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HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON
FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1054
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RON LOWELL. KLAMATH FALLS, i being presented with th.
Outstanding Athlete award by acting athletic director B i It--Bowerman,
left. Lowell was given the award on his achieve
ments in athletics, scholarship, leadership and eitiienship on
he University of Oregon campus.
Conservation
Klamath County elementary and
high school students who partici
pated in this year's conservation
program on "Forests," are recolv
in recomltion this week. The
year long project ts designed to
acquaint siuaenis kiui m vm
ol lorests to this country, to ap
preciate the needs of forests II
Ihey are to be perpetuated; to ex
perience forestry activities: and to
realize the responsibility of every
one toward forest conservation.
This is the fifth year that an
attempt has been made to give
conservation cducatton real mean
ing in the schools of the Klamath
County District, tn past years,
stress has been laid on other nat
ural resources.
The program included work on
scraphooks, essays, charts, speech
contests, collections, field trips,
and other work pertaining to the
subject.
Chiloquin 7 8 grade students,
radio division, talk on "Forest Con
servation," was considered b y
judges to be the outstanding skit
presented. Taking part in "Sim
ple Sam, the Conservation Man,"
were Moralee Griffin. Henry De
laoey. BUI Anderson, Myrna Kens-
ler and Jerry Collins, This com
petition was at Malln March s.
Others given high ratings, were
Malln. with "Forest Helpers":
Merrill. "Timberland Court": Hen
ley, "Setting the World on Fire"
and Altamont, "Daddy's Ups and
Downs."
Senior high school students par
ticipating In a panel discussion.
"How Can the Problems of Forest
Conservation Be Met?" Which was
also held at Malln were: Nelda
Hale, Bonanza, chairman; Carson
Miller, Bly; Flo Johnson, Malln;
Yvonne Testerman Conner, Mer
rill; Errol Hatcher, Chiloquin; Wal-
ly Corey, oucnrist: Kaye Robln
ette. Henley: and Katherine Dear
born, Bonanza.
In the ail-county essay contests,
judged by "Jim" L. O'Donahue.
Klamath County naturalist, Robert
L. Cooper, forest supervisor and
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fifth and sixth grade division win
ners were:
First Chester Emery, grade
6, Gilchrist: second Pamela An
derson, grade S, Gilchrist and Da
vid Brumback, grade 6. Falrhaven.
In the 7-8-8 grade division. Amy
Louise Kerr, grade 7, Falrhaven,
took first: Judy Odham, grade 9,
Gilchrist, 2nd and Delbert Powell,
grade 8, Keno, third.
Tenth grade winners were all
from Gilchrist, Including Tommy
Larson, first: Betty Barber second,
and Sue Graham, third.
Oilchrlst and Henley divided the
11th grade division. Jane Braater,
Gilchrist taking lirst place; Kay
O'Donahue, Henley second, and
Michael Harris, Gilchrist, third.
Twelfth grade winners were Dick
Aents, Chiloquin first; Zola Hagcr,
Gilchrist, second and Louie Jordan,
Ollchrist, third.
Educator Blasts
Teaching Method
THEDFORD, Neb. Ifi-Educntor
Dale D. Welch told the Nebraska
Sandhills Cattle Assn. meeting he
viewed "with alarm" what he
termed the lack ol discipline in
modern' education.
"Wo spend so much tlmo try
ing to understand the rising gen
eration, when above all they rwed
Ilrm discipline." Dr. Welch, pres
ident of Hastings (Neb.) College
said.
"Genuine teaching takes place
when you have great teaching in
an atmosphere conducive to learn
ing." he said. "I find myself un
able to believe that tho best at
mosphere is one in which the stu
dents vote each day on what Uiey
shall do on that particular day."
Joe Louis Faces
Traffic Warrant
NEW YORK IfPI Former heavy
weight champion Joe Louis has
been informed he will be arrested
if he does not appear here by
May 28 to answer six traffic
tickets.
Chief Magistrate John M. Mur
tagh signed a warrant of arrest
yesterday for use against the for
mer light king if he doesn't show
up by then.
Louis' address was given as 2100
McDougal St., Detroit.
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Home Extension audit, was t-ou
firmed this week by the Mi'itr
SACRED HEART
NOTEBOOK
By lll ATItU H WALSH
Filial cxnms were ulveti yrstoo
day and today. Nest week will ro
the completion of Uio year's scho
lastic activities.
Bfnlor.1 will ptactU-o for their
graduation on Monday and Tuexiiuy
and will attend Ma.ss and receive
Holy Communion as a class 1irsday
morning, uruuuutiou services v. ill
be at l.AQ p.m. Tuesday evcnlim
In Bncreil Heart Chinch, gclvjlar
ships will be presented and awards
for cltKenshlp, religion and scholar
ship will bo iimkI". " ' r o "I
the exercises the students will mnk'o
a floral offering at Our Lady's altar.
ImmedlutHv . lllowli),? ttu-t r. re
ceptlou will be held for the grad
uated and thrlr friends in Die
8acred limit auditorium. Members
of the Junior clu.-s will serve.
Lettcrmen awards were given out
at a fpeclnl meetlnu. Tho.ie who
received awards were: niclimd
Wlckllne, Plill Collins, Juhn Dil'uy.
John Vundenbuig. Ronnie Cram
blet. Alfred Resluato, Bill Snider.
John Ely, Louts Brown, Gary
Thill. Jim Holland, Bob Axel, Dlno
Reglnnto and Roiivr Selberl. Al
fred Reglnato and Bill Snider re
ceived Trojan heads for nblllty im
provement, cooperation and gen
oral good sportsmanship'. In addi
tion. Bill also received the highest
athletic award of the year. A
trophy given to the most outstand
ing all . around athlete.
Girl s Lelteimen received sever
al new members- Mary Jo DrBell,
Colleen Llnehan, Rosalie Plnelll,
Barbara Young, Theresa Profit,
Cora Letlike, Laura Jean Hurley,
Jeanne Chin, Charlotte Noble, Flrtn
Dal Brol. Phyllis Patsch and Bar
bara Campbell. A Cardinal, high
est award available lo girls In ath
letics, was given to Kathleen. Car
rier. Eleven members of the Chimes
staff received certificates and gold
pins of membership in the Quill
and Scroll, an international organ
isation for high-school Journalists.
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Iranian Post
East- Foundation. New Yolk Oily.
Miss Bracken, employed 111 the
local oil Ire of home extension for
llio past two years, will leave early
In July by air lor New York,
hunt thcro the will fly, via Scan
dinavian Airlines for Tehran.
For the next two years he will
hnvo n supervisory Job as teacher-
trainer over a ao-miie radius
DOLORES IRACKEN
around Mamazan naar Tehran.
.Miss Bracken Is a graduate ol
Oregon Stale College. Prior to
coming here she organised the
homo economics department foi
the Oregon Falrview Home lot
menially deficient children and
spent l'i years In Germany aa a
recreation director for Army spe
cial services.
She will be on leave from Oregon
Btalo Collego during her trip
abroad.
Her home is In Monmouth.
THEFT
LONDON U1 John Neville, 31-
year-old pay clerk, admitted in
court Thursday he stole 48 pounds
11128.80) from the firm he worked
for and used It lo buy stock in
the company.
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