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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1949)
i HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUC. 24, 1949 SEC. Ill PACE NINB : t v.. j - r . rirr3 J - 1 fj v i( V i, r ? d y . HP AND SPIRIT Acquiring o touch of spirit for their respctiv colleges ore Donna Homon with the OSC puppy, who i heading for Oregon State college on September 18, ond Joon Moore, with the Mll annual, who is leaving about September 14 for Mills col lege In California. TV 2' i ?J v'.;:;:;,r;::; 7 ..... vJ III .! j I-i i.Ja.Ajirti.i THIY HAVI A DATE A date for a college education starting September. Helen Jack son, who will leave for the University of Oregon on September 18 and Ceorgionna Clark, who plans to study at Southern Oregon eoilege, ore busy planning ond pocking their wardrobes for school. HOW 8 THE MATERIAL? That's the qutntlon Joe DeiMtrikoi irrnM to b inking tttn u Oeorgt OheMlin ihowt him llp-ovrr wratrri, popular high tchool apparfl. Colleges Start In Late September School, (or college ttudenU. I klatrd to oprn about the laat In September. fceglitxaUon week at both Oregon and Oregon State will be September 19 to 34 thu year and dauea will commence on September it at both slate schools. Southern Oregon college reg istration will be September 32 to 2t with the clssses opening Bep tember J7. Enrollment at the University of Oregon Is expected to be between ftOOO and 8000. and at Oregon State, between (000 and 7000. Rush week dates at the University ol Oregon will be held from September 11 to 16 and Oregon State sororities and fraternities will rush new members during registration week, with rushing beginning the Among those student leaving are about 64 who graduated from Klamsth Union high school. KUH3 sent out 64 transcripts to various colleges on the west coast for Its graduating senior class, which Is about 30 per cant of the 23S spring graduates. As ususl the greatest number has chosen local state schools. Twenty-two students are going to Oregon State at Corvallls In tha fall, 1 are bound for the University of Oregon In Eugene, six for Southern Oregon college In Ashlsnd. Other schools, which will receive Klamath graduates are the Uni versity of Washington. Sacramento Junior college, Stephens In Colum bia, Mo, Colorado Women's college, Wheaton university In Illinois, North West Christian college, Clark college In Vancouver, Mill, Pomona. Lewis and Clark. Armstrong Business college, Willamette, University of Nevada, North Dakota Agricultural college and several nursing schools. A number of students received scholarships last spring and Intend to continue their education. The Oeorgla Collier scholarship went 'to Patricia Ward, and others were from the University of Oregon Mothers in Klamath Palls to Robert Hooker, University of Oregon Mothers and Dads to Helen Jsrkson and Sharon Williams, Oregon Congress of Parent Teachers to Delora Hrdlund and Janet Russell for work at OSC. Tha Oregon system of higher education gave tuition and free arholarshlpa to the University of Oregon to Prtsellla Hutchlns, Sharon Williams, Helen Jackson and Patricia Ward. An Oregon 8tate college scholarship went to Colleen Creswell. She also received the AAUW scholarship. The DAR scholarship went to John Kerbow, the Delta Kappa Osmma scholarship was given to Helen Jackson and the John Herron Art award went to Patrick Baker. Joe College Garb About Tbe Same Roper & Roper Pa,nt!ng Contra(tors at KUHS There'll be no drastic clothes changes when school doors swing open for the lmS-MM sesson but college, high school and elementary students will try out a few new fads. College men seem to be going for ahlrta In pastel shades with wide spread collars and French cuffs. The stress also seems to be on purchase of euff links, ties, handkerchiefs and socks to blend Into an eye-catching color scheme. Blus drnlm slacks also seem to be catching on, not only with returning high schoolers but also college-goers. Those planning to return to college In the fall also are aiming for comfort, Indicated by the large sale of corduroy Jacket and slacks. Cords and slip-over sweater will be a standby for high school boys with a few choosing leather flight Jacket. In the shoe department, brogues with double and even triple soles are the gener.il choice of high school and university men. In fsct, the smsll fry boys In elementary school are showing signs of leaning toward thlck-soled brogues as their favorite footwear. And the kids are steering awsy from the conservative with a definite liking for bold-striped T-shirt and gay socks. Tsrkle-twIU Jacket and cords will complete the tchool wardrobe for the little fellas this year, (For story on college girl togs, tee Paga 10, Bsetlonll.) i' miiummturitmtttrrinrmmmtttttmtmmttmuuuitaitittimmmmmmn Hey Kids!! Enjoy The DAIRY QUEEN let Milk Product "Old Fashion Freeze" FOR BACK TO SCHOOL DAYS And Every Day IT'S NEW! IT'S DIFFERENT! IT'S SUPER! 1 1 a ! :ir 1 ' . si i 1 t I Ml H'iVsv.- f I I fewswrs-tfi 1 1-1 . i .) s 4 -. , a .- , . in V 4 1 Tf U war eEsawr.l , IT'"' y . I- 1 1 Wy.clW' t'm p" y Mil iW : ! Hi r.,4,x . j s .' t ' fc- e--r'. Cutting painting costs and still doing tha best possible work I achieved by the use of the most modern painting equipment in Southern Oregon. Part of the equipment is shown here. There are 10 men in the crew and all or qualified journeymen ... 3 ore espert paper hangers and 3 are expert interior decorators. Roper & Roper Painting Contractors or equipped to hondla all residence and commercial jobs regardless of tilt. Their 3 trucks are familiar sights in Southern Oregon and Northern California. Roper & Roper Painting Contractors Phone 9278 Ol'T-OF-TOWVER Buddy VsJceschlnl, Grass Valley high school senior, seems Intent on making the proper pick of trousers when he stopped In Klamath Palls recently to select hit wardrobe for tchool. Hibbs' Salesman Bob Predrlckson looks on. present fall Let specialists assist you in selecting your college or career wardrobe! Long's specialize in the things you'll need ... style right! Price right! r V 1SL or weaters A must for your Pall Wardrobe! Slip-over and cardigans In a wide range of colors. $2.95 to $8.50 classics r STARS IN THE FALL FIRMAMENT! Blouses and Shirts Tailored and dressy style In all wanted colors and fabrics. Illus trated, a long sleeve, French cuff with Barrymore collar. In tissue faille. $5.95 "Scully" Suedes Fingertip and full length coat ... a large selection In a wide variety of color. CAMPUS COATS In unusual tweed and plain color. from $45 CASUAL DRESSES For campus or date wear. Crepes, gabs, wools, Jerseys. from $10.95 KNIT SUITS A grand assortment. $10.95 to $45 SUITS All fine worsteds, tweeds and gab ardines. Plain colors, checks, stripes, plaids and novelties. from $22.50 SEPARATE JACKETS SKIRTS Straight, flared and pleated style In a wealth of fabrics. PAJAMAS "Leslie Marshall" exclusive . . rayon, cotton, nylon. from $3.95 SLIPS AND GOWNS HOSIERY 1 top lines! Ootham "Gold Stripe' and "Sapphire." $1.35 to $2.50 Mix or Match! Wool skirt and blouse for your casual occa sions! You'll wear them and wear them I as" J. Sundaes -Cones 535 E. Main Pints -Quarts 7.19 Main jtrtftttttPtttfttttfttttttWttl
