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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, MAY B, 1054 nEIlALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACT RVB V" WALTER V. MONGER, Hits commander, department of Oregon, Disabled American Veterani, wal In Klamath Falls this week and met with the executive committee of Dewey Powell chapter No, 12 and all convention com mitteemen, Jack Benner it chairman of the ttate con vention, which will be held June 9 to 12, Klamath Junior High News My SANUIIA ADAMS Wednesday, the 14 ol April the ba.ikpilmll Intern woie awarded lo the II.-Kulnr and the Midgets. Jack Krmnltrer nave oul .the awards to Iho Itpgulara. James Thnrlnn awarded Hip letters to the Midget. Ttwiio receiving Ictleie were: Itcgulnra: David Robinson. Doug Collipr. Homile Crnxlord, Douk Van llurakirk. Tom Ankenv. Jim Hope. Charles E. Carlson, Jan Cox and Jim Keen, Mldgrla: Ilouerl Wykolf, Itlchard I)v. Lowell Newton, Julius Hey nolds. Nirky Savage, Miko Propsl, Mlrkpy Ciiinrv, Oorclim Bcllars, Hnbprt Moon, nanny Johnson, Bil ly tOirPPvo. Homile Larson, Der mnnl Eckcrl. Mplvyn Aicnl, Larry Ilrlsbon. Don Leach. Don Mitchell, Don Evan. Joe FlUwater and Teddy Lundnrcn. Am II 15 Uie Honor Society had tin third assembly. Butaune Ooller wax master o( cprenionlei. Grot-go Knliibl, Pal Taylor, and Hue tleary came from KU1IS and presented the new members with pins. Menw bers are: Norma Young, Jeanno Wamslcnd. Jnncl Meyer. DurelellP Uuchholi, Virginia Wolkely, Elea nor frock, AhiipIIo Oaster, Steve Herder, Subline Ooellrr, 6unan Clrlttllh. Kay IllakP. ilarbara Sou llierland. Nuncy Honnan, Serena Smith and Mnry Laurhatumer. Carolyn Curler, Dixie Dixon, Pat Wilson. Donna l'Icllerle. Barbara KmvnrtK tju.sn Peterson, Mike I'ropst, Paul Nordlund, Sandra Oiirtle, Judy Logsden, Sandra Adnim, Alene Ci'iolliem, Charlea K. Carlton, JoAnn OolRt. Dorothy Lewi. Leo Price. Dene Bow, Eve lyn Tliornc, Maria Weed and Bhar. ron Whitlock. 1' r 1 d a y, April 30 alt of the aevenih grade atudonts Irom the schools In Klamath Kails camo to KK'll to gel an Idea ol what next year would be like. " The Honor Society allowed them where lo go all through the afternoon. They werp Ural led to the auditorium where there was a numlrrl ahow heinir put on tor them. After Bteve Itpeder und Burnnne Ooeller told them about the Honor Society, they were led by the Honor Society through Uie school and down Into the cafeteria for punch and cookie winch wero served by the Social Committee, Hugh Swnncy, editor and Judy Henkleman. assistant edi tor Rave them newspaper and they returned to their schools. The lloya and airl.i-Ulee Club put on a minstrel show lor Klam ath Knlls Junior HIkIi students Thursday April 211. Friday April 30 It was put on tor all of the aevenih tirade student. Mlsa Lo usugh waa there lo accompany them. John tlaydcn took the part an Mr, Inierlocutnr, Tile six main aclora were: Tom Ankeny. Jim Hope, Steve Pong, Don Leach, Mike Ashliy and Danny Johnston. Ttio Social Committer at KrMH Have a dance for elshth Brittle HIGHLIGHTS AT KUHS By fllNOKIt MART: Student body election are com plete and the new olllcern will be presented al an asaombly anon. New otflcera are: prealdent, Don Doyd; aeoratary treaaurer, Karen Purler: flrat vice - prealdent, Vaughn Bchnieck; aecond vice, prealdent, 'lorry llannon; Uilrd vice-president. Dave Macartney: bualneaa manager, John Shaw; yell king, Ed Blgby. Oil aponaored a dance last Fri day and the gang attending had a wonderful IIiiip. Oood muilc by Bt, John aa guest alar. Tonliihl'a the big annual bauniiPl tor Top Peppers and their moll) eia. New offlcera will be an- noiinned, Tlila year Die banquet li being held at Jen-Kd'a. More davs are needed In the n.iinth of May. Hip seniors urn really on the nodal bandwagon. Paliirdiiv. May a, la the date for tile AAUW tea for aenlor girls. Hours from 1 to 6 p.m. al the Eugene Favell residence on Eldo rado. All the glrla are going. The Rutnrlans entertain aenlor m.imbeia ol Honor Society al a banquet tills Friday nlglil. Job'a Daughlera and DeMolny combine lor their annual Mother's Day breakfast Siinduv morning al the Wlllard Hotel, 'nils Is one ol the nicest events of the yeur. Judv Clark, iiueen of Job'a. and David Maxwell, master counselor ol DeMulay, are In charge. 