
claaa for two trrma at IKX7.
Othrr atudrnu from tKX? homa for the aummrr ara Orotic Bell. Mark
Hatlm. Jack Anker, Andy Moor and Amu Ellu.
Betvrrn f ratting and eajnlinf tha mailman about Uir tradra 'a huh
nrr arrmrd to cornel from the Unlremty of Orefnn. the atudenla are find
Ilia time to work. Btuy Ihu aummrr ara Kelly farm, a Junior In la.
Kalhrnna Nraman. Jim Boyd. Jim CrUmon. Dick Pour. Rex Younc and
Don Bllirra.
Jim CrUmon. aflrr all of hla yell leadlnf eipcrlenra In hKh achoul. U
planning aoma mora antlca ainca ha waa elected but aprlng aa cheer leader
for tha unlreraiiy.
From tha Unlrmlty ' Portland for the aummer la Dean Abbott. B ll
Colbert la alto going to tha Vnivrralty of Portland whrrr ha u tier p resi
dent of Uia atudent body. Ha aa hera recently from Medford where he and
hla parrnta now lire.
Another boy In Portland for hit achoollng, and here for the aummrr,
ta Ben Lemlre. Ben la going to dental college, which la affiliated with tht
UnlyrrHty of Oregon.
Of count, thera ara alwaya a few fur whom arhool doea not end with
tha beginning of aummrr. Among thoaa attending aummer aeMlona are Ruth
Merrill and Dick Vaillancour. who ara attending Or)C. Olrn Loreni at
Oregon, and Marilyn O'Neill. Milla college, who ta taking aummer work at
Colorado college. Jim Bucchl and Maun re O'Callaghan alo remained at
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Oregon Attracts Guests
Summer time aernu the time for TUltora from an rer the western and
eastern atates to find that Oregon ta the garden ipot to runt. Many Klamath
people have been playing host and hostesses to visitors. Among them ara
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Noeale who hare Mrs. Nogfle'a parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Mosier of Lew Is ton, Ida. visiting here.
The Mosirrs are also visiting another daughter and her family who
have recently moved ta Klamath Palls. Mrs. Rollen Wilkin and children.
Ann and Joe. came to this city recently to Join Mr. Wilkin and to mak
their home here.
Mr. Wllktn la production manager for Pluhrert bakery here. Ann will
return to the University of Oregon next fall and Jot will be in high school
here.
The wedding of Beverly Zamsky is planned for this coming month on
August 27. Ber will marry Richard K. Smart of Olendale. Calif, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Smart of that city. Ber ta the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cuxk of thla city.
Both plan to return to the University of Oregon next tall when Diet:
will begin his fifth yrar In architecture and Ber will be a senior in art.
Last yrar Dirk was president of hla fraternity. Delta Tail Delta, and Ber waa
social chairman of Alpha Phi.
The rites will be read at t p. m. at the Episcopal church la this city.
Three werks spent In Yellowstone park and the Canadian Rockies havs
Just ended for Dr and Mrs. Marvin Nerseth, and Marvin and OaU. Tha
Nerseths particularly enjoyed visits to Banff and Lake Louise while they
were on their motor trip. They also visited relative In Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biggera and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Loney ara
leaving Monday for a wrrk'a vacation at Dorchester boose near Ocean Lake
on the Oregon coast.
Dorchester house Is a nineteenth century styled country inn which has
some of the g lamer reminiscent of that picturesque era. It should be a
lovely vacation.
Mrs. Charlotte Martin has been having guesta also. Her brother and
his wifr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faus. are hrre from Chryenne. Wyo. This IS
the first risit that Mrs. Martin and hex brother have had for 13 J cars.
Sojcmtu
By Joan Foulon w
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A TYPICAL VAC ATION pa at I me supplies pert Mary
O Brims aummer job, above left. Mary, who is a junior in
education at Oregon Stale college, hus worked for srvrral
aummrr driving the book van for the Klamath County library.
For her aummer vocation she takes the van to various spot
In the basin area so that residents may have reading matrrlal
without trek to the city.
NOTHING LIKE a threesome fur bridge on a hot aflrr
noon. Mary Ann Mills, Joriy Bennrt and Dorothy Collier, above
right, relax during their noon hour at the Bennet home on Cres
cent avenue. Jody, who attends Vawar, and Dorothy. University
of Oregon, have brrn helping thrlr fathrrs thla aummrr. and
Mary Ann, Stanford, has Just recently returned from a trlj
to Canada. All three girls will be Juniors next year.
BOATINCi ON Till: LAKE has attracted many fans this
aummrr and Donna McVry and Pat McMillan, center, have
discovered It, too. Both girls have spent most of the heat
filled daya at the MrVrys' Lakrshore drive home or out on
Upper Klamath lakr. Pat and Donna, who will both be sopho
mores at Oregon State collrgr, wrre roommates this past year
at arhool.
TENNIS TIME for Dolores Steele litis summrr. who la
shown at the left. Dolores. sophomore In liberal arts at the
University of Oregon, Is entrrrd In the women's division of
the city tennis tournament. She has brrn spending most of
her time with racket In hand serving aces.
IM.AYINU ON AM) Tlim NOTE occupies the days of
Mndclon Adler, who la a sophomore at the University of Ore
gon. Mntlelon, right, la majoring In music at the university
and she la teaching the ways of the keyboard to her pupils
here till aummrr.
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All picture by Guderlan.