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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 1955 HBW kWmW hhh WKW WmWWW LWmW ''The Voice OS Klamath Union High School'9 Member Of Oregon Srholasiie I'reNN PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN THE HERALD & NEWS Br ........ -'I'Vy THE LONG AND SHORT of it at Klamath Union High School this Autumn it exemplified when the Newi Nugget photographer caught Vice-President Richard Siedeman lleft) and Terry Hannon, student body president Irightl with Freshman Raymond Johnson Icenterl in the main hall. Johnson is one of the "feather merchants" in this year's Frosh crop. (Cutline by Brent Caldwell and Photo by Dwayne Pratherl. ..-. -H'HW '.mini ( mm , m, m . m m i-in f f i ii mam . .- aai f THE SMOOTH OPERATION of each of Klamath Union High School's departments nt on the tireless work of the secretarial staffs. Pictured above are three of KU' clerical members (left) Miss Joyce Lee Hoagland, Audio-Visual Aid department Joe LaClaire; Mrs. Lucille Hayford, Vocational department under Mr. John Lake Betty Thornton, Music department undor Mr. Andrew Loney. is depend s efficient under Mr. ; and Mrs. New Structure Slated To Rise Br CLENDA JOHNSON Plans for a now auditorium build ing to bo locnteri on Ihe old Cou:ity Llbrnry lte will bruin Juminry 1, nccordlnir to KUH3 Principal Charles Carlson. Contractors employed for the Job will take approximately six weeks to study the pinna. Pilec for the new structuro will be decided by the school board in February. One year is expected to be allotted for completion. Fifteen classrooms are planned for tho new bulldln, Including new ninslo rooms, cafeteria and kitchens. Included In the construction work re new classrooms in the old cafeteria and an extension of the girl's locker room Into the old kitchen. Locker rooms for the boys will be extended to the present music rooms. TEAM SUPPORT SOLICITED Support the Pels! Attend the Redding . KUHS football game next Friday nluht, 8 p.m. on Mo doc Field. Let's show Coach John McGlnnls that we are behind the Pels 100 per centl HI I'ltHSMKIt TESTS HELD Junior and senior refresher mathematics' tests were Riven last Wednesday at Klamuth Union HlKh School during home room period. C'ONVO CONDITTED Klamath Union IUrIi School's first National Assembly of the year was presented last Friday on Peli can court and featured folk dancing. Hammond Organ Chord Organ lrgmt It04-k trad ing Inaka pinnoa In thin part o( the went Bent a Spinel piano. Iltntal pur. L-haaa plan. Libray Gains Volumes By CAROLE HORN One thousand new volumes have been added to the fast-growing stock of books In Klamath Union High School's library. A grond total of 8.000 books, magazines and periodicals are currently available. Mr. Roy Tidwell, librarian, and assistant - librarian Marv Lou O'Connor will be assisted this year by 80 students and Mrs. Zumwalt, the new assistant - librarian. Languages Offering Course In 'Second-Year German' -I BY MAUREEN GRIFFITH NROTC Gets Richard Clark BV SHARON O'NEIL Richard "Dick" Clark, graduate of Klamath Union High's '55 class. has received his orders to report i to Oregon State College as a j midshipman in the Naval Reserve Officer's Training Corps, accord ing to Mr. Charles Carlson, KUHS principal. Clark, who is a brother of Nancy Clark, competed with 30-, 000 other candidates in the nation wide Navy college aptitude test last December. A hish academic standing in the test further quali fied him for further processing and the selection for an appoint ment to the NROTC by the state selection committee. When Clark completes this col lege training, he will be com missioned as an ensign in the United Spates Navy, or a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. Craig Releases List Of T & I Members BV SHARON O'NEIL Thirty students comprise Klam ath Union Hirih School's T and I membership list, according to Mr Robert Craig, adviser. Members on this year's roster are: .Lynn Arnold, Gerald Bar rett, Robert Bedal. Cecil Bennett, Stanley Brooks, James Charles. Harry Childers, Allen Conley, Douglas Cotton. Gary Criuner, Dick Crawford, Fred Cray, Gerald Dedmon. Ray DeLonge, Hr.rval Down. Bill Foote, Paul Foulke, Spencer Foulke. David Groves, Terry Haggreen. Charles Himel wright, Lee Hobbs. Warren Hurt gen, John Lovelady, Bill Nolen, Tim O'Harra, Don Roufs, Del mar Rose, Bryce Rutledge, Lionel Scott, Bob Smith, Jim Thomas, Wlllard Thurman, William Trusty, Ray Warner, James Watson, and Horace Youngblood. POEMS AUTUMN BLUES By NKLETA DUN LAP The flowers are dying . . . The leaves are falling too. And school is now starting . . . Oh I Woe Is youl But . . . sometimes in school Such fun can be had . . . Though thinking of school Will still make you sad. And then when the time comes For school to be through . , , Oh! Pool that you are. You'll start to feel blue. ADOLESCENT JARGON By NELETA DUNLAP "Please watch your language," Parents will shout, When from their children Words like these come out: "Get hep, you square, I'll clue you in; This reat-Kone talk Ain t such a sin. ONE OF KLAMATH Union High's most experienced in structors, Mr. Don Ross, has resumed his mathematical post again this year. Mr. Ross has taught all forms of math ematics at KUHS with the ex ception of trigonometry. His vast experience also Includes mechanical drawing instruc tion. Currently, he is assisting Mr. Wendell Smith as a coun- f Second year German is cur i rently being taught at Klamath Union High School under the super i vision of Mr. Joseph Keuter, Eng l lish and language instructor, i Filtcen students are enrolled for the subject. The course will al- ternate with first-year German. Mr. Keuter is a University of I Oregon graduate and has spent his entire teaching career of seven years at Klamath Union High. His i hobbies are fishing and reading, and he lists bis pet peeve as I "Stuaents who won't turn in their work. ! Heading the Klamath Union High School language s' department I again this year Is Mrs. Helen , Hoffman. Besides teaching a full . load in Latin, this popular instruc- j tor handles departmental book work, budget details and language : faculty coordination. She is another 2 University of Oregon graduate. Her i experience at KUHS is 15 years. 3 She spends her summers instruct M lng at KUHS. j Mrs. Hoffman is an accomplished 'aitSf Pamter. and is well-known lor her pueuc worm,. i.asi spring sne aa dressed a language group in beattle, and her speech was so Faculty Added To Girls' PE By LINDA GREGORY Miss Ella Redkey and Mrs. Ma rie Jolinson, both newcomers to Klumath Union High School this year, are both additions to the KU Girls' physical Education Depart ment. They are replacements for Mrs. Viola Hunsaker, who resigned because of ill health. The new teachers Join Mrs. Janet McGin nis and Mrs. Sylvia Tucker. Many activities have been scheduled for this year's classes. The first two weeks of physical education activity saw the ad vanced swimming classes at work. On the agenda lor freshman and sophomore girls are hockey, soc cer and speedball. Junior and senior girls will play touch football. A water festival lor the coming summer has been planned ui which the PE swim ming classes will take part. Two hundred sophomore girls are enrolled in PE classes. The Frosh girls' roster is slightly above 200. Grad Gains Degree BY SHARON O'NEIL Principal Charles Carlson was recently informed that Arthur J. Solle, a 1946 Klamath Union High School graduate, has been award ed a degree of bachelor of science In radio engineering from Tri State College, Angola, Indiana. CLOSING OUT SALE continuts KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. 221 Mala LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th SCil 00L BAND AND ORCHESTRA IS niM m ruii SX Complete instruction is furnished in your school FREE! RENTw Instrument Entire Rental To Apply On Purchase If You Decide To Buy. Call or drop In for complete details Dcfbtp Music Co. :' V" 0 uick way to a lovely foundation that lasts radiantly all day... 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College and university rosters bearing .this Austrian born world traveler are located in Rome, Budapest, Ore gon, Washington and Mexico. Be fore Joining the KU faculty. Mr. Labos was a member of the Uni versity of Portland faculty. Mr. Labos' hobbies are chess, traveling, dancing, fencing and horseback riding. KLAMATH UNION HIGH'S Assistant-Librarian Wary Lou O'Connor is back at her duties after vacation this summer in San Francisco. Prior to beginning her vaca tion, Miss O'Connor attended Portland State College, where she enrolled in a six weeks' practice teaching course. CORRECTION: DUE TO AN ERROR The Address and Phone Number Was Wronq For NEWLAND TRAILER SALES It Should Have Read 88 Main St. Phone 8355 PEYTON - NEW 3 Bedroom SPACEMAKER CHy gnu nrl tcwer Mnei la and Palrl for bv builder $10,995 Open Tonficbt 4 (III dark Corner WantUnd and Winhburn Phnne K'M. 3003. Eve. 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