11 sounds like a lull schedule for many but let us not forget the day of reckoning Is coming. Final exams cast a ahadow over the end uf the month so bewarel Thai's when you'll have to burn the mid night oil. All Junior and aenlor girls met In the auditorium to hear Annrtle Itlvers from the Waves. 8he lold of the many flelda ol training In the aervlce thai girl can enlist tor. Everyone remember Us Pell cana time. Friday, May 7, al Mills auditorium, Don't miss It, Did you know wo allll have boya training and participating In track, tennis and baseball? 'Ilia aiale. convention of Home- makers heard the a cappella choir yealerday Wonderful compliment were made about them after their appearance. Il'i a treat to hear them. This Friday will be the last edition ol the Klamath Krater (or the school year, It's been a won derful paper and we should all toll the editor, staff and edvls- "When you're hungry and dry, meet ui In lly" Bar - Restaurant- - Roomi "!" Cnilsnt O, A. Usl HALFWAY HOUSE () riiblsi C.sslrr Kl.Y, OKE. or, "Well done." Next edition September. Next year'a edltora for the Krat- AND SIDING $$$ SAVE $$$ Dsl wllb nn wik Wk acts Us wark W. S. "BILL HEIMANN rasas iisi an anuatfi er and El Rodeo will be an nounced at the Publication Ban quet, Monday night at Lucca's. Time to pick a rally aquad. Membera of the aquad to work with Ed Blgby had their tryouu MAUN NURSERY will landscape your borne for aa low aa S7.M per month, 36 montha to pay. You actually sate money by having- your landscape expert help you with your plan. It takea leaa shrubs when placed properly , , . II really takea leaa shrubs. We allll have dormant ahade treee. PIIONK 5502 for FLOYD HCOTT or TOM HICKEY. HOMEDALE I HARLAN KLAMATH FALLS today. They will be elected later tbU week. , i rt K?i OaaaalMe tan Greece Rocked By New Quake ATHENS. Greece Mv-New earth quakes today rocked Oreece'a con lrl province ol Thessaly. still groggy from shocks last Friday which killed 54 persona and caused damage estimated at 10 million dollars. Preaa reuorta aald Uie latest tre mors destroyed Uie village ol Sourll. near Boladhes. which bore the brunt of last week s quakn. Damage also waa reported In ftofadhe. KardlUa and Trlkala, the reports aald. students April 33 The theme of the dance was Blue Moon. Peto Robinson, Doug Van Busklrk. Mike Starr, Gordon Sellars and Lowell Newton provided music (or most of the dance. The Social Committee served refreshments. STATE FARM INSURANCE OPENS NEW OFFICE AT 709 So. 6th Thii new State Farm Inst ance oflic hat been opened lo provide a thorough service for in last growing membership in this area. We invite you to viiie our new orhce for inlormaiion on Lilt, Auto and Fire insur ance. A carefully trained and courteous imuranc advitor ii always ready to siiiit you. More people enioy low-rate, lull coverage auto insurance with State Farm than with any mher company-be -uie State Farm aimi to iniure only care lul driven! ' William Goen 709 So. 6th Ph. 3262 "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS LEFTY AND HIS DRIFTIN' PLAYBOYS WITH FLOYD CRAMER At The Piano Ftoturcd en Abbott Record! keVSsMaasapVeVeVeVMiiX VAN HOWARD Larry's land Leader ' Feelers en lmae''el Recardi . ALL OF THE BAND AND ENTERTAINERS ARE FROM THE LOUISIANA HAYRIDE ARMORY SAT.. 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