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CONVIVIALITY . . . and jovial smilet prevail In ll fhe candid hot taken i OTI 4h other
night when -local and out-of-town personalities were assembled because of a common in.
terest . "OTI". Above, from the left, Mrs. Charles A. Henderson, Mrs. Victor E. O'Neill,
member of the State Board of Education; and Mri..Perey Murray. ' ,
MRS. PAUL PATTERSON , . . wife of tho Governor of Oregon, member of the State Board of
Education, and chairman of the Vocational Education atid Oregon Technical Institute Standing'Com
mittec, is shown above, center, with O. I. Paulson, left, Oreaon State Director of Vocational Edu
cation;, and Mayor Paul Landry, representing the city of Klamath Falls.
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I , -m -r . MmvJk' , - I IVaJ' f) ''k l ' " conversation with Winston Purvine, next to Mrs. Libbyj and Harloy Libby, Jefferson, I ;
, . t ' ." .-. f lV who represented the Farmers' Union at the February 5th meeting. " . . T "J -.
' REX PUTNAM ... State Superintendent of Public Instruction . C$ H' '" I
heads the entire State Department of Education. He is shown I Vs W i"-'jJr :
at the loft, with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Owens. Owens, local busi- I N Jv" I . - -
' ness man. has been a long-time supporter pf OTi as identified . fS X &f mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmlmlmmm
with Klamath Falls. , ., it 'J J 14 I
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in$$ 03 MPS. A.V. MVEY . . '"" Mi. and Mrs. A, S. I ' .... '- i?"" ' .
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ti 'J If IVTX l X J V Jf-'7Si. emoloyers at the business meeting; and A, V, 5 vJ ' VfS' -5)t JAI V V
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OTI DEAN OF MEN . . John Hobson, left; Mrs. Hob son and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Leake, from Helix, Oregon general public representative at meeting.
MRS. EARL SHERIDAN .'. . State PTA representative, "seated between Mr.
and Mrs. .Wallace Uerlings. Uerlings is an instructor at OTI. ;
'The State Advisory Committee for Oregon Tech is
composed of representatives of business, industry, agri
culture, general public and the home.. This committee is
established by law and each member is appointed by the
State Board of Education." Appointments are made by
the State Board from nominations made by state organi
zations Members of t.'ie committee who attended the
recent meeting at Oregon Tech represent these state
organizations and widely spaced geographical areas of
the state. v '- ..."
The duties of the State Advisory Committee are those
of recommending general policy, actions to! the Stote :
Board of Education. By spending an evening and the next
day on the campus, members of the Advisory Committee
develop an acquaintance with staff members. and op
erating policies that is very helpful to the State Board
of Education which meets only in Salem.. The recom
mendations of the State Advisory Committee are' viewed
with confidence by members of the State Board of Edu
cation during its regular meetngs when the. OTI agenda
is-under consideration. (Further details inside) '