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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1958)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE iDTI Reports Scholarships Approximately 30 students are row attending Oregon Technical Institute on scholarships which ha ie been made available by Klamath Basin persons and or gai lizations, and by other private on anizations in the state. P rank Stanko, assistant dean of ma. i and chairman of the Oregon Technical Institute scholarship pro gra m, reports the following schol ars! nip students and donors: Jiinet Buck, KUHS Girls Athlet ic Association; Donald Claunch, Tobstee Lions; Alan Jones, Chuck Was on Cafe; Roy Kerr, Daly Fund; Richard Pekala, Winema Hotel: Jani ce Sarutzki, Dugan and Mest Chevrolet; Gary Uenne, Ruth Pow ers McBride scholarship; Betty Mulder, Janet Rider and Wallace Won i, three Klamath Falls Kiwan- is st 'holarships: Steven Carlson Charles Langseth, Floyd Brooks and Ralph Sawyer, four scholar ships awarded by the OTI Faculty Wivcii and Women's Club; Clif ford Otto, Elkton Lions Club; and Willat d Showaway and Daniel 01 ney, two Yakima scholarships. Charlie Wilson, Exchange Club of Til lsa; Ronald Allstott, Penny Art Fund: James Cooper, Kathryn Dick scholarship fund; Joseph Millen, Lebanon Kiwanis fund: Gary iW. Hueners, Britt Memorial scholarship fund; Delphine McFar- land, (Umatilla scholarship fund; Hubert Velarde, Jicarilla scholar ship fund; Sanders Heath, Stanley Smith, Gordon Rhoan and Duane Miller, ', four Warm Springs schol arship : funds. Stankjj points out that the schol arships are awarded on the basis of schotusticachievement and good moral character, and that students wishing ito apply tor the available OTI sch olarships should contact their hijjn school principals for the necessary information ana applica tion blari ;s. Applica tions must be completed and submitted not later than March 1. 1958, and all applicants will be no tified of their status prior to the sp: ing semester graduation. Oregon Tech is now entering its second ya ar under the state, ter ritory and foreign scholarship pro gram, witli a total of 56 scholar ships for the winter term of the 1957-58 sc(iooI year. Of the total, there are 24 state, iwo territory, two foreign, and 28 private schol arships ay ailable to eligible stu dents attending OTI. HS Principals SetOSC Trek OREGON i STATE COLLEGE -Principals o f 59 Oregon high schools, including Klamath Falls and Henley, have been invited to the Oregon Jtate College campus February 15 for interviews with former students on high school and college cours. offerings and coun seling programs. The principal-student interviews were started s ix years ago by OSC as part of in evaluation of its counseling anil orientation program for new students. Only eight iVchools were invited the first year but highly favorable comments from students and prin cipals have prompted expansion of the interview program each year. Under the program, principals have individual, voluntary inter views with thjciir graduates who are now attending OSC on the strong and weak points in high school offering;; and OSC's new student oriental ion and counseling work. Following the interviews, principals meet with college lead ers and review tcomments and rec ommendations of the students. Findings in past years have brought change! and improve ments in some aspects of both college preparatory programs in the high schools and in OSC coun seling programs designed to help students get off to a successful start in college. TRAFFIC TOLL UP LONDON (UP) - Highway ac cidents killed 5,550 persons in Britain last year for the highest toll since the war, the Ministry of Transport reported today. The figure was 183 above 1956. ' The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Engagement Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls Phone TU 4-6185 No cost or obligation! wm Completely AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING jj J V . 